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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1935
Page
8
Williamport Md mourns as 14 science students killed when a fast passenger train struck their bus. Two buried Thursday night and services held in the Community church. The town crowds the church and hillside cemetery as families unite in grief and prayers for the dead.
Ashland Ohio April 15 Dr Edwin E Jacobs longtime Ashland College president submitted his resignation to the Board of Trustees March 28 He recommended the board appoint Dr Charles L Anspach to succeed him Anspach formerly dean at Ashland College and since 1939 on the faculty at Michigan State Normal College in Ypsilanti Mich where he recently resigned
The parrot reached Europe through the campaigns of Alexander the Great in Asia, marking a notable link between ancient conquests and the spread of exotic pets.
Eleven Seneca County dairymen filed with the state milk marketing commission to reenact Burk milk regulation and restore control to the Seneca County marketing area. They argue enforcement failed after a court declared Burk unconstitutional. The commission will meet tomorrow to hear conditions in the area and consider restoring or removing control.
The Elyria Young Men's Republican Club will elect its officers for the coming year at a meeting in the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company. The meeting starts at p m with all young Republican men invited to join. Temporary officers have served since organization last week, and the club plans to cooperate with the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club.
Fatally injured James M. Farley aged 39 died in a Steubenville hospital after his legs were amputated by a yard locomotive of the Weirton Steel Company. The accident occurred in the Steubenville area and Farley had been hospitalized since the incident.
In Northern China sails are sometimes fixed to wheelbar rows with sails rigged to raise or reef, enabling a higher load.
Washington April 15 DAR opens its 44th congress with anticipated stormy sessions. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, the group’s most prominent member, is absent after declining to speak. The leadership race for national president general centers on Flora Myers Gillentine and Mrs William A Becker over the book The Red Network which lists Mrs Roosevelt as a radical. Mrs Becker denies any insult to Mrs Roosevelt.
State Banking Superintendent Samuel H. Squire reports in the annual Ohio bank report that 1934 ended with 466 banks, 13 unlicensed, deposits totaling 965,041,004 and resources of 1,157,587,466. The year began with 431 licensed banks, 72 unlicensed, deposits 874,587,981 and resources 1,060,634,966.
The court of appeals will convene here May 6 to begin the April term for the higher court. Judge Ross W. Funk of Wooster will preside during the term. Fourteen cases are pending for the court's consideration. The court is now convened at Akron.
Jean Kelly and Doris Wilkins of Martel narrowly escaped injury when their stalled car at a railroad crossing in Galion was struck by a Big Four freight train. The report notes the incident as part of a broader reflection on travel convenience in the ancient Roman Empire’s early centuries.
Lafayette, Ind. April 15. Wiley Post, attempting a continent spanning flight in the Winnie Mae, forced to land at Purdue University airfield due to a defective clutch and mechanical trouble. He had earlier technical issues in February and March, with motored flights cut short by motor trouble and oxygen failures.
In Omaha on April 15 L M Foley aged 49 killed his daughter Betty Lou six and son Billy ten then wounded his wife Marie Foley seven times before shooting himself dead. Foley was unemployed and had recently endured a nervous breakdown.
In Sheboygan Wisconsin a double barreled German pistol aged 90 to 100 years is donated to the local museum by A W Leuder. The weapon features rifled barrels and two caper exploding percussion lock hammers.
In Moffat Texas E M Owen reports a calf born without eyes. The animal is otherwise healthy with two small eyelids where eyes should be. A second note recalls Paraguay’s five year war from 1865 to 1870 that halved the population and left 11 women for every man.
London reports a French police crackdown thwarted an anarchist plan to kill Benito Mussolini. Rudolph Gunsch er and Ida Caron were arrested in Marseille on April 5 after allegedly confessing ties to two anarchist groups aiming to strike Mussolini and then Laval in Geneva.
In Ohio delegates from various unions and industries met to draft criticism of a proposed 40 hour week bill for women workers. They argued the plan would be unenforceable and harsh on women, risking job losses and lower pay. Rep Sydney A. Hesse, Cleveland, backs the measure and a separate proposal for a $16 weekly minimum wage for women.
The passage notes a German penchant for turning greetings into expressions of national feeling, recalling the wartime chant God punish England and the current salute Heil Hitler as visible signs of collective emotion.
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