Slayers Probe After Eight Year Old's Murder North of South Bend
Police in Guth Bend, Ind, search for a likely male killer of eight year old Marvine Apple. Suspects include briefly dressed men. a vacant lot and abandoned barracks are focus points. Rewards total 2600 with community fundraising and official offers. A woman was assaulted by two men as fear runs high while detectives investigate an automobile linked to the case.
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Guth Bend
Ind
Eral
Tau Nly
South Bend
Marvine
Lobh
Board and County Commission
South Ben Lews- PS
Iptain
Horaceton
Hama
Appel
Jasuje Wisniewski
Wisniewski
Marc
Ith Bend
No Time To See Charges In Ohio Reformatory
Griswold the state welfare director says he has no time to address charges raised by Reverend Sittler about disloyalty and a liquor source inquiry at the Ohio reformatory. Sittler accused Griswold of withholding information and led to superintendent Jenkins asking Griswold’s resignation.
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Columbus. C
Griswold
State Welfare
Ohio Reformator
Unsfield
Hos. L. A. Stitler
Smouth
Sittler
T c. Jenkins
Akron
Cincinnati
Fliers Prepare For Takeoff In Cleveland For Gordon Bennett Race
Weather maps and wind data drive six pilots preparing to launch from Cleveland airport for the Gordon Bennett International balloon races. Final forecasts awaited by C G Andrus as pilots hope northeast winds steer balloons toward the St Lawrence valley or toward the Carolinas. The event runs from 10 am to late Monday with joing pilots including Jimmy Doolittle and Frank Hawks and possibly Col. Lindbergh.
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Cleveland
C. G. Andrus
Airport Weather Bureau
St. Lawrence River
Nova Scotia
Ocean
New Foundland
Carolinas
Jimmy Doolittle
Frank Hawks
Army
Navy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Limcola
Cascade Park Swimming Pool Closes Labor Day
Cascade Park pool will close after Labor Day with hours limited to morning and afternoon only. Frank Wiltord, Park Commission chairman, said the season was the largest ever and crowds remained strong through the end of summer.
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Cascade Park Pool
Frank Wiltord
The
Park Commission
Wilford
Boys Say They Burned Man To Death For Fun
Three boys aged 8, 8, and 13 held on manslaughter charges in Rochester after confessing they bound a drunken man, James Wright, 63, to a tree in a junk yard, piled brush around him, and set fire to the pile as a prank. Police withheld their names.
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Rochester
N. Y
James Wright
Lorain County Fair Opens Amid Busy 4-H Exhibits
Lorain County 4-H girls fared well at the Ohio State Fair with Margaret Pallas of Carlisle winning first prize for a furniture exhibit. The winning piece will go to Chicago for judging, while other entries from Lorain County earned grades and prizes. The fair features 129 babies in the beauty contest, a LaGrange couple’s public wedding, and crowds flocking despite morning showers as exhibits fill Lorain County Fair Grounds through Monday.
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Lorain County
Wilma Bonar
Margaret Pallas
Carlisle
Chicago
Pallas
Boston
Sarah Emmendh
Henrietta
Manei Davidson
Oberlin
Doris Wahserine
Marian Lauer
Bernetta Mennel
Lorain
Lowair
Elyria
Grange
Four-H Club
LaGrange
Labor Day Observance Plans Unknown in Elyria
L C Celson secretary of the Central Labor Union says Elyria will observe Labor Day quietly with no local program. He notes many Elyria labor representatives will attend the Ohio Federation of Labor picnic in Columbus and the Cleveland Labor Day events.
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Elyria
L. C. Celson
Central Labor Union
Elyria Labor
Ohio Federation of Labor
Columbus
Cleveland
Auto Stripping Reported In Kipton Yard
O F Zurcher of Kipton reported a theft in the milling company yard on Lodi street. His car parked last night at the Troxel company left with the spare tire rim tail light and radiator cap missing this morning.
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O. F. Zurcher
Kipton
Milling Company
Lodi Street
Troxel Company
Voting Machine Trial Urged for Elsria Elections
A Chamber of Commerce voting machine committee recommends an early trial election in Elsria if legal to rent machines. The panel, led by David P. Hyman, weighs pros and cons and urges delaying full adoption until state law allows cost reductions and fraud elimination through machines.
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Elsria
Chamber of Commerce
David P. Hyman
F. L. Whitner
J. E. Betteridge
S. Rockwood
Pierre R. Smth
Police Find Man Lying on East Bridge Street
Police emergency wagon rushed to East Bridge Street near Tannery after a fall last night. They found Albert Moll, 31, without a home, lying on the sidewalk in bad condition and took him to the hospital for treatment.
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East Bridge Street
Tannery
Albert Moll
No Paper Monday Shows Labor Day Holiday Plan
The Chronicle Telegram will not publish on Labor Day as the staff observes a holiday. No Monday edition and operations paused in observance.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Challenge to Church Urges 100 000 Youth Enlistment
Oberlin Aug 30 An Episcopal youth convention issues a bold challenge to the church to enlist 100000 young men in a new vision of spiritual opportunity and responsibility. The Faith and Youth program from the Brotherhood of St Andrew is cited as part of the plan with Sewanee Tenn chosen for the 1931 convention site and Col Raymond Robins and Bishop Arthur C Thompson addressing attendees.
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Oberlin
Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Our Church
James DeWolf Perry
American Episcopal Church
United States
Sewanee
Tenn
Raymond Robins
Arthur C. Thompson
Southern
Virginia
Col. Robins
Klondike
Christ
Shooting Disrupts Buenos Aires Political Parade
In Buenos Aires on August 30, scattered clashes between political factions led to gunfire and minor injuries as a crowd of about 500 Irigoyen supporters paraded downtown. One man Manuel Varela, 24, was seriously wounded by gunfire from a car, with five suspects not yet caught as troops and police guarded the city.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hipolito Irigoyen
Irigoyen
Manuél Varela
Varela
Diplomatic Strains Over U S Officer in Peru Case
Washington reports the military junta in Peru pledges to honor international agreements and US ties. The Grow case raises a delicate diplomatic issue as Lieut. Commander Harold P. Grow, a US Naval Reserve officer, faces trial in Peru. State officials say Washington would protest if Grow is executed or given a lengthy sentence unless evidence is overwhelming. Grow, 39, from Greenville Michigan, graduated from the Naval Academy in 1912 and later helped develop Peruvian aviation.
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Washington
Harold P. Grow
U. S
Peru
United States
Ferdinand Mayer
Lima
Crow
State Department
Grow
Istate Department
U. S. Naval Reserve
United Press
Greenville
Michile
Naval Academy
Brazil
Navy
Leguta
Cause of Fire at Park Home Dairy Plant Unknown
A blaze at Park Home Dairy Co. damaged a second floor dressing room and was confined by a quick fire response. The cause had not yet been determined, with ammonia cooling system suspected. the incident marked the department’s 200th call of the year, and damage estimates were not available at noon.
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Floyd Crotser
Pontiac
Mich
Ned Battle Creek
Dorothy
Helen
Evelyn
Claude Watts
Battle Creek
Park Home Dairy Co
Up Tn
Four youths injured in Sierra avalanche near Mineral King
Four students were badly hurt in a Sierra Nevada avalanche near Mineral King California. An improvised surgery by a mine foreman with a kitchen knife delayed 48 hours before air rescue could reach the site. Two youths were flown to San Francisco for possible surgery while the other two faced grave injuries. The avalanche followed a dynamite blast while a construction crew built a trail from Mount Whitney toward Yosemite.
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Mineral King
Calif
Auk
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Independence
Donald Griffith
Robert Rankin
San Francisco
Edward Jordan
Donald Downs
Mount Whitney
Yosemite Waller
Stage Serenade Marks Six Year Promoter A L Werner
Elyria City Band honors A L Werner for six years promoting weekly concerts in EW spack with a surprise serenade at his home after the final 1959 concert. A large crowd, performances by the band and Arna Sargent, and phrases of appreciation from Gerald M. Frank highlighted the tribute. Werner expressed gratitude for the gesture and the band’s support.
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Elyria
A. L. Werner
EW Spack
Washington Avenue
Ohio Street
Werner
Arna Sargent
Gerald M. Frank
Attorney Blows Self Up in Texas Prison Cell
Amarillo Texas August 36 A D Payne killed himself in county jail by suicide device a nitrocellulose bottle exploded in his cell. He had murdered his wife two months earlier with a dynamite bomb attached to her car. Payne timed his death to exhaust his $19009 life policy for his two children. He wrote farewell letters to his mother and mother in law before the blast. His brothers arrived and mourned, noting he had long suffered over the earlier crime.
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Amarillo
Tex
A. D
Payne
J. C. Johnson
Lovington
N. M
Eva
Etta Payne
Pecos
Ben Payne
Roswell
Sid Payne
Tulsa
Wanted To Buy Ads Fill Page Seven
Partial readable OCR notes show classifieds for Wanted To Buy items with phrases like help needed and sale of nitere. The fragment mentions a page seven location and a brief request for assistance or purchases.
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