Chinese Are Getting Arms From Russia
Hankow reports that Chinese armies are receiving war material from Russia. Soviet officials say planes and munitions are shipped to China by air from Moscow to Hankow in about eight hours. Japanese spokesmen contend Russia aids the Chinese war effort, claiming hundreds of Russian planes were sold or given to China and used in regional defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Russia
Wassily Bleacher
Red Army
Chiang Kai-shek
Falcismn
Tuissin
Gama
Moscow
Neabhrne
Strike Ends As Greyhound Bus Lines Resume Service
Federal mediator John Conner helps broker a one year contract ending a week old strike by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Wage increases of one fourth cent per mile for all drivers, a $80 minimum for extra drivers, and a 200 mile daily guarantee were discussed but the closed shop demand was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Greyhound Bus Lines
John Ft Conner
Brotherhood of Railway Trammen
Conner T J McGrath
Tsan Bowen
Maine
Weather Ohio Fair and warmer. highs and lows noted
Fair weather dominates Ohio with a slight warmup overnight and into Friday. High pressure extends from the St. Lawrence Valley through Ohio to Texas, with cooler lows in central regions and steady to moderate rains in parts of Texas and the Pacific coast. Light scattered rains reported in the lake region as temperatures shift across the plains and Mississippi Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
St. Lawrence Valley
Texas
Manitoba
Arizona
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Plains
Pacific Coast
Lake
Mississippi Valley
Amnesia Victim Recovers After Two Years Lost
Redwood City California police care for Jimmie Saunders who awoke in jail with no memory after vanishing May 1935. He recalls a car ride with friends near Akron and Cleveland and asks how to return to his wife in Cincinnati. His wife Kathryn awaits his return as authorities arrange passage home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Saunders
Cimcimmnati
Roy G Labachette
Saunders
Redwood
Cal
Cincinnati
Jimmie Saunders
Cincinnai
Mas Tnen
Ohio
Akron
Cleveland
John Schulten
Churches Of Christ Conference At Eaton Sunday
The Churches of Christ of Lorain and Cuyahoga counties plan a Church Life Conference at the North Eaton Church next Sunday December 5. Sessions begin with devotions at 3 PM followed by separate groups for men women and children workers. Speakers include T Swearingen C H Hamilton C H Leamon and C H Swan with a youth meeting at 7 PM and a vesper service concluding with a talk on The Japanese Chinese Situation and Its Effect Upon America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ of
Lorain
Cuyahoga Counties
North Eaton Church
Will J. Foster
Children’s Workers
T T. Swearingen
St Louis Mo
C. H. Hamilton
Oberlin
America
Want Ad Converts Toys to Cash in One Day
An advertiser praises her want ad for selling toys and other articles the first day, noting many calls and immediate cash from buyers. The brief notice urges readers to use want ads to dispose of such items.
Lake Shore Lines Sale Set For January 4th
Federal Judge orders Lake Shore Electric Railway inter urban lines sold at public auction on January 4 with sale master F W Coen, in Sandusky. System may be sold in seven parcels three divisions or as a single unit. receivership began in 1933. Valued over 12 million dollars with mortgage debt exceeding 8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Q
Paul Jones
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
F. W. Coen
Sandusky
24 Awards In Scouting Are Presented
A Boy Scout Court of Honor at American Legion Home honors 24 scouts from Troop 119 sponsored by the Legion. Eagle Scout James Felliman, 16, receives the highest award, presented by Richard Newcomb. The ceremony features campfire light, candles, and evergreen torches as parents, leaders, and scouts observe the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Post Gathrica
James Felliman
W. Felliman
Richard Newcomb
Sceoul Car Crive
Fiurelands
Ferrimans
Woman Struck By Auto Leaves Woman Badly Injured
Mrs. George Diewald, 42, of 154 Abbe Road, is in critical condition at Elyna Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car on Cleveland Road near Ridgeville Center about 10 30 p m yesterday. She suffered a possible skull fracture, two leg fractures, scalp lacerations and multiple injuries. Ernest C Ruck, 38, of 312 Last Avenue, said he did not see her until impact. he stopped and a passing driver, Richard Birthe, gave her aid to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Diewald
Abbe Road
Elyna Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville Center
John Hudak
Anthony Pollok
Diewald
Ernest C Ruck
Last Avenue
Richard Birthe
East Bridge Street
Claims New Record After Diving 420 Feet Into Lake
MILWAUKEE Wis Dec 2 Wax E Nonl 27 claimed a new living record today after descending 420 feet into Lake Michigan in a home made diving suit The record checked by 9 observers on the coast guard cutter Antietam exceeds the 113 foot mark set by Bosaph Cullen at Pearl Harbor Honolulu in 1915 The diver used a helium oxygen flow to avoid bends and regulate pressure with valves enabling ascent without air lanes His first attempt failed and a second attempt placed him at the record depth under immense pressure about 6 000 pounds per square inch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukle
Wis
Wax E Nonl
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Nohi
Peine
Antietam
Vecerdar Allianceu
hHio
Ten Year Old Boy Fatally Shot on Hunting Trip
A 10 year old boy died after an accidental rifle discharge while a hunting trip went wrong. The incident happened when the firearm was knocked from a cabinet as the Howes rushed about. Both boys were not with their parents at home at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaslawid Nelson
Stiden
Bycamole
Auditor slams Lorain county village officials for contract interests
Ohio Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson released a Lorain county audit criticizing village officials for holding interests in public contracts. Amherst officials owe 1028.48 for purchases, with specific sums to council members and trustees. Other villages face improper fund transfers, under deposits, and unused bid procedures, including Avon marshal conflicts and illegal payments. The report covers Sept 22, 1934 to July 14, 1937, urging salary adjustments and tendering reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Lorain County
Colmbus
Paul E. Rempe
Joseph T. Ferguson
Amherst
Frank Finnegan
Mayo C
G. H. Frank
A. R. Tolhurst
Publicffin
Amherst Park Bank Co
William Baird
Avon
J. P. Knipper
Examiner Rempes
E. J. Sable
W HU Walker
RR. Comings of
Oberlin
Rn Ou
General Code of
Ohio
E Gadfield
Wellington Light and Waller
General Fund
Electric Light Fund
Sheffield Lake
Rempes
Wellington
Temp
Green and Lewis Face Off in Labor Peace Talks
Washington December 2 President William Green of the AFL and CIO chief John L Lewis met across a council table to seek a peace in the labor war. Sen George Berry visited briefly and said he found no message from Roosevelt and did not carry one to the leaders. Early indications suggested a possible truce but no clear agreement emerged as the two veterans opened discussions with peace committee chairs present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
George L Berry
D. Tenn
Roosevelt
Berry
Green
Lewis
CIO
F. of L
Mr. Roosevelt
Council Chamber
George M Harrison
Philip Murray
Harrison
Four Patrolmen To Be Named Soon
Service Director I. D Faxon said he will ask the civil service commission to certify nine names for four patrolman openings. The commission may certify nine from which he will select, with duties starting early next year. He plans to name the sergeant-detective as well around midmonth. Patrolmen Olmstead Miller Parker Bongs Brown Palmer took the exam. no eligible list yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D Faxon
Civil Service Commission
Faxon
M E Olmstead
C. I.miller
C. E Parker
Fried Bongs
L. D. Brown
Paul Palmer
Former Elyrian Is Visiting Lorain County High Schools
F M Shelton state supervisor of high schools visits 17 Lorain County schools this week in a professional tour. He formerly led Elyria schools for eight years and still speaks fondly of Elyria while assessing the county system’s quality and reporting findings to school boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Shelton
State Department of Education
Lorain County
Elyria
Shelton
Oberlin
Lorain
Amherst
Moseley Joins St Marys as Pastor in Place of Caj e
The Rev. William H. Moseley formerly of St Edward's Cleveland begins services as pastor of St Marys Church succeeding the Rev James T. Caj e, who has led St Marys for over seven years and moves to St Aloysius Church in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Moseley
St. Edward’s Church
Cleveland
St. Mary’s Church
James T. Caje
St. Mary’s
St. Aloysius Church
Struck Again Heads The Fair Board
William Struck of Elyria was reelected president of the Lorain County Agricultural Society at a board meeting. B Baus was reelected vice president, R. J. Agate named secretary, P. G. Miller reelected treasurer. The board set the next county fair for September 6 to 9. Directors include R. B. Bals, Fred Prosser, Sterling Mills, George Cotton, C C Pierce, A. D Crocker, and Dr P L Morgan new. Debt total $29,264.72. 21 members. Details to commissioners for potential county take over. Receipts year to date $12,117.19. disbursements $12,144.54. bank loan $23,869.49. Fair ground admissions $3,357.70. Continue on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Struck
Elyria
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
B_ Baus
Lorain County
R. J. Agate
J L. Mathis
Agate
P. G. Miller
Joseph C. Hazelton
R. B. Bals
Fred Prosser
Sterling Mills
George Cotton
C C Pierce
A. D Crocker
P L Morgan
Dr Morgan
Empty Stocking Committee Plans Christmas Dinner Aid
Preparations for Christmas dinners for Elyria families begin with the An Empty Stocking Committee meeting tomorrow at 7 p m in City Hall Council Chamber. Capt Henry Hillier Salvation Army secretary said Mayor Leonard Smith will preside. Organizations are invited to send representatives to help file and distribute baskets. Hundreds of baskets have been distributed annually through cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Council Chamber
Henry Hillier
Salvation Army
Leonard Smith
Grand Jury To Be Called Back Next Week
Prosecutor Howard R. Butler said the Lou ise Hornbeck murder case would not be taken up today and will likely resume next week after the grand jury finishes Friday. Special Investigator L. H. Girth and Deputy Sheriff Samuel Paonessa have worked on the case for over a month. Two hitch hikers have confessed, one recanting then reasserting guilt, while four additional suspects have emerged, complicating the investigation of one Lorain County’s most revolting crimes. Miss Hornbeck was attacked as she neared home, struck, and dragged into the darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Butler
Louise Hornbeck
Hornbeck
L. H. Girth
Cleveland
Samuel Paonessa
Lorain County
Governor Miller Ore Carrier Launched At Lorain
Screeching whistles and cheers marked the launch of the Governor Miller at American Ship Building Co in Lorain. The ore carrier for the Pittsburgh Steamship Co is one of four under construction, with the fourth to be launched later this month at Detroit. Nathan L. Muller headed the official party, attended by Mrs Miller and daughter Constance, and a luncheon followed for Steel Corp officials and about 200 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Miller
American Ship Building Co
Black River
United States Steel Corp
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Nathan L. Muller
The
Steel Corp
New York
Constance
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Clerk Beatrice Ohlemacher Resigns From Water Dept
Service Director IT D Faxon announced he accepted the resignation of Beatrice Ohlemacher a water department clerk effective December 31 She has served nine and a half years beginning in Mayor James A Hewitt’s term and will devote time to home duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IT. D. Faxon
Beatrice Ohlemacher
Water Department
Ohlemacher
James A. Hewitt
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Call
Churches of Christ Conference
Eaton
Lake Shore Lines
Elyrian Is
Agricultural Society
Water Dept
Greelings
Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen
Wurzburg
Bavaria
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