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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1936

Page

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Italian Axis Conquer Continues Toward Addis Ababa

Rome reports Allied dispatches stating Addis Ababa is near fall as Italian forces push from the Ethiopian capital’s approaches. Mussolini and officials brace for final seizure while diplomatic ties are suspended and Marshal Badoglio readies command at the capital.

Rome Alessandro Migur Na Tas Addis Abua Mantiual Aneher Mofer Tet Badegizo Raisan Add Terrertiah Raine Roand Jipca Doche Mier Benito Mussolini Coun Luisi Vine Hueci Irtian Ethio Pia Ant Emi Addis Ababa Badogto

Seek To Prevent New Scarlet Fever Outbreak At Home

Doctors at Lorain County Children's Home act to curb a scarlet fever outbreak after 19 cases, with no new infections recently. Quarantine remains for weeks, susceptible staff and children isolated, and a separate ward proposed as a contagious case ward but not yet rented.

Lorain County F. R. Dew Oeer Oberlin

Plan Campaign For Civic Music In This City

Elyria Civic Music Association outlines a campaign to recruit members starting May 10. Mrs. D. J. Bard chairs the effort with twenty team chairmen to report to the board Thursday afternoon at Civic Music Headquarters in Days Store. The nonprofit group began in February to bring national and international artists to the city. memberships cost 5.00 for adults and 2.57 for students.

Civic Music D. J. Bard Elyria Civic Music Association

Weather Ohio: Showers Tonight and Thursday Morning

Ohio forecast warns of showers tonight and likely Thursday morning. Cooler air moves in by Thursday, with central and western areas experiencing the strongest cool-down.

Ohio

Will Discuss Reorganization Of Two Schools

Elyria Township schools plan a reorganization to consolidate grades and staff. Proposed changes would move teachers between grades, keep current buildings, and let residents vote on whether to proceed. Three summer meetings are scheduled at Markley, Lane Avenue, and Murray Ridge schools.

Elyria EL Stoel Biudenia Markt al Inese Sci Possemore Miia Fiese Ais Srchi Crades Ihar Markley Schooat Lane Avenue Lae Eas FT Ute Murray Ridge Ehria Tenwashin Clearview

Request for Approval of Specifications and Additions

The article discusses PWA approval of specifications for a project with new equipment and added allowances. It notes the need for state funding to cover parts of the cost and mentions the potential inclusion of earlier budget items. It references several individuals and a supervisory commission context without detailing concrete outcomes.

Workman Injured at Steel and Tubes Plant in Ohio

Jake Wilhelm a 33 year old from South Amherst suffered a fractured right ankle when his leg was caught in a hydraulic wal er at the Superior Division of the Steel and Tubes Company yesterday. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital by paymaster Benjamin Spade and foreman Thomas, accompanied by Patrolman W E Olmstead.

Jake Wilhelm South Amherst Superior The Steel and Tubes Company Elyria Memorial Hospital Benjamin Spade Thomas W. E Olmstead

New Jersey Relief Debate Sparks Assembly Tensions

Journal entry outlines a disputed relief plan in Trenton with references to unemployed workers, taxation issues, and legislative resistance. It notes talk of a state program, expected votes, and continued coverage on Page v as details unfold.

Shootings in Lima Man Wounds Woman and Self

Amit Leppla, 42, fired six shots at Emma Adrian, 54, after a quarrel inside a downtown Lima restaurant. Five bullets hit Adrian. Leppla then shot himself in the stomach as officers pursued him. Both victims and assailant listed in critical condition at a hospital.

Lima Amit Leonard Leppla Emma Adrian Leppla Altey John Kalt Adnan

Leaders Speed Tax Bill On Its Way

Washington reports the House passed a new tax bill under tight administration. The measure would move to the Senate for consideration, aligning with Republican charges and Democratic Office of the House Ways and Means. It misses the revenue goals set by President Roosevelt and diverges from the balance sought.

Washington House Senate I C Namber Megerey AAA

Democracy To Be Keynote At Camp Democracy

The article notes Camp Ise-Sec-Res in Eliria announces a democracy themed keynote for the 1438 summer chess season. A. camp director Carl Wacner discusses leadership trainings, staff selection, and preparations as youths and parents weigh what they want from the camp.

Ise-Sec-Res Eliria Tsaders Carl Wacner Bess Warner Warner Ma

Jewish Leader Will Address Largest Class at Elyria High

Rabbi Silver of The Temple Cleveland will deliver the commencement address for Elyria High School's largest class, with 225 to 240 graduates expected to receive diplomas marking weeks of activities. The baccalaureate will be at First M. E. Church with Dr. E. Kemp delivering the sermon.

Abba Himent Cleve el Salyer Elyriaich School Siugle Ienvcemen Wili M. E E. Kemp Second Congregational Church Rabbi Silver

Watchman Burned in Elyria Water Tank Explosion

Willam Hyman of 127 Oak Street suffered burns to his face and hands in an explosion of gasoline fumes at the site of the new city water tank being erected at Fur nace and Belmont Streets. He is listed in satisfactory condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Hyman, night watchman for Pittsburgh Des Moines Steri Company, was injured when fumes in a small frame gasoline storage shed ignited from a lantern he carried. Fire department responders confined the fire to the shed and caused damage to surrounding structures, with the compressor unit nearby sustaining damage but most buildings spared.

Willam Hyman Oak Elyria Memorial Hospital Furnace Belmont Hyman SorRkin Prisburgh-Des Moines Ster) Company Iagk Elyria F.rs Saseline Finse Company

Supporters Claim Large Vote at Republican Convention

Supporters of a candidate claim at least 153 votes for him at the Republican National Convention set to open June 9 in Cleveland. Former Sen. George H. Moses of New Hampshire estimates Knox delegate strength as of today, six weeks before the gathering, and his assertion will attract attention from other Republican camps.

Washington Cleveland Alf M. Landon Kansas Senate George H. Moses New Hampshire Knox Moses

Pickrel Sees Victory For Davey in Ohio Nomination Fight

In Ohio a three way gubernatorial contest among Martin L Cave Stephen Young and Charles Wubbell was deemed insignificant by Dayton Democrat Wi Nam G Pickrel at a rally last night Pickrel, a rival in the 1994 primary, predicted Davey would win the nomination on May 12 by a one vote margin He urged united party support for Davey to bolster the fall campaign and align Ohio with national trends The meeting chaired by Vincent Grax ran late and featured many local candidates speaking at Eagles Hall Lorain and Elyria were noted as similar events continued across the state

Ohio Martin L. Cave Stephen Young Charles Wubbell Wi l Nam G. Pickrel Dayton Demiorera Pp Eazies Hall Davey Pickrel Cesernor Skeh Leipewins Vincent Grax Democrat Committee T A. Conway Elyria Sauary Lorain Republica

Woman shoots at sheep killing dogs in rural incident

Minkler and Sheriff Chalmer Davidson pursued the two dogs after a gun exchange at Frans Curtin Gensae house. The attackers fired, killing seven sheep and injuring four others. The slain ewe belonged to George Devereaux. the dogs were owned by Steve Balaza, three miles east of Wellaston.

Frans Curtin Gensae Asain Minkler Tanais Chalmer Davidson George Devereaux Steve Balaza Ronnie 18 Wellaston

Plans Complete For Pilgrimage To Home Here

Plans today were completed for the fifth annual Mothers Day Pilgrimage to the Elyria Home for the Aged. The load from each church of the Conference will be carried, with Mrs Henry Heldruh as chairman. A long list of local organizers and supporters is named, aiming to finalize arrangements for the Sunday afternoon event.

Elyria Henry Heldruh Elyrna Leas Robert H Crehore Urie i Alan Whipes Igekh Jer Gearce Ari Petra Satyoim Hivasn Laneoh

Horse Kicks And Tramps Farmer To Death

A farmer, Baward J Emch, 33, was found dead in his barn near LeMoyne, Ohio after an apparent fatal assault by a horse. The incident, reported today by his wife, occurred about 10 miles east of LeMoyne and is under local inquiry.

Bowling Green Apri Ins Baward Ronta LeMoyne

Landon Shows Real Strength In Massachusetts Primary

Massachusetts Republicans back Alf Landon by a ratio over 10 to 1 as returns from yesterday's primaries place him ahead of rivals. Roosevelt dominates Democratic votes with a 26 to 1 margin over Alfred E. Smith. Father Coughlin runs third, with Hoover and others also noted. Unpledged Republican delegates will head to Cleveland. James Roosevelt among Democratic delegates.

Boston Alf M. Landon Kansas Massachusetts Roosevelt Alfred E. Smith New York Charles E. Coughlin Landon Herbert Hoover U. S Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan William E. Borak Idaho Frank Knox Chicago London Hoover Borak Vandenberg Knox Cleveland James Roosevelt

Roosevelt Leads In Pennsylvania Democratic Primary Returns

Philadelphia April 23 Roosevelt leads Breckinridge in Pennsylvania Democratic primary returns from 3,607 of 7,372 precincts. Roosevelt 347,640. Breckinridge 20,415. Republican results show Borah leading with 208,907 votes from the same precincts. write-ins listed for Landon and Vandenberg. Delegates and national convention implications discussed.

Philadelphia Roosevelt Tan iv Ios Col Henry Breckinridge New York Breckinridge William E. Borah Idaho Alf Landen Kansas Arthur Vandenberg Michigan Hoover Borah Delsgates Jean London Cen Venton Roosevelt Beckinridge Rongevelt George H. Harie Farse Oeers Tehir

Coshocton Mayor Swears in 35 Special Police in Strike Crisis

Coshocton Ohio April reports Major W L Craig, facing possible removal, sworn in 35 businessmen as special police to handle a strike at Indianapolis Drive Co plant. Officials unable to restore order after last Friday violence as nonstrikers were attacked amid a hostile gathering. Sheriff and city officials summoned, but said they lacked power to quell the disturbance.

Coshocton W. L. Craig Indianapolis Drive Co Piar Craig Day Abbott

Kidnapper Sentenced In Allentown Case

Richard Taster of Akron, 42, was sentenced today to 25 to 54 years in prison for kidnapping 10 year old Henry T Koch Jr son of an Allentown department store executive. Taster pleaded guilty before Judge Richard W Jobst and received an immediate sentence.

Allentown Richard Taster Akron Henry T. Koch, Jr Taster Penore Richard W. Jobst

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