Landon Conference With President Roosevelt Updates
Landon enjoys a conference with President Roosevelt over drought relief. Alf Woolandon leaves Kansas for Wichita en route from Des Moines, discussing Dallas events and plans. The Republican candidate supports a quiet weekend and states he will attend a state convention of the American Legion.
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Roosevelt And London Confer Four Minutes In Secret Talks
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister London held a brief conference lasting about forty minutes. They discussed political strategy, drought relief, and the general program in various states. At day’s end the president moved toward Washington while Kansas Governor Topeka-bound. No details given on outcomes or next steps.
Weather forecast tease for tonight through Monday
Fragmentary forecast notes a mix of lingering showers tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. A small chance of rain continues into Sunday as a colder air mass moves in.
Seven Planes Roar Westward In Bendix Race
Seven top American aircraft departed New York heading for Los Angeles to challenge the Bendix transcontinental speed record. Prize money totals $15,000 with $4,500 for the winner and $2,600 for second. Women entrants divide $2,500 among themselves. Multiple pilots and crews initiated the flight from Floyd Bennett Airport bound for Tos An eries Wurieiial airport with refueling as needed.
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Jim Peay
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Los Angeles
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President Roosevelt Heads Drought Tour Across Midwest
President Roosevelt travels aboard the presidential special moving from Des Moines toward Hannibal and Springfield for drought talks. He plans to dedicate a bridge at Hannibal, meet Gov Horner in Springfield, and finalize drought conference in Indianapolis with governors from Indiana Michigan and Kentucky.
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City Worker Struck by Truck Near Newark Bridge
Joseph Galt of 825 West River Street, a city street department employee, was seriously injured this morning while at work on Lod Street beside the Newark Central Talroid bridge when a West Side Lumber Co. truck driven by Lloyd Leimbach struck him. He was taken to a doctor and then released to his home.
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City Street Department
Lod Street
Newark Central
Talroid Bridge
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West Side
Tumber Company
Lloyd Leimbach
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France
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Hentine Ramains
Badajoy
Iran
Pope Urges Great Crusade of Prayer
Pope Pius appealed to a great crusade of prayer for the church and mankind, especially for war torn Spain, urging divine guidance as Italian Franciscan fathers visited. He urged prayers for Spain where brothers kill brothers and carnage of souls afflicts the church and world, calling it a tremendous promise for a better future.
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Rebels Sweep Irun Advance On San Sebastian Frontier Battle
Telegraphic dispatches from the French Spanish frontier recount Spanish rebel forces storming Irun with bayonets and grenades, destroying loyalist defenses, and advancing toward San Sebastian. The city burned as rebels killed, looted, and overwhelmed garrisons, while refugees and French officials watched near Hendaye.
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United Press
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France
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Iran
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Children Examined at Gates Hospital Clinic Here
Fifty children, four of them present for the first time, were examined today at the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. The group ranged from a two month old New Washington infant to a 19 year old Elyria resident, with examinations conducted by Dr C G Heyman of Cleveland and De F A Lawrence of Elyria. Children came from 19 cities and towns including Elyria, Lorain, Grafton, Oberlin, Wakeman, Wellington, Amherst, Avon Lake, LaGrange, New London, Hitchensfield, Painesville, Seville, Mansfield, Ashtabula, New Washington, Bellevue, Buryrus, Shelby and Attica.
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Astttula
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Bellevue
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Attica
Stage Set For Great Naval Building Race
Washington September 4. The world stage is set for a naval construction race among Great Britain Japan and the United States following Britain’s use of the escalator clause to retain 40,000 tons of overage destroyers to be scrapped by year end. Japan notifies it will keep 15,598 tons of submarines and 11,059 tons of destroyers, delaying scrapping. The United States is expected to mirror Japan’s stance, shaping a race as navies replace obsolete tonnage with new ships. As of July 1, U S Britain and Japan show differing submarine tonnages and active forces, with construction underway among all three powers.
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Car Crash Injures Three Near Grafton Route 627
A car left the road two miles north of Grafton on Route 627, overturning into a ditch and hitting a tree. Injured are John Ravalla 24 of LaGrange with a fractured nose, Doris Bowman 17 of LaGrange with a fractured right shoulder and multiple cuts, and Arthur Bowman Jr. of LaGrange with a fractured jaw. Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau and Ed Monroe investigated.
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Gerald Nau
Ed Monroe
John Ravalla
LaGrange
Doris Bowman
T.grange
Arthur Bowman Jr
Flames Destroy Two Barns in Huntington Township
Fire chief estimates damage at 4000 to 5000 dollars after spontaneous combustion ignited two large Manning farm barns in Huntington Township. A silo haystack and grain were lost. livestock saved. Firefighters from Wellington worked overnight to prevent spread to other buildings.
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Irving Manning
Huntington Township
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Wellington Fire Department
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Wellington Pure Department
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Huntington
Knox Continues Campaign Swing Through New England
Republican vice president candidate Knox moves across Maine and New England on a special train, halting at Dover Docketroft for an afternoon address and concluding with a rally in Waterville. He criticizes current administration security policy, warns about inflation, and plans further stops in Allentown and Alma for Labor Day addresses.
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Janomintte
Maine
Dover
Dotecroft
Aftinoon
New England
Waterville
Lewiston
Teds
Anon
Allentown
Alma
Michigan
Lorain Firm Wins Paving Contract for South Broadway
The Ohio Engineering Company of Lorain won the bid to repave 651 miles of South Broadway with brick for 104 991 under State Highway Director John Jaster’s supervision. Work begins immediately, with nearby projects including Carper Foster Park road in Black River and Amherst townships, two miles graded drained and resurfaced at 24 493, improving traffic flow to the new 209 00 bridge at North Ridge road.
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State Highway Department
Lorain County
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North Ridge Road
Negotiations On Gas Rates To Begin Soon
Gas rate talks with officials of The Ohio Fuel Gas Company are set to resume this fall in an effort to settle Hilaria’s gas rate dispute. Elysians currently pay 9.0 cents per thousand cubic feet based on 5090 feet consumption, a peak from a two year step plan adopted in 1973, with earlier rates at 64 cents then 71 cents. The Public Utilities Commission rejected the company’s proposed 38 cent rate and demanded an official adjustment. The commission required a $29,000 bond while the appeal proceeds, and possible refunds to consumers if the rate is set higher than current charges. The dispute remains before the commission, with continued attempts to reach a satisfactory rate.
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Publiculiies Commission
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Fifteen transfer students register at Elyria High
Elyria High principal FP Shively reports fifteen new pupils who moved into Elyria since last spring registered at the high school for the coming year. Registration continues to enroll transfer students as school opens, with six new arrivals in the freshman class. Two additional entrants from districts without high schools will also join.
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Left Coalition Government Is Formed In Madrid
The new left coalition in Madrid is headed by Largo Caballero as premier. It includes six Socialists, two Communists, one Republican Union member, one Catalan, two Leftist Republicans, and one unnamed Basque, with no NL members.
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National Confederation of Labor
Jose Giral Pereira
Madrid
Calleagues
Salary Increments For Elyria Teachers Paid By Board
Elyria board of education began final payments on salary increments for teachers after receiving the third quarter state funds under the Ohio School Foundation Law. Checks totaling more than 7,000 were mailed to teachers whose increments had not been fully paid, with approximately 41,365 dollars of state funds received yesterday.
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Elyrian Kaminski Dies After Illness at Work in Elyria
Vincent Kaminski 53 of ACA West Fifteenth Street died at 19:00 today at Josephs Hospital after a two week illness caused by a corp oral hemorrhage suffered while employed at Thew Shovel Company plant in Sarak. He had lived in Elyria three years, came from Lorain, and worked 13 years for Thew Shovel. Survived by wife Agnes, four daughters Regina Frances Hat tie Florence, and three sons Joseph of Eyna and Doninic and Robert at home. Also surviving are 70 brothers Anthony Detroit, Joseph Latrobe Pennsylvania, two sisters Mia Acami Arembatin er Cleveland and Wis Frank Kaspinski Toledo, plus a grandson. Burial at Calvary Cemetery after services at Holy Cross Church.
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Florence
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Eyna
Doninic
Robert
Anthony
Detroit
Latrone
Pennsylvania
Mia Acami Arembatiner
Cleveland
Wis
Frank Kaspinski
Toledo
Satunday
Bittners Funeral Home
Secvices
Holy Croc Church
Taurence Bude
Calvary Cemetery
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Jesus Hernandez
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