Nine Die in Muskego Dynamite Explosion Tragedy
Investigators search wreckage for three year old Raymond Waszak as the father, mother Maury Waszak aged 54 and eight children die in a dynamite blast at a Muskego Wisconsin home. Fifty sticks of dynamite stored in a half cellar caused the house to lift and collapse. The father survived, injured but not by the blast. The cause remains undetermined with the dynamite reportedly left on the farm by the prior owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskego
Wis
Raymond Waszak
Raymond
John
Maury Waszak
Louis
Lottie
Eleanor
Helen
Frank
Joseph
R. E Boldt
Louise
Waukesha Hospital
Martin E. Fromm Eard Waszak
Waszak
Rockwood Named Executive Vice President of Local Bank
Rodney G. Rockwood begins duties as executive vice-president of Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company after confirmation by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He succeeds William G. Barnes. Claude Blanchard becomes vice president and trust officer, succeeding Rockwood. J. B. Seward remains bank president.
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Rodney G. Rockwood
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
William G. Barnes
Claude Blanchard
Rockwood
Union Trust Company of
Cleveland
Blanchard
J. B. Seward
Bullet Fired by Major Fatally Injures Wife in Santa Cruz
Mrs. Sally Boggs, 37, died from a bullet wound fired by her husband Major Allen D. Boggs who said he suspected infidelity. He trailed his wife to a friend's home and fired after seeing a disturbed bed, later learning the other occupant was his 12 year old stepson Danny Renear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Calif
Sally Boggs
Allen D. Boggs
Ohio Weather Report Signals Cooler Tonight
Fair conditions on a cooler night near Lake Erie with milder readings in the southwest. Tuesday brings cloudy skies and cooler air to the north with light to moderate precipitation seen across the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys as pressure patterns shift from Hudson Bay to the Pacific Northwest.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Ohio Valley
Manitoba
Pacific Northwest
Hudson Bay
Southwest
Mississippi Valley
Eight Ohioans Die In Traffic Crashes
Eight Ohioans died in traffic accidents over the weekend. Daniel Pinkey and his wife Richie were burned to death in Cleveland when trapped in a coach that struck a parked car and burned. Kingahnah Nelligan, 21, driver of the coach, was charged with manslaughter. His wife Eleanore, 20, also burned. Other victims include Herbert Myers, 69, and Ralph Edward Badgley, 6, in Akron. Maude Thomas, 41, of Ohio City, in a truck collision. Norman Minderman, 36, of Port Clinton, in Monroe County. Frank Goode, 62, of Toledo, killed in a hit and run. Robert Maloney, 20, in Cincinnati.
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Daniel Pinkey
Richie
Cleveland
Kingahnah Nelligan
Eleanore
Akron
Herbert Myers
Ralph Edward Badgley
van Wert
Maude Thomas
Ohio City
Monroe
Mich
Norman Minderman
Port Clinton
Toledo
Frank Goode
Toledo Cigar Makera Eet
Cincinnati
Robert Maloney
Elyria Manufacturer and Labor Organizer Promote Fair Deal
An Elyria manufacturer and a Cleveland AFL organizer spoke to about 200 at Wurst Hall during a Elyria Central Labor Union organized meeting on employer employee relations. They urged fair treatment for both sides and opposed communism and fascism as threats to organized labor.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Wurst Hall
Elyria Central Labor Union
Neely Powers
Colson Corporation
Coleman Claherty
American Federation of Labor
Powers
Warships From Many Nations Circle Spain For Nonintervention
British French German and Italian warships anchor off Spain and frontiers as 27 nations pledge a first physical effort to confine the Civil War. The plan creates a living wall with 130 neutral observers on the French frontier and 130 British on the Portuguese border, plus 10 at Gibraltar and 530 at control ports.
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London
U. P
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Greenwich
International Non-Intervention Committee
Irench
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Elyrian Injured In Auto Crash Near Elyria
William France county old age pension administrator is confined at home with a knee injury after a Saturday midnight collision on Cleveland road east of Elyria. His son James France, and James's wife, were passengers in the France car when it was hit by a machine driven by Elmer Letterle of Cleveland. Letterle received minor head lacerations and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A separate report notes a hit and run on Grafton road around 9 40 p m Saturday involving Harry Tederow. license number of the other car was obtained.
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William France
Second Street
Cleveland Road
Elyria
France
James
Woodland Avenue
Elmer Letterle
Cleveland
Letterle
John Fulton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harry Tederow
Fuller Road
Sheriff Department
Grafton Road
Emil Kubishke
Boy Injured In Bicycle Collision In Elyria
Walter Jenkins fifteen of 1511 East Avenue was injured this morning when his bicycle struck a truck on Wooster Street near Middle Avenue. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with possible concussion and head bruises. Truck driver Virgil Leonhardt was detained briefly for questioning.
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Walter Jenkins
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wooster Street
Middle Avenue
Paul Johnson
West Street
la Grange
Virgil Leonhardt
Bucyrus
Leonhardt
Lou F. Koehley
Huron Street
Broad Street
Arthur Ratcil
Longfellow Avenue
Ratcil
Sanitary Improvements Planned for Oberlin Children’s Home
County commissioners approved sanitary upgrades at the Children’s Home in Oberlin following a trustees conference with Mrs. Emma Reding and August Nabakowsky. Bids ranged, with the low bid of $3,045 from the T. O. Murphy Company of Oberlin, financed from Home funds.
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Oberlin
Emma Reding
August Nabakowsky
T. O. Murphy Company
Hitler Ready To Attend World Economic Conference
George Lansbury told Presa songy after meeting Hitler that the German leader is willing to join a world economic conference and participate in economic cooperation if President Roosevelt or another great state leader calls the gathering. He said Hitler spoke of peace talks and a united effort among nations.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
George Lansbury
Hiter
Hitler
Germany
Bishop Urges Full Cooperation For Lorain Eucharistic Congress
Most Rev Joseph Schrembs asks clergy religious and lay Catholics in the Cleveland diocese to cooperate with the organizing committee for the May 26 and 27 Eucharistic Congress in Lorain The Rev James T Daley leads the committee which is coordinating a comprehensive program to honor the Blessed Sacrament and promote devotions in the diocese
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Cleveland
Lorain
Joseph Schrembs
James T. Daley
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
Schrembs
Diocese of
United States
Permanent Committee For the Promotion of
Youngstown
St. Mary's Church
Bear Escape From Cascade Park Ends With Rescue
The larger black bear cub escaped the pen at Cascade Park and climbed a tree. Elyria firemen and park staff, led by John Madock, captured the animal with a neck lasso after nearly an hour, returning it to the pen where it again sheltered inside the bear house. The smaller cub remains confined as officials seek a lasting containment plan.
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Cascade Park
Elyria
John Madock
Livet
William J
Bear House
Trial Of Avon Lake Woman Under Way by AALSWA
The manslaughter trial of Mrs. Lennore F. Guettinger in Common Pleas Court began with a jury of seven women and five men. Defense cites momentary unaccountability as she fired one shot from a 32 caliber revolver through a door during a quarrel with her husband, who was intoxicated and choking her. The case hinges on whether she acted in danger and whether the shot was fired close to the bathroom door. The prosecution notes the weapon was held within six inches of the door, and witnesses include a coroner and ballistic experts. Jury panel includes residents of Elyria Avon Lorain North Ridgeville and Grafton.
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Lennore F. Guettinger
Avon Lake
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Guettinger
Howard R. Butler
William Wickens
Florence Price
Frank Blair
Gladys Hines
Lorain
Frank R. Cousins
Frank W. Cousins
Grafton
Elizabeth Lyndon
George Standen
Carry Krebs
Florence Guthrie
Clarence Edwards
Elyria
Catherine Pickering
Avon
Richard Frogley
Making Progress On Clean Up
Three city cleanup crews began work today in the center and southern sections, concentrating this week before extending to the West Side next Monday. Rubbish must be left at curbs or alley approaches. Cleanup on the East Side, started a week earlier, was completed Thursday.
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I. D. Faxon
Faton
Icebox For Sale and Want Ad Promo
Want Ads role in National Want Week boosts attention and sales with low 35 cent price. Icebox for sale in good condition offered at cheap price. Phone number partially shown. Readers urged to place ads for sale or rent.
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