Lorain Teens Survive 25 Foot Fall From Bridge
Two Lorain youths, Andy Kosco and Mike Buri, escaped with minor injuries after their car plunged from the Third Street bridge into the Black River. Firemen and police helped them up the bank, with Buri sustaining forehead and nose injuries. Their wrecked car was retrieved by Pixley's auto wrecker as spectators watched from the bridge.
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Lorain
Black River
Third Street
Andy Kosco
Mike Buri
Kosco
Eagle Avenue
Buri
Mike Ryan
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arthur Hurd
Police Department
Leland Lescher
Lorain Street
Central Fire Station
Pixley
Burglary Attempt Reported At The Style Center
Police investigated an attempted burglary at The Style Center on Broad Street after store staff found a ventilator grate removed from the side wall near the roof. Detective Lloyd Sweet said bricks were likely chipped to enlarge the opening, with access gained via a Capitol Theatre fire escape and roof walk.
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Style Center
Broad Street
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
Capitol Theatre
Weather map summary for Ohio valley forecast
Weather report notes showers probable tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures tonight and a cooler spell on Thursday. High pressure centers over the Ohio Valley and Idaho, while low pressure exists off the New England coast and in the Texas Panhandle. Frost observed from the Ohio Valley to Alabama and Georgia.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Idaho
Texas Panhandle
New England
Canada
Indiana
Coast
Gulf
Alabama
Georgia
Plains States
Kansas
Missouri
Towa
Founders of Bender Body Company Remain Leaders in 1919
John Bender, secretary and factory manager, oversees Cleveland plant operations where auto bodies have been made since 1919. Herman Bender, president and general manager, has led the firm since its Cleveland founding, traveling nationwide to keep plants busy producing bus and commercial bodies. Joseph Bender Sr., treasurer and Elyria plant manager, directs engineering and new lines as the firm expands into travel trailers and house trailers after purchasing the Elyria Willys-Overland plant last November.
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John Bender
Bender Body Company
Cleveland
New York
Herman Bender
Bender Brothers
Elyrians
Joseph Bender
Elyria
Willys-Overland
Bender Travel
Bender Co invites Elyrians to inspect Travel Mansions at plant
Elyria residents can view three Travel Mansion models Model 14 Model 16 and Model 18 and a display trailer at a Saturday 2 to 4 pm exhibition in the first floor display room of the Bender Body Company plant bought last November. Company officials state staff will explain safety and durability features to visitors.
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Elyria
Bender
Bender Body Company
Bender By
Police To Attend School At Ashland
Nine members of the Elyria police department will attend a free one day crime detection school run by the Sociology Department of Ashland College. Four depart to Ashland tomorrow for morning afternoon and evening sessions. the rest join Friday. Tomorrow's attendees are Detective Lloyd Sweet and Patrolmen M E Olmstead C E Parker and Corwin Burrer. Friday's attendees are Captain Corbett Southam and Patrolmen C L Miller L D Brown Paul Palmer and Fred Bongs.
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Elyria Police Department
Sociology
Ashland College
Ment
Ashland
Lloyd Sweet
M. E. Olmstead
C. E. Parker
Corwin Burrer
Corbett Southam
C. L. Miller
L. D. Brown
Paul Palmer
Fred Bongs
Chrysler Strike Settled With Chrysler Agreement Reached
Detroit April 7 United Automobile Workers Union settled the Chrysler strike with a pact allowing representation of its own members in nine plants while ensuring others return to work soon. About 90 000 Chrysler and feeder company workers will resume production under the agreement as General Motors also signs on to labor talks. Walter P Chrysler and John L Lewis announced the accord after months of deadlock following requests for broader representation.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
United Automobile Workers Union
Chrysler Corporation
General Motors
Chrysler
Chryssler
Walter P. Chrysler
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
J*frank Murphy
No. 1
Bombing Planes Crash Kills Three Fliers
San Diego April 7 Naval patrol boats searched for bodies of three of four fliers killed in a mid air crash of two bombing planes. The Lexington launched fleet exercises off Point Loma as one body was pulled from the sea. Lieut Joseph J Loughlin of San Diego was found drowned after ejecting and using a parachute. Remaining victims were Lieut Ludwell R Pickett and petty officers Harry M Bradley John J Garney of San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
Joseph J. Loughlin
Ludwell R. Pickett
Coronado
Harry M. Bradley
John J. Garney
Loughlin
Pickett
Lexington
Point Loma
Bender Brothers Expand from Cleveland to Elyria Plant
Three brothers Herman John and Joseph Bender left New York for Cleveland in 1919 to start a body building business. They rapidly expanded into buses and commercial bodies and by 1929 operated a 250000 square foot plant. Last year they eyed a larger facility and chose the former Willys Overland plant in Elyria for trailer and body production.
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Cleveland
New York
Bender Body Company
Willys-Overland
Elyria
Bender Brothers
Herman
John
Joseph
Mant
Srow
W. F. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Michigan
Render Body Company
Britain Protests as Insurgent Planes Attack Destroyer
International tension rises after three two motor insurgent planes bombed the British destroyer Gallant near the Balearic Islands. The Gallant returned fire and repelled the attack, with Britain warning it will protect merchant shipping in Spanish waters as Loyalists push toward Bilbao and Durango. A German cruiser allegedly tracked a Loyalist raiding flotilla, prompting a witness report to a British destroyer.
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Garland
Balearic Islands
Balearics
London
Britain
Spain
Cordoba
Bilbao
Durango
Marine and Air Ministry
Madrid
Mediterranean
Seek Trace Of Lindberghs Flight From Zagreb Heightens Search
Aviation authorities of about six nations sought trace today of Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh who left Zagreb yesterday on their way back toward England. They faced a 900 mile flight with the Alps and English Channel in their path. Lindbergh did not report a destination when leaving Zagreb at 1130 am local time. Authorities in Jugoslavia Italy Austria Switzerland Germany France and Great Britain watched for them as they had during their outward leg to India.
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London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Zagreb
Jugoslavia
Alps
Enghish
Lindbergh
Adriatic
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Germany
France
Great Britain
Mrs. Lindbergh
India
Increase in Taxes Warns Nation Faces
Washington April 7 Senator William F. King of Utah warned the Senate that the nation faces a general tax increase unless government expenses are drastically cut. He predicted a deficit between 4 and 5 billion dollars for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Wiliam Ti. King
Utah
Senate
Real Estate Boom Predicted By Authorities
Real estate authorities like Roy Wendlick urge buyers now as a boom and rising prices are anticipated. Descriptive advertisements in today's Want-Ads promote numerous fine home buys still available for prospective owners.
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Roy Wendlick
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Joseph Bender, Sr
Bender Co
Chrysler Auto
Naval
West Sivty Second Street
Barberton Avenue
United Press
Havock
Lindberghs
Bulletin
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