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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1936
Page
8
A Clevelander fell from a speedboat owned by AL vin Sanders of Elyria and was rescued Saturday evening by Carl M. Yoder, a Cleveland manufacturer, after the craft tossed him into Lake Erie. passenger Dale Frederick, 21, of Cleveland, was involved.
The American Legion plans to demand the removal of Gen. T. J. Hines, head of the United States Veterans' Bureau, and an unnamed physician at the Chillicothe Veterans' Hospital, during a meeting in TIFFIN, Ohio, on August 3. The push targets alleged failures and mismanagement within the bureau and hospital.
National Convention in Cleveland next month, State Commander Milton D. Campbell disclosed Sunday at a fifth district legion convention. He said enough support exists to demand the removal of the Chillicothe Hospital Medical Staff member. Campbell noted other state departments back the move and action will be taken at the Cleveland Convention. He described the staff member as temperamentally unfitted for the post. Remaining medical staff were approved. Fifth district veterans from 10 counties adopted resolutions urging removal of civil service age limits for World War Veterans and a state grant for a new hospital at the Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors' home. R. B. Gardner of Mansfield was re-elected district commander and Sandusky was chosen as the next meeting place.
Newark plans a $206 474 flood control project linked to the Muskingum Conservancy District, with Licking River channel work and levee building. Funding from WPA 150 779 and local (city and county) 55 695, pending district directors and common pleas court approval.
Three New York residents traveling from Chicago to Syracuse escaped serious injury Friday evening when a front tire blew on Telegraph Road about 6 25. The car rolled several times and was demolished. Miss Clara Finkelstein 29 of 208 Crawford street suffered a broken nose and cuts Jules Hoffman 27 of 1526 East Genesee street had four fractures and lacerations and A H Goldberg 45 of 109 Brookford read had minor cuts. Chief Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau and Deputy Ed Monroe led the investigation and said tire failure caused the crash. Witnesses Mrs R G Pfeffer and W 3 Barnes were nearby residents.
Paris reports France and Great Britain clashed over a proposed international neutrality agreement as Paris and President Lebrun's cabinet weighed their stance on the Spanish revolt. Britain reportedly refused involvement, fearing interference in Spain's internal affairs. The cabinet convened late after a rowdy parliamentary session to decide France's position.
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