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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
5
Ches ter Probaski, 25, of Cleveland, inmate at the Ohio Reformatory, is sentenced to death for first degree murder in the slaying of guard Frank G. Hangar during a October escape attempt. Jury found no mercy. Judge Hudson will hear a motion for a new trial.
The statement argues that education should serve lifelong needs and adapt to social and economic shifts to prepare individuals for ongoing learning and resilience. It emphasizes flexible curricula and continuous skill development aligned with evolving opportunities.
Washington report shows 234,300 wounded versus 776,812 veterans on direct money benefits. General Frank T. Hines notes per man costs and compares Allied nations, warning future cap on benefits.
In Cincinnati Ohio a 32 year old Martha Sottong, wife of a restaurant owner, was found shot dead in a downtown flat today. A man, Ralph Reidy aged 22, was arrested after admitting presence in the flat and claiming the shooting was accidental during a pistol wrestle. A gun was found at his home. A neighbor, Mrs. Samhammer, heard a dog bark and found the victim seated upright with wounds in the temple and abdomen. Reidy, who says he formerly worked for Sottong's husband, is held for further questioning.
A man and his dog died in a Cleveland garage fire while a woman suffered severe burns. Stephen Myers 40 driver for J B Hunt Trucking was found dead in bed with Queenie the police dog at the foot of the bed after the blaze began from a disconnected flue. Frank S Skinner reported the dog barking and trying to awaken Myers. Mary Sapp 35 was in critical condition from burns when a small electric heater ignited her clothing at home.
The Mississippi Valley and Chicago align against Upper Great Lakes states over Lake Michigan water diversion. The six new states Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas join to intervene in the hearing to argue for sufficient diversion to aid river transportation.
A concise reflection frames education as a process of assimilation rather than mere accumulation of facts, arguing that learning shapes identity and understanding through integration of ideas. It emphasizes transformative growth over rote memorization.
An anonymous $300,000 endowment fund is set to establish a chair of surgery at Western Reserve University School of Medicine in Cleveland in honor of the late Col. Oliver H. Payne. Dr. Carl H. Lenhart named as first Payne chair professor. Payne born in Cleveland in 1835, son of Senator Henry B. Payne.
The article notes three distinct propulsion methods for ships: paddle-wheel, screw propeller, and jet propulsion by pumping water from bow to stern to push the vessel forward. It explains the jet method as a suctioning action pulling the ship along.
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