Truck Driver Critically Injured In Lake Road Collision
Howard Radcliff of Lorain suffered a severe skull fracture and multiple facial injuries when his truck slid under a stalled vehicle on a Lake Road grade two miles east of Vermilion. The other truck was operated by Elroy Burke of Muskegon. He was reportedly cranking the engine when the crash occurred. Radcliff was taken to St. Joseph Hospital by local residents.
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Howard Radcliff
R. PB. 2
Florence
Lake Road
Vermilion
St. Joseph Hospital
Radcliff
Elroy Burke
Muskegon
Mich
Sam and Ben Barkan
Lena Hanna
Fourth Street
Lorain
Dime
Neal Dunstan
Princeton Avenue
F. L
Third Street
Second and
Court Streets
Leroy Spinks
Ninth Street
Second Street
West Avenue
Spinks
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
12Th Street
Middle Avenue
Larry Foot
Seven Die in Oklahoma Grime War Fights
Oklahoma’s war against criminals continues after a violent weekend. In Sapulpa Police Chief Tom Brumley Patrolman C P Lloyd were killed in a raid on an outlaw hideout. At Chelsea Deputy Sheriff Al Powell and Newt Clanton died in a pistol duel with three burglars. One gang member Eldon Wilson died Sunday as National Guardsmen held a mob.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Oklahoma
Here
Chelsea
Tom Brumley
C. P. Lloyd
Aussie Elliott
Raymond Moore
Eldon Wilson
Brumley
Lloyd
Elliott
Moore
Wilson
National
al Powell
Newt Clanton
Powell
W. A. Roberts
Clanton
Farm Bureau meetings set in Lorain County townships
Three township Farm Bureaus in Lorain County plan discussions this week with two gatherings. The Penfield and Wellington bureaus meet tomorrow night at Penfield School, and Avon Township Bureau hosts a meeting Thursday night at Avon School.
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Lorain County
Penfield School
Penfield
Wellington Township
Avon School
Avon Township Farm Bureau
Ohio Forecast: Cloudy with Snow Flurries in Northeast
The forecast notes cloudy conditions in Ohio with possible snow flurries in the extreme northeast tonight. Tuesday looks fair and colder, with the north portion remaining chilly.
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Ohio
France on brink as Daladier faces confidence vote
France's political crisis nears a climax as Daladier’s government braces for a chamber vote amid Stavisky scandal anger. Tanks and troops mobilize near Paris with 15,000 police. clashes erupt as rioters demand accountability for prominent Stavisky figures.
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Paris
France
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Stavisky
Daladier
Chamber
Alexandre Stavisky
Jean Chiappe
Radical Socialist Party
Public School Pror EM Totters in Nation's Education
Columbus Ohio February 5 The public school system in the United States faces collapse as revenues and reserves dwindle. By April 1 an estimated 20 000 schools will close affecting about 1 000 000 children and 3 530 000 pupils may be deprived of schooling.
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Columbus
United States
Legion and Auxiliary Join With International Society Drive
The Fifth District American Legion and Auxiliary began cooperation with the International Society for Crippled Children in its infantile paralysis drive. A 50 member meeting at the Legion Home, then a Gates Hospital visit, discussed efforts to inform parents via The Crippled Child. Speakers included James J. Elemes, I. E. Kubic, Keith Hartzell, Dr. F. A. Lawrence, and Dr. Harold Timberlake.
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Fifth District
The
American Legion
International Society For Crippled Children
Legionnaires
American Legion Home
Gates Hospital
Child Welfare Committee
Legion District
International Society
Crippled Child
Society
Legion Home
James J. Elemes
Elyria
I. E. Kubic
Keith Hartzell
Department of Ohio
F. A. Lawrence
Harold Timberlake
Davey Enters Governor Race in Ohio Nomination
Former Congressman Martin L. Davey of Kent formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor in Columbus Ohio He had been the party’s 1928 nominee and was defeated by Governor Myers V Cooper Cincinnati He previously served five terms in Congress from the 14th Ohio District.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Davey
Myers V. Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
Trainmen Scalded and Burned in Spokane Freight Accident
Maupin Oregon Feb 5 Conductor L A Solberg and Brakeman F G Allen were scalded to death when a side rod on a Spokane Portland and Seattle freight engine broke south of Maupin. Engineer A Bauer and Fireman Gerald Bon were burned painfully in the incident.
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Maupin
Ore
L. A. Solberg
F. G. Allen
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
A. Bauer
Gerald Bon
Hope for Flow of Private Money into Industry
Washington reports that administration officials expect a heavy flow of private investment into US business as signs of monetary stability emerge. If billions can be attracted from short term securities, financing of the recovery could move back to private hands, easing the government’s financial burden after years of government credit to business.
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U. P
Washington
United Press
Avon Belden Road upgrade proposed in Grafton Eaton townships
County commissioners consider widening 3.75 miles of Avon Belden road between State Routes 57 and 82 to 20 feet with bituminous macadam at an estimated cost of 68000 dollars. Graf ton and Eaton trustees discuss township participation while seeking state aid for the project which spans Grafton and Eaton and passes near the prison farm.
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Grafton
Eaton Townships
Jack W. Warden
Eaton
Grafton Township
CWA Relief Bill Brought Up In House
Washington report notes administration leadership moved the 950 million CWA relief bill in the House to pass under suspension of the rules, requiring a two thirds vote. The measure aims to expedite aid amid wartime employment programs, with debate possible on timing and eligibility.
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Washington
House
Congress Today Senate
Senate opens case of William P Mac Cracken on contempt. Debates St Lawrence Waterway treaty with possible Navy treaty strength bill. Johnson Public Utilities bill ahead. Interior Dept appropriation discussed. Executive session at Capitol 10 30. Judiciary committee to calendar business. Banking and Currency on bills. House hears $950 million relief bill. Ways and Means tax bill. Rivers and Harbors pending bills.
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Senate
William P. MacCracken
Interior Department
Capitol
Judiciary Committee
Banking and Currency Committee
O. B
House
Ways and Means
Rivers and Harbors
Agate Problems Before Ohio Assembly
The Ohio General Assembly faces urgent 1934 funding and 1935 taxation decisions. Senate already passed a 6.5 million dollar school aid bill. House action hinges on attendance and possible expense allowances. Debates include delinquent tax enforcement and liquor control appointments. Governor White fixes March 15 as the 1935 program deadline.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
House
Special Taxation Commission
White
Liquor Control Board
Liquor Department
West View Station Agent Held Up by Two Robbers
Deputy sheriffs hunted two armed men who held up the West View Big Four Railroad station at about 7 a m. They escaped with 52.81 in cash and about 400 in checks in an automobile. The lone station agent reported the theft and railroad detectives notified Sheriff Clarence W. Dick around 8 30 a m. West View lies across the Lorain County line in Cuyahoga County.
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West View
Big Four Railroad
Clarence W. Dick
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Seven Killed In Auto Accidents Across Ohio
United Press reports list multiple fatalities over the weekend in Ohio. Chillicothe saw three high school students Gene Farrell Charles Ludwig and Donald Conley die after their car was struck by a train. Another couple John Walker and Lucille Walker killed in Cleveland when their car hit a passenger train. Margaret Kovach died from injuries in an Ashtabula hospital crash. Charles West was struck and killed while pushing a stalled car in Cleveland. Judge Howard Bevis and Rabbi Jacob Tarsish escaped injury in a Cincinnati collision.
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United Press
Ohio
Chillicothe
Gene E. Farrell
Charles H. Ludwig
Donald Conley
John R. Walker
Lucille
Cleveland
Margaret Kovach
Ashtabula
Charles D. West
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio Supreme Court
Jacob Tarsish
Columbus
Cincinnati
Man in Aliquippa fatally harms wife, injures daughters
In Aliquippa Pennsylvania on February 15, Joseph D'Agostino, unemployed for months, ran amuck in his home striking and fatally wounding his wife and injuring his two daughters. He barricaded himself inside as police arrived.
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Aliquippa
Joseph D'Agostino
Death of Elyria man Ervin H Wentz
Ervin Harding Wentz 54 superintendent of the electrical department at National Tube Company Lorain died at his home 221 Columbus street after a short illness. Born February 22 1879 in Salamanca New York he lived in Elyria 34 years married 25 years ago. Survived by wife a son Richard a Carnegie Institute of Technology student and a brother Ray Wentz Elyria. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at the home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Body at Taylor's Funeral Home. will be moved to residence tonight.
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Ervin Harding Wentz
National Tube Company
Lorain
Columbus Street
Salamanca
N. Y
Elyria
Elmwood
Richard
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Ray Wentz
Taylor
Amherst Seeks New Trial in Electrical Plant Suit
The village of Amherst filed a second motion for a new trial in the case brought by taxpayer Gladys Schrader over a municipal electric plant. The motion argues the verdict is against the weight of the evidence and contrary to law following a judgment favoring Schrader.
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Amherst
Gladys Schrader
Fairbank
Morse Company
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Schrader
Ickes Urges Oil Tax to Fund Petroleum Code Admin
Secretary of the Interior Ickes urged the House Ways and Means committee to levy a tax of one-fifth of a cent per barrel on oil to finance the administration of the petroleum code.
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Ickes
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
House
Ways and Means Committee
Petroleum Code Administration
President Roosevelt Colds He Cancels Engagements
President Roosevelt has a slight head cold and will stay away from the executive offices until it clears. He will handle mail from the White House study as Dr. Ross McIntire attends him. officials stress the cold is not serious.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ross McIntire
Naval Hospital
Steals Car From Sales Yard In Lorain
Two armed men stole a new automobile from I. T. Atyeo’s sales yard at 2223 Broadway Lorain around 9 p m Saturday. They abandoned the car at the American Legion parking lot Sunday after a confrontation with Atyeo. Police link the pair to a prior Lorain robbery and Elyria abandonment.
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I. T. Atyeo
Broadway
Lorain
American Legion
Atyeo
A. J. Robinson
Elyria
Lorain Woman Pleads Not Guilty To DWI Charge
Judy Radosovic of 2529 East 33rd street Lorain pleaded not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge at arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster. The case set for Wednesday. Radosovic was arrested after a collision at Washington and Ohio streets with Joseph Yuronich of 220 Pasadena avenue.
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Judy Radosovic
East 33Rd Street
Lorain
W. H. Vanoster
Radosovic
Washington and
Ohio Streets
Joseph Yuronich
Pasadena Avenue
Lorain County Farm Women Set Busy Week of Projects
The Lorain County extension service plans a busy week for farm women, launching the final major project of 1933 34 on menu planning with a 1 30 PM start Thursday at the Ohio Public Service kitchens in Elyria led by Alma Garvin OSU nutrition specialist. Additional sessions address cleaning and pressing problems with Penfield Gulf Road Brownhelm Henrietta home council activities continuing through the week.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria
Women of
Penfield
Gulf Road
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Home Council
Steel industry activity rises on rail and car orders
Operations advance 3 points to 36 percent capacity as railcar awards rise and auto orders grow. Washington reports rails and track fastenings demand of 845000 and 200000 tons, with March to June placements. January adds 12 blast furnaces for a total of 86. December exports up 17 percent to 184,585 tons, annual total up 126 percent to 1,350,692 tons. Steel indexes unchanged.
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Cleveland
Steel
Washington
Cleveland Industry Busy in January Sees Upturn
Cleveland Ohio February reports from the Chamber of Commerce show January activity at a four year high based on 100 firms. Of 54 adding staff 27 expect further gains while 3 plan reductions. Auto and steel lead gains with 15.7 and 12.0 percent respectively. chemicals and food products show declines.
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Cleveland, CO
Ohio
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Automotive
J. W. van den Bosch
Steamer Senator Cordill Sinks on Ohio River
In Gallipolis Ohio Captain Fred Hornbrook reported the steamer Senator Cordill sank at lock 14 below Wheeling. Five feet of water covered the first deck as two roustabouts were saved from the ice filled river. A hole in the hull from a protruding wicket at dam 14 caused the catastrophe. River diver Tom McGuffin will begin work on the damaged bottom. The craft is owned by the Pittsburgh and Louisville Packet Company.
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Gallipolis
Fred Hornbrook
Senator Cordill
Tom McGuffin
The
Pittsburgh and Louisville Packet Company
Two Meetings for Teachers Delayed by Illness
Two Thursday meetings on the State Teachers Retirement System have been postponed because W. E. Kirshner secretary of the system was ill and unable to speak.
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W. E. Kirshner
Farm Land Sale Details Soon in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram announces an annual February Farm Land Sale upcoming this month. Prospective land buyers will be watching for details and dates in the classified section.
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Chronicle Telegram
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U. S. Navy
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U. S. Freed
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Grusig
Danger Point
GWA
Frank W. Hoover
Ohio Organization For Caring For
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Congress Today
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