Legion Rally Sees Nationwide Peace Talk At Cleveland Parade
Veterans prepare for the American Legion national convention in Cleveland. Ray Marsden of Grove, Ja., leads as the parade opens with 11 college pro-am bands and 7 000 drummers, 250 motorcycle units, and 30 000 hotel rooms to be filled amid protests and calls for neutrality.
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Veland
Ciereoday
Reland
Ray Marsda Grove
Ador
Legion
Ind
Melucklestone
Chicago
Coners
Legions
Murphy
America
County road improvement plans face postponement
Claims filed in connection with the Chestnut Ridge Road widening project were not filed. The county commissioner postponed the hearing to allow board members to review plans by County Engineer J. W. Warden. The project would widen the road to 20 feet and pave it with bituminous material from East River road to Geldon road, about jiles. Estimated cost ranges from $53,000 to $55,800. The job has been in process for letting since 1932.
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Chestnut Ridge
J. W. Warden
East River Road
Weather Notice: Fair Tonight With Mild Weekend
Fragmentary weather note indicates generally fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with little change expected. No further specifics available.
President Roosevelt Returns to White House After Harvard Speech
President Roosevelt will cut short plans to visit Hyde Park and return to Washington after delivering remarks at the Harvard Tercentenary due to Mrs. Roosevelts illness. Officials said her condition was not serious, she suffers from an attack of grippe.
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Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Washington
Harvard
Hyde Park
N. Y
Elyria High protest group faces fruitless noon walk out
About 100 students reportedly left Elyria High School at noon in defiance of regulations as the student protest committee had urged restraint until a special school board meeting Monday. The committee, led by Ray Renz, planned to present arguments to the Elsha Board of Education at 7 pm. Also today the 30 minute lunch periods from last year returned, replacing four 27 minute lunches and shortening morning homeroom to 10 minutes. The group seeks a 45 minute lunch and freedom to leave at noon.
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Elyria High School
Ray Renz
Bisra High School
Elsha Board of Education
Elen E. Shaw
R. C. Maston
C. P. Shively
Noor
Fate Of Madrid May Hinge On Present Battle
Rebels press Talavera offensive as loyalists race to match air power. Reports say 535 royalists killed. Alcazar siege and Toledo bombardment influence Madrid’s fate. Rebels push near Santa Olalla with planes and artillery as Moors and Foreign Legionnaires arrive from the north.
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Madrid
United Press
Gibraltar
Talavera
Alcazar
Toledo
Spain
Escalona
Santa Olalla
Santa Olaila
Santa Clatia
Guadarrama Mountains
San Sebastian-Bilbao
Steamer and barge collide near Cairo on Nile
Approximately 50 laborers drowned when a steamer carrying 390 excursionists collided with a barge on the Nile near Cairo. The disaster occurred on September 18.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nile
Dargush Proposes Major Ohio Tax Reform Plan
Carlton S. Dargusch in Columbus urged amendments to radically restructure Ohio taxes. He called to place debt levies outside the 10 mill limit, require public votes on new bond issues, limit special assessment liens to benefit properties, and cap total subdivision debt by tax duplicates. He argued reforms would empower voters and promote a pay-as-you-go system.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carlton S. Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Dargusch
Supreme Court
Ohio National Bank
Parma
Dargush
County Welfare Board To Meet On Monday
Probate and Juvenile Judge H. C. Wilcox announced a meeting of the county welfare board for Monday following the appointment of Guy E. Wells of Wellington as the sixth member. Other members include J. B. Sewara Elyria Mrs. Thomas Butler L. A. Snell Lorain and County Commissioner E. M. Wickens. The board, created under the state social security act, will dispense aid to dependent children under the act.
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Guy E. Wells
Wellington
H. C. Wilcox
Welfare Board
J. B. Sewara
Elyria
Thomas Butler
L. A. Snell
Lorain
E. M. Wickens
Democrats To Rally At The Hedges LaPorte Sunday
Governor Martin L. Davey is to open the Wall campaign with a county wide picnic rally at The Hedges LaPorte on Sunday. Other speakers include Congressman Don W. Harter Stephen Young John McSweeney Judge Will Stephenson Samuel Squire and local leaders. The event features baseball games music dancing and entertainment with arrangements led by Alfred G. Bauer and sports coordinators Eugene Finegan and Frank Henke.
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Martin L. Davey
LaPorte
Davey
Don W. Harter
Stephen Young
John McSweney
Supreme Court
Will P. Stephenson
Samuel Squire
Vincent Gray
Elyria
Lorain
Eugene Finegan
Frank Henke
Alfred G. Bauer
Cleveland Boy Runaway Returns Home From Bus Stowaway
Kenneth Murphy nine of 1714 West 25th Street Cleveland was found aboard a Southwestern bus at 10 last night after running away from school. He admitted to police this morning he ran away before, and said his father works for WPA. He was placed in Chief Stankard's office overnight and returned home with a newspaper representative.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Southwestern
Kenneth Murphy
West 25Th Street
Kenneth
Water line air valve spout mistaken for geyser near Elyria
Motorists on Lake avenue two miles north of Elyria saw a large water column as an air valve on the citys new 30 inch water line was left open. Service Director I D Faxon said it was quickly fixed by closing the valve and water was turned into the line for leak testing, with the final test in progress.
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Lake Avenue
Elyria
I. D. Faxon
Alcazar Dynamite Blast Shakes Madrid and Toledo
Loyalist forces dynamited the Alcazar fortress in Toledo triggering a massive explosion. The blast destroyed parts of the structure, sent debris into the city, and sparked fierce hand to hand fighting as loyalists moved to secure the ruins and evacuate civilians nearby.
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Madrid
Ppan
Toledo
Alcazar
Irving Pilaum
United Press
Spain
Scientists at Expo Unveil New Gas thionyl chlorofluoride
Prof Harold S Booth of Western Reserve University and assistant Francis G Mericola announced the discovery of a new gas at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. The colorless pungent toxic gas, with formula socif, forms harmful byproducts and could be fatal if inhaled in small amounts.
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Cleveland
Harold S. Booth
Western Reserve University
Francis G. Mericola
Western Reserve
Booth
Mericola
Morley Chemical Laboratory
Gulfhawk Seeks Help as Engines Fail Off Barnegat
Coast guard reports Gulfhawk tanker engines disabled while drifting in the path of a hurricane five miles off Barnegat Lighthouse New Jersey. Mohawk cutter launched from Cape May 60 miles away in 65 mph winds to assist. Gulfoil standby unable to aid due to high seas. Tanker crew totals 40.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Gulfhawk
Barnegat Lighthouse
N. J
Mohawk
Cape May
Gulfoil
Steamship Ida Hav Atwater Seeks Coast Guard Help
The steamship Ida Hav Atwater with 28 crew aboard asked the coast guard for aid in a gale on Delaware Bay three miles south southeast of Brandywine lighthouse. Attempts to anchor the 2500 ton vessel in mid bay failed as high winds pushed it toward shore.
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Washington
Ida Hav Atwater
Coast Guard
Delaware Bay
Brandywine Lighthouse
Mid Bay
Hurricane Loosens Lighter Chesapeake From Anchor
The lighter Chesapeake drifted at sea after a hurricane tore it loose from its anchor near Cape Charles. Coast Guard headquarters reported the loss as of today.
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Washington
U. P
Chesapeake
Cape Charles
Coast Guard
Clash reported between Japanese and Chinese troops at Fengtai
Peiping dispatch via the Domei agency reports a clash between Japanese and Chinese troops at Fengtai in North China. The report comes from Shanghai dated Saturday September 19.
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Shanghai
Fengtai
China
Peiping
Domei
Storm Wreaks Havoc Along New Jersey Coast.
Hurricane driven waves lash the southern New Jersey coast washing three homes into the sea imperiling small fishing craft and rolling 30 feet high over the Wildwood Crest fishing pier.
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Cape May
Sourthien
New Jersey
Wildwood Crest
1500 Persons Homeless In Texas Flood
San Angelo Texas reports the Concho River flood left about 1,500 homeless and at least one dead with many missing. Damage estimated at 1 million dollars. A child drowned near Leon and rescue boats searched a ragged river. Over 300 homes wrecked and the business district inundated as water receded.
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San Angelo
Tex
Concho River
Concho
Ralph Stevens
Leon
Copperas Creek
Denies New Trial For Gromand And Papes
Edward Grom and Anthony Papes, both 22 and from Cleveland, were denied a new trial for the First Wellington Bank robbery on May 14 in a ruling by Trial Judge D A Cook. Prosecution was Howard R Butler. defense briefs were not filed by Monday. The pair were sent to the penitentiary after conviction in July and are reported to be working as barbers.
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Edward Gromand
Anthony Papes
First Wellington
D. A. Cook
Mondar
Howard R. Butler
Gromany
Papes
Four Photographers Reported Missing Land Safely
Four photographers for the March of Time reported missing aboard an airplane in the storm area are safe and returning to Washington headquarters. They started for the storm area to photograph lighthouses but turned back and landed safely in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Donald Hensman Elected Drum Major By Band Members
Elyria High School selects Donald Hensman 327 High Street as drum major after tryouts among four contenders. He will debut at Ely Stadium tonight with a remodeled uniform and a 40 member band behind his baton and historic role.
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Donald Hensman
Elyria High School
High Street
Hensman
Ely Stadium
Robert Wilcox
J. Martin Beck
Jack Crowell
Allen Katz
Robert Mallory
Shipping Hard Hit as Hurricane Rages Up Atlantic
A hurricane swept the Atlantic coast crippling shipping and forcing residents from low ground to refuge. One death reported at mid day near Atlantic City as a 40 foot cabin cruiser broke its moorings. Coast guard cutters race to aid vessels while warnings extend from Virginia Capes to Sandy Hook.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
New Jersey
Coast Guard
U. S. Weather Bureau
Maryland
Delaware
Cape May
N. J
Eastport
Sandy Hook
Elizabeth City
N. C
Atlantic City
Cambridge
Harry W. Nice
Ocean City
Chesapeake Bay
Field Day Program Set For Tomorrow At Cascade Park
Field day activities involve Cascade Park with events such as an indoor baseball game between rival teams a freckle contest and a redhead contest. Prizes are supplied by the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. Contests welcome children aged six to sixteen across the city recreational effort.
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Elrria
Cascade Park
Rotary
Kiwanis
al Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Needle Removed From Heart Of Small Boy
A two year-old boy underwent a remarkable operation in Melbourne as doctors removed a needle from his heart. The needle had been placed there when his mother, holding him in her apron, lifted him after a fall. Doctors expect the child to live.
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Melbourne
Youll Do Better Youll Do Better In Many Ways
An advertisement urges readers to trade for a better used car with attractive prices as dealers clear floors before new car announcements. It also notes numerous fine bars advertised on today's want ad page, suggesting pride in ownership.
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Atlantic Coast
Ion
Peace Gardens
Rockefeller Park
Janis
Park
France
White House
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Dlinois Sheet
Carnegie-Ilinois Sheet
Youngstown
New Jersey Coast
Texas
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