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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1936

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Five Die in Upper West Side Rooming House Fire

Fire in a four story brownstone on the Upper West Side killed three women a baby and a man when a lodger woke with a cigarette in bed and leaped from the top floor. John Horn escaped burned but seriously hurt. the fire started in William Hoffman’s third floor room and spread through the building.

New York Upper West Side Eleanor Duffield Henry Duffield Jr Nancy Green Marjorie Green August Frank John Horn Horn William P. Brophy William Hoffman Brophy Hoffman Meline Bochet Hofman

Early Christmas Mail Push Affects Elyria Post Office

Elyrians rush Christmas mail as Postmaster C. J. Sartor notes growing early mail now and expects more lines at windows. Delivery of parcel post packages challenges staff as homes lack recipients, prompting arrangements for receiving at doors. Government savings bonds surge as gifts with small denominations popular. an extra State Highway truck and more helpers are anticipated to cope with rising parcel post volume.

C. J. Sartor Sartor State Highway Department

Snow Tonight Expected. Slight Weekend Warmth Predicted

Ohio forecast indicates snow this evening with a likely Saturday morning break. Temperatures show little change, with only minor fluctuations anticipated through the period.

Ohio

72 Year Old Officer Kills Five Persons

Pittsburgh reports a 72 year old policeman, Martin Sullivan of Duquesne, on a murderous spree claiming revenge for alleged rape. He killed two men and three women including parents of his estranged wife, and wounded a sixth. He later returned to jail after viewing a social worker he had also testified against.

Pittsburgh Martin Sullivan Dufor Duquesne Helen Thomas G. Gallagher Sullivan Gallagher Joseph Benda Helen Benda Benda Gallacher Laura Bacon

Educators Decry Tax Bill Crushing School Basics

In Columbus Ohio, educators call the $68 million tax program a crushing blow to the year old school foundation plan. The bill, approved 85 to 24 by the House, would allot about $22 million for school operation, far short of the $60 million professionals say they need. State Education Director E L Bowsher vows a last stand to secure more funds, while a separate measure allows districts to borrow against anticipated sales tax allocations. The House adjourns after praise for lawmakers Grant Ward and Creesy, with a plan for a skeleton session Monday and possible recall next Wednesday if Senate amendments pass.

Columbus House of Representatives Senate Taxation Committee School Foundation E. L. Bowsher House Taxation Committee Senate Boards of Educations Tax Commission Legislative Services Grant Ward Creesy Frank R. Aible Cleveland House

Ship J S Ashley to be converted into self unloader

Cleveland officials said the steamer J S Ashley will be dry docked in Lorain and converted to a self unloader, creating work for 250 men over three months. The vessel will gain a 10 000 ton capacity.

Cleveland, O Pioneer Steamship Co J. S Ashley Lorain Ashley

Protest Over Mrs Simpson Presence In Cannes France

In Cannes a swell of protest greets Mrs. Simpson's stay as taxpayers and English residents criticize her presence. Mayor Noveau declares neutrality while newspapers and residents debate the issue amid reports of threatening letters. A Menton arrest linked to a yacht theft, not the protest, unsettles the scene.

Mrs. Simpson Cannes France Pierre Noveau Simpson Duke of Windsor Menton

Youth Bound Over To Grand Jury By Petro

Charles Presti and three Cleveland youths faced preliminary hearings on Route 20 robbery at Matt Gardner’s filling station. Presti bound over to grand jury on $10,000 bond as driver. Bruno and Tanno awaiting decisions. Germano hospitalized after being wounded. Gardner famed for shooting at and capturing robbers over five years.

Charles Presti Cleveland Matt Gardner Grand Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petro Presti Jack Bruno Anthony Tanno Petro Nick Germano Elyria Memorial Hospital Gardner Germano Chalmers Davidson Clarence W. Dick Bruno Tanno

Woman Rescues Boy From Black River

Mrs. Max Pember, 34, of 1209 East River Street, saved Boyd Cameron, 3, from the ice filled Black River at 11:25 am. She crossed five feet deep water, breaking ice with a stick, to reach the boy and deliver him to George Tulk’s home. Firemen and police praised her bravery, and the boy recovered with only a cold bath.

Max Pember East River Street Boyd Cameron Hugh Cameron George Tulk Elmer Waldron George Mynchenburg Mrs. Pember

U S Gunboat Erie Fired On Off Spanish Port

Madrid dispatch reports that the Nationalist Battleship Espana fired on the U S S Gun boat Erie near Gijon. The Erie raised the American flag and prepared to answer, but Espana turned away. Shells reportedly landed near the waterfront Masel Market as the governor general reported the incident to Valencia.

Madrid Febus Espana Erie Atlantic Gijon Land Asturias Julio Alvarez del Varo Valencia

Names Of Needy Families Sought For Not An Empty Stocking

Postponement of the Not an Empty Stocking Committee meeting was announced by Capt. Henry Hillier of the Salvation Army who said the meeting will likely be held early next week to avoid conflicting with tonight’s Y M C A amateur show. Police Chief Stankard cannot attend. About 200 needy families expected. 11 dollars turned in last night with more today.

Henry Hillier Salvation Army E. J. Stankard Hillier

Record at Elyria Memorial Hospital Sets November Average

The Elyria Memorial Hospital board reported a new November record with an average of 82 patients daily, two more than the previous 1929 record. Superintendent Frank W. Hoover noted 419 babies born in the first 11 months, seven more than last year, and announced upcoming installation of new sterilizers with old units torn out and plumbing and tile work planned for early next year.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Frank W. Hoover

Stamp and Parcel Post Windows Open Tomorrow Afternoon

Elyria post office will extend hours until 6 p m tomorrow to help buyers get stamps and mail Christmas packages. Postmaster C J Sartor announced the extra hours as Saturday windows normally close at 1 p m.

Elyria C. J. Sartor

Christmas Brings Joy for Ohio Coal Miners

In St Clairsville and nearby towns of the Ohio Valley, about 38,000 miners regain regular work with higher wages after years of unemployment. The region, once hit by drastic declines since 1921, now enjoys a booming trade as contractor shortages ease. Sheriffs report bustling towns and renewed labor demand as wages climb to around five dollars daily in some operations.

ST. Clairsvile Ohio Sears Ohio Valley Walter J. Walker Burn Ohio Coal Association St. Clairsville Bellaire Martins Ferry Tri-State Howard Duff Belmont County

Roosevelt vows non intervention in House leadership picks

President Roosevelt affirmed the White House will not influence the selection of a Democratic House leader, citing a long-standing rule since 1923. He held a press conference and said he will deliver the annual message in person, with the budget message and an estimate of relief needs to follow later. He planned to meet with the cabinet to discuss battleship construction and unemployment relief.

Washington Roosevelt White House Democratic House Siice Congress

Ferro Enamel Corp to pay 10% bonus to workers

In Cleveland Ohio on December 18 the Ferro Enamel Corp announced that ten percent of its net income will be prorated among employees as a January bonus. This bonus accompanies a five percent wage increase recently announced by president R A Weaver.

Cleveland, CO Ferro Enamel Corp R. A. Weaver

Foremen in labor relations urged as key links to peace

Glen QO. Smith told 75 Elyria foremen at the YMCA that foremen are between management and labor, must think of their men, lead with a human attitude, and avoid boss leadership. He praised collective bargaining under Wagner Act and warned against racketeers while noting no strikes in his experience. Howard Gollmar presided.

Glen QO. Smith Cleveland Law Elyria Smith Howard Gollmar Club

Eden warns nations to keep hands off Spain in debate

In London on December 18 Captain Anthony Eden urged Germany Italy and Russia to stay out of the Spanish quarrel during foreign affairs debate. He acknowledged non intervention fell short of expectations yet reduced war risks and noted Britain and France pursue new Franco British mediation efforts to improve non intervention policy.

London Anthony 'Eden Germany Italy Russia Spain House of Commons Eden

Students To Sing Carols From Courthouse Steps

Elyria high school singers will perform Christmas carols from the courthouse steps on two nights. About 100 Elyria High School vocalists from the junior and senior choirs will sing from 7 30 to 8 30 each evening with Beck directing. Afterward they will attend a YMCA dinner. The senior choir has two more public appearances this week, including a Christmas concert at Elyria High School on Sunday at 3 p.m. and an afternoon performance at Jefferson Junior High today.

Elyria Jefferson Junior High Elyria High School J. Martin. Beck Jeffertson Junior High School

Pope Pius Spends Quiet Night at the Vatican

Vatican officials report Pope Pius XII spent a quiet night with weak, poorly circulating right leg raising fears of varicose veins. Doctors note he cannot walk unaided and now uses a full length wheel chair, yet he proceeds with plans for the Christmas Eve meeting with the College of Cardinals in the Vatican throne room.

Vatican City Pope Pius Vatican Holy

Fire damages Fred Ellert & Son Photographic Studio

Marion Ohio December 18 fire caused damage estimated at 1 cent thousand at the Fred Ellert and Son Photographic Studio. The blaze is believed to have started from a spark from photographic equipment.

Marion, O Fred Ellert & Son

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William B. Bankhead Mrs. Bankhead Boy Black River U.S State Department U. S Pontiff Pius XI Bulletin E.hls Marion By the
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