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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1935

Page

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Plan for Peaceable Settlement of Italian Ethiopian War

Rome reports no foundation for near term optimism while French and British experts outline a peace plan. Premier Laval and Sir Samuel Hoare discuss the proposal with Mussolini in view of a possible last chance for a settlement. The plan envisions cession of Assab and a corridor railway, boundary changes in Eritrea, and a Turkish corridor shaped by League funds.

Mussolini Britain France Reas den St. Quentin Maurice Peterson Laval Vittorio Cerrini Talian Ethiopia Assah Freneh Somaliand Red Sea League of Nations Jalian Eritrea Haly Tigre ContMmuea

Income Tax In Ohio Appears Likely

The Ohio House prepared final action on Rep. Ward’s income tax bill amid a forecast of ample votes. The plan imposes a graduated state tax 1 to 7 percent on income above federal exemptions, with credits and special levies, effective 1937, generating an estimated 24.9 million dollars annual revenue and routing funds partly to general and local coffers.

Columbus Ohio House of Representatives P.E. Ward House Pilles Boise States General Revenue Fund Ward

Weather outlook for Ohio shows clouds and light snow

Ohio weather forecast indicates mostly cloudy conditions with snow flurries in the extreme northeast. The western regions stay less cold, while Friday brings more clouds and a warmer trend with likely rain in the northwest portion.

Ohio

Temporary Aid For 17 Counties In Ohio

In Columbus on December 3 officials consider swift relief for 17 counties exhausted of poor relief funds. The Davis-Hunter relief bill, passed by the Senate, aims to allocate 750000 from the general fund and authorize immediate warrants to counties not issuing bonds under the Carey act, facing unemployment crises after federal aid ended December 1.

Columbus Ohio House of Representatives Senate John Q. Carey Toledo House General Fund

Grandson of Roosevelt Held for Grand Jury in Sniping Probe

Cornelius Van Schalk Roosevelt 20, grandson of Theodore Roosevelt, and Peter De Flores 21, of Pomfret Conn, were held for the Middlesex County grand jury on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon after a dramatic hearing in Cambridge Mass District Court. Bail set at 260 each. The case involved alleged air pistol sniping and possible lethal potential at distance.

Cambridge Mass Cornelius van Schalk Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Robert B. Walcott Young Roosevelt New York Peter de Flores Pomfret Conn de Flores Luis de Flores Edward Seibolt Boston Seibolt

Wellington family faces unlucky day after bridge crash

The Wiliam family of Taylor Street Wellington traveled toward Sugar Hill when their car failed to make a curve and plunged into the Black River near a bridge abutment. Mrs Link suffered a fractured vertebra and a scalp wound, Jackie was cut, while Mr Link had minor injuries. Kenneth Brouse aided and transported them to Falls Clinic for treatment.

Wiliam Taylor Street Wellington Vistou Tao Cleveland Stes and Metal Products Company

Adapt H S Courses To Students Needs In Lorain County

Lorain county high school principals and superintendents urge adapting high school standards to local student needs over college entrance requirements. They met at Elyria Savings and Trust to discuss revisions considered by the state department of education. Attendance ideas included Brookside’s all-absences reminder trip and half holidays for perfect records, while noting attendance impacts on state funding.

Lorain County Elyria Savings and Trust Ohio Sitar Partment of Education. Com Brookside School Cleveland le Cevts

Cold Wave Breaks and Warmer Forecast Emerges

State meteorologist W. H. Alexander reported a definite break in the December cold spell that gripped Ohio earlier in the week. Temperatures rose above freezing by midday and are expected to trend warmer over the next 48 hours with fair conditions tonight and Friday. Readings statewide were about 14 degrees, a sharp rise from yesterday, and Alexander does not forecast a drop below 28 degrees tonight.

United Press Ohio Bry W. H. Alexander Alexsander Alexander

Unidentified Bank Bandits Engage in Shootout

A bank robbery ends with a fatal gunfight as a bank bandit is killed and Marshal Graham is wounded. Witnesses report three suspects fled in an automobile after officers exchanged shots, one bandit slain, car engine running, at the bank exterior. A passerby stopped the fleeing group, and the suspects stole a woman’s car before escaping.

Frankl Iis Graham Frank Hank Spo Nis George Gates

Jurors Acquit Allen Hanes in Slaying Case

Jurors acquitted Allen Hanes of murder after a two hour deliberation in Norwalk. Peabody died Aug. 10 from three gunshot wounds at Wakeman Farm where both men worked. Defense labeled the killing justifiable homicide. testimony cited tensions over Hanes wife.

Xorwalkr Allen Hanes Wakeman Farm Max Peabody Peabody Hanes Clay Smaeckhouse Herbert P. Freeman Norwalk

Bricker Enters Governor Race

Springfield reports that John W. Bricker, serving a second term as attorney general, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He stands unopposed in strength, with Clarence Brown declining to run and backing Bricker. Daniel Morgan and James T. Begs are mentioned as possible contenders but unlikely.

Springfield John W. Bricker Gvernor Bricker Clarence Brown Blanchester Bricker Daniel Morgan Cleveland James T. Begs

Carriers Awarded at Chronicle Telegram Banquet

Chronicle Telegram Carrier Bars Association held its annual banquet at the Elks Restaurant to honor outstanding young carriers from Elyria and surrounding areas. Six Merit Awards were presented for exemplary route work with two city winners and three suburban winners led by Joseph Horvath as city president amid the ceremony.

Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Carrier Bars Association Elks Eiitia Joseph Horvath Seneca Street Kenneth Barclay Grant Street Horvath City Association Barclay James Crig Eleventh Street Oberlin Telegraph Road Suburban Association Robert Herrick East Lorain Street Robert Schoeder Elvira Paul Streator Locust Street W. O. McClellan Earl Sell The Bell Company D. A. Baird A. H. West

Traffic Toll in Lorain County Transport Hazard Report

A Lorain County survey by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and Deputy Gerald Nan details forty deaths and 185 injuries from 225 major traffic accidents outside Elyria and Lorain during the first 11 months of the year. The findings, requested by Harbour Director John Jasier, show county deaths accounting for about two thirds of statewide traffic fatalities for the year.

Lorain Elyria Sherif Clarence W. Dick Gerald Nan State Highway Department Columbus John Jasier En County Angus

Twelve Elyria High Students Earn All A Grades

The Elyria High Herald survey shows twelve students achieved grades of A in all schoolwork during the second grading period of the 1955 56 school year. Four boys and eight girls appear on the list including William Lersch Mayo Ree Gordon Hoiten John Faulkner Bev erix Foley Virginia Stewart Alma Taxlor Betty Asate Bertha Smith Gwendolinn Irvin Marr Kaiser and Janet Davies.

Elyria High School Eiyria High Herald William Lersch Mayo Ree Gordon Hoiten John Faulkner Beverix Foley Virginia Stewart Alma Taxlor Betty Asate Bertha Smith Gwendolinn Irvin Marr Kaiser Janet Davies

Mayor Calls Not An Empty Stocking Fund Meeting

Mayor W H Vanoster urges all individuals and organizations to attend a 7 30 p m meeting at city hall to plan this year’s Not An Empty Stocking movement. The fund has distributed hundreds of food baskets to needy families at Christmas through city charities and supporters.

Arequ W. H. Vanoster

Rehearsals for Christmas Programs In Lorain County Schools

Students from 15 Lorain County schools rehearse Christmas programs to be staged within 15 days. Five schools feature operettas, the rest concerts and carols. Highlights include Columbia Station junior high operetta The Girl Before Christmas directed by Miss Mabel Rice and a Wellington church carol service on Sunday December 15 at 7 30 PM directed by Miss Dorothy Lé.

Lorain County Gerald M. Frank Columbia Station Mabel Rice Wellington Carol Stryke Dorothy Lé Hirsh Cindy Iris Marjorie Hewes Meni-Teache- Acamden School di Howe Santa Cian

Get Extra Christmas Cash Through Want-Ad Ads

Sell your used toys clothing and other items to earn cash this holiday season. Let neighbors know what you have via a want-ad. Call phones 4412 4413 to place your ad and reach potential buyers quickly.

Approval By PWA Is The Next Step For High School Additions

Contracts for the Jefferson Junior High School addition were awarded by the Elyria Board of Education to three Lorain County contractors, totaling 1098,159.66, pending state PWA approval. John Dandrea won the plumbing contract, T O Murphy Computer got the heating and renitling work, and Ward Electrical received the electrical bid.

Jefferson Junior High School Elyria Board of Education PWA Larah County John Dandrea Lorain T.O. Murphy Computer Oberliga Murphy Lowes May A. C. Smith Conn Fleming Becker-Seidel Company Cleveland Ward -Electrical Company James F. Manaser Columbus Brown Colimbo Inspection Bureau

Retail Food Costs Rise in Two Week Span

Washington report shows retail food costs up one and four tenths percent for the two weeks ended November, driven by increases in dairy products, fresh fruits and vegetables. Department of Labor notes price shor import and supply factors impacting the rise.

Washington Department of Labor

Champion steer sells for $3 per pound at expo auction

From the International Livestock Exposition a champion steer brought $3 per pound at the auction. Pride and ribbons highlighted the event as bidders competed for the blue ribbon champion steer in a showcase of livestock excellence.

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