Typhoon Kitty Death Toll Tops 173 In Japan Floods
Typhoon Kitty devastates Japan as floods engulf the Kanto region. Deaths reach 173 with 49 missing and 417 injured. Affected areas include Tokyo and Yokohama where 400000 are homeless. Rivers like Tone and Watarise overflow and communications collapse.
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Tokyo
Japan
Karto
U Plana
Weather Bureau
Horeshu
Yokohama
Kanto Plain
First Cavalry Division
Toko
Tokyo- Yokohama
Lausche Names Two To Ohio Turnpike Commission
Gov. Lausche appoints Murray Season good a Cincinnati attorney and former mayor, and O. L. Teagarden a Oak Harbor businessman and former mayor to Ohio turnpike commission. Salary is $5 000 a year. The panel and Highway Director Kauer can select a site issue bonds and build the superhighway. Remaining seats expected filled by J Gordon McKay and James W Shacknessy per reports.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Murray Seasongood
Cincinnati
O. L. Teagarden
Oak Harbor
T. J. Kauer
J. Gordon McKay
Cleveland
James W. Shacknessy
Former Head of REA Harry Slattery Dies
Washington notes report the death of Harry Slattery former head of the Rural Electrification Administration at 62 from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services are set for Monday in Greenville South Carolina. Slattery helped expose the Teapot Dome scandal and died after a stroke following an initial stomach ailment.
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Washington
Greenville
S. C
Harry Slattery
Rural Electrification Administration
Slattery
La Grange Wisteria club hosts luncheon and plans 125th fringe
La Grange members and three guests met at the Wish Bone on Tuesday for a luncheon. The group discussed vacations and places of interest and read two original poems by Clara Gott and Francis Woodruff. The club plans a picnic fringe to mark a 125 year anniversary and noted fall floral centerpieces in the Mexican room at the Inn.
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LA Grange
Wisteria Club
Oberlin
Clara Gott
Francis Woodrut
Ig_n
Grace Rawson
Ceceases
Airs
Wooderuff
Nellie
Raw- Mary Hastings
Wilme Burdie
Eve Marin
Melva Adams
Lola Wigert
Oberin
Lers Ingo S
West Park
Cleveland
Mattie Prosser
Myre
Jar Jackson
Henry Weert
New England States
Canada
Verggon Rundle
Rundle
Nicca
Ney
Detroit Mich
Newsmen name Taft best senator Bricker worst
Washington reporters and radio commentators rate Ohio’s Robert A. Taft as the best U.S. senator and John W. Bricker as the worst in a Pageant magazine poll of 211 capital newsmen. Taft led with 110 votes, ahead of Arthur H. Vandenberg and George W. Miller, while Bricker received 50 votes to Jenner’s 46 in the worst category.
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Washington
Ohio
United States
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Capital
Pageant Magazine
Sen Tafi
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Micon
Sem. Bricker
Taft
Bridges Seizure Damages Union Testimony in Strike Case
Union attorneys seek to break Bridges testimony that Hawaii dock seizure harms the Longshoremen’s Union. Bridges testified in a federal court bid for a temporary injunction to stop a stevedoring agency and warned the seizure will force a lower wage settlement than would otherwise occur. The strike began May 1 with a 32 cent an hour demand, later reduced to 26 cents. employers want far less than 14 cents.
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Harry Bridges
Bridges
Stop Signs Urged After Fatal West Ridge Drive Crash
County Engineer Donald E. Patterson asked commissioners to designate West Ridge road as a through route and install stop signs at the Butter Nut Ridge intersection after a traffic count showed 388 vehicles daily on West Ridge versus 288 on Butternut Ridge. The intersection was the site of a fatal last year.
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Donald E. Patterson
West Ridge Road
Butternut Ridge Road
West Ridge
Butternut Ridge
VA Cracks Down on Schools
Washington reports the Veterans Administration formalizes a policy forcing training schools to operate independently for at least one year before admitting veterans under the GI Bill. Subistence allowances are withheld if the minimum is not met. A veteran source cites roughly 1200 new schools opened in the last fiscal year.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Uncover Vein Containing Gold Near Flin Flin
Two workmen reported an eight by eight foot quartz vein containing gold, located along the highway to Flin Flin. Named claimants include Mar Louis Lapeint and Harry Dumont of St Boniface. Last view did not confirm the vein’s extent and staking details remain unclear.
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Cranberry Portage
Man
Flin Flin
Mar
Lous Lapeint
Harry Dumont
St Boniface
Fragmented OCR Summary of Yugoslav News Unclear Details
OCR text fragment references Tito, a countess, anti Tito Yugoslavs and radio broadcasts. Mentions Paris county, a damaging overview of a political unrest scene and unclear details about a central figure or event. No clear dates or locations definitively identified.
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Tito
Furt
S.f
Paris
Truman expected to sign 73 cent minimum wage bill
Administration sources said President Truman would likely sign the minimum wage measure sent by Congress, despite reservations. CIO criticized the House version raising rates from 40 to 75 cents, while no comment was issued on the Senate bill passed Wednesday.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Weasen
CIO
House
Senate
Legion Elects Craig National Commander at 31st Convention
At Philadelphia the American Legion wrapped its 31st convention with 17 335 posts represented and an 11 hour parade. George N Craig of Brazil Indiana was named national commander the first World War II veteran to hold the post and he pledged a stronger drive against Communism and to unite the Legion as a fighting force.
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Philadelphia
American Legion
Legion
George N. Craig
Brazil
Ind
Craig
Indiana
Assistant Pastor Named For Church At Avon
Fr. James E. Anthony of St. Martha Akren is named assistant pastor at Immaculate Conception Avon by the Cleveland Diocese chancery. He succeeds Fr. George L. Vitus who moves to St. Christopher Rocky River. Fr. George Stuber remains Avon parish pastor.
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Avon
James E. Anthony
St. Martha Church
Akren
Immaculate Conception
George L. Vitus
St. Christopher Church
Rocky River
Cleveland
George Stuber
Avon Church
Unclear OCR fragment hints at planned building and consultative process
Fragmentary text describes removal of existing facilities and reconstruction plans. It mentions a main sundial, attic work, new facilities, project phases, and aims to complete a working city project. Uncertain details due to garbled OCR.
Kiwanians Hear Supt Nicholas Talk On Schools
Elyria superintendent L N Nicholas told the Kiwanis at the Elks Marine Room that education defends democracy. He cited 4500 students in Elyria public schools and a 7900 000 operating budget, urging strong local communities and home church school ties, plus upcoming November levy and bond issues. Guests included Eugene Hubbard R E Tesar and Rev Karl Meister.
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L. N. Nicholas
Elyria
Elyria Kiwans Chuir
Elks Marine Room
Elvine
Mulons
America
Peouple
Russia
Eugene Hubbard
R. E. Tesar
Karl Meister
Vets Hatch Parade Plans Near Robeson Concert Site
Fourteen veterans groups announce a miles long parade near the Paul Robeson concert site at the Hollow Brook golf course in Peekskill New York. The Westchester County law and order committee seeks a court injunction to prevent a parade permit while state police and sheriffs plan protection for the event.
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Peekskill
Paul Robeson
Old Hollow Brook
Westchester City Citizens Committee For Law and Order
Robeson
George M. Fanelli
Sheriffs Office
Law and Order” Committee
State Supreme Court Iat
White Plains
Capitol
Frederick Gottlieb
Thomas E. Dewer
Westchester Country
Brocke
Albany
Crash Fatal To Three Youths In Dover
Four teenagers from Mineral City were involved in a late night auto truck crash near Dover. Driver William Walters 17 fled the scene after veering to avoid a rear end collision and struck an approaching truck. Robert Jones and Jim Labus 16 were killed instantly. Walters died later, and John Flowers 16 remained hospitalized in critical condition.
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Dover
Robert Jones
Jim Labust
Starrig
William Walters
John Flowers
Milareral City
Walters
Preston Tucker Says He Was Threatened Over Car Franchises
Preston Tucker, facing mail fraud indictment, claimed Capone syndicate members threatened him. He cited a prowler seen on a fire escape near his apartment as alleged intimidation tied to Tucker’s rear-engine car franchises. Police reportedly investigated possible ties between the gang and Tucker's business ventures.
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Cricago
Reston Tucker
iGay
Capone
Furs Fe
Tucker
Hes
Whi
Two Cé'lcren Die In Old Ice Box
In St. Paul Minnesota two three year olds Sandra Sherer and Franklin Sherer crawled into an old ice box in a garage. The door locked and the children died inside the compartment. Their mother and father discovered them after a late afternoon search.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Detroit Bus Streetcar Strike Threatens City Transport
Detroit faces a wildcat strike by 1,300 maintenance men from the United Public Workers Union. Workers refused to work after reporting to their posts, risking a total transport shutdown by tonight.
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Detroit
United Public Workers Union
Local Court Actions Include Auto Injury Suit and Divorces
Harold Holder of Lorain sues Troy Conley of Sheffield Lake for 10000 over injuries from a January 28 collision on 28th Street Lorain. Louella Jourden seeks divorce from Paul of Campbell KY for neglect. Harry Jenkins sues Mary for divorce on grounds of neglect cruelty and absence. married 1933 with two children. County commissioners authorize 1050 for a floor model power grinder for the Erie Avenue bridge workshop from Lorain Hardware Co. Vincent Stever pleads guilty to breaking into Raymond Cotton Service Station on Elyria Avenue June 28 and seeks probation. report referred to probation officer after arrest by deputy sheriffs. Wilhelming Bartella granted divorce from Victor on cruelty grounds. support set at 102 weekly for the child.
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Harold Holder
Lorain
Troy T. Conley
Sheffield Lake
28Th Street
Erie Avenue Bridge
Lorain Heardware Co
Vincent Stever, Jr
Raymond Cotton
Elyria Avenue
Stever
Depatr Sherifs
Police Roundup Includes Stolen Car Recovery and Assault Reports
Police report multiple incidents including a man arrested at 50 a.m. on drug possession charges after a car break in at 425 High Street. Verne Potter reported a theft. a car stolen from West apt Green Estmond was recovered abandoned on Cleveland. Richard Shumate and Henry McKee faced disorderly conduct allegations. Laura Glass and Elizabeth Eats were assaulted. A hunting knife and tire tool were seized from Shumate’s car.
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Paul Coward
R. D
Elyria
Was
Bate
Cherce
En West Apt
Richard Shumate
West St
Henry McKee
Glass
Powe
Wodford Avenue
Shumate
Besten McKee
Mcwee
Laura Gliss
Elizabeth Eats
Wodford
Shumate’s
Unions Hit With Unfair Practices Charge in KY Mining Drive
The National Labor Relations Board accuses United Mine Workers District 23 of unfair labor practices linked to a recent organizing drive in Madisonville Kentucky. A hearing was ordered in Cincinnati with charges against the union and officials Burk Susser Arthur. Four non union mines including West Coal Co and Colonial Coal Mining Co are named in four separate cases.
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Biadisonville
Na‘tional Labor Relations Board
Dist
United Mine Workers
Te Union
Cincinne
Pes
Univ
E. J. 3Iorgan
Dis
Teret
Burk Susser
Arthur
West Cyal Co
Coloniel Coal Mining Co
Village And Rural School Staffs Complete Today
Lorain County teachers in village and rural schools completed preparations for the new year with most schools opening next Tuesday. Sheffield Lake and Avon Lake pupils report Tuesday morning, while other schools hold teachers meetings. Ridgeville and West Carlisle delay openings due to unfinished additions.
Wellington officer Kenneth Brouse dies at 48
Kenneth P Brouse 48 longtime Wellington police officer died at his home. He had operated a grocery business and worked at Sterling Foundry. Survived by wife Florence two daughters and several relatives. Funeral service Sunday 2 30 p m at First Congregational Church officiated by Rev Eastman. Burial in Greenlawn. He was a member of F A M lodge 127 Eagles and Fraternal Order of Police.
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Wellington
Kenneth P. Brouse
Herrie
Ialso
Sterling Foundry
F. and
A. M
Eagles
Fraternal Order of Police
Florence
Mery Jane
Cleveland
Theo
Detlan
W. B. Brouse
Srlvie Renzenberger
Merion, O
Andrews Funeral Home
First Congregational
F. E. Eastmen
Sullivan Church
Mace
School bus routes planned as city buses pick up students
The report outlines designated bus pickup points for McKinley Franklin and other districts with routes serving River Road Infirmary Road and streets near the B and O Railway. Regular and special buses operate through East Hoyats Hermiston and Steel and Tube areas with arrival back at Washington Building by 210 pm post dismissal.
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Infirmary
Baltimore and Ohio
McKinley
Franklin
Washington
Lenin
Allen
Ely
Garforc
Billdimes
Poplar
Ohio Street
Cleveland Street
Aera
Gamora
Richinier
Criv
Clarx Street
Tavier Street
Abbe Road
Breas Street
Park Avenue
Josi River
Washington Denison Avenue
East Hoyiats
Hermiston
Mlaple Street
Athlete Field
Riddle Avenue
Fuller Street
Maple Street
Qorerlin Road
Steel and Tube
West Sixteenth Street
Washington Building
Sixth Street
Elyrian Receives Certificate for Legion History Work
George B. Day of Post No. 12 American Legion earned a certificate of potential for his local post history. The award, announced at the national American Legion convention in Philadelphia, was presented by Perry Brown and the national adjutant and regional historian. The work placed roughly fourth nationally in a six year old post history contest, with Day noted for detailing charter expansions and key events in the post’s early years. Day has been a member since the post’s inception.
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George B. Day
American Legion
Pettoral Legion
Maticnlal American Legion
Phildelphia
Perry Brown
Rational Commandee
Cl & Risery
Legion Pyer
G. EL Ede
Excelsior Post
Clevelines Heigats
Siun
Gste
Rey Xy
Tury
Day
The
Post
Realtors And Families Enjoy Picnic At Cascade Park
Members of the Elrria Board of Realtors led their annual picnic last evening at Cascade Park. Ruth Seeville headed the program followed by assistants Vern Andrews and Herbert Meister. After a 6 o'clock pier supper, games and contests featured children's prizes for Beverly Burton and others, bean contests won by Val Spicer and William Hartman, and events including horse demonstrations and trained seals.
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Elrria Board of Realtors
Cascade Park
Ruth Seeville
Vern Andrews
Herbert Meister
Beverly Burton
Ann Marie
Agnes Mae
Kathleen
Patricia
Bill Ie
Hartman
Jim
Tom Lozier
Robert
Sally Anne Kinter
Gary Burton
Tommy Ssrasne
Val Spicer
William Hartman
Keith Scoville
Wal Spicer
Bud Andrews
John Hkinter
L. Burton
Afr
Mir
Mirs
W. Hartman
Lewell Burtain
Be. Burton
Quota Club Resumes Semi Monthly Meetings
After a August recess the Elyria Quota Club resumed its semi monthly meetings with a regular luncheon at the Gr Hig tel. Quoterians attended as members spoke of earning ten dollar gifts to the club treasury and progress on similar efforts. The club will cooperate with Ohio State Employment Service during Handicapped Week in October. A September 15 meeting will feature Josephine Fey with an international program.
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Elyria Quota Club
Gr. Higtel
Ohio State
Presidi
Service Oi
Uoir
Josephine Fey
Veteran Lawrence Coleman Receives Merit Award at Elyria College
Lawrence Coleman of Tannery Street, a World War II veteran, earned an Award of Merit at Elyria Business College as the Summer term closed. He received a dictionary for outstanding attendance and high grades, presented by G William Jedicka with FE Reese noting the event. Coleman works in accounting at Colson Corporation, completing a substantial accounting and shorthand course.
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Lawrence Coleman
Tannery Street
Elyria Business College
FE. T. Reese
G. Witliam Jedicka
Coleman
Colson Corporation
Huntington Circle To Meet The Home Circle at Town Halls
The Huntington Circle plans a meeting at the town halls on September 7. Blanch Murrey and Leva Bessie Regal are among the committee members.
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Blanch Murrey
Leva Bessie Regal
Prices At Econ Furnished By United Press
Unclear text mentions prices and several company names including Socony Vacuum, Cleveland Cliffs, Cleveland Electric, and Mits. Industrial Pay and trade references appear, with scattered letters and partial phrases. Unable to extract a coherent events narrative from the garbled snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mere Ward
Socony
Col
Gs & Ele
A.eee
American T. & Te
E.u
Cites Service
Ube
Cleveland Exchange
Cleveland Cliffs
Cleveland
Jichman
Record Enrollment Expected for Freshman Medical Students
Chicago reports the AMA predicts a record enrollment of about five thousand freshmen in medical schools for 1933. Despite declines in unapproved schools, approved U S medical schools show rising figures with the West surpassing last decade's growth and new provisions affecting service requirements for medical students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ammudh Ama
U.S
Schoors
West
Distributor Of Hand Bills Fined
A short local notice states that a distributor, Wosler Fluscher of 670 Welles Road, was fined after police stopped traffic as handbills blew around cars. The incident involved the Western Automate and Screw Co. and occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wosler Fluscher
Welles
Unclear voyage schedule listed for ship with multiple ports
The text outlines a maritime itinerary with calls at Exie Canada Toronto Mackinsee Island and Detroit. It notes dates in September and arrival times and mentions the Canadian National Exposition in Toronto. The report references Lorain and Port Stanley with a return plan around September 17.
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Exie
Sunder
Canada
Mendsy
Teronto Court
Toronto
Ontario
Erie
Huron
Mackinse Island
Slich
Sower
Arg Port Stanier
Orxtarro
Lorain
Mondas Toron
Market notes on eggs butter and poultry prices
The notice records mixed market quotes for eggs butter and poultry with ranges for brown eggs and other varieties. It lists dairy and meat items with varying prices and mentions wholesale and retail levels, along with oats grain and livestock entries and bid ask levels.
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Turnpike Board
Rea
Reichlin
Hao Hiye
Bricker
John Bricker
Supaie
One Press
Aam
Ents
Homesis
Sen
Brucer
Suyang
Pere
Moch
Olin
Caius
Sundima
Tauriinen
Garainen
Heosa
Lee
Terry
Supt. Nicholas
Preston Tucker
Detroit Faces Transportation
Louella Jourden
Paul
Campbell, KY
Harry D. Jenkins
Lerain
Mary
Wilhelming Bartella
Victor
Judcze D. A
Green
Hirh Street
Verne Potter
Scréeet
Wednnesday
Carliste Beart
Varia
Epg
Ryde
N Bushcrest
Roamanian
UMW Local Union
Death Records
Onio
State Health Department
Geauga
Montgomery
Alercer
Warne
Elyrian
Quota
Huntington
Pege One
Liv
Sing
Sheen
Owegrowers
Beck
Ask
Sudro-Curtis
NiewsPa
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