County primary vote seen near twenty thousand
Election officials predicted a fairly good primary turnout after polls close at 6 39 P M from a survey of all Elyria precincts up to noon Stetson said total county votes may top the 15 000 earlier estimate Elyria expected about 4 000 ballots as the city reported 5 900 in the two years ago record turnout of 22 000 was surpassed only if returns come in strong. current counts show 70 to 90 ballots per precinct with a low of 9 at 9 15 A M in D precinct Firth ward.
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Firth
Elyria
Wasps Stir Chaos at Erie Street Voting Booth
Precinct 2-D on Erie Street in Elyria drew crowds as a wasp nest around the stove pipe prompted a fire. Two workers were stung but stayed at work while 43 votes were cast in the morning with voters moving quickly. The wasps remained present at noon alongside the diligent election staff.
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Elyria
Erie Street
Frank Stetson
Elction Board
Bricker Rules Allow Use Of Relief Funds For Health Camp
Ohio Attorney General Bricker states county commissioners may divert part of direct relief to fund a child’s summer health camp to prevent tuberculosis, with county approval and bond proceeds from anticipated tax revenues. Also in St Louis two men, awaiting trial, escape from hospital ward in a gunman assault.
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Bricker
Fund For
Columbus
Board of County Commissioners
John W. Bricker
Gurain County
State Relief Commission
ST. Louis
St. Louis County
The Weather Forecast OHIG
Fair tonight. Wednesday partly cloudy with possible showers in the west and slightly warmer in the north portion.
Nine-Tenths of Depositors Sign Consent at Elyria Bank
Team captains in the Waiver solicitation campaign of Elyria Savings and Trust Co. reported 115 consents turned in since the start last week. Several depositors were away on vacations or moved, and some solicitors have not finished their rounds. Ninety percent of depositors have given their consent to the plan, according to Harold Royer, campaign chairman.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Harold Royer
I 1
Fess
Former Murray Ridge District School reunion planned at Stop 69 Route 20
Former teachers and students of Murray Ridge District School south will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Seton at Stop 69 on Route 20 for a reunion. The committee hopes to present a teacher active 61 years ago or read a letter if attendance fails. Basket lunch and shade are promised. Alfred P Grills of Columbia is president and E O Blanchard of Wellington is secretary.
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Murray Ridge
Seton
Stop 69
Route 20
Alfred P. Grills
Columbia
E. O. Blanchard
Wellington
Feast of the Assumption Masses Held Citywide
Tomorrow is a Holy Day in Catholic churches with special Masses across the city. St Marys will offer services at 5 36 6 36 7 30 8 01 and 9 30.
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St. Mary's Church
Final Rites for Hubert Day Monday
Final rites for Hubert Day, a prominent Elyria merchant of 40 years, were held at First Congregational Church where Dr. William Muir Auld praised his pioneer spirit and neighborly sacrifice. Interment followed at Ridgelawn Cemetery with pallbearers James Thomas, A L Werner, H M Miller, Tra Harrison, R L Stearns, and Charles Crehore.
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Hubert Day
William Muir Auld
Elyria
Auld
Day
Ridgelawn Cemetery
James Thomas
A. L. Werner
H. M. Miller
Tra Harrison
R. L. Stearns
Charles Crehore
Local Barbers To Hold Code Meeting in Elyria
Barbers from Elyria and Lorain County will convene in the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Co. on Thursday at 8 p m for a session to present and discuss the code of fair competition.
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Barbers of
Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria Savings and Trust. Co
Code of
Heat Wave Bakes Midwest As Temperatures Dip
Chicago reports the century’s worst drought visible relief as forecasters predict 24 hours with under 100 degrees in the Middle West. Showers spread from Missouri to the Dakotas while rains continue. Hog prices rise to peak levels unseen in two years amid drought and grain shortages, with outlook for higher meat costs. Prices at Chicago’s hog yards hit 5.65 per hundredweight as farmers welcome, yet fear, the coming winter. No. 1 continued on Page 2.
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Finis
Middle West
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kansas City
Green Bay
Wis
Peoria
Ill
Weather Bureau
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chicago Stock Yards
Nature
Record High Patients At Ely Memorial Hospital
A new hospital record was set at Ely Memorial Hospital last night with 99 patients admitted at the time. The prior peak occurred in March 1932 with 9S patients. At present there are fourteen mothers and babies, plus several patients who have undergone tonsil operations.
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Asw
Ely Memorial Hospital
City Employees Get 25 Percent Pay Cut Amid Crisis
Mayor W. H. Van ester ordered a 25 percent salary cut for city workers. About 180 employees received pay today, three quarters in script and one quarter in cash. Treasurer Jack Marshall noted the payroll totaled roughly $6.50, and the cut aimed to prevent treasury depletion by October.
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W. H. Vanester
Jack Marshall
Marshall
Austria seeks larger army amid Nazi threat in Europe
Austria has notified Britain France and Italy requesting permission to maintain an auxiliary force beyond its 250000 regular troops. Vienna leaders, led by Vice Chancellor Prince Starhemberg, seek French backing as fears grow of a renewed Nazi revolt after the July 28 uprising. The request follows limits set by the St Germain treaty and signals widening European tension.
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United Press
London
Austria
Britain
France
Italy
Vienna
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Paris
St. Germain
Election Returns To Be Compiled Tonight By Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram will compile election results this evening with telephone access at 4403 4412 4443 4415 4474 4417 4418 and updates posted at the office on Second Street. Joe Boddy and a loudspeaker will broadcast the results as they are compiled locally and statewide via United Press starting at 7 24 PM and continuing late. Special bulletins will be posted at various city and county locations with the first due about 10 PM. A statewide and local information network will provide the election extra through broadcasts bulletins and telephones, avoiding an elev ation extra publication.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Joe Boddy
United Press
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Dleting
Antherst
Mischka
Avan
Gates
Cheyiin
S Corner
Wellington
Binders Drug Ro
LaGrange
Smith's
Grafton
Ridgeville
Hole
Kipton
Perking
South Amherst
Frank Gentile
Elvira
Lodi
West River
Auli’s
Lake and Woodland
Davis Grocery
Lake and
Depositors Respond To Bank Reopening Plan
Eighty eight percent of Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co depositors have consented to the reopening plan announced by J. B. Seward. He said responses are arriving by mail and that solicitors will call on remaining depositors next week to complete the consent process.
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Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
J. B. Seward
Seward
KIWANIANS HEAR FORMER MISSION CHAPLAIN
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will hear Dr. L. P. McDonald, former New York City mission chaplain for City Mission Society, share experiences at the Hotel Newell meeting. Rodney Rockwood arranged the program, linking his son-in-law to the speaker.
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New York City
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
L. P. McDonald
D. D
McDonald
New York
Elyria
City Mission Society
Rodney Rockwood
Dr. McDonald
Slasher Wounds Sixth Victim In Defiance
In Defiance a serial slasher wounded his sixth victim, Miss Mabel Kroiz, 38, as she burned trash in an alley at 6 15 a m The attack prompted Police Chief Karl A Weaner to mobilize the entire force and more than 100 vigilantes A description matches previous victims six in number with details of earlier assaults listed including May 30 May 30 Kathleen Parrot June 1 June 12 June 12 Aug 1 and the river bridge incident involving Mrs Ainsley and her companion
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Karl A. Weaner
Mabel Kroiz
Weaner
Frank Bentley
Kathleen Pairot
C. R. Williams
Henry Faseh
Srone
Rosemary Mansfield
Thet Ansley
Baby Face Nelson Heads West After Salt Lake City Robbery
San Francisco bulletin reports Public Enemy No. 1 Baby Face Nelson, part of John Dillinger's gang, driving a tan two door car toward the west after a Salt Lake City gasoline station holdup. He is charged with multiple murders including the slaying of a federal agent during a Wisconsin escape. A woman accompanied him during the crime.
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San Francisco
Baby Face Nelson
Salt Lake City
Department of Justice
Neilsen
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Chicago
Nelson
Wisconsin
Candidates at End of Torrid Campaigns Await the Decis ions
Ohio voters cast ballots to nominate candidates for U S senator governor congressman and state officials in a warm day of primaries. The race featured George White and A Vic Donahey for governor and Simeon Fess and Clarence Brown in tight GOP contests with broad party competition across numerous statewide and local races.
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Columbus. O
United States
Ohio
Congress
Simeon Fess
Yellow Springs
Walter B. Wanamaker
Akron
John Vorys
Columbus
Fess
George White
Charles West
Granville
New Dealer
Robert J. Bulkley
James M. Cox
Dayton
A. Vic Donahey
New Philadelphia
Guavernor
Clarence J. Brown
Daniel E. Morgan
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Ku Klux Klan
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Goyvernor
William Pickrel Dayton
Self
Davey
West
White
Donahey
Shofts
Cox
Brown
C. Nelson Sparks
John A. Elden
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