Six Year Old Killed by Dump Truck in Front of Home
Thomas Allen Bauer six died instantly Saturday when a dump truck struck him in front of his Longford Street home. Lloyd Jones 24 faced no charges per Police Chief Stankard. Tommy a first grader at Allen School, survived by parents and grandmother. services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. J. R. Urich officiating. Burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Thomas Allen Bauer
Ralph F. Bauer
Longford Street
E. J. Stankard
Aday
Lloyd Jones
Bath Street
Jones
C. E. Parker
Tommy
Allen School
Elyria High School
Anna Bauer
Springfield
Bauer
Firemen Keep On Jump Over The Week End
Rains late yesterday and this morning seem to have ended Elyria grass fire epidemic, at least temporarily, after nine more runs by Elyria firemen during the week end. Ridgeville Township crews were called out three times yesterday as the four day Elyria total rose to 21 grass fires with five calls Saturday and three Sunday. A run yesterday afternoon to the city limits uncovered a call outside the city. Two fires were extinguished on one Saturday afternoon run as Robert Curtis and Harold Weiland tackled a blaze at Wesley and Bon Air Avenues, burning a quarter acre before returning to the station.
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Elyria
Ewria
Ridgeville Township
Robert Curtis
Harold Weiland
Wesley
Bon Air Avenues
Auto Plunges Drowns Lorain Youth in Lake
A car carrying four Lorain youths plunged 50 feet into Lake Erie at Ceylon Junction, 14 miles east of Sandusky. Benjamin Repko, 19, drowned. Chester Uszuynski, 19, injured. driver John Gonas, 25, and another passenger escaped. Surviving trio called for help after the crash. Repko was found after four hours by Lorain coast guards.
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Lorain
Lake Erie
Ceylon Junction
Sandusky
Benjamin Repko
John Repko
Chester Uszuynski
Good Samaritan Hospital
John Gonas
Gonas
Erie County
Ohio Weather Outlook with Colder Tonight and Rain Midweek
The period brings fair and colder conditions tonight in the south, followed by continued cold and fair Tuesday. Wednesday expected rain. High pressure dominates Canada and the Lake region with low pressure from New England to the Gulf and into Idaho. Rain has affected Mississippi and Alabama through the Ohio Valley into western Pennsylvania. snow in the Rockies. Temperatures are cooler across the U.S. and much of Canada outside the Atlantic coast.
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Ohio
Canada
Lake Region
Plains States
New England
Gulf
Idaho
Misssissippi
Alabama
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Rockies
Atlantic
United States
Yankee Clipper Lands In Horta Harbor
Pan American Airways 41 ton Yankee Clipper reaches Horta harbor at 8 07 a m Est completing a 2 80 mile hop from Baltimore in 17 hours 33 minutes with 21 passengers. Commanded by Capt Harold B Gray the flying boat prepares for a Lisbon leg on its maiden trans Atlantic cruise testing radio weather and ground handling. The ship will stay several hours before continuing to Lisbon.
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Azores
Pan-American Airways
Horta Harbor
Baltimore
Bay
Harold &. Gray
Fiet
Lisbon
Marseilles
Southampton
Foynes
Ireland
trans-Atlantic Air Service
Bar Group Endorses Sheriff Plan To Move Civil Office
The Lorain County Bar Association endorsed Sheriff Carl R. Finegan’s proposal to relocate the civil department from the courthouse to the county jail. A special committee’s report supported efficiency gains from the move, including an extra deputy for service calls and stenographic help at the jail. Deputy Claude Adams remains in charge with assistant Miss Josephine Eisenhardt.
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Lorain County Bar Association
Carl R. Finegan
Frank E. Stevens
Civil Department
Claude Adams
Josephine Eisenhardt
Wage Hour Parley In Coal Industry Has Temporary Interruption
Southern and northern soft coal operators clashed in the Appalachian wage hour talks causing a temporary halt as producers split into caucuses. Spokesmen said the sessions aimed to unite producers on wage and hour demands raised by the United Mine Workers union.
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New York
United Mine Workers Union
Man Hit By Car Near Oberlin Leaves Some Hope for Recovery
Peter Klein, 55, of Oberlin R D 1, remained in serious condition at Allen Hospital after being struck by a car on Route 20 near Oberlin at 3 40 p m yesterday. The crash caused a Greyhound bus carrying 33 passengers to veer into a ditch to avoid the car. no injuries on the bus were reported. The driver of the car was Henry W Fry, 25, of Euclid. the bus driver was Adrian Newkirk, 26, of Toledo. Klein, a foreman at the Acme Foundry in Cleveland, was helped home by his son Elmer before hospital transfer. his condition today was somewhat improved but still serious.
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Peter Klein
R. D
Oberlin
Allen Hospital
Klein
Greyhound
Paul Johnson
Albert McWilliams
Sheriff's Department
Henry W. Fry
Euclid
Adrian Newkirk
Toledo
Fry
Acme
Cleveland
Elmer
Frank Salo
Stop
Avon Lake
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Joseph Yargo
Sandusky
Lake Road
Can't Have Two Unions Says Green
President William Green of the AFL told 1,000 New England delegates that peace in labor will return only if the CIO dissolves and returns home. He said there can be no peace with two unions and urged the rebel CIO to dissolve and rejoin the AFL.
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Boston
Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
William Green
American Federation of Labor
AFL
CIO
House of Labor
Green
New England
Airliner crash near Oklahoma City kills eight
A Braniff Douglas plane failed after takeoff from Municipal Airport at 2 42 AM. heavy haze prevented safe landing. Co Pilot Malcolm Wallace and Pilot Clause Seaton escaped as fire consumed the wreck. Eight dead, four injured, all survivors hospitalized.
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Malcolm Wallace
Clause Seaton
Municipal
Seaton
Wallace
Bert Ison
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Allen
Evanston
Tl. Bate
R. T
Denver
Cairo
Senor
Sheldon
Georgia
Salina
Kans
zZarr
Louise
Dallas
Chicago
P. R. Smith
E. C. Erickson
Richards Suspended by SEC for Stock Manipulations
The Securities and Exchange Commission suspended Junius A. Richards, a Wall Street broker with Smith, Barney & Co., from seven national stock exchanges for 10 days over allegedly manipulative trades for the British firm Robert Benson & Co. Ltd. The SEC said Richards acted for a prominent British investment bank, while denying any involvement by his firm or partners. The British firm was found guilty of violations but not subject to action due to limited authority.
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Washington
UCP
Securities and Exchange Commission Today
Junius A. Richards
Wall Street
Richards
Smith, Barney & Co
SEC
Robert Benson & Co., Ltd
Eight of Warren family drowned in BC flood surge
An ice jam on the Pine and Murray rivers flooded ranch lands in northeastern British Columbia killing eight family members named Warren. The victims include father mother three children and three grandchildren with one woman’s body recovered. Police sent food and medicine as twelve nearby residents faced exposure and warnings urged downstream evacuation.
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Dawson Creek
B. C
U. P
Pine
Murray Rivers
British Columbia
Warrens
East Pine
Alberta
No Opposition To Confirmation Of Douglas
The Senate Judiciary Committee quickly approved the nomination of William Douglas as Associate Justice and sent it to the Senate for expected confirmation. The panel’s vote was unanimous as Douglas, 40, chairman of the SEC, would succeed retired Justice Louis Brandeis after a brief 10 minute consideration by the committee.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
William ©. Douglas
Supreme Court
Senate
Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Louis Dembitz Brandeis
Supreme Court strikes down New Jersey gangster law
Washington March 27 The Supreme Court today held New Jersey's gangster law unconstitutional The statute imposed fines and sentences on known gangsters without proof of a legitimate means of livelihood
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Supreme Court Opens Way To Taxation Of Federal Salaries
The Supreme Court ruled that federal and state government salaries can be taxed reciprocally, overturning 19th century immunity precedents. In a 6 to 2 decision, justices Stone and Black rejected implied immunity and upheld federal and state tax authority, aligning with Roosevelt era calls for clarifying legislation.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Harlan F. Stone
Hugo L. Black
Roosevelt
Congress
Stone
James C. McReynolds
Pierce Butler
Robert H. Jackson
End Of Civil War Near In Madrid And Across Spain
Nationalists push toward Madrid with heavy bombing and rapid advances in Cordova and Toledo fronts. Madrid defenders reportedly collapse into surrender talks as 10,000 plus prisoners and 3,800 square miles change hands amid fierce fighting and aerial warnings.
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U.P
Spain
Madrid
Burgos
Defense Council
Cordova
Almaden Mercury
Pedroches
Toledo
Queipo de Llano
Pozoblanco
Hinojosa
del Duque
Elviso
Villaralto
Anora
Orgaz
Vital Economic Question Hangs on Farm Benefit Vote
Washington March 27 The House faces a crucial vote on an unbudgeted 230 million dollar farm benefit plan. Passage would complicate tax repeal efforts and growth of business deterrents. Roosevelt backs delaying social security tax hikes to soothe business and farmers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Franco Willing To Negotiate With Italy But Will Not Cede An Inch Of Territory
Franco signals willingness to negotiate with Italy while refusing any territorial concessions. Nationalist forces report breaking Republican lines on the Toledo front as Madrid loses grip and Madrid authorities warn of rapid advances. In Paris, Daladier pledges no cession of territory but openness to understanding Italy's aspirations, with France insisting negotiations proceed without territorial losses.
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Italy
Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Toledo
Madrid
Edouard Daladier
Daladier
Council of Ministers
Albert Lebrun
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Lebrun
London
Georges Bonnet
Alexis Leger
The
Foreign Office
Pierre Bressy
Mussolini
France
Tunisia
Djibouti
Suez Canal
Lorain County boards urged to hire teachers carefully
Dick Smith urged more than 100 Lorain County and rural school boards to select teachers who believe in the American way of government. He warned against teachers who belittle Washington or Lincoln and said public education guards against dictatorship. He noted Ohio legislation affecting schools and urged continued support from the boards.
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Dick Smith
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Ohio
Lithuania to Form National Unity Cabinet After Resignation
Premier Vladas Mironas government resigns after Memel tense loss to Germany. General Jonas Tsernius asked to assemble a new national unity cabinet to prevent Nazi domination and unite all political parties following the Memel crisis.
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Kaunas
Lithuania
Vladas Mironas
Memel
Germany
Jonas Tsernius
Mironas
Nationalist
Union Conservative Party
Britain not considering boycott against Germany
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain said in the House of Commons he saw no useful purpose in meeting Hitler personally. Foreign Undersecretary R. A. Butler added Britain is not considering an economic boycott of Germany to stop Nazi expansion in central Europe.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Adolf Hitler
R. A. Butler
House
Britain
Germany
Butler
Europe
Mussolini Aims At Mediterranean Dominance In Speech
Rome reports Premier Mussolini’s address as a bid for dominance in the Mediterranean citing Tunisia Djibouti and the Suez Canal as Italian concerns. Officials call the tone moderate and foresee negotiations after Madrid’s fall with Italy seeking recognition of sacrosanct rights and continued arms buildup.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Tunisia
Djibouti
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Madrid
Italy
France
Haly
Mussolini
Adriatic
Sedan Skids Into Path Of Bus Eight Die In Collision
A sedan skidded into the path of an interurban bus on East Valley Boulevard last night in Los Angeles killing eight people. The crash left several others injured as authorities investigated the cause.
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Los Angeles
East Valley Boulevard
Supreme Court to Review Milk Marketing Agreements
The Supreme Court agreed to review the constitutionality of federal milk marketing agreements. It will consider two lower court rulings: a New York milk shed agreement declared unconstitutional by the New York federal district court and a Boston Massachusetts milk shed agreement upheld by its federal district court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Massachusetts
Federal District Court
Boston
Sotherden Illness Reported Not Serious
C. L. Sotherden was taken home at 423 West Sixth Street after he became ill at his office in the Lara ry Savings and Trust Building. Early this afternoon reports said his team won a game.
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C. L. Sotherden
West Sixth Street
Larary Savings and Trust
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