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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1938

Page

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Eden Sees Worship Of The State In Europe Warning

Anthony Eden, resigning British foreign minister, arrives in New York to hear American views on threats to democracy. He urges Britain to stand firm, warns against totalitarianism, and downplays political aims of his U.S. visit while meeting Roosevelt and attending events. He recalls his lineage and notes a testing time ahead.

New York Anthony Eden United States Lisien Great Britain Eden Roosevelt Tate Wildorf Astoria National Association of Manuftorers Robert Eden Maryland

U S Proposals Outlined By Hull At Lima Meeting

At Lima Peru December 10 delegates from 21 American Republics opened the Eighth Pan American Conference business program. Secretary Cordell Hull is to outline U S proposals in the first plenary meeting and hope for continental solidarity and a warning against outside aggression. U S delegates seek to reassure Latin nations they do not seek economic dominance and fear of European or Asiatic powers.

Lima Peru Cordell Hull United States Latin America

Weather update for Ohio and regions nearby

Partly cloudy and cold in eastern areas tonight and Sunday with a warmer southwest. Rain expected in western parts, high pressure over the South Atlantic states and Pacific Northwest, low pressure over Manitoba Kansas and New England. Atlantic coast rain from Washington to Boston, snow in Canadian prairies, colder conditions in the South Atlantic states with frost in Southern Alabama, warmer trend across Central and Southern Plains.

Ohio South Atlantic States Pacific Northwest Manitoba Kansas New England Atlantic Washington Boston Canadian Prairie South Atlantic Alabama Plains

Money Coming In For Toy Shop In Elyria

The Elyria community responds to the Toy Shop appeal with more funds to aid the needy children. Captain Henry Hillier reports the first $100 received and more money arriving daily by mail. Volunteers will buy, wrap, and deliver toys under his supervision to prevent duplication.

Elyria Henry Hillier Capt. Hither

Broaden The Social Security Act Would Broaden The Social Security Act

Washington December 10 The Social Security Advisory Council finished drafting recommendations to broaden the act. The group includes labor and industry leaders and public representatives and aims to complete the final report by tomorrow. It plans to include about 2 600 000 agricultural workers domestic servants and individual workers under the act and may propose early benefit payments to aged wives and widows and higher benefits starting earlier than January 1.

Washington Social Security Advisory Council

Foremen Hear All Elyria Program At Y M C A

Foremen and executives from Elyria industrial plants will attend a December meeting at the Y M C A to hear an all Elyria program. Speakers include Russell Stokley of The Chronicle Telegram L B Hindman of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association and Carl W Wagner Y M C A physical director. Motion pictures of Elyria High School football games will also be shown.

Elyria Foremen's Club Stokley Elyria Hindman Wagner Elyria Industrial Plants

Avon Belden Road Improvement To Start Soon

County commissioners said the Avon Belden road project from Route 57 to Route 82, a 3.7 mile upgrade, will be advertised for letting by the State Highway Department. It includes grading, drainage, widening, paving with water bound macadam, and widening two bridges at an estimated cost of 75000 dollars, adding to Lorain County highway and bridge spending previously reaching about 1 150 000 dollars.

Avon-Belden State Highway Department Lorain County John E. Davidson Davidson Vermilion Kipton Oberlin North Ridge Road Gas House Hill Cooper- Foster Park Road

Gaston Means in Critical Condition in Federal Center

Gaston B. Means, serving a 16 year federal sentence for defrauding Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean during the Lindbergh baby hunt, was in an extremely critical condition at the U S medical center today. Also, Dee 10 Miss Celina Ferguson, 78, longtime school teacher in Van Wert, died today.

Springfield Gaston B. Means Evalyn Walsh McLean Charles Lindbergh U.S. Medical Center

County to Extend WPA Projects Six Months More

County commissioners approved a six month extension of the blanket road street and drainage WPA project enabling about 1300 workers to stay employed. Total six month cost is about 177000 with 47000 from the federal government and 36000 for county equipment. Local funds from Lorain Amherst South Amherst Oberlin and Avon Lake will cut the county share to roughly 94000. If funds fail, many WPA households would return to direct relief.

WPA Lee Whitwright Akron Lorain County Harry L. Dunham Lorain Amherst South Amherst Oberlin Avon Lake Dinham Whitwright

Four Held on Kidnaping and Robbery Charges After Abduction

Two men David I. Cross and Coy Russell were held on 25000 bonds each for kidnaping and armed robbery in Lebanon Ohio. Accomplices Marie Day and Naomi Hayes were held on 15000 bonds each. The quartet had abducted State Highway Patrolman Corporal Parker W. Powell who later was released unharmed. Powell stopped a car tied to the crime Thursday night and the men confessed to the act. Authorities in Ohio and other states pursue related bank robberies and minor holdups.

Lebanon Ohio David I. Cross Hamilton Coy Russell A. D. Mitchell Houston Tex Justice of the Peace Marie Day

Homer Rodeheaver to Sing at Local Church Tomorrow Morning

Nationally known musician Homer Rodeheaver will appear at First Methodist Church at 10:30 a m Sunday under the Board of Temperance. He has directed song for Billy Sunday for over 20 years and has led singing at evangelistic meetings in many cities. Rodeheaver began in Ohio and served in two wars with a trombone he bought for seven dollars. He has appeared in Elyria multiple times and in earlier years here during six-week services.

Homer Rodeheaver First Methodist Church Board of Temperance The Methodist Church Rodeheaver Billy Sunday United States Ohio Ohio Wesleyan University A. R. Walton Delaware W. E. Biederwulf Kansas

Match Co Leader Dies in Wadsworth

A. W. Breley, 73, head of the sales department of the Ohio Match Co. and former superintendent of schools, died yesterday of a heart attack in Wadsworth. Funeral services will be held Monday.

Wadsworth A. W. Breley The Ohio Match Co

Federal Funds For Pensions Received

The State Treasurer announced receipt of 2.71 million dollars in Federal funds for old age pension aid for November and December. State Auditor staff will mail November pension checks immediately and begin December checks after November clearances.

Colt Mbues, CO Clarenes TH Kiisles State Joseph OT. Ferguson

Dunn Takes Oath Of Office For New Term

County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn was sworn in for a new four year term after receiving his election certificate from the secretary of state. The oath was administered by Clerk of Courts H E Agate. Dunn’s term starts January 1 with a new salary of 3095 a year, plus ditch fees up to 500. Davidson and DeChant will keep their current pay under the constitutional rule.

Oscar G. Dunn H E. Agate Dunn John E. Davidson Edward DeChant

Three Hurt In Auto Crash On Cleveland Avenue Near Amherst

About 10:30 p m two cars collided just beyond Amherst city limits injuring three people. Miss Olga Black R D 1 Amherst Harry Stang DB 2 Amherst and Joseph Sposapo Crosse Street Amherst were treated for lacerations and bruises and confined to Amherst hospital. Details of the accident were not yet learned.

Amherst O. Dee Cleveland Avenue Amherst Hospital Olga Black R. D Harry Stang Joseph Sposapo Crosse Street

Plans For Lorain County Group Hospitalization Nearing Approval

Plans to form the Hospital Service Association of Lorain County proceed toward approval by the Lorain County Medical Society. Elyria Memorial and St. Joseph's hospitals have endorsed the non profit plan for 14,000 county workers, with 3,000 subscribers needed to launch. Groups of 10 or more from a single employer may enroll, offering ward or semi private coverage with modest monthly rates and limited services.

Lorain County Lorain American Steel and Wire Company United States Steel Corporation National Tube Company Elyria Elyria and Hoover R. F. Vandemark G. A. Resek Lorain Hospital Board Serafin St. Joseph's Hospital Ohio Ohio Hospital Association John R. Mannix B. W. Stewart Youngstown Hospital Dallas Texas Baptist

Judge Huston To Preside Over Grall Bribery Trial

Common Pleas Judge Charles H. Huston of Mansfield was named by Chief Justice Weygandt to preside over the bribery case of former Sheriff William F. Grall opening here. Judge Findley announced the plan as 12 more jurors joined the pool while several on the original list were deemed ineligible. Grall and co defendant Maxine Barbour alias Penny Morgan face an $30 bribe charge for permission to run an immoral house with Barbour a fugitive since October.

Common Pleas Charles H. Huston Mansfield Carl V. Weygandt William F. Grall Guy B. Findley Evelyn Lash 15Th Street Elyria Anna Goddspeed Dh Gets Avon Thomas Duke Avon Lake Carrie Beam Oberlin Lorain Theodore Peterson Bess Gallatin Henry Oldham Katherine Pengon Ray Gould Trevah Taylor Harold Clark Grall Maxine Barbour Penny Morgan Miss Barbour Findlaey Henry George King King

Colson Co. Head Surprised By Dinner Honors

Neely Powers president of The Colson Corporation was pleasantly surprised last evening when 32 department heads and foremen hosted a dinner in his honor at The Graystone Hotel. He attended from his sales manager’s home and received a large program autographed by attendees, along with a commemorative pipe. Attendees included W Bagnell, W G Chandler, J Clark, C Clapp, A F Davis, F Draper, H Dildine, G Elberts, F A Harmon, W E Harper, C Harrison, M E Hendricks, H Hopkins, A L Irish, C Jobson, A Lauck, J Minch, I Noveske, C D Rawlson, W C Shea, J C Struthers, J H Schoenwalter, R Springer, H R Selby, C B Simkins, G Valerius, C Warren, H Warren, H Weisman, B W Williston, A C Wolf, G Woodcock, with other guests Todd Moise, William Rogers and Edward Faulhaber.

Neely Powers Colson Corporation Graystone Mr. Powers J. C. Struthers Powers W. Bagnell W. G. Chandler J. Clark C. Clapp A. F. Davis F. Draper H. Dildine G. Elberts F. A. Harmon W. E. Harper C. Harrison M. E. Hendricks H Hopkins A. L. Irish C. Jobson A. Lauck J. Minch I. Noveske C. D. Rawlson W.C. Shea

Passengers Are Hurled From Their Berths

A Fort Pitt Limited eastbound from Chicago derailed eight miles east of Defiance Ohio injuring several passengers. Three were taken to Defiance hospital. Mrs. James Knowell and Mrs. Michael Shaughnessy were treated for wounds and bruises, while Mrs. Helen Rowland was discharged after dressing. The wreck caused by a dropped pin derailed the second locomotive and toppled coaches, with relief trains and rerouting to Akron and other lines.

Defiance Baltimore & Ohio Fort Pitt Chicago Here Defiance Hospital James Knowell St. Paul Rowland Akron Deshler Toledo New York Central Bryan Cincinnati Sherrwood

95th Birthday for Carlisle Township Native Frances Bailey

Mrs. Frances Bailey, resident of Carlisle township for fifty years, turns 95. Born in 1843 in Cuyahoga Falls, she is the sole survivor of her immediate family. her brother Charlie Webster, a Civil War veteran, died two years ago. She lives with son A. P. Bailey and daughter-in-law on East Avenue and is active at home, enjoys reading and radio, and will host a relatives supper at home Sunday evening.

Frances Bailey Carlisle Township A. P. Bailey East Avenue Cuyahoga Falls Charlie Webster Bailey Home Bailey Paul Webster Akron Charles Bailey Harriet Tracey Wellington Houghton Elyria Carlisle

Ambassador Kennedy Heads Home For Christmas

American Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy sails to the United States to spend Christmas at home and brief Washington officials on latest European developments.

London Ila Joseph Ip. Kennedy Neft United States Washington

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