Landon Plans Midwestern Tour for 1936 Bid
Indiana Illinois Ohio and Wisconsin will host Gov. Alf Landon as he presses a November campaign push. He vows no slackening, aims to tackle the budget balance and condemns New Deal excesses. Stops include Chicago Cleveland and Detroit with speeches on economic policy and relief.
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Winant resigns from Social Security Board
Washington reports G. Winant announces resignation as chairman of the Social Security Board and will campaign for the administration’s Social Security Act. He previously served as New Hampshire senator and says he cannot support Landon while defending the act. Roosevelt expected to accept the resignation.
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Weather Bulletin Forecast for East Tonight
Cloudy skies with possible rain in eastern portions tonight and Wednesday. Temperature expected to rise slowly as conditions remain unsettled with overcast conditions persisting.
Forest fires destroy two towns killing nine in Oregon
In early estimates two towns Bandon and Prosper were wiped out by forest fires aided by a dying wind and fog. About 1,500 homeless were housed in relief camps as authorities, including Gov. Martin, ordered refugee registration. Bridges and roads were blocked and several areas remained under threat with 400,000 acres burned.
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Gold Beach
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Prince Carlos Killed In Civil War
Prince Carlos of Bourbon and Orlean was killed in the Spanish civil war during the Battle of Mona near Eibar. He was a royal relative and frequent Seville visitor, connected to the Carlist line and to the late Prince Alfonso Carlos who died in Vienna yesterday.
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Order New Cable For Grid Lighting at Elyria High
Elyria school officials move to prevent a repeat of the dark football field that delayed the Campbell Memorial game. A 260 foot cable was ordered to run from the stadium connection to the transformer. emergency lines will remain until delivery. The old cable has been repaired and officials believe no further trouble will occur.
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County Receives $16,999 From Liquor Fees
Lorain County receives a quarterly distribution of liquor license fees totaling 16,939 dollars from State Auditor Joseph Tracy. The funds will be redistributed by the county to municipalities and townships across the state.
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Holiday Declared At Two Lorain Schools Over Water Work
Students at Lake Avenue school in Elyria Township and the large Clearview school will have a one day holiday while work on the Elyria water main north of the city shuts off their supply. Teachers will use the day to observe methods at other schools.
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Clearview
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Amherst Filles Station Robbed in Shell Oil Theft
Police investigated a break in at the Shell Oil station on Cleveland street Amherst last night eight tires a small radio and a peanut machine valued at 75 were taken. W H Barber proprietor discovered the loss this morning. An extra tire was reported stolen from a Amherst Lumber Company truck. A bicycle was reported stolen from Vermilion on the Lake cottage last week.
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Sheriff's Department
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Roosevelt Readies Broadside Against Critics At Syracuse Speech
President Roosevelt, aroused by attacks from opponents including Hearst, will deliver a major campaign speech in Syracuse opening his re election drive. He plans four October talks on banking finance agriculture and social security to radio audiences nationwide.
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Loyalists Halt Rebels on Madrid Toledo Front
Loyalist forces repulsed three rebel attacks on the Toledo Madrid highway near Olias Del Tenients Castillo as Nationalists bombed and withdrew. Loyalists recaptured Villamil near Santa Cruz Del Retamar on the Talavera Madrid line while rebels were driven back in the Naval Peral sector. President Azana signed a decree declaring war participants’ properties as state property.
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Herbert to Speak at Wellington Republican Rally
Pass M. Herbert the Republican candidate for governor will address a Wellington rally at the town hall on October 14 at 8 p m. County Republican leader Frank A. Stetson reported that arrangements include other state speakers, numbering about 180.
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Deadly September Snowstorm Strikes Colorado Region
A severe storm across the eastern Rocky Mountain region leaves 13 dead and about 20 million dollars in damages. Denver reports 7.0 million in property losses and thousands of trees, power outages, and two dozen plus fires as 26 inches of snow fall since Friday night.
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Rocky Mountains
Loyalist Army in Critical Position north of Toledo
Loyalist forces north of Toledo defended the Madrid highway amid bombardment and ammunition shortages. A planned counter attack looked promising but collapsed when rebel aircraft strafed the Loyalists. Both sides suffered heavy losses as fighting raged near Bargass and along the Madrid road.
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Lorain Bridge Sketches Prepared for Lorain County Board
Plans and profile drawings for a proposed new Black River bridge at Erie avenue Lorain were presented to the county commissioners by County Engineer J. W. Warden. The relocation would span about 220 feet over the river with total approaches of 2 200 feet and may cost from about 1 000 000 to 1 256 000. Borings indicate shale to 65 feet depth. plans to Columbus soon for state approval.
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Columbus
Water Shut Off Tonight To Connect City Main
West Side residents will lose water service from 7 p m to 7 a m while a 39 inch main connects to the 20 inch line. The outage affects Peimely Caldwell Bell avenue east and west Clinton Samuel Albert streets and Lake avenue segments from Clinton to city limits and Adams property to Elyria avenue. Lake avenue outages run today 7 p m to tomorrow 4 p m, with additional 7 p m to 7 a m windows.
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Elyria Avenue
County Delays Snow Plow Contract Award
County commissioners defer action on awarding a contract for two snow plows for this winter. Five bids were received and referred to County Engineer J W Warden for tabulation.
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Six Injured In Traffic Crashes Near Elyria
Traffic accidents in Elyria and nearby yesterday afternoon and last night injured six people. One victim, Clarence Mottke 41 of Berlin Heights Ohio, is in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Others sustained minor injuries.
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Oliver Millard
Detroit
Leonard
Thomas Denison
Sixth Street
Mike Sukey
West 15Th Street
Nationwide treasury drive nets 990 arrests so far
Treasury agents across 500 cities report 990 arrests in a nationwide law enforcement drive focused on narcotics liquor tax violators. Partial tallies show 456 narcotics, 406 alcohol tax, 104 counterfeiting, 24 customs. Ohio reports 68 arrests with Cleveland 48 and Toledo 20.
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29 Per Cent Franc Devaluation Likely
Government sources indicate a 29 percent franc devaluation is virtually decided. The change would set the franc at 4.66 cents per franc or 21.46 francs to the dollar, vs the prior rate of about 6.58 cents per franc and 15.18 francs per dollar.
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English flier sets new altitude record
London reports Squadron Leader F. Lb. Xx Swain of the Royal Air Force achieved a world altitude record of 19 967 feet, surpassing the prior 48 693 foot mark by 1 269 feet. The previous record was set by French flier George Detre in Paris on August 17.
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Ten Defendants Charged with Poole Murder Mostly Acquitted
Detroit September verdicts find seven members of the Black Legion guilty of first degree murder in Charles A. Poole slaying last May. two others convicted of second degree murder and two acquitted by jury. Those facing life terms include Harvey Davis Urban Lipps and others. Sentencing to be scheduled after probation report.
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Paul Edwards
Edgar Baldwin
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Thomas R. Craic
Virgil Morrow
Mercy
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Dayton Dean
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Nine Planes Start England to South Africa Derby
Nine planes began the England to South Africa air derby in Portsmouth. The event offers 56000 dollars in prize money from I W Schlesinger. Competitors aim to cover 6560 miles in about 36 hours averaging 150 mph. Route runs to Cairo then Haifa Sherei Kharoum Malakal Nairobi Moshi Mpika Salisbury and Johannesburg. The first took off at 630 AM local time with others at one minute intervals.
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Elvirans Recovering In Fremont Hospital
Mr and Mrs William W Mortimer of 117 Princeton avenue are hospitalized in Fremont Memorial Hospital after an accident on Route 20 west of Fremont Sunday afternoon Their car was heavily damaged Mortimer sustained facial and limb injuries while his wife has a possible leg fracture They were en route from Detroit to Elyria.
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E’rinceton Avenue
Fremont Memorial Hospital
Fremont
C. Mortimc
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