21 Ship Crew Rescued After Trinidad Grounding Near Aberdeen
A Grays Harbor Coast Guard crew rescued 21 members of the lumber schooner Trinidad's crew after it went aground 30 miles southwest of Aberdeen in Willapa Harbor amid a 40 mile gale. One man drowned. second mate Werner Kraft washed overboard. Survivors were taken to Raymond, the departure port. Captain Walter Persson reported the incident.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Coast Guard
Trinidad
Here
Willlipa Harbor
Walter Persson
Grays Harbor
Werner Kraft
San Francisco
Herman Winebeck
North Cove
Raymond
Hellesto
Forest fires aid Nationalist push at Solluve heights
Franco-Spanish frontier reports say Gen. Emilio Mola's planes set pine forests on the Solluve range between Guernica and Bermeo to drive out Basque Loyalist machine gunners hindering the advance. Basque troops fought air bombs and fires while Italian Black Arrow battalions reportedly landed at Bermeo aboard trawlers protected by insurgent warships Velasco and Almirante Cervera.
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Wendaye
Emilio Mola
Solluve
Guernica
Bermeo
Bilbao
Mola
Balbao
Black Arrow
Bridgade
Panares
Velasco
Almirante Cervera
Back To States Relief Movement Gains Sentiment
In the senate on May 8 strong sentiment formed to return relief administration to states and local communities to balance the federal budget. Prominent supporters included conservative Democrats Josiah W. Bailey of North Carolina and William H. King of Utah. Many others allied with the plan while studying it. King proposed a bill for state administration with federal contributions.
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Washington
Senate
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
William H. King
Utah
Bailey
King
Two Injured In Crash Near Wellington
Two men were hurt in a Route 1 collision near Wellington when George Taellos of Akron tried to pass a truck. Roger Babson of BM Mainstreet Wellington was treated for scratches and bruises. Taellos returned home after treatment at Falls Clinic.
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Roger Babson
BM. Mainstreet
Wellington
George Taellos
Akron
Taellos
Falls Clinic
Taeilos
Babson
Tacilos
Weather summary for Ohio and surrounding regions
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with showers Sunday. A trough extends from Lake Superior to Texas and another disturbance near Alberta. High pressure over New England and the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys. Light scattered showers in plains and border states from Maine to Washington. Warmer this morning in the Ohio valley and lake region, cooler in the plains.
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Ohio
Covier
Lake Superior
Texas
Alberta
Averie
New England
Mississippi
Manitoba
Pacific Coast
Plains States
Canadian
Maine
Washington
Ohio Valley
Lake Resion
Plain States
Screen Actors Guild Votes Strike to Shut Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild secretary announced 5600 actors would strike Sunday night, closing studios in Hollywood unless union recognition and higher pay for minor players are granted. Ballots show 99 percent in favor. 75 percent required. Seniors earning over 250 dollars weekly vote, with 1200 eligible. Guild meeting Sunday night to present resolution. studios warned not to open Monday.
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Hollywood
Mar
Screen Actors Guild
James Cagney
Frederic March
Chester Morris
Aubrey Blair
Guild
Blair
82 More Students Win Ribbons For Spelling
Lorain County schools expanded the blue ribbon spelling list with 82 more students. Ridgeville and Avon districts add multiple named students across grades two to six, confirming yesterday’s counts as unchanged. Continued on Page 2.
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Lorain County
Ridgeville
Vernon Reynolds
Jacqueline Nuhn
Patsy Heisler
Martha Lasko
Dorothy Zuris
Robert Babitsch
Darlene Laisy
William Jehlicka
Donald Kilbain
Eleanor Pais
Donald Schroeder
Donald Falkner
Florence Bede
Robert Kainmiller
Donna Worcester
Robert Schmittgen
Helen Stitler
Violet Heisler
Shirley Johnson
Dorothy Falkner
William Pais
Stanley Zuris
Fileen Dun
Coradell Sample
Peter Shopoff
Lois Wolf
Mary Campagna
Norman Debker
Mayo No. 1
Eighteen Student Nurses to Receive Diplomas at Elyria
Eighteen graduates from the Johnston School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital will receive diplomas at the June 3 commencement. Twelve are Lorain County residents, eight from Elyria, with the rest from outside the county. Dr. J. A. Richards will deliver the address at Elks Hall. The baccalaureate service is May 30 at First M. E. Church, with Dr. E. J. Bond giving the sermon. Elyrians listed include Jean Boggs and others. graduates from outside the county include Doris Brooks and Katherine Stotz among ten names.
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Johnston School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Elyrians
Elks’ Hall
J. A. Richards
First Church of
Oberlin
M. E
E. J. Bond
Jean Boggs
Donna Dickason
Martha Dunn
Catherine Heldrich
Malvine Kranyak
Elaine le Ponce
Theresa Manzo
Ethelyn Sehlmeyer
Missing Ruth Baumgardner Sparks May Day Mystery
The disappearance of Ruth Baumgardner, 22, a Lakewood senior and Delta Delta Delta member, unsettles Ohio Wesleyan University May day events in Delaware Ohio. Police received unhelpful tips and a 2 a.m. shriek report while her parents stay nearby. three Tuesday evening calls remain unexplained.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ruth Baumgardner
Lakewood
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Miss Baumgardner
Austin Hall
Wilmer | Smith
Olentangy River
Miss. Baumgardner
Carl Baumgardner
Reva Henry
Worthington
Columbus
Boy Dies After Scoring Run at Sandlot Game
In Bellefontaine on May 8 13 year old John Edmund Doyle collapsed after crossing home plate during a sandlot baseball game. He gasped his last words E got a home man as teammates carried him to a doctor who pronounced him dead from a weak heart.
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Bellefontaine
John Edmund Doyle
Governor Signs Twelve Bills In Ohio May Session
Governor Davey signed 12 bills passed by the general assembly and vetoed a measure allowing banks to invest surplus funds in FHA shares. Signed acts include transferring old age pension administration to civilian boards, FHA housing rules, housing utility provision by local governments, and legalizing certain FHA creations. Other measures address elevator seating, care of inmates via private boarding, aiding war widows, dairy cooperatives milk container registration, private fish propagators licensing, and restoring the bottled beer tax.
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Columbus
May
Davey
General Assembly
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Aid of the
Henry J. Berrodin
Ohio
FHA
State Welfare Department
Madison
Conservation Division
Wellington Lad Named Delegate To Encampment
Columbus Ohio March appointment by W H Palmer state 4 H club leader lists four delegates to the national encampment in Washington June 17 to 23 and two junior board members for the Ohio State Fair. Named are Jane Grerson Reynoldsburg Florence Edger tem Ramesville Edgar Jones Wellington Wanetta Kent Marysville Robert Perry Vickery for encampment and junior fair management roles.
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Columbus
Mar S
Washington
W. H. Palmer
Jane Grierson
Reynoldsburg
Florence Edgertem
Ramesville
Edgar Jones
Wellington
Herbert M. Barnes, Jr
Paulding
Wanetta Kent
Marysville
Robert Perry
Vickery
Samuel Austin Memorial Cottage Dedication At Elyria Home
Hundreds of visitors will tour the Samuel Austin Memorial Cottage at the Elyria Home for the Aged during Mother's Day activities. A tablet unveiling by Margaret Ann Whiting will mark the dedication with members of the Austin family in attendance. Dr. Charles B. Ketcham will preside at the program, featuring Dr. W. H. McMaster and Dr. N. E B. Davis. Open house runs 1 to 5 p.m. and the Mothers Day program starts at 3 p.m.
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West Avenue
Elyria Home For the
Karl P. Meister
Samuel Austin
Margaret Ann Whiting
Cleveland Heights
Willoughby
Austin
Wilbert J. Austin
Cleveland
Austin Construction Company
Charles B. Ketcham
W. H. McMaster
Mt. Union College
N. E B. Davis
Columbus
Methodist Board of Hospitals
Meister
Interstate Commission seeks broader railroad financing powers
Washington May 8 The Interstate Commerce Commission in a report on its investigation of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company today asked wider powers to control financial activities of railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
National Tube Co Schedule Shows Slight Week-To-Week Change
National Tube Company announces a tentative Lorain plant schedule with a slight reduction next week. Rail mill to be idle while other units run near this week’s levels. Five blast furnaces and 12 open hearths operate. Bessemer converter triple turn. Skelp mills and lapp mills vary by days. some several units run six days, others five, with two mills two days. Schedule subject to change based on orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Skelp Mill
Butt
Man Dies After Auto Overturns in Ditch Near Lima
George Shaffer, 31, died in a hospital following injuries from a auto accident when the car he rode in overturned into a ditch last night near Lima.
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Lima
George Shaffer
Wny
Last Words of Captain Lehmann Fire Up Hindenburg Crash
MAYS LANDING New Jersey May 8 United Press reports Captain Ernst Lehmann last words before the Hindenburg disaster were Its lightning jump He died last night from burns suffered in the blast His wife Gertrude Adelt was burned and sprained with singed face Her brother Carl Adelt recounts the dining salon scene as flames erupted and Lehmann shouted Its lightning jump The article notes Adelt correspondence with 26 newspapers and Lehmann co authored a book on airships
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United Press
Mays Landing
N. J
Ernst Lehmann
Hindenburg
Leonhardt Adelt
Adelt
Lehmann
Gertrude Adelt
Carl Adelt
Salem and Mays
Italy recalls Italian correspondents in London
Rome ordered the recall of all Italian correspondents in London amid alleged anti fascist British press activity. Italy banned sale and distribution of most British newspapers, excluding the London Daily Mail, the Evening News, and the Sunday Observer, in a terse press ministry communique.
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Rome
London
Italy
London Daily Mail
Evening News
Britain
Ministry of Press Propaganda
England
Former Dean of O. S. A. Medical School Dies
Dr. Eugene F. McCampbell, 87, physician and former dean of Ohio State University's College of Medicine from 1915 to 1927, died early today at Grant Hospital after months on staff. He had spent the winter in Miami Beach, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eugene F. McCampbell
Oako State University
College of Medicine
Grant Hospital
McCampbell
Miami Beach
Fla
Four Thousand Armed Police Arrive In Barcelona
Four thousand armed police guards arrived today from Valencia to restore order after nearly a week of an attempted anarchist revolt. They were accompanied by two companies of motorized police, arriving in 120 army trucks to an ovation from Barcelona citizens shouting Viva Republica.
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Barcelona
Valencia
Bravest Woman Relates Hindenburg Escape and Tragedy
Mrs Mathilda Doehner described throwing her children from the burning Hindenburg at Point Pleasant New Jersey on May 8. Her 14 year old daughter Irene died and her husband Herman is missing. Sons Walter and Werner are badly burned. She suffered serious injuries.
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Point Pleasant
N. J
Mathilda Doehner
Hindenburg
Irene
Herman
Walter
Werner
Doehner
Harry Ivory
Two Killed In Dive Of Scouting Plane
Lieut. Com. John Francis Gillon, 40, and radio operator Glen M. Beal perished when their scouting plane plunged into the Pacific during fleet maneuvers off Hawaii. Witnesses saw the dive as destroyers probed the sea, but rescue efforts found the aircraft and crew submerged. Gillon commanded scouting squadron 2-B and was returning to the carrier Saratoga.
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U.S. 5
Pennsylvania
Mid-Pacific
John Francis Gillon
Glen M. Beal
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Gillon
Sarasova
82 Year Old Man Accused of Threat to President
In Cleveland May S Henry J L Kaplinger, 82, detained by federal officers after admitting he threatened to shoot President Franklin D Roosevelt and John L Lewis. He said two men ought to be shot, Roosevelt and Lewis, and faced a federal grand jury. Kaplinger held without bond for uttering a threat against the President.
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Cleveland
Henry JL. Kaplinger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
President Roosevelt
John L Lewis
Kaplinger
U. S
B. D. Nichola
Naval Board Opens Hindenburg Inquiry at Lakehurst
A naval board of investigation at Lakehurst begins its study into the Hindenburg disaster as the death toll rises to 35. The Commerce Department and German experts will follow with separate inquiries. Capt Haines leads the panel with figures from the Philadelphia naval base and Lakehurst.
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Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
Naval Board of Investigation
Navy Department
Department of Commerce
Hugo Eckener
Naval Board
Gordon W. Haines
Philadelphia
Roland Mayer
Naval Aircraft Factory
Daniel J. Weintraub
W. S. Knox
Lakehurst Station
Haines
U. S
Zeppelin Company
Senate Air Safety Committee
Jerey State Aviation Commission
Trimble
Charles .B. Rosematl
Jeader
Ernest Lehmann
Kurt Bauer
Death of Captain Lehmann Affects Zeppelins Reach
Lakehurst dated note reports the death of Captain Ernst A. Lehmann German fighter ace and heir to the Zeppelin empire leadership His loss is weighed against the Hindenburg disaster and leaves Eckener facing Nazi distrust as he hoped Lehmann would lead a round the world schedule and Zeppelin expansion Space and airship history noted with emphasis on Friedrichshafen docks and Graf Zeppelin legacy.
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Hugo Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Ernst A. Lehmann
Lehmann
Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Four Continents
Eckener
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Bulletin
Fighteen
Oficer
National Tube Co
Ae Mene Ue
Capt. Lehmann
O. S. A. Medical School
Dirigible
Roosevelt
Lehmann Real