Elyria Drum Corps Finishes Ninth In National Contest
Marlboro Mass and Milwaukee Wis win championships at Soldier Field under 10,000 spectators. Marlboro Drum Corps led by Major William H Finn Jr earns 1250 dollars for first prize with 96.155 points. Milwaukee Blatz Band earns 1000 dollars with 98.6 points. Other scores list Uniontown LaPorte Greensburg Tarentum Germantown Danville Knoxville Elyria and disqualifications for motion exceeding ten minutes.
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Chicago
American Legion
Marlboro
Mass
Milwaukee
Wis
Soldier Field
Herbert F. Akroyd
Blatz
Marlboro Corps
William H. Finn, Jr
Marlboro Post
Uniontown
LaPorte
Ind
Greensburg
Tarentum
Germantown
Monahan Post
Sioux City
Fort Wayne Post
Fort Wayne
Musicians
St. Louis
Hayes Leads in Legion Rage Election Case
Chicago Oct. 5 The American Legion met to set policy and elect a new leader for the next year. Edward A Hayes of Decatur Illinois led the race for National Commander with George Malone of Reno close behind. The convention discussed a broad veterans rehabilitation plan, a strengthened defense, larger reserve forces, and NRA support, with debate over economy measures and veteran benefits. Rep Wright Patman weighed bringing the bonus issue again to the floor after earlier failure.
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Chicago
American Legion
Edward Aa. Hayes
Decatur
Legion
George Malone
Reno
Ney
Roosevelt
National Defense
National 7 Guard
NRA
Russia
Frank T. Hines
Wright Patman
Dem
Tex
Ohio Weather Forecast: Fair, Cooler North East Tonight
Ohio outlook calls for fair skies and a slight cool down in the northeast tonight. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with showers possible in extreme northwest regions by afternoon or night.
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Ohio
Debt Talks Open in Washington Between U S and Britain
Four men sat across a treasury table in Washington to decide how much Britain should pay on its wartime debt exceeding 4 billion dollars. The talks raise questions of monetary exchange and trade, with hopes of stabilizing the dollar and pound. American negotiators include Acheson and Livesay, while Britain is represented by Leith-Ross and Bewley, with Lindsay to observe.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Great Britain
United States
Treasury Acheson
Frederick Livesay
State Department
Frederick Leith-Ross
T. K. Bewley
Ronald Lindsay
Treasury
Woodin
Hull, Acheson
Phillips
Elly Pleads Not Guilty In Urschel Kidnap Case
George Machine Gun Kelly pleaded not guilty at a federal arraignment in Oklahoma City to a conspiracy charge in the $200000 Urschel kidnapping. Mrs Kelly also pleaded not guilty. Judge Vaught overruled demurrers and denied venue challenges.
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Oklahoma City
George
Pecora Accepts Nomination for New York District Attorney
Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for the stock market investigating committee, announced he would accept nomination for district attorney in New York on the Independent municipal ticket led by Joseph V. McKee. He said he would continue the investigation to year’s end, planning limited campaign time and weekends in New York.
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Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
Stock Market Investigating Committee
New York
Independent Municipal
Joseph V. McKee
Pecora
Senate
County Home Rule Issue Set for November Ballot
Columbus Ohio October 5 The County Home Rule issue will appear on the North ballot after the State Supreme Court denied a petition for a writ of prohibition stopping the Secretary of State from placing the issue on the ballot.
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Columbus
Vote of the People
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Postgraduates Drop at Elyria High as Jobs, College Draw Away
Elyria High School officials attribute a drop in post graduate enrollments to better business conditions and graduates taking jobs or choosing college over returning for more coursework. Only 31 post graduates are enrolled this year, with declines echoed across the Lake Erie High School League. The German class proves popular with 20 students, a novelty after World War I. Most enrollees are recent graduates, though some are two years out.
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Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Lake Erie High School League
Shively
Fire destroys two horses six pigs at Tilak farm
A barn fire at Frank Tilak’s farm on Diagonal Road around 12:50 p.m. today killed two horses and six pigs, along with farm implements. Neighbors and deputy sheriffs battled the blaze but could not stop the flames.
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Jana
Frank Tilak
Diagonal Road
NOW 13 TIME TO BUY DECLARES JOHNSON NOW 13 TIME TO BUY DECLARES JOHNSON
Washington October 5 Up The NRA moved to clear hurdles in promulgating retail codes and its buying campaign. Administrator Hugh S Johnson released statistics claiming progress in economic rehabilitation. The NRA consumers advisory board defined its stance on price fixing and urged public control to curb profiteering. Johnson sought support from manufacturers and advertisers for a national advertising push starting Monday, citing industry gains in employment production and payrolls.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA Consumers Advisory Board
Johnson
Tropical Storm Hits Key West in Florida
A tropical storm roared from Cuba toward the Florida Keys, moving erratically and lashed the area with a 55 mile per hour gust in the West. Trees uprooted and small structures suffered minor damage as the barometer rose from 29.09 to 29.57 by 8:30 a.m. Wind velocity declined to about 25 miles per hour as the storm shifted out to sea.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Thelorida Keys
Boy Narrowly Escapes Injury In Driveway Incident
Three year old Kenneth Long of 244 Seventh street was riding a tricycle in George Place's driveway at 232 Seventh street when a car backed into the yard. He sustained only minor scratches and bruises after the collision.
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Kenneth Long
Seventh Street
George Place
Place
Resurfacing Of Street Will Be Resumed Monday
City Engineer J M Powell says Cleveland street resurfacing will resume Monday after a temporary delay. Company officials blamed difficulties in setting up the mixing plant for the material. Work should finish within two weeks, weather permitting.
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Cleveland Street
J. M. Powell
Griffith Park Fire Probe Highlights Worker Trench Seeps
Los Angeles officials opened hearings into the Griffith Park blaze that killed or left missing 69 county relief workers. Coroner Frank Nance said 27 known dead were identified, with the rest unidentifiable and to be cremated for inquest next Wednesday. Witnesses accused supervisors of ordering men to descend into a canyon as flames trapped them, while others blamed a backfire used to counter the main fire.
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Los Angeles
City Park Commission
Griffith Park
Frank Nance
Nance
Park Commission
A. G. Green
Box Canyon
Indictment of New York Lawyer Under Gold Hoarding Law
Frederick B. Campbell a New York lawyer was indicted by a Federal grand jury under the Anti-Gold Hoarding Law in a nationally important case that challenges the law and the emergency legislation of the last congress.
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New York
Frederick B. Campbell
Twisting Wind Slams Hollywood Florida
A twisting wind roared through Hollywood Florida damaging several small buildings and knocking out power and telegraph lines. Early estimates place total damage around twenty five hundred dollars with authorities assessing the scene for further repairs.
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Hollywood
Fla
Violence Enters Steel Strike at Clairton Gates
Violence flared in Western Pennsylvania as about 700 pickets including women gathered at Carnegie Steel plants in Clairton. Stones were thrown at cars entering the gates. state police could not arrest any throwers due to darkness.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Steel Company
Clairton
Giants and Senators Play by Play from Notebook Text
A detailed play by play shows the Giants and Senators trading outs, hits, and runs across multiple innings. Key moments include Gostin and Schulte driving in runs for the Giants, Bluege and Sewell contributing for the Senators, and repeated pitching changes and defensive outs. The fragmentary log captures fielding mishaps, double plays, and late-inning actions amid a tense scoreboard.
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Senators
Bluege
Ryan
Terry
Sewell
Davis
Whitehill
Mancuso
Explosives Charge Fines Miner City Man in Ohio
George J. Markley of Miner City Ohio was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty to unlawful possession of explosives. The charge followed an explosion and fire at his plant earlier in October.
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New Philadelphia
George J. Markley
Mineral City
Markley
Future Value: Character and Worth Secure Soundest Advantages
A concise adage notes that future outcomes hinge on character and worth. It argues such qualities secure the soundest advantages both now and historically, implying ethical strength yields lasting benefits in society and personal success.
World Series lineup and Washington win narrative
The Washington Americans beat the New York Giants 4 in a rain affected game to claim their first 1933 World Series victory. Earl Whitehill started for Washington against Freddy Fitzsimmons as the lineup featured Goslin Schulte Cronin and Manush in a decisive early rally.
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Washington
New York Giants
Giants
New York
Earl Whitehill
Detroit
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Myer
Goslin
Schulte
Cronin
A. L. Champs
Senators Fight Back to Narrow Giants Margin
Earl Whitehill pitched the Washington Senators to a 1933 World Series hopeful win over the New York Giants as the margin was cut to one game. Fred Fitzsimmons took the loss for the Giants.
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Earl Whitehill
Washington Senators
Whitehill
Giants
Fred Fitzsimmons
Veeck, Cubs President, Dies of Influenza Complications
William L. Veeck, president of the Chicago Cubs and former baseball rider, died today in Chicago of influenza complications. In Columbus, Mrs. Martha Sonnnenberg sued the Columbus baseball club for 6275 over an ankle injury from a batted ball on June 4, keeping her from walking for five weeks. Rev. Paul Clouser of Carey was elected president at the Western Conference Synod of Ohio meeting in Marrsville. Lubberland is described as a place where pigs run about and cry, with insiders claiming its existence.
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Coors Dues
Chicago
William L. Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Columbus
Columbus Baseball Club
Martha Sonnenberg
Groveport
Ohio
Son- Denberg
Wapakoneta
Paul Clouser
Carey
Marrsville
Western Conference
Synod of Ohio, Lutheran Churches of America
Courage Will Bring Victory Says President
President Franklin D. Roosevelt urged courage in the nationwide recovery effort at the National Conference of Catholic Charities closing session in New York. He credited the public for recovery progress, urged continued aid to relief dependents, and reaffirmed faith in America’s resilience and divine guidance.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Roosevelt
America
Washington
Byrd Arctic Expedition Boat Near Southport Harbor
Commander Richard E. Byrd's expedition boat the Bear neared Southport harbor at 10 a m as the Coast Guard Cutter McDoc rushed to assist from Wilmington. The Bear was reported 12 miles out and expected to dock about 9:34 p m amid unclear distress as a tropical storm approached.
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Eea
Southport
XN. C
Richard E. Byrd
Coast Guard
McDoc
Wilmington
Oak Island
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