Warn Elyrians Of Rabies Danger In City Health Meeting
The Elyria Board of Health will discuss precautions to guard against rabies after a Warren Avenue girl Beatrice Lapp, eight, was bitten by a dog. The dog will be observed for rabies signs while authorities consider pet confinement and muzzling orders. Ohio reports show rising cases in southern counties with Columbus enforcing stricter dog control and quarantines. The State Health Department urges six month quarantines, muzzling, leash rules, and prompt killing of stray dogs in rabies areas.
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Elyria Board of Health
G. EB. French
Warren Avenue
Beatrica Lapp
Elyria
French
Board of Health
State Department of Health
Ohio
Columbus
State Department
Health Department
Weather Ohio Fair Tonight and Saturday
Ohio weather forecast notes generally fair conditions through tonight and Saturday. Slight warming expected in the eastern and extreme northern portions, with mild temperatures and light winds.
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Ohio
Standstill in Elyria plant sale negotiations
Negotiations to buy the Willys-Overland plant at Elyria Ohio are at a standstill. Detroit interests led by Robot company declined to provide a $25,000 cash down payment and sought a 60 day option, with the price listed at $100,000. The deal would have used the plant to manufacture household electrical appliances.
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Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
Elyria
Detroit Menu
Abo
Davis R. Wilson
al Reuben
Reuben Realty
Robot Company of
Detroit
Wilson
Frank J. Osuch
Robot
Reuben
George YT. Hahn
Osuch
Mrs Anderson Recovering After Michigan Accident Confusion
Reports from Howell Michigan claimed Mrs Arthur R Anderson was killed in an automobile crash. The Chronicle Telegram learns she is alive and recovering at McPherson hospital in Michigan. The mistaken report named Harriet Spring of Fulton Rapids as the deceased.
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Howell
Michigan
Arthur R. Anderson
McPherson Hospital
Chronicle- Telegram
United Press
Harriet Spring
Faton Rapids
Anderson
Joval Grant Company
West River Road To Be Resurfaced
County Engineer J. W. Warden announced summer road improvement will start tomorrow on West River Road from Elyria to North Ridge Road. The road will close to general traffic except residents and may last until Tuesday. After West River, resurfacing will move to Stoney Ridge Road then Barton Reed Root and Gore Orphanage roads with completion targeted for mid September if weather allows.
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West River Road
J. W. Warden
Elyria
North Ridge Road
Warden
West River
Stoney Ridge Road
Barton, Reed, Root and Gore
Still Studying Circumstances In Fatal Blaze
Officials probe the fatal Mound street fire that killed Mrs. Pauline Cecil, 24, and her daughter Geraldine, 4. Deputy State Fire Marshal John P. Hopkins leads the inquiry with Detective Lloyd Sweet as they question witnesses and await the missing witness. Photographs will document the interior and the positions where the bodies were found as investigators seek a definite conclusion on whether the blaze was incendiary.
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Mound Street
Pauline Cecil
Geraldine
John P. Hopkins
Hero
W. N. Hates
Lloyd Sweet
Hopkins
Petitions Check Names On 231 For Food Tax Ballot
Election board workers checked 231 petitions filed to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot this fall prohibiting a sales tax on food for domestic consumption. Local officials verify signer eligibility as petitions circulate in the county.
Bus Drivers Picket Akron Terminal In Sympathy Strike
Akron O Aug 21 Fifteen Greyhound bus drivers picketed the Akron terminal in sympathy with a Pittsburgh strike demanding recognition of their bargaining agency. All Greyhound buses were deterred around Akron while transcontinental schedules stayed in operation. A Pittsburgh Detroit bus stop sent 19 passengers to Cleveland via a Pennsylvania-Ohio coach.
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Akron, O
Greyhound
Akron
Pittsburgh
Officlals
Landon Asks Citizens To Weigh Issues
Gov Alf Landon campaigned east from Omaha urging voters across Republican, Democrat and independent lines to weigh issues and decide by conscience. A Nebraska delegation pledged support, praising his sound principles. crowds greeted him with neighborly warmth as he moved toward Pennsylvania and New York.
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Omaha
Washington
William Ritche
London
Ritchie
Maryland
Nebraska
Colorado
Pennsylvania
New York
Iowa
GOP
George Norris
Roosevelt
Kansas
Fremont
Drought Conference Invitations Go To Governors
President Roosevelt invites Governors Landon Herring McNutt Chandler Travey Fitzgerald Olson La Follette MilI Wyoming Berry to drought talks at Des Moines Indianapolis and other sites. Landon plans to bring expert advisers while Roosevelts western swing includes meetings in Des Moines and a September 3 bridge dedication in Hannibal Missouri.
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Landon
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Illinois
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Omaha
Hyde Park
Gev. Aie M. Landon
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Herring
Guy BR. Park
Missouri
Davey
White House
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Albert B. Chandler
Kentucky
Martin L. Travey
Ohio
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Michigan
Indianapolis
Welford
North Dakota
Holt
Montana
Bismarck
N. D
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Leslie T
Wyoming
Pierre
Rochester
Minn
Floyd Olson
Mayo Brothers
No Trouble Reported In Lisbon Amid Revolt Rumors
London reports excitement over rumors of a revolt against Portugal's right wing government and the death of President Antonio Carmona. Madrid-originated chatter spread, but Lisbon said no trouble existed as cables and telegraph service faced disruptions during the Spanish upheaval.
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London
Antonio Carmona
Madrid
United Press
United Press Servicw
Lisbon
Delay Fight Decision Postpones Braddock Schmeling Title Bout
New York August 2 The New York State Athletic Commission postponed a decision on whether heavyweight champion Jimmy Braddock must defend his title versus Max Schmeling of Germany until September 15. The move shifts the timeline for ruling on Braddock’s mandatory defense and impacts plans for the title bout.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Germany
Britain Warns Spain Over Gibraltar Air Intrusions
London reports Britain will defend Gibraltar and will fire on any Spanish planes that fly over the rock. Three warning shots will precede fire if planes do not depart. The move signals Britain’s readiness to counter a perceived Spanish threat amid tensions with Germany and France over the Gibraltar incident and a German ship seizure.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Germany
Sprain
France
Beitala
Britain
Spain
Kamerun
Slightly Injured In Traffic Accident
Charles Hessler of 417 East River Street and H R Knapp suffered minor lacerations and bruises when the car carrying them collided with a machine driven by Jack Hart on the Fuller road bridge. In a separate crash at Middle Avenue and Third Street, Cecil Worcester and taxi driver Dwight Richards reported damage to their vehicles.
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Charles Hessler
East River Street
H. R. Knapp
River
Jack Hart
Middie Avenue
Fuller Road Bridge
Cecil Worcester
Beverly Court
Dwight Richards
Cascade Street
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Nursery Men Protest Bill In Congress
Growers from four states at the Ohio Nurserymen’s Association summer convention in Painesville denounce federal entry into seedling growing. Benjamin Greening of Monroe Michigan warns that if Congress passes the Jones bill the government could grow trees for reforestation purposes.
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Painesville
Ohio Nurserymen’s Association
Benjamin Greening
Monroe
Mich
Indictment of 22 Black Legion Members in Detroit Case
Assistant Attorney General Chester P. O'Hara announced that Virgii F. Effinger of Time, D. is among 22 indicted for criminal syndicalism by the Brand grand jury. Judge James F. Chenot said four already in custody include Harvey Davis, Clarence Frye, William Guthrie and Roy Hepner, with Davis named as the order's colonel and Hepner a brigadier general.
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Detroit
Chester P. O'Hara
Virgii F. Effinger
Tima
Black Legion
Brand
O'Hara
Effinger
Cirrcuit
James F. Chenot
Chenot
Harvey Davis
Clarence Frye
William Guthrie
Roy Hepner
Davis
The
Order
Guthrie
Chest Group To Meet On Tuesday
Members of the Elyria Community Chest Inc will meet at 7 p m Tuesday in the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company for the election of additional members and the consideration of other business matters which will come before the meeting it was announced today.
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Elyria Community Chest Inc
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Girls At Camp To Have Stunt Night
Parents and friends of 23 Elyria girls at Camp Tss-See-Kes M C A camp on the Vermilion River will attend a stunt night program. Each cabin group will present its own stunts with keen competition for the best acts.
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Elyria
Tss-See- Kes
M. C
Olson Deteriorates Slightly in Mayo Clinic Bulletin
Rochester Minn Aug 21 Floyd B Olson governor and Farmer Labor leader remains in weak condition after an inoperable stomach ailment. Mayo Clinic bulletin at 9 18 am reports slight worsening with suffering from feeding difficulties and serious treatment challenges continuing.
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Rochester. Minn
Floyd B. Olson
Mayo Clinic
Fate of Four Men Will Be Known Soon
MOBERLY MO August 21 Rescue crews cleared the main shaft of a coal mine trapping four men since Tuesday afternoon and cut through the steel cage. State mine inspector Arnold Griffith said air was better than expected and the team would aerate the shaft as they awaited word on the men's fate.
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Moberly
U. P
Arnold Griffith
Griffith
Ault Reviews Lorain Bridge Site Options Near Swing Bridge
Lorain officials and Divisional State Highway Engineer J R Ault studied two possible locations for a new Er ie Avenue bridge north of the present swing bridge. One site would be adjacent. the other about 200 feet north for a straighter river crossing. Burkey will review models Monday. Public officials anticipate a middle opening span and will seek state and federal funds after surveys and cost estimates.
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Erie Avenue
Lorain
J. R. Ault
Ashland
J. R. Burkey
Columbia
J. W. Warden
Burkey
Warden
War Department
Cleveland
County
Three Strike Sympathizers Clubbed By Officer
NORWOOD Aug 71 Three strike sympathizers at the Remington Rand plant were mildly injured when clubbed by special policeman Matt Pittwilager. He used his club as 300 strikers surged outside the plant. The clash began after a stone was thrown from the crowd as police escorted a small group of workers into the plant. One man was arrested amid the disorder.
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Norwood
Remington Rand
Matt Pittwilager
Pittwinger
Akron strike disrupts plant amid mass layoffs
About 350 to 370 workers at Shunk Latex Products Co picketed the Akron plant today to protest the September 38 worker placements. A portion of the strikers faced by small clubs at the gate, with police offering no effort to open the plant.
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Akron
Hundrea Emplores
The
Shunk Latex Products Co
Ines
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