Tragic Auto Crash Kills La Salle Druggist Al Frizol
Al L. Frizol a 29 year old La Salle druggist and brother of Robert Frizol of the Service garage was killed instantly when his Buick sedan crashed with a truck on state route No 7 eight miles east of Morris. W J Formhals his partner in the drug store business was in the back seat and slightly injured. The accident occurred as the car skidded and sideswiped the truck driven by Ross Young of Chicago. Frizol died from a crushed skull and arm fractures. Formhals suffered bruises and remained in the car. Both men were en route to Chicago to meet their wives. The car left the highway and plunged into a ditch, Frizol’s body found on the pavement. First on the scene were Mr and Mrs Rapp of Morris who aided and then transported the body to Hoganson mortuary. Formhals was taken to Morris hospital. (Turn to Page Ten)
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Dresden Heights
Corn uses shown at annual Chamber show in Ames
Exhibits from Iowa State Agricultural College Ames discuss corn byproducts. DeKalb County Farm Bureau helped secure displays detailing uses of corn stalks cobs and derived products such as wall board insulation rayon Maizolith and softening syrups. Exhibits emphasize education and practical farmer value during the annual event.
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Enrollment At State College Edges Down In Winter Quarter
State Teachers College reports 682 students enrolled at noon, a drop from the fall quarter high of 701. Administrators anticipate few additional entrants as the winter term begins after yesterday’s busy registration. several graduates joined last week while a few former students re-enrolled. The college notes the current winter enrollment is a record for a winter quarter.
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Death of Chicago area veteran Charles Anderberg
Charles Joseph Anderberg 45 former DeKalb native and World War I veteran died after a stroke at Maywood’s Speedway hospital. Born in Sweden January 21 1884 he lived in Chicago after the war and earlier ran a DeKalb grocery with Artwur Hiahundeien. Survived by father Nels Anderberg and sister Mrs A N Anderson. Funeral Thursday at 1:15 pm from his father’s home and First Lutheran church with military rites. Burial at Fairview Cemetery. body in state 10 am to 1 pm Thursday.
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Senator Wright Undergoes Kidney Operation in Rochester
Senator H. G. Wright, Republican candidate for state treasurer, had a kidney operation this afternoon at Colonial hospital in Rochester Minnesota. Specialists from the Mayo Brothers clinic performed the procedure after prior examinations and a Sunday decision for surgery. Wright had been in Rochester since November 25 after an automobile accident near the Suydam church on State Route 23 left him with a fractured kneecap and later kidney concerns. He continued campaign efforts by letter while in treatment and was accompanied by Dr. R. A. Wright, who traveled from DeKalb to be with him.
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Quash State Condemnation Suits on Route 18 Lands
Fourteen land condemnation suits started by the state in 1927 were dismissed by agreement in Ottawa County Court. Judge Harry Beck oversaw the action concerning land needed for a Route 18 right of way between Meriden and Earlville. The state supreme court had held the state could not condemn land for a highway as it could create a new road, leading to the cases' dismissal. The state chose to use the historic Cannon Ball trail between the cities.
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Taylor Lad Fires at Highway Sign Not Realizing Value
A Taylor youth picked up by an officer after firing shots at a state highway sign believed it had no value. The sign lay on the ground after a prior collision, and the boy watched others shoot at another nearby sign, thinking he was not damaging property.
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Brave Little Girl Crowned Poultry Champion at Exposition
At the International Live stock Exposition in Chicago, a young girl was named poultry champion in a dramatic finale amid grand championship judging. The event highlighted kings of corn wheat and oats, with champions from Illinois Indiana Iowa and Missouri among top winners.
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Ford gives pay raises across Ford plants nationwide
Edsel Ford announced a $20 million yearly wage hike raising the minimum to $7 a day for U S Ford workers with over $7 to $10 earners receiving a five cent hourly boost. About 24 320 workers move to $7 a day and 115 640 at $7 to $10 receive five cents more per hour. Ford of Canada expected to follow.
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Weather Note for Illinois Forecast Tonight to Wednesday
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions extend into tonight and Wednesday. Snow possible in the northern portion. Temperatures rising. Weather pattern shows unsettled systems with intermittent precipitation likely in the north. Highs and lows not specified in the fragment.
Third Cold Wave Strikes Midwest Amid Fatal Frosts
Chicago reports subzero conditions widespread as the third cold wave of the week spreads across the upper Mississippi Valley. Death toll climbs from freezing, with scores injured in accidents and exposure. northern Michigan and Great Lakes shipping face ice and blizzards. The Kiowa steamer tragedy adds to the peril as authorities anticipate lingering winter dangers.
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Pact Faces First Test In Manchuria Crisis
Harbin reports say Manchurian representative Tsai Yun-Sheng was recalled from Russia to Mukden over internal issues, unverified. In Washington, Stimson urged world opinion. Britain France and Italy signaled remonstrances to Moscow and Nanking. Tokyo reported Japan silent beyond dispatches. Germany showed sympathy with US push for peace. Britain joined US and France urging a quick pacific settlement.
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Select Monroe To Head Three Links Members
T D Monroe was elected noble grand of the DeKalb Lodge of Odd Fellows at last evening's meeting most of which was devoted to officer elections. H W Prentice was chosen vice grand with James Chant rill as recording secretary Charles Davy as financial secretary J B Lindstrom as treasurer and trustees O W Johnson William Whitney A E Boardman Fred Cone and Emil Lundgren. Lodge deputy Ben Eike also named. The Odd Fellows Encampment will meet Friday night to elect officers with a 7:00 pm pot-luck supper to begin.
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Body recovered in Old Ben mine blast near West Frankfort
The toll from the Old Ben No. 8 explosion rose to seven with the recovery of James Tabor, night foreman, found badly mangled under coal and debris. Rescue teams, working since Sunday, located his body near where six others were found. an official investigation was planned. A friend is handling McDermott’s body per his wish, as no relatives remain in the U.S.
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Merchants Host Big Dinner For Farmers Banquet
Tickets for the Chamber of Commerce charity banquet went on sale with strong demand. The event is organized by the Chamber and local merchants and professionals to host farmers from the community. Tickets are available at the Chamber office and a full host list will be published in Thursday's Chronicle. The banquet aims to attract more than 300 farmers as guests of the city.
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Governor Speaks Before Women Political Chiefs
Governor Louis L. Emmerson addressed hundreds of Illinois Republican Women’s clubs delegates at the seventh annual convention in Springfield. He urged women to organize and to ensure faithful performance by those they elect, noting women’s progress in business and politics. He warned of state hospital and prison population growth, touted a housing program for mental patients and inmates, and criticized the tax system as antiquated. He highlighted beautification efforts for highways through trees and shrubbery to mask construction scars.
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Cleaveland
Hoover urges quick tax cut and tariff action in Congress
President Hoover told Congress the nation needs a 160 million tax reduction and a tariff bill enacted before Christmas. Senate leaders pledged fast action while the state of the union document outlined foreign relations waterways and domestic programs. Smoot Borah and Tilson promised early passage with daily sessions to rush the tariff bill.
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Market Opens Steady With Narrow Gains Across Shares
New York stocks opened firm with small gains and quiet trading. U S Steel rose to 162 3 8, American Telephone to 224 2 8, Radio at 35 3 4, and Erie to 54 3 4. Rails and utilities edged higher, oils eased slightly, while gaps remained in late leaders and several rail names posted modest climbs. Sears Roebuck climbed on merger news with J C Penney.
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