Five Die Five Hurt In Bellevue Area Auto Bus Crash
Two persons were killed and five injured in a head on collision between a bus and an automobile on Route 20 near Bellevue. The dead were not named immediately. Injured were H. J. Dunkel, Mrs. A Buckner, Mrs. Carl Isler, Mrs. Mathew Powers, and Lucille Blintzley. Bus driver C D Hanville said a sedan crossed the road causing the crash.
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Bellevue
Bellevue Hospital
H. J. Dunkel
Oute 1
A. Buckner
Carlisler
Mathe!owers
Toledo
Lucille Blintzley
North Airfield
Hanville
Mbuwlances
Unusual Question Of Law Before Judge Findley
Common Pleas Judge Guy Indley heard a case arising from a $3,000 judgment won by Edward Hromoda of Lorain against Joseph Hazzard Jr. A jury verdict for Hromoda dated December 20, 1926, followed injuries from a collision with Hazzard's car a year earlier. The issue was whether the court could compel payment and, if Hazzard refused, whether contempt proceedings could result in imprisonment, and whether such imprisonment would violate constitutional debt imprisonment prohibitions. Wages for federal employees cannot be garnished, raising the core question of enforcement and potential contempt.
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Common Pleas
Guy
Indley
Edward Hromoda
Lorain
Joseph Hazzard
Lorain Dostal Employe
Hromoda
Benjamin Richbaum
Hazzard
Dromeda
Dairy Sales Group To Meet Monday
Lorain County Dairy Sales Association holds its annual meeting at Carlisle Grange hall to elect nine directors for 1940. C F Christian of the Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland will speak during the afternoon session after morning reports. The group serves 1848 members in Lorain county.
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C. F. Christian
Milk Producers Federation of
Cleveland
Lorain County Dairy Sales Association
Carlisle Grange Hall
Ducers
Lorain County
Crews of British Subs Are Safe
London February 3 reports that after two weeks of suspense Germany has gradually disclosed that the entire crews of the British submarines Starfish and Undine are safe. No word on the Seashore. it is presumed all aboard dead.
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London
Germany
Weather summary from Ohio to the East Coast
Fair to night then increasing clouds Sunday with rising temperatures. High pressure over the Central States and falling barometers on the Pacific coast. It is colder east of the Mississippi with freezing temperatures into Southern states. Northern Plains warmer. Light to moderate precipitation across the West and Great Plains. light snow in West Virginia Virginia and coastal areas from Norfolk to Boston.
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Ohio
Central States
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Plains
Snc
West Virginia
Virginia
Norfolk
Boston
Gannett Says FDR Should Resign
Rochester publisher Frank E. Gannett urged Congress to strip extraordinary powers from the president and call for Roosevelt's resignation. He warned the New Deal heads toward collectivism, censorship of radio, and wartime powers, proposing a GOP program to revive the economy and expand private enterprise.
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New York
Fed
Roosevelt
Frank E. Gannett
National Republican Club Today
Gannett
Congress
Rochester
New Deal
America
Garnett
Village And Rural School Boards Plan March 16 Meeting
Lorain County village and rural boards of education schedule a 1 30 P M March 16 meeting at Clearview School. The county band orchestra and choral contest will run that day, giving members a chance to review school musical groups. State Director E N Dietrich may attend, or a state education representative will attend.
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Lorain County
Boards of Education
E. N. Dietrich
State Department of Education
Clearview School
Russians Drop Troops From Parachutes
Copenhagen February 3 Russian forces halted their assault on the Mannerheim line and pulled back after a failure of new sledges and parachute troops. Dispatches say parachutists, flown by about 200 planes, divided into eight man units, wore Finnish uniforms and fish-skin capes with skis. Finns report most were killed or captured, with at least 1000 Russians lost yesterday.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Mannerheim Line
Viipurti
Must Respond To Traffic Tickets Nationwide in Elyria
Police Chief E. J. Stankard announced that arrest warrants will be issued next week for local motorists who have not responded to traffic tickets. About 75 license numbers are on the list, including 26 Elyria residents, with many tickets dating back several months for out of town vehicles spotted by officers. Authorities will tow such cars to the police pound when encountered.
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E. J. Stankard
Elyria
Tate
Train Hits Truck Chassis Near Van Wert
A Pennsylvania passenger train today struck a truck chassis driven by James Frank Adams of Ashland. Adams suffered only a bruised leg.
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van Wert
Pennsylvania
James Frank Adams
Ashland
Adams
Hitler Isolated At Berlin Chancellery In War Strain
Berlin February reports describe Adolf Hitler as a near recluse at his Wilhelmstrasse chancellery. He works 14 to 16 hours daily, eats a strict diet, and spends little time outdoors or socializing. He rarely leaves Berlin except for a deadly Munich visit and a Christmas troop visit on the Western Front. He wears a plain army uniform with minimal insignia and maintains only a few decorations. Daily meetings include Goering, Brauchitsch, Raeder, and Reichenau, with industrial leaders increasingly present. He studies front reports and ministry briefs, concluding with midnight notes that may shape laws for 100 million people.
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Brlin
Feb
Adolf Hitler
Wilhelmstrasse
Berlin
Poland
Munich
Hermann Goering
Walther von Brauchitsch
Army
Erich Raeder
Navy
Walter von Reichenfu
Hitler
Tna
Boy Suffering Severe Laceration From Sign Incident
Max Bishop, 14, of 1005 East River Street, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 6 A.M. for a severe laceration to his right hand after grabbing a metal sign at East Avenue and Fourth Street while on his way to a local dairy to help with deliveries. Three stitches were required to close the wound.
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Max Bishop
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Japanese War Minister Rules Out End to War With China
Tokyo reports War Minister Gen Shunruko Hata declared in Parliament that Japan will not end the war with China on any terms short of total victory. He described China as pro Communist and anti Japanese, while reaffirming an immutable policy and a holy war aim. He cited one million troops in China and noted significant casualties, urging an anti Communist front with China and Manchukuo.
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Tokyo
Pi—Stern
China
Shunruko Hata
Hata
Takao Saito
Takao
Minseita Party
Diet
Japan
Mitsurmasa Yonai
East Asia
Manchukuo
Finns Claim Reds Repulsed at Ladoga and Mannerheim Line
Helsinki reported heavy Soviet attacks against the Mannerheim line were repulsed with Finnish losses and captured Russians. The communique claimed over 200 Reds killed and 70 captured, 25 tanks and three guns taken northeast of Lake Ladoga, and 150 Russians killed on the Ladoga Islands. It cited destruction of 11 Russian tanks and three guns in the Kurmo area and large material captures.
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Helsinki
Mannerheim
Summa
Lake Ladoga
Ladoga
Mantsi
Kurmo
Sum- Ma
Mannerwein
Representatives From Five Counties Meet Here Wednesday
Farm Bureau representatives from five counties near Lorain County will attend a 1:30 P M meeting at First Methodist Church in Elyria on cooperative medicine. Dr James Warbasse of New York City will discuss programs in places where tried. Local groups hope to learn how to organize a county program and will hear about actions in Medina Ashland Huron Erie and Cuyahoga Counties.
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Farm Bureau
Lorain County
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Merritt Powell
Lorrain County
Cuyahoga County Bar Head Wounded In Accident
Grover C. Hosford 57 president of the Cuyahoga County Bar Association was near death at St Luke's Hospital after a gun he was cleaning discharged. The 38 caliber revolver went off in his bedroom shortly after midnight wounding him below the heart. An emergency operation was performed but his condition remained poor, wife heard the shot and found him.
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Cleveland, O
Grover C. Hosford
Cuyahoga County Bar Association
St Luke's Hospital
Hosford
Shots Fired Near U S Flagship Luzon On Yangtze
Near Shanghai on the Yangtze river several shots were fired toward the US Luzon flagship of the Yangtze patrol. Ambassador Johnson and Rear Admiral Glassford were aboard returning from a river cruise when the incident occurred. Japanese circles warned of possible Chinese plots to target Johnson during river inspections.
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Shanghai
Luzon
Wulu
Nelson T. Johnson
U. S
Shiaji
Johnson
William Glassford
Hankaowi
Gontralissimo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Nanking
Wahu
Jese
Disinfecting School Textbooks Proposed by Board Member
Clarence S Brusa of Eaton Township urged annual disinfection of all school textbooks at year end to curb sanitary concerns. County superintendent A Gibbons said he would investigate, and the board planned to study the proposal at a future meeting.
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Lorain County
Former Master of The National Grange Dies
Sherman J. Lowell, 81, longtime leader of the National Grange and former head of the Fre donia Grange, died at his Fredonia home. Born in Lamberton, Minnesota, he became the first United States master of the Fredonia Grange in 1904, was elected New York State Grange Master in 1916, and led the national organization in 1919.
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Fredonia
Sherman J. Lowell
National Grange
Lamberton
Lowell
Fredonia Grange
United States
New York State
House cuts agri funding trigger Senate clash
Washington February 3 The House sent a 1941 agriculture department bill for 722 million to the Senate after slashing 65.9 million from Roosevelt’s bedrock budget. House Republicans backed economy measures while the farm bloc fought to restore funds, signaling a protracted battle over parity payments and surplus purchase programs. The President, from Hyde Park, refused to accept responsibility for potential damage if cuts proceed. Senate leaders warned parity and surplus funds face tough odds amid the clash.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Department
Senate
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Farm Bloc
Congress
Treasury
Robert M. LaFollette
George W. Norris
Ind
Neb J
Claude Pepper
Fla
Notable Springfield Leader Dies at 72
Max L. Kleeman, 72, prominent business leader and philanthropist, died today in Springfield from a cerebral hemorrhage. He served as president of the People's Outfitting Co. and was known for community work.
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Springfield
Max L. Kleeman
People’s Outfitting Co
Five Hurt In Crash West Of Elyria
Slippery winter road conditions blamed for four accidents yesterday and last night injuring seven people. At 12 40 A M a two car collision on Route 20 at Hale's Hit west of Elyria sent five occupants to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Robert Stich 21 drove into a guard rail then collided head on with Dale Allen 31. Others injured include Ellis Cole 27 Dale Allen’s car owner. Rob ert Eastman 17 and Robert Dobel 19. Effie Lynne Johnston 20 months suffered a facial laceration in a separate incident. Additional minor injuries occurred in crashes involving Henry Sassmanhausen 64 and Norbert Stack 27.
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Hale's
Elyria
Robert Stich
Concord Avenue
Dale Allen
Brown Street
Wellington
Ellis Cole
Grant Street
Allen
Robert Eastman
Emerson Court
Robert Dobel
Princeton Avenue
Stich
Eastman
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Effie Lynne Johnston
Clifford Johnston
Bellfield Avenue
Johnston
Stanley Czyczet
Apple Avenue
Lorain
Lake Avnue
Stop
Sheriff Department
Henry €. Sassmanhausen
Harwood Street
Elyria Avenue
Dutton Road
Norbert A. Stack
Cleveland
Stack
Ethel May Thompson
BR. D. 2
Lawrence Knoble
Amherst
Ten Lorain County Women Return From Columbus
Ten Lorain County women returned home after attending Ohio Farmers Week in Columbus. Seven sang in a state wide chorus of 1530 homemakers at a Farmers Week session on Wednesday. Names include Mrs Reuben Miller Mrs C A Gibbens Mrs Maynard Huene Mrs Leslie Gould Mrs C N Williams Mrs Harry Lower and Mrs Ollie Minnich, plus Mrs James Robertson of Columbus. Other attendees were Mrs Beulah Feakins of Oberlin county delegate Mrs William Berg of Oberlin and Miss Frances Eckert county home demonstration agent.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Reuben Miller
C. A Gibbens
Maynard Huene
Leslie Gould
Lake Avenue
C. N. Williams
Elyria
Harry Lower
Ollie Minnich
West Ridge
James Robertson
Gibbens
Beulah Feakins
Oberlin
Women’s Home Council
William Berg
Frances Eckert
Jury Dismissed Until February 26th in Lorain Case
The last common pleas jury case before Judge D A Cook ended with Emma O’Hara of Lorain winning $500 against her uncle Barney Ciapezinski as executor of Antonia Ciapezinski’s estate for household work and nursing for her grandmother who died last year. Bailiff Fred Bauer cited vacationing in the South as delaying schedules, forcing a Feb 26 denial. Federal grand jury in Washington prepared to examine the Associated Gas and Electric Company utility system with officers and directors under scrutiny.
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Common Pleas Court
D. A. Cook
Emma O'Hara
Lorain
Barney Ciapezinski
Antonia Ciapezinski
Fred Bauer
Bauer
South
Washington
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Dairy Sales Group
Gulf
Ollie R. Wilds
Mississippi River
Natchez
Miss
FDR
Cuyahoga County
Henry Frees
Belleville
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
Aeme
Lelephoto
U.S
Bulletin
The
F. D.R
Charles L. McNary
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