Tropical Hurricanes Hit Caribbean Belike Bel by Belize
Two tropical hurricanes sweep the Caribbean. Belize suffers 400 dead and 600 injured with a tidal wave washing out the city. San Juan, Puerto Rico, hit hard but less deadly. U S relief vessels move toward Belize as authorities report widespread destruction.
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Miami
U. P
Caribbean
Belize
Tonduras
San Juan
Porto Rios
Vera Cruz
Mexico
United States Weather Bureau
Florida
United States
R.W. Grey
Santo Domingo
Here
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Washington University
St. Louis
Joseph A. Murphy
St. John's College
Ohio Mostly Fair with Continued Warm Weekend
Ohio tonight and Sunday to stay generally fair and warm. Previous high readings include Phoenix 104 Huron 100 Minneapolis 96. Low temperatures today list Winnemucca 32 Sheridan 38 Modena 40. Weather outlook notes slow changes with high pressure in the east and northwest and low pressure elsewhere, predicting continued warm conditions.
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Ohio
Phoenix
Huron
Minneapolis
Winnemucca
Sheridan
Modena
Window Panel Broken By Auto On East Avenue
A large plate glass show window at 45 East avenue was broken this morning when a driverless car with a Cleveland license number rolled down the grade and smashed into the store owned by Mrs. Stoddard. The owner drove away before police could learn his name.
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East Avenue
Surgeon Amputates Arm Of Trapped Coal Miner
In Charleston West Virginia on September 12 a surgeon amputated the miner Rustock Cotter s left arm after a shaft collapse trapped him. A minister read Bible passages to steady Cotter as fellow workers widened the hole and assisted. Doctors report Cotter 30, saved. right arm crushed by rock.
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Charleston
W. Va
Rustock Cotter
Cotter
W. B. Davis
Dr. Davis
Four Deaths in Kodak Go Blast at Eastman Plant
The Eastman Kodak coating plant in Manchester New York suffered a deadly gas explosion in the coating chamber. Four workers died Alfred Manzak Harold Sproule Frank Schmanke and Henry Pijlen with John Haghoffer gravely ill. Company officials expect damage to be a few thousand dollars.
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Manchester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Company
General Hospital
Alfred Manzak
Harold I. Sproule
Rochester
Frank Schmanke
Henry Pijlen
Snipers and mine guards clash at Connelsville mine
A battle erupted at the Connelsville mine in Scott's Run coal strike district as snipers faced mine guards armed with machine guns. One mine guard was wounded before attackers were dispersed with tear gas bombs.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Connelsville
Scott’s Run
Elyrian Elects Lay Delegate to Methodist Convention
George Chamberlain has been chosen as one of eleven lay delegates from the Northeast Ohio Conference for the Methodist church convention in Atlantic City next May. He secured the nomination amid 21 contenders, with five from his district. Eleven ministerial delegates are to be selected, with Dr. Edwin Kirby and Dr. A E Piper among the top candidates.
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George Chamberlain
Methodist Church
Atlantic City
Mr. Chamberlain
Northeast Ohio
Lakeside
Chamberlain
Edwin Kirby
Elyria Church
A. E. Piper
County budget trimmed but still above needs
County budget talks continue after a session with the budget commission reduced the tentative figure from 784 835 to 742 145. The panel still estimates a 75 000 shortfall for next year and calls for another meeting Monday to consider further cuts while the current contingency funds are exhausted.
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Budget Commission
Bank Robbery Shock Hits Chicago Suburbs
Bandits held up two Chicago area banks today seizing between 12500 and 17500 dollars. Five gunmen struck Banco Di Napoli on Halsted Street, used sawed off shotguns to cover escape. In Flossmoor four men robbed the State Bank of Flossmoor and took 2596 dollars, kidnapping the cashier who was later released unharmed.
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Chicago
U. P
Banco di Napoli
Halsted
Flossmoor
Ill
State Bank of
Mexico Elected to League Membership
Geneva September 12 The League of Nations voted unanimously to elect Mexico as a league member and invited her to attend the current session.
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Mexico
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Polar sub Nautilus heads south after Arctic stay
At Dalnd South Adent Bay Spitzbergen on Sept 12 the polar submarine Nautilus bound south in a heavy snow storm. Sir Hubert Wilkins and crew reached about 550 miles from the North Pole before returning to the base after an extended Arctic Sea stay proved impossible.
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Dalnd
Advent Bay
Spitzbergen
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Arctic Sea
Borah Urges Five Year Naval Construction Holiday
Senator William E Borah chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee urged a five year holiday on all naval construction to promote world peace and economic recovery He called on the United States Great Britain France Japan and Italy to cooperate The plan would ease armament burdens totaling 4168000000 last year
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Washington, D. C
William E. Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Record September heat wave bakes cities from coast to plains
Chicago and cities across the nation endure a blistering heat wave as temperatures top 100 degrees in many areas. New York hits 95, Boston records an all time high, and many places report crowded beaches and closed schools. The death toll rises with several heat related fatalities. A cold front is forecast to follow.
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Rockies
Atlantic
Central
Plains States
East Coast
Montreal
Arizona
United States
Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Flagstaff
New York
Boston
Mercury
Charleston
W. Va
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Iowa
St. Paul
Winona
Minn
Kansas City
Hamrick
Denver
Fruit Distributed to Needy Families in City
Elyvia's and City Hall welcomed over 100 residents with baskets and bags as 127 bush els of fruit were distributed to needy city families. Mayor James A Hewitt reported 88 bushels of apples and 39 bushels of peaches arriving yesterday, with 89 people receiving fruit early morning and more queued by 11 am. The mayor noted the fruit must be distributed quickly to prevent spoilage.
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Elyvia
James A. Hewitt
Elyria Plans Fire Prevention Program With City Wide Events
The Elyria fire prevention committee of the Chamber of Commerce announced fall plans featuring a city wide fire inspection on September 24 and Fire Prevention Week October 4 to 10. A luncheon at the First Congregational church under Kiwanis Club auspices will host about 100 officials and business leaders with a prominent speaker. The committee seeks representation from 14 civic organizations to run the week and meets next Friday at 7 30 p m. Elyria aims to match last year’s first place Ohio finish in Fire Prevention Week. The fire department again offers its cooperation.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
First Congregational Church
Kiwanis Club
Lakewood
Ohio
United States
Charles L. Sotherden
Fire Department
Japanese Girls Go Modern Say Nashville Interpreter
Miss Lolita Hannah of Nashville Tennessee reports after six years at a Baptist mission school in Japan that Japanese girls have adopted western dress music and ideas of love and marriage. She notes arranged marriages fade with the newer generation yet cautions the ultra modern flirtation and still common double suicide pact linger among youths.
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Lolita Hannah
Nashville, Tenn
Japan
Hannah
Germany Presses for Parity in Armaments at League of Nations
In Geneva on September 12, German Foreign Minister Curtius urged a new reparations settlement and global armaments parity. He said Germany cannot accept a disarmament framework that tolerates inequalities and unequal restrictions, stressing security must come from disarmament, not armament supremacy.
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Geneva
Germany
Julius Curtis
League of Nations Assembly
Curtius
League
Cutting
Austria
Aristide Briand
Possible Crater Lookalike Found in Buffalo Harbor
The body recovered from Buffalo Harbor is described as a man about six feet tall and 185 pounds, with sandy hair and brown eyes. He wore expensive Cleveland labels, a yellow gold Masonic ring on the left hand, and had an amputated tip on the right index finger, matching features reported for missing New York jurist Justice Joseph F. Crater. Medical Examiner De Dominics will inform New York authorities after completing examination.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Erie County
Joseph F. Crater
New York
Cleveland, O
Rocco DeDominicts
President Hoover Hosts Guests at Virginia Camp
President Hoover left for his camp in the Virginia Blue Ridge accompanied by Secretary of State Stimson Postmaster General Brown Assistant Secretary of Treasury A A Ballantine Henry M Robison of Los Angeles H C Ogden of Wheeling Gen Lincoln of the Washington Star and Robert B Armstrong of the Los Angeles Times.
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Washington
Hoover
Virginia Blue Ridge
State Stimson
Brown
Treasury
A. A. Ballantine
Henry M. Robison
Los Angeles
Calif
H. C. Ogden
Wheeling
W. Va
Robert B. Armatrong
Los Angeles Times
Genld.Lincoln
The
Washington Star
Milk Truck Crash Closes Street Amid Milk Spill
Firefighters cleaned up 1250 gallons of condensed milk that spilled on Middle Avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets after a trailer broke loose and crashed into a tree. Five barrels burst, spilling contents destined for European shipment. high pressure water removed the mess. The truck was driven by George Russell of 115 Elm Street, Wellington.
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Middle Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
George Russell
Elmstret
Wellington
County Board OKs Sanatorium Purchases for Refrig and Shades
County building commission authorized purchases for tuberculosis sanatorium including an electrics refrigerator and ice making machine from Ohio Public Service Company for $4100. The two compartment fridge measures 16 by 8.6 feet with separate meat vegetables and daily products sections. The ice maker capacity exceeds 390 pounds per day. Window shades were bought from Wickens Company in Lerain Tarase.
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Tuberculosis Sanatorium
County Building Commission
Ohio Public Service Company
Daly Products
Iadow Abodes
Ware Purchesed
Tre the Wickens Company
Lerain
Tar
Two Dead in Transcontinental Plane Crash Near Ufa
The Hyphen II flying from Paris to Tokyo crashed near Ufa killing two of the crew or passengers. Names Lebrix and Doret were reported among the deceased with bodies not identified. The other Hyphen II unit diverting to Nieukerk after a tank defect.
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Moscow
U.P
Joseph Lebrix
Marcel Doret
Mechanic Misman
Paris
Tokio
Ufa
Ural Mountains
le Bourget Field
Paul Codos
Raoul Robida
Nieukerk
Geldern
Lower Rhine Valley
Cornerstone Laying for Emmanual Church Tomorrow
The Emmanual Lutheran Church cornerstone at Princeton and Garford avenues will be laid tomorrow at 4 p.m. Contained inside are the church constitution, by laws, history, photos of the building and pastor, a member list, and a 1931 coin. Rev. Harold Sayles leads the service. Dr. A J Strobel of Cleveland delivers the principal address. Nearby, a theft report notes 12 spring chickens stolen from Roy Van Arsdale’s coop.
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Emmanual Lutheran Church
Princeton
Garford Avenues
Harold Sayles
A. J. Strobel
Cleveland
Greater
United Lutheran Church
Woodmen of the World open two day encampment at Ohio State Fair
Woodmen of the World from across Ohio gathered at the State Fair grounds in Columbus for a two day encampment and field day. Officials estimated 15 000 to 20 000 members would attend the event.
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Columbus
Ohio
Is State Fair Grounds
Order
Lorain County Fair Schedule Notices and Rental Pitch
A Lorain County fair reminder lists dates September 15 to 17 and promotes renting spare rooms to visitors. The wart ad department promises a complete list of revue rooms for rent during fair days in Lorain County.
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Lorain County Fair
Kiyrta
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Fla
British Honduras
Pan American Airways
R. I. Dunton
Ellis McLane
State Department
Point Braba
New Orleans
San Francisco
Point Chico
Colon
Galveston
Australia
Panama Canal
Rodenbaugh
Foun American Airways
U. S
Balboa
Canal Zone
Marine Corps
Managua
Nicaragua
Trujillo
Honduras
Sacramento
Kodak GO
Elyrian
Bulletin
Yanoe
Navy
Roy van Arsdale
Bellavenue
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