New Historical Room Outfitted At Hospital
A new historical room at Elyma Memorial Hospital chronicles 29 years of growth from a dream to international scope. The display includes the hospital charter from 1907, the Me morial Day wreck, and notes on the crippled children's movement led by RL “Truldy” Allen. First admission card shows Mrs Kate Wagner, the hospital’s earliest patient, Oct 1 to Dec 1.
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Elyma Memorial Hospital
Hopital
Association of the Hospital
Allen
Alen
Huber
Middle Avenue
David J. Nye
Motary
Theodore Faxon
Neachy Roomie
Admis
Kate Wagner
Weet Second Street
Warner
Gates T
Tina
Frank W. Hoover
Ale Jen
Upper torso found near Cleveland linked to former decapitation case
A partial torso was recovered near Cleveland close to sites of multiple prior decapitations. Police believe the severed body segment extends from shoulders to hips, with no head or limbs found. Detectives investigate possible links to five previous murders attributed to a fiend.
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Newitt Barnes
Torse Porison
Tarvsn
Althonel Pathe
Jerry Artis
Edward Andrassy
Wisn
Florence Sawdey Palillo
Big Creek
Weather outlook: increasing clouds and Friday showers
Fair tonight with Friday increasing cloudiness. Showers likely Friday night, especially in west and north portions after noon. Stronger activity expected Friday night ending later.
Defeat of Gov Talmadge as Russell leads Georgia primary
In Georgia's Democratic primary Senator Richard B Russell Jr. led after results from 158 counties, defeating Governor Eugene Talmadge and his anti new deal slate. Talmadge and his ticket suffered heavy losses as pro new deal candidates gained ground statewide.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Richard FB. Russell
Eugene Talmadge
U.S. Senate
Talmadge
Russel
Russell
Ihis
Atlanta. Ga
Eugene T. Nader
Ed. Rivers
Walmadge
Redwine
Rivers
Congress
Miost
Bieothoe
new @es
German Flying Boat Zephyr Speeds Westward Over Atlantic
The Zephyr, a 100 ton German flying boat, sails at nearly 100 mph westward from the Azores toward New York. Flight Captain J R Blankenburg reports thunderstorms and headwinds moderating, with hopes for higher speed. It left Horta at 7 10 p m BST last night and aims to reach Port Washington tonight as a test for a proposed commercial ocean service by Lufthansa, British Imperial Airways, and Pan American. The Zephyr sister ship Aeolus faced a diesel cooling leak previously.
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New York
Zephyr
Atlantic
Azores
Raffie
Port Washington
Horta
J. R Blankenburg
Aeolus
Dentscha Lufthansa Company
Aenlus
Lufthansa
British Imperial Airways
Fan- American Airways
Blankonburg
Hero of Spain's 1932 Revolution Joins Rebels
Major Ramon Franco, famed as a key figure in Spain's 1932 upheaval, resigns as air attaché in Madrid to join General Francisco Franco's rebel forces. He plans to return to Spain, sell possessions to fund transport, and awaits formal confirmation of his departure.
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Spain
United Press
Washington
Ramon Franco
Francisco Franco
Pranen
Embraee Juge
Franco
Caceres
Two Steamers Collide Injuring Twelve Off Boston
Boston dispatch reports a fog bound collision at Moston harbor between the Romance and the New York. Twelve persons were injured, no fatalities. The Romance sank in 66 feet after the New York rammed amidships. Capt Adelbert Wickens faced negligence charges at a steamboat inspectors hearing before the crash.
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Boston
Moston Harbor
New York
Harhas
Providence
Adelbert
Wickens
U.S
Landon Opens Aggressive East Campaign Tour
Governor Alf M Landon heads east to Indiana Maine and New England for a major presidential campaign push. He will rally in Gary Valparaiso Plymouth and Fort Wayne with nine stops in four New England states and a Portland speech two days before Maine votes. He aims to attack the New Deal and waste in government while building support in key farm belt states. The trip also includes joint events with party leaders and a New England train tour from Manhattan to Portland.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Indiana
New England
Portland
Maine
Gary
Valparai Mymouth
Fort Wayne
Landon
New York
Manhattan Transfer
Jim Wivingh
Cov Juandon
Frederick Hale
Chicago
Iawa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Loyalists Destroy Two Regiments Of Rebel Regulars
Loyalists crossed the Ebra river at night and destroyed two regiments of rebel regulars southeast of Zaragoza. Most of the troops in the two regiments were killed or captured according to the announcement.
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Madrid
Ebra
Zaragoza
Grand Jury Will Complete Work Tomorrow
The Lorain County grand jury, convened Tuesday, is expected to finish its term tomorrow. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler announced he will present additional cases to the jurors for their consideration.
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Lorain County
Oberlin home seeks 7000 more. deficit rises to 8000
J G Holland, superintendent, asked Lorain County Commissioners for additional funds to operate the Lorain County Children's Home at Oberlin through year end. He cited a boarding bill over 2600 monthly and a total year deficit of about 8000, with 43,156.78 approved initially. He noted 138 boarding children, 71 in the institution, and 112 under the home’s jurisdiction in free homes. Commissioners planned action within days.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
Board of
County Commissioners
J. G. Flolland
Holland
Servic
Hie
Amherst School Building To Be Enlarged
South Amherst Ohio plans a 60000 dollar addition to the South Amherst School funded by a 27000 dollar PWA plant grant covering 45 percent. The school board will issue 26000 dollars in bonds, approved by voters last November. The two story sandstone wing will add five classrooms a domestic room and cafeteria while the gym becomes classrooms. Part of the stone comes from a 1 room set no longer used. work to start about 60 days after 30 days of advertising.
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South Amierst. C
South Amherst
PWA
Ben W. Harter
Calumbus
Star Seip
Freckle Contest Highlights Elyria Recreation Day
Elyria plans a field day at Cascade Park to close the summer program for six to fourteen year olds. Freckle and reddest hair contests will award prizes to top contestants. Indoor baseball game kicks off the events with several other contests to follow.
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Cascade Park
Elyria
al Snodgrass
Red Army Air Corps Drops 1200 Soldiers and Weapons by Parachutes
Moscow dispatch reports the Red Army Air Corps set a world transport record by air dropping 1200 soldiers, 150 machine guns, and 18 cannons behind enemy lines in the Volga region. The operation occurred in eight minutes, aiming for a surprise attack amid anti-tank traps, trenches, barbed wire entanglements, and machine gun nests.
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Moscow
Red Army Air Corps
Volga
Rally Looms For Roosevelt In Queen City South
Charlotte welcomed 75,000 Democrats for a Roosevelt rally with an expected turn to 100,000 at Municipal Stadium. The president’s motorcade from Asheville spans about 100 miles as governors and senators accompany him. Roosevelt planned to address delegates before traveling to Washington for the third world power conference.
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N. C
South
Rosevelt
Asheville
Ncc
Theennessee
North Carolina
Charlotte Municipal Stadium
Omics
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Vionita
Roosevelt
Southeast
Uc. OR. Bhvinghaus
Arth Carolina
Josh W. Bailey
Stobert R. Reynolds
Whringhousy
Glen Johnston
Dave Sheilz
Finrid
Fill Meallister
Hey. Fugelle Valnadge Af
Georfia
Senate
Westerday
Guy
George GC. Perry
Toosevelt
Washington
Syracuse
N.Y
Lorain Bridge Report Delayed By County Board
Acceding to the Lorain bridge committee request, the board of county commissioners agreed to wait a few more days for a progress report by CL Arthur Brown on securing a $1,000,000 federal grant for a new Lorain bridge. Commissioner Oscar G. Tan announced the delay, noting continued efforts.
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Lorain
Board of County Commissioners
CL Arthur Brown
Oscar G. Tan
Wnard
Republicans Rally At Bricker's Home Town
MT STERLING O Sept Pi Gally gathered for a large Republican rally in Madison county honoring governor hopeful John W Bricker and former U S Senator Henry J Atlen of Ikansas. A barbecue lunch preceded speeches and a parade of bands and uniform clubs drew hundreds amid signs bearing Bricker's name at the home of his mother Mrs Laura Bricker.
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MT. Sterling
Foun
Bricker
Uremi
GO. P
John W. Bricker
Laura Bricker
County school enrollment expected to rise statewide
Enrollment in Elyrtia city schools declines while village and rural county schools report a likely small increase. Opening day total for 14 county schools reached 6 572, not including Grafton and South Ridge, which open later. Last year 8 768, with Grafton and South Ridge adding 246, suggesting potential county total near 8 ? million?
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Elyrtia
JASL
Grafton
South Ridge
Bricker Campaign Opens Senate Race Speech in Sterling
Ohio Republicans formally opened their fall campaign with Attorney General John W. Bricker and former Senator Henry J. Allen of Kansas as principal speakers in Sterling where Bricker attacked Gov. Davey and urged a leaner government. He pledged a balanced budget, public school support, highway maintenance, and economy, while opposing a sales tax on food for home consumption and any gasoline tax increase.
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Mt, Sterling
John W. Bricker
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Ohio
Daves
Bricker
Davey
Faro Bricker
Tax Commission
Bricker Speech Attacks Tax Plans and Promises Reform
Attorney General John W. Bricker outlines opposition to sales tax on fond and to increasing gasoline tax. He pledges a future highway commission with long term planning. He criticizes Gov Davey allies, cites alleged graft in liquor, civil service, and contractor dealings, and challenges campaign fundraising and spending claims.
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Civil Service
Liguor
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