Brother Of Slain Gangster Indicted For Perjury
Columbus dispatch reports Andrew Marino of Youngstown indicted for perjury by a special grand jury probing Ohio parole system. Marino, brother of Roy “Happy” Marino, testified last week. indictment to be filed in Franklin County Common Pleas Court. Sherman Chrysler also indicted for perjury in the same probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
U.P
Andrew Marino
Youngstown
Ohio
Herbert S. Duffy
Marino
Roy “Happy” Marino
Franklin County Dommion Pleas Court
Duffy
Japanese and Chinese Ambassadors To Meet At White House
Japanese ambassador Hiroji Saito and Chinese envoy Cheating T Wang will attend a White House reception tonight for the diplomatic corps. They will avoid discussing the undeclared war and the Panay incident, though both will be present in proximity to President Roosevelt. The encounter aims to observe etiquette while concealing ongoing Far East tensions.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Panay
White House
Hiroji Saito
Japan
Cheating T
Alaska's Three Wheel Motorcycle Lifts Freight Up Gold Mine
Seward observer reports Cal M. Brosius delivering a showing of his three wheel motorcycle climbing a 3,500 foot grade to his gold mine with 200 pounds of freight. Brosius declares this is Alaska's newest mode of transportation.
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Seward
Alaska
Cal M. Brosius
Brosius
Elyria High School Choir to Present Annual Christmas Concert
The Elyria High School a cappella choir will perform its annual Christmas concert at the high school auditorium Sunday at 3 p.m. The program features a violin solo by Geraldine Rigo, a trombone quartet, a reunion number with alumni, and carols from several nations. Alumni from the past three years have been invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Geraldine Rigo
Trombone
Ames Brown
Jack Spencer
Tony Marsico
del Roig
Gaines
Bortnianski
Noel
Morley
Wassailing
Boughton
Bach Gounod
Boritnianski
Archangelski
Beck
Death Record Anna Marie Booth in Elyria dies at 7
Anna Marie Booth 0 115 Oak street died last night at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 7. She was born in Amherst January 24, 1897 and lived in Elyria sixteen years. Survived by husband Circle E. Booth a son Arthur two daughters Nadean and Dorothy Miller five sisters and three brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2 from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Dr J L Urich officiating burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Anna Marie Booth
Oak Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Booth
Circle E. Booth
Amherst
Elyria
Arthur
Nadean
Dorothy Miller
Augustus Saegert
Mary
Charles Wallace Amherst Man Dies at Pleasant View
Charles Wallace 28 of Elyria died at Pleasant View Sanitorium at 2 30 P M Wednesday He had been confined there since May 6 1936 He is survived by a wife and one son who have been living with Mrs Robert Short Franklin Avenue Funeral arrangements handled by O H Baker Co are incomplete
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Amherst. O
Charles Wallace
Elyria
Pleasant View
Robert Short
Franklin Avenue
O. H. Baker Co
Cause Of Fire Is Still Unknown
Fire Chief W N Bates and city water department workers pumped water from the Elyria Dry Goods Company basement after a costly Monday night blaze. Water drained via a newly opened drain as ice from upper floors melted, but the cause remained undetermined.
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City Water Department
Elyria Dry Goods Company
W. N. Bates
Bates
Reckless Walkers Urged to Avoid Unsafe Walking
Colorado Springs residents are urged to guard against unsafe walking described as a heavy contributor to traffic accidents. The appeal notes motorists support safe driving campaigns yet are careless as pedestrians.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Red Flags Mark Skating Ponds Not Safe for Use
Acting on a PTA suggestion, Service Director I. D. Faxon ordered red flags to be placed at city skating ponds to warn when ponds are not frozen enough. He announced a ready skating spot at The American Legion on Ohio Street once the next freeze comes, the fourth pond in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Faxon
Faxon
American Legion
Ohio Street
Dog Upsets Traffic in Cleveland Crossing Boulevard
A small dog dashed across a busy boulevard in downtown Cleveland causing traffic chaos. Brakes squealed as motorists swerved to avoid the animal. The dog crossed safely but the incident damaged three cars worth about $200 and injured a man.
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Cleveland
Canadian and Washington Pilchard Fishing Ban Extended
The state director of fisheries B. M. Brennan said Canadian and Washington fishermen will be barred from pilchard fishing inside the three mile American water limit off the coast. The rule prohibits taking pilchards within the three mile limit by both Canadian and Washington vessels.
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Seattle
B. M. Brennan
State
Washington
League report cites world cereal underconsumption
London officials cite the Mixed Committee of the League of Nations warning that global cereal intake remains insufficient for energy production, linking nutrition to health, agriculture, and economic policy.
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London
League of Nations
Japan Plans to Send Many Children to Manchukuo
Japan announces a program to relocate a large number of children to Manchukuo as part of its policy toward occupied territories. The move aims to secure manpower and educational oversight, with officials citing welfare and future ties to the region.
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Japan
Manchukuo
New York Central Plans Mergers of 13 Subsidiaries
The New York Central Railroad Company announced board approval to merge 13 subsidiaries into two systems, subject to stockholder and Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Eight become part of the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Big Four, while five join Toledo & Ohio Central. Board meetings yesterday approved the proposals.
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New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Big Four
Cincinnati, Northern Railroad Co
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad Co
Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chicago Railroad
Bailey Sugar Creek & Athens Railway Co
Middleport & Northern Railway Co
Perishes in flames in Mansfield home
Margaret Sams, 87, died in a Mansfield house fire last night after being trapped inside. Authorities believe the blaze started from an overheated stove. She lived alone.
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Mansfield
Margaret Sams
Continue Compiling Facts On Sinking Of U. S. Gunboat Panay
Washington officials say they are compiling the record of the sinking of the U S gunboat Panay as they await Japan's move. Reports suggest Admiral Mitsunami may have been relieved, tied to the attack, with Tokyo promising to deal with responsible officers. Authorities have not received formal Panay crew reports yet.
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Washington
United States
Panay
Shanghai
Teizo Mitsunami
Fractures Shoulder In Fall At Home
Mrs. John Heidrich, 56, of 718 Woodland Avenue, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday for a fractured shoulder from a fall in front of her home. She was allowed to go home after the injury was reduced.
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John Heidrich
Woodland Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
In And About The Court House Legal action and sentences filed
Frank Difiore of Detroit filed suit against Richard Weldman of Lakewood seeking 10000 for personal injuries from an automobile collision on Route 2 near Vermilion on August 1 1936. Deputy sheriffs conveyed four county jail prisoners to Mansfield Reformatory to begin indeterminate terms for robbery and rape. Three robbery defendants are Andrew Simko Peter Calabrese and Joseph Geri all of Lorain. Howard Edwards arrested at Montgomery West Virginia was sentenced for rape.
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Frank Difiore
Detroit
Richard Weldman
Iakewood
Route
Vermilion
Samuel Paonessa
Michael Bulzomi
Mansfield Reformatory
Andrew Simko
Peter Calabrese
Joseph Geri
Lorain
Howard Edwards
Mountgomery
W. Va
Grafton Woman Sues Railroad and Village for Injuries
Elizabeth Thompson of Grafton files two suits for personal injuries from a sidewalk fall at the Baltimore and Ohio crossing in Grafton on December 19, 1935. One suit seeks 2950 dollars from the railroad, the other 10000 dollars from Grafton Village. She suffered a fractured right arm and a dislocated shoulder.
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Elizabeth Thompson
Grafton
Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad
Grafton Village
Stroud files suit to contest Catherine Stroud will
Ernest L. Stroud filed a petition contesting the will of Catherine Stroud who died May 2 1937 naming Harvey A Stroud and others as defendants. The will was drawn March 23 1936.
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Ernest L. Stroud
Catherine Stroud
Harvey A. Stroud
Markets Hombegrowers' Market Apples and Produce Prices
Readable market notes show apples and vegetables with prices for Mcintosh Rome Beauty and other varieties, plus beans beets cabbage carrots cauliflower and celery. Also listed are Toledo grain prices, Cleveland livestock and produce sections with butter eggs poultry and regional potato values.
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Hombegrowers
Mcintosh
Jonathan
Sue
Baldwin
Rhodesland Greeninges
Velicious
Toledo
Republican group to pick chair for policy committee
In St Louis on December 16 the Republican National Committee agreed on a chairman for its program committee and nearly completed a 200 member policy panel. The unnamed nominee, approved by all committeemen, is expected to be announced upon acceptance. A Hoover Landon faction compromise aims to ease internal strife while final selection may be delayed by factional disagreements.
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St, Louis
Republican National Executive Committee
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
John T. M. Hamilton
Hoover
Landon
Travel plans mark 51-year railroad veteran Ellis
Handley Texas notes that T B Ellis, a railroad man of 51 years, retired after six years of marriage to Mrs Tom Eilis and her daughter-in-law, and announced plans to travel with his wife and daughter-in-law.
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Handley, Tex
Tom Eilis
Handley
T. B. Ellis
Ellis
Japanese Forces Move on Nanking and Shanghai Actions
Gen Iwane Matsui announced plans to enter Nanking at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Chung Shan gate with troops urging Chinese residents to return home. Embassies reportedly escaped damage. in Shanghai a house to house search led to several arrests after an attack on a Japanese sentry, who was wounded by a grenade that failed to explode.
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Iwane Matsui
Chungshan
Nanking
Shanghai
Public Sale of Farm Goods to Be Held December 21 1937
A public auction offers 16 head of cattle including Holstein and Guernsey cows and heifers plus a Holstein bull, one grey gelding, 40 yearling hens, farm equipment, tools, hay and grain. Located 14 miles west and 1 mile north of Kipton near Route 20 on Bates road. Cash day of sale. Lunch served. Auctioneers A F Hinderer and Pp A Walker.
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Kipton
Route 20
Lorain
Huron County
Bates Road
Guernsey
John Deere
McCormack
Ohio
A. F. Hinderer
A. Walker
Redington Block
H. B. Cook
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Seavige
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
E. H. S. Choir
PANTS
Broad St
Mrs. Hull
Cordell Hull
Poland
Arvin Auto Radio
Harry Bros
E. River
Acme
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
U. S
Lake Ave
Edith Mae
HyGrade
Middle Avenue
Ohlio
Wolb. Bas
Thahn Bakers
Michigan
Maine Creek
Maine
G. O. P. Group
Sudro - Curtis
RESAR
East River Street
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