Quake relief aids prompt return of refugees to Nicaragua
United States and Central American nations aided hurricane victims in Nicaragua as refugees began returning to partially restored towns. Crowds gathered at Lake Managua and nearby sites to celebrate relief efforts and resettlement, while relief officials and naval staff oversaw continued aid distribution and monitoring.
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Nicaragua
United States
Exvedas
Lake Manage
I Ries
Christian Brothers Colle
Tor
Admiral Saint Heirs Smith
Vonlinde
Thalse
WD Rogers
Indira Conrad
Gerrivey
Remnoval
Maraya Pendinie
Poe
Wakeman Ditch Murder Victim Identified in Akron
Police traced the Wakeman Ditch murder to Floyd Wambiaugh, 26, of Akron, identified by his father as the victim. Detectives note the driver was attacked during a delivery attempt and the highway robbery theory remains debated while the victim was an amateur boxer known in Akron.
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Norwalk
Floyd Wambiaugh
Akron
Victom
Wambuteh
Tassene Tresday
Woombaurd
Hawk Sentenced To Reformatory For Robbery
Ervin Hawk was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory by Judge W B Thompson after pleading guilty to robbing Eddie Thompson at a gas station on Erin Road last February. Hawk was returned from Ashland Pennsylvania after a gunshot wound in his leg, caused by an accidental discharge. He is the third member of a trio that held up Thompson and abducted him. Nick Daraby and Charles McDonald have already been sentenced.
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Ervin Hawk
Mansfield
W. BR. Thompson
Eddie Thompson
Oberin Road
Hawk
Ashland
Talood Sweet
Paul Chapman
Ife
Thompson
Nick Daraby
Charles McDonald
Ohio Weather Forecast Looks For Fair Conditions
The forecast notes generally fair weather across Ohio with rising temperatures in the west. A large high pressure area from the St. Lawrence Valley to the West Gulf Coast supports continued fair conditions for about 26 hours, with a warmer change expected by Tuesday.
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Ohio
West Portion
St. Lawrence Valley
West Gulf Coast
Auto Plunges Into River Six Crown
Chester Illinois April 6 six persons drowned when the automobile carrying a St Louis party to a birthday celebration plunged into the Mississippi River near a ferry landing. Victims include Mrs Grace Maness 30 Frank Cerny and his three children. John Munness driver and Allen Brookes were rescued by ferrymen. The eight headed to Perrysville Missouri to celebrate Samuel Manns eighth birthday vacationing with grandparents.
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Chester
Mississippi River
Here
Grace Maness
Frank Cerny
Cerny
John Munness
Allen Brookes
St. Louis
Perrysville
Tragic weekend deaths across Ohio province
A United Press survey tallies 25 fatalities from drowning accidents, vehicle crashes, and suicides over the weekend. Victims span several towns from Akron and Barberton to Cleveland and Newark with numerous drownings from East Reservoir to Stillwater Creek and river waters.
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United Press
Tadas
Ren| Meth Koop
Edward Roop
Williame Bowser, Jr
East Reservoir
Akron
Oers
Therfort Dellison
Barberton
New Philadelphia
Thomas Justhee
Sedetovilley
Hien Steats
Tathipors
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Catherine Precare
Cleve. Jamit
Lake Erie
Fern Jones
Sherwood
Stes
Defiance
Virgil Cromits
Defianes
John Eblin
Pomeroy
Arhtabula
Holland
Robert Conlin
Martisville
Robert Gl, Phillips
Springfield
Joseph Knoth
Ins
Newark
James R. Haynes
Dayton
Pasen Calabria
Morris Himel
Yorkville
Joseph Smith
James Hayes
Convicts Face Death Penalty in Electric Chair Case
In Columbus on April 6 two convicts from Philadelphia and Darien, Gibbons and Grate, pleaded not guilty to three counts of first degree murder and arson in a fire at Obie Penitentiary that killed 322 inmates. They had earlier shifted from pleading guilty to seek death in the chair, hoping to speed the case, with Judge Handall assigning counsel.
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Columbus
Gibbons
Philadelphia
Clinton
Common Pleas
Ceril J. Handall
John Connor
Dwight Swisher
William X. Bartels
Joseph Eaglesen
Grate
Pires
Ari
Heath
Vongiers
Raucds
Aftici Judes Randall
Rhein Pride
Mayor Walker Begins Fight New York Mayoral Crisis
Mayor James J. Walker returns from a desert vacation to confront persistent public charges. Civic and religious leaders seek his removal over alleged misfeasance. The ensuing battle, spanning city and state politics, could draw nationally known figures and touch on private life aspects as reported.
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New York
James J. Walker
California
Walker
Tammany Hall
Fourteen Years Ago Today Congress Declared War With Germany
Washington on a mild spring evening in 1917, Congress declared a state of war with Germany. The Capitol hosted a tense entrance as President Wilson spoke, with Lodge leading the cheers, signaling the nation’s entry into war.
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Germany
Washington
United States
Capitol
House
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
John Sharp Williams
Robert M. LaFolette
Vardaman
Stone
Supreme Court of the United States
White
Stop 106 Cars With Faulty Lights
Lorain county deputies stopped 106 cars on Lake Road for faulty lighting. Motorists could repair lights or face a court summons. All complied except an accessory dealer, who closed when bulbs ran out. Deputies will issue arrest warrants if warnings go unmet. Sheriff Clarence Adams noted many offenders were from outside Lorain county.
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Lorain County
Lake Road
Clarence Adams
Lerain County
War Vets Mobilize Tonight Across Ohio Posts
More than 489 World War II veterans are set to mobilize tonight in Lorain to show how quickly legionaries can assemble for service during disaster. The call, marking the 14th anniversary of the U S declaration of war, will ring across three Ohio radio stations. Dr. A R K Agate urges veterans to report to the Olio Legion Home for duty, as Ohio posts including Lorain and nearby towns coordinate citywide readiness.
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Witte
United States
Germany
Ohio
Cincinnati
WAC
Akrom
WTAM
Cleveland
A. RK. Agate
Ohio Post No. 12
Olio Legion
Onio Street
Meadiess
Legionaries
American Legion
Lorain County
Avon Lake
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Architect Fee Case To Be Heard Friday
A hearing in common pleas court Friday will address a permanent injunction to stop Lorain county commissioners from paying architect Wendel P. Brown $26,400 for the Lorain bridge project that was never built. Brown has already received $35,600 as part of his fee. the suit, filed by Dr. A. T. Grills, centers on drawing plans for the $2,000,000 bridge. The injunction followed an Ohio Supreme Court ruling and a failed bond vote of less than 65 percent.
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Wendel P. Brown
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Wesley Grills
A. T. Grills
Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Gary Youth Granted New Trial In Murder Case
In Valparaiso Indiana on April 6 Virgil Kirkland a Gary high school youth convicted of murdering Arlene Draves at a drinking party was granted a new trial today by Judge Grant Crumpacker.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Virgil Kirkland
Gary
Arlene Draves
Grant Crumpacker
Raskob Seeks Democratic Liquor Plan for 1932 Platform
Washington April 66 The Democratic National Committee chair John 4 Raskob asks for suggestions to shape the 1932 platform on prohibition. He notes the issue may split the party between dry South and liberal North and warns against ignoring the problem. He defends the Hoover era as mixed in success and failures. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
John
Raskob
National Committee
Raskoh
Democratic Party
Raskeb
P National Committee
Council Set for Busy Session Tonight On Franchises
City council plans to pass the Elyria Coach franchise ordinance for five years after approval by the transportation committee. An ordinance to authorize a yearlong contract with the OPS company for electric power at the sewer disposal plant will be presented. A resolution to prosecute errors in police reinstatement cases and possible Ohio Supreme Court appeal will be discussed. Taxi ordinance also on the agenda.
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Elyria Coach Company
Redington
Council
Bus Company
O. P. S. Company
Seware
F. Birkline
Christ Kray
Common Pleas — Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Convictions of Blackmer Fall Affirmed by DC Court
Washington tallies upholding the convictions and sentences of Henry M. Blackmer and Albert B. Fall in Harding administration cases. Fall, ex interior secretary, convicted over a bribe from E. L. Doheny relating to Elk Hills. Blackmer and Denver Cole, oil figures, were convicted of contempt for failing to obey a summons.
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Bulletin
Washington
District of Columbia Appellate ‘Court
Henry M. Blackmer
Albert B. Fall
Oif
Harding
Fall
Secretary of the Interior
E. L. Doheny
Los Angeles
Elk Hills
Ohio Lowlands Flooded as Rivers Burst Banks
Torrential rains sent streams over their banks across the state. Three drownings were linked to the flooding, including Thomas Juster in Repoteville, Bert Dobson near New Philadelphia, and Glen Stotts at Pomeroy. Four more deaths followed despite floods not being the sole cause. Roads and fields flooded, wells refilled, and high water crested Sunday with gradual recessions Monday as skies cleared.
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Columbus
Thomas Juster
Reioteville
Little Sciato
Terbert Dobson
Barberton
Ohio
Portsmouth
Hocking
Athens
Piketon
Marietta
Chillicothe
Jackson
Grand Jury Set To Convene On Tuesday
Grand jurors will convene tomorrow to review about six transcripts from lower courts and several original matters. Assistant Prosecutor John Harding expects a report by Wednesday noon. The Port City Mortgage Company matter may be examined. rumors of reconsidering the Wallace and Rice murder cases could not be verified, counsel says.
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John Harding
Port City Mortgage Company
Don W. Myers
Arthur Wallace
Maurice Rice
Milton Friedman
Lorain
Rice
Mrs Wahrman enters council race for at large seat
Nora Wahrman of Port Clinton, now Elyria resident for 31 years, announces Republican bid for council at large in August primaries. Widow of George Wahrman, former New York Central clerk, she has chaired the Woman’s Club for 15 years and says she seeks public office to steward city affairs as a sacred trust.
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Nora Be Wahrrman
Fifth Street
Wuhrman
Port Clintan
Elyria
Sears
Wulhriman
George Wuhrman
New York Central
Wihriman
Tyades
Wnhrman
Boat Collapse Drowns Three Boys Near Akron
Akron Ohio April 6 The collapse of an old tow boat’s bottom caused the deaths of three boys Kenneth Roupe 9 Edward Roupe 11 and William Bowser Jr 13 who were playing near East Reservoir. The rotten floor gave way about 100 feet from shore Bowser swam for land but died. the other two drowned where the boat sank. No witnesses observed the tragedy.
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Akron
East Reservoir
Here
Kenneth Roupe
Edward Roupe
William Bowser, Jr
Bowser
Multiple Injuries and Fatality From Weekend Accidents
A series of weekend automobile crashes in Elyria and surrounding areas left one man dead and several others injured. Steve Repke, 27, died at St. Joseph hospital after a car strike on Elyria Avenue near Stop 48. Patricia Burns, 9 months, and her mother, 30, were in critical and serious condition at Memorial hospital from a collision at West River and the Infirmary roads. Hugh Burns was charged with reckless driving. Thomas Butler, 78, fractured his shoulder when Burns’s car left the road. Thomas Rodner, 19, of Toledo, in critical condition after a crash on Hast Bridge Street. his mother Elizabeth, 38, and sister Nellie, 17, injured. Additional collision involved Jessie Parks and Julius Palicka near Oberlin. further details on other crashes noted as ongoing investigation.
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Elyria
Steve Repke
East 35Th Street
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Paul Krebes
Butternut Ridge
Indian Hollow Roads
Repko
Elyria Avenue
Krebes
Patricia Burns
Hugh Burns
Second Street
Memorial Hospital
Burns
Mr. Burns
Stewart Wilkins
16Th Street
West River
Infirmary Roads
Wilkins
Thomas Butler
Burn
Thomas Rodner
Rodney Avenue
Toledo
Hast Bridge Street
Rodney
Elizabeth
Nellie
Samuel Finch
New York Central Railroad
Thomas Rodney
Jessie Parks
Springstreet
Oberlin
Julius Palicka
Wood
Maple Festival Draws Record Attendance in Geauga County
CHARDON O April 6 Nearly 29 000 persons attended the three day Geauga County maple festival closing Saturday A B Carlson founder of the annual festival and this year’s chairman said the event was the largest and most successful yet Saturday’s attendance reached about 13 000 with visitors from Ohio and neighboring states.
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Chardon
Geauga County
A. B. Carlson
Geauga
Carlson
Ohip
James Reappointed by President Hoover to Fed Board
Washington bulletin says George R. James is reap pointed by President Hoover as a Federal Reserve Board member. His current term expires April 27 and he hails from Memphis Tennessee.
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Washington
George R. James
Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
White House
James
Memphis
Tenn
Rent an office with the Chronicle Telegraph ad
An inside For Rent notice promises quick office space rentals at very low cost. The Century Chronicle Telegraph ad appeals to thousands of readers to find a reliable tenant by placing the vacancy in their pages today.
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Chronicle-Télegram
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