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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1939

Page

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Jugoslavia to be strictly neutral in any war

Belgrade August 10. Jugoslavia reaffirms unconditional neutrality and will defend its frontiers by force if needed. Premier Dragisha Cvetkovic departs for Rome for three days to inform Italy of the policy and discuss a critical Vienna-Trieste railroad line. Relations with axis powers have cooled recently as talks center on Croat Serb unity and nationalist issues.

Belgrade Jugoslavia Draguga Cvetkovic Rome Vienna Trieste Italy Germany Cvetkovic Bled Paul Zagreb

Costly Blaze At Lorain Damages Broadway Building

A fire of undetermined origin caused 10 000 to 11 000 dollars in damage to a Broadway building at 332 338 Broadway Lorain last night. Fire Chief David E Hart said the blaze started in the basement area occupied by Neisner Brothers and spread to the first floor. Discovered about 1130 p m firefighters fought until 2 a m before the fire was controlled. The structure is owned by Aaron Lertzman of Lorain.

Lorain Broadway David E. Hart Neisner Brothers Aaron Lertzman

Relief notes to reach Lorain County Treasurer

Lorain County expects cash from a 91500 relief note issue to be delivered to County Treasurer Walter J. Wright today or tomorrow. The notes were approved by Squire Sanders and Dempsey in Cleveland and sent to The Providence Savings and Trust Co. of Cincinnati for collection. Funds will cover county relief costs from July to December and were borrowed at three quarters of one percent, to be redeemed with special excise tax receipts.

Lorain County Walter J. Wright Wright Squire Sanders and Dempsey Cleveland Providence Savings and Trust Co Cincinnati

Perrysburg HS athlete dies in train crash

Bernard J. Sattler a 19 year old Perrysburg High School athlete was killed when his automobile was struck by a freight train at a crossing in Perrysburg Ohio last night He had graduated in June and was active in school sports and activities.

Perrysburg Bernard J. Sattler

Weather Ohio Sees Cloud Increase And Warm Up

The forecast notes increasing cloudiness with warmer conditions in southwest Ohio on Friday. Showers were reported in parts of the Ohio Valley and across several regions including Tennessee, Arkansas, the Great Plains and the Northeast, with cooler air in the Ohio Valley and Lakeland areas and milder conditions to the Plains.

Ohio Missouri St. Lawrence Rockies Lake Region Ohio Valley Gulf Rocky Mountain Tennessee Arkansas Dakotas Nebraska Lake Plains States

Danzig Awaits Speech By Nazi Leader

Danzig authorities claimed Polish frontier guards fired into Danzig and two Polish soldiers crossed the border as Danzig prepared for Albert Forster's mass meeting speech. Berlin and Rome officials signaled high level talks with Hitler and Ribbentrop amid tension over Danzig's future and potential German-Italian policy.

Danzig Albert Forster Adolf Hitler Poland Ochsenkopf Littwin Keplin Warsaw Hitler Berlin Joachim von Riebentrop Galeazzo Ciano Salzburg Austria Densig Mall

Conclusion of 1938 Mound Street fatal fire probe

The 1938 Mound Street fire that killed Mrs Pauline Cecil and her five year old daughter Geraldine is deemed accidental after a nearly three year inquiry by Fire Chief Walter Bates and the State fire marshal. A suspect provided a solid alibi and the investigation commends Bates for thorough work aiding fire crime prevention statewide.

Mound Street Wallace N. Bates Pauline Cecil Geraldine Cecil

Tax Collection Passes Million Mark This Summer

County Treasurer Walter J. Wright reported real estate tax collections reached 1,164,226 and are expected to top 1.3 million before closing. He plans to end the period after August 15 and warned of a 2 1/2 percent monthly penalty on late payments, up to 10 percent total.

Walter J. Wright Wright

State Board approves early School Foundation Fund distribution

The State Board of Control authorized a seven million eighty two thousand eight hundred ninety six dollar advance distribution to about twenty city and exempted village districts plus retirement systems. The payment, not due until September 1, speeds cash flow for schools, with about five million more due next week to roughly fifteen hundred rural districts.

Columbus State Board of Control Teachers’ Retirement System School Foundation Fund H. D. Defenbacher Defenbacher

Crowds Pack 93rd Annual Fair Amid Evening Lights Out

An estimated 5,000 to 6,000 attended the 93rd annual fair last night with today expected to top the count as farmers grange and junior fair day join free general admission for schoolchildren. Two outages disrupted the pageant and pony races saw a fall by Jack Ternes who received Red Cross aid. about 500 participate in tonight's closing pageant.

R. J. Agate Fair Association Agate Little Jack Ternes Sugar Ridge Road Red Cross

Three Township School Boards File Special Levy Resolutions

Special levy resolutions passed by three township school boards were filed with the board of elections today. The Camden board will ask voters in November for a two mill levy for three years, Huntington proposes a 15 mill levy for five years, and Pittsfield seeks a two mill levy for three years to fund normal school operation.

Board of Elections Camden School Board Huntington Pittsfield

Wellington Grange Celebrates 50th Anniversary in Wellington

WELLINGTON O Aug 10 Thirty seven members of the Wellington Grange observed the Grange’s fiftieth anniversary with a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest L Sharp. Charter members Walter D Warren and Miss Harriette Mason attended. Mrs B B Herrick was absent. Mason recalled the early history and the first juvenile Grange near a Quarry Road country school.

Wellington Grange Ernest L. Sharp Walter D. Warren Harriette Mason B. B. Herrick Quarry Rod Texas

Marriage at last for man in iron lung in Chicago

Fred B. Snite Jr. 29 known as the boiler kid who has lived in an iron lung since infantile paralysis in China, wed Teresa Larkin 25 in River Forest. The couple, sweethearts since 1936 Peiping, plan a Niagara Falls honeymoon as the Rev John W. Morrison officiated.

Chicago Fred B. Snite, Jr China Teresa Larkins Dayton Niagara Falls Fred Larkin Bruncette John W. Morrison St. Luke's Catholic Church Fred Om Peiping Teresa Snite Marin Hogan River Forest Hogan Miss Larkin

Candidates file petitions for township offices

The first petitions for November township elections were filed with the board of elections today. Elyria township clerk John Hecock filed for reelection. In Columbia township six petitions were filed for various offices: P. W. Heineman for trustee Leon Ives for clerk R. T. Howard and Lynn Hitchcock for two council vacancies H. T. Smell and Ernest Dunford for the Columbia township board of education.

Board of Elections John Hecock Elyria Township Columbia Township P. W. Heineman Leon Ives R. T. Howard Lynn Hitchcock H. T. Smell Ernest Dunford

One of Wellington's Best Known Men Dies in Ohio

Ernest L. Shatzer, 59, died at 2 P M yesterday at a Put-in-Bay friend’s home after seeking medical advice for failing health. A 30 year state employee and Wellington resident since 1914, he served as Tymochtee Township trustee, state highway inspector, restocking streams official, tollkeeper on Sandusky Bay Bridge, and Lorain County highway inspector. Surviving are sons Maurice of Tiffin and Terry of North Olmstead. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Wellingtoon Ernest L. Shatzer Put-in-Bay Wellington Wyandot County Tymochtee Township United States Vic Donahey Department of Agriculture Sandusky Bay Bridge Andrews Lorain County Bricker Maurice Tiffin Terry North Olmsted Sharp Funeral Home

Reports Increase In Sales Tax Revenues

Columbus August 19 10 per cent rise in prepaid sales tax receipts for week ending July 9 from 1938. Total 717259 dollars, up 71954 dollars. First six months 1939 sales tax up 14.4 percent. auto related vendors drive gain 73.8 percent. Oakwood Deposit Bank of Oakwood Paulding named agent to sell prepaid stamps.

Columbus Don H. Ebright Ebright Oakwood Deposit Bank Company Oakwood Paulding County

FDR Signs Deficiency Bill to Aid Farm Prices

President Roosevelt signed the 185 million final deficiency bill of the 76th Congress in Hyde Park, restoring 119 million for the Commodity Credit Corporation to support farm price levels. The action leaves only one major bill pending, plus a report on a drive that raised over 1.3 million dollars for infantile paralysis research.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Whch Commodity Credit Corporation Congress Senate House Henry A. Wallace

Stenographer Slain as Soldier Kills Then Kills Self

In Chicago a 23-year-old stenographer Elsie Doolewerdt was shot by Frank Japcynski, 47, a field artillery sergeant, after a rendezvous at the 124th Armory. He then killed himself behind the armory. Doolewerdt’s father said the couple had dated months despite objection.

Chicago U P 124Th Field Artillery Frank Japcynski Elsie Doolewerdt Andrew

Captured Man Admits Fatal Stabbing in Boca Raton

Herbert Willard Goddard Jr posing as talent scout admitted stabbing Frances Ruth Dunn, 17, to death after abducting two Miami girls. He planned escape with one girl using her mother as leverage while car chase and police stakeout culminated in his capture near Boca Raton city hall.

Boca Raton Fla Miami Frances Ruth Dunn W. Melchen Herbert Willard Goddard, Jr Jean Bolton Goddard Charles Jefferson Palm Beach Denver Tom Cochrane Frances Ned Head William “H. Lawrence West Palm Beach Jean Ernest Bolton Delray Beach Williams R. B. Simpson New Hartwick City Hall

Checks Ready For Workers In Lorain County

Workers in Lorain County are slated to receive checks tomorrow and are advised to contact Elyria Savings Department and Company to claim them. The notice lists Exe cutions as the issuing authority and directs recipients to arrange pickup promptly.

Lorain County of Executions Elyria Savings Depewt and Company

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