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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1939

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Britain backs France if France in trouble

Rome reports Britain informed Italy it would stand solidly behind France should trouble arise between Italy and France. The Mussolini Chamberlain talks are described as a failure, with hints of a shift away from appeasement and toward a firmer line among democracies and dictatorships.

United Press Rome Great Britain Italy France Britain Neville Chamberlain Benito Mussolini Chamberlain Mussolini Mediterranean Spain Germany

Weather forecast for Ohio snow expected this afternoon

Snow likely this afternoon and tonight across north and central Ohio with heavy amounts in those areas. Saturday will be mostly cloudy with light snow flurries in the east and north. temperatures remain largely unchanged. A Texas disturbance moved into Tennessee bringing moderate to heavy precipitation from the Central Valleys, snow from Ohio to Kentucky, with rain southward. High pressure over Ontario New York and New England and over the Northwest. a stationary low over Saskatchewan. Temperature changes over the past 24 hours were minor.

Ohio Texas Tennessee Kentucky Ontario New York New England Saskatchewan

Nationalists Claim Tortosa Occupied in Catalan Push

Burgos Spain Jan 13 Nationalist military headquarters says troops seized Tortosa in a swift southern advance toward the Mediterranean coast south of Tarragona. They report gains on the northern front with the capture of Agramunt, claiming to have broken Loyalist mountain defenses.

Burgos Spain U.n Tortosa Mediterranean Sea Tarragona Agramunt

Board Reaches Agreement on Bus Dispute

Sheffield Lake Board of Education reached a settlement with bus driver Charles A Bauserman after weeks of dispute. He may keep his route this year but will not be rehired next year. County officials noted they cannot discharge him and only could revoke his certificate for proven negligence.

Sheffield Lake Board of Education Charles A Bauserman Sheffield Lake Bauserman Sheffield Lake Board Lorain County Board of Education Focal Board County Board

Lorain County School Board Sets 1939 Budget Totals

Lorain County Board of Education approved a 1939 operating appropriation of 21,482.02 for the county school office, just under the prior year’s total and with salaries kept at 1938 levels. The plan allocates 9,520 for salaries and distributes funds across superintendents, assistants, secretarial staff, attendance officer, supplies, retirement systems, and miscellaneous expenses, with 2,952.02 reserved for emergencies. The board also authorized a new clerk desk, and extra WPA book repair supplies for county schools.

A. T. Smith Bauserman Lake Road State Highway Patrol Highway Patrol Smith The Lorain County

Patrolman and Robber Slain in Gun Battle

In Cleveland Ohio two robbers held up a east side department store taking about $500. Patrolman James Goggin 19 years on the force was killed in a gun fight as he arrived with a patrol car. One robber also died. the other fled. Store manager Leonard Kaplow identified the slain officer.

Cleveland. O James Goggin Cleveland East Side Leonard Kaplow Goggin Kaplaw

Shoemaker recounts hate that led to murder of brother-in-law

John Quinn, 55, a shoemaker and ex convict, told Wilmette police a bitter hate toward Dr. Gordon E. Mordoff, 50, drove him to shoot. Mordoff, prominent in the Chicago suburb, was killed in his office as witnesses watched. Quinn said Mordoff poisoned his sister and vowed to kill him, recounting years of grievance and a past larceny frame.

Wilmette Ill John Quinn Gordon E. Mordoff Quinn Mordoffs Madge Mordoff Chicago Henry Brautigan Floyd L. McGrath McGrath Gordon Mordoff II Gordon Mordoff III Reginald Arthur Mann Sonny Boy Minneapolis Margaret Mann St. Vincent's Orphanage Miss Mann

Elyria Kiwanis Officers Installed At Banquet

Elyria Kiwanis Club officers were installed at the Sixth Division Kiwanis Clubs of Ohio District banquet at Hotel Cleveland. New officers include L. D. McBean president C. E. Betts vice president A. H. Waters secretary and R. G. Rockwood treasurer. Floyd Pfaff district governor installed the officers with Elmer T. Elbrecht presiding over the district. The event featured The Elyrians quartet and drew many local members as guests.

Elyria Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Clubs of Ohio Cleveland Elyrians L. D. McBean C. E. Betts A. H. Waters R. G. Rockwood Waters Floyd Pfaff Marietta Ohio Kiwanis District Elmer T. Elbrecht

Possible Source Of County Operating Funds Reported

Prosecutor Howard R. Butler announced a potential transfer of special funds to the general operating account with consent from the state tax commission and approval of the common pleas court. The figures cited include 45000 for road and bridge, 4570 for state road, and 20275 for dog and kennel funds, with total general fund availability of 559584 for ten months of operation.

Howard R. Butler Tax Commission Common Pleas Court Butler State Tax Commission C. S. Kelser

Schmeling and Wife Quizzed by Nazi Police

An American and a British newspaper report that former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling and his film star wife Amny Ondra were questioned at length by Nazi police for allegedly criticizing Propaganda Minister Goebbels. The New York Daily News dispatch from Paris says they were questioned for hours on Monday and Tuesday as Goebbels demanded their arrest.

Max Schmeling Amny Ondra Paul Joseph Goebbels New York Daily News Paris Goebbels

Snowstorm Hits Ohio With Blizzard Level Snow

A blizzard scale snowstorm struck southern Ohio including Lorain County with slippery highways and slow travel. City and county crews plowed and cindered routes while winds from the east drove temperatures below freezing. Forecaster Bonnell said snow would cover Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania and West Virginia with remaining warm into the next days.

Ohio Lorain County Cincinnati Midwest Do. A. Bonnell U. S Ilinois Indiana Kentucky Pennsylvania West Virginia Gulf States

Five Dismissed By New Welfare Director

Columbus Ohio January 13 Ainsworth wire reports that five persons appointed to the state division of probation and parole by Mrs Myrna Smith former private secretary to Governor Davey and now a Parole Board member were dismissed today by Charles L Sherwood new state welfare director The dismissed include Augusta Allen James C Dorrington Thomas C Knox C H Armbruster and Joseph A Kleinfelder effective January 15 Knox and Armbruster are former state representatives and the four latter were investigators.

Columbus State Division of Probation and Parole Myrna Smith Davey Parole Board Charles L Sherwood New State Welfare Augusta Allen Liquor James C. Dorrington Cleveland Thomas C. Knox Cambridge C. H. Armbruster Napoleon Joseph A. Kleinfelder Washington Knox Armbruster

Col Jacob Ruppert Dies Owner of Yankees Dead at 71

Col Jacob Ruppert, millionaire brewer and owner of the New York Yankees, died at his Fifth Avenue apartment after a lingering illness. He had suffered phlebitis and other complications since April, entering a coma and receiving last rites before death at 10:28 A M. Services will be held at St Ignatius Loyola Church with burial in Kensico cemetery.

New York U.P Jacob Ruppert New York Yankees Fifth Avenue Ruppert St. Ignatius Loyola Church Kensico N. Y

Director Announces Economy Moves In Highway Department

Columbus January 13 Robert S Beightler new director of highways outlined economy steps expected to save the Ohio state highway department nearly a quarter of a million dollars this year The plan includes eliminating the safety coordination bureau transferring duties to the traffic bureau dismissing 81 highway employees in the Toledo division abolishing four patrol positions appointing three assistant division engineers and consolidating office roles Beightler also cancelled orders for 12 new cars and a twin coach and rescinded a transfer of an automobile to another department He said 1000 layoffs would come and further cuts in the bureau of motor vehicles were planned

Columbus U.S State Highway Department Robert S. Beightler Beightler Davey Toledo Fulton Henry Lucas Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Williams Wood Counties State Highway Patrol Lynn Black C. P. Lauderbauck E. A. Catehenry New Knoxville Earl L. Reed Hicksville W. H. Moore Akron Kent Public Works Department Bureau of Motor Vehicles

Friday Deadline For Dog Licenses In County

County Auditor C. S. Kelser warns dog owners to buy 1939 licenses by 4 p m next Friday January 20 to avoid a $1 penalty. He notes 2,635 tags sold so far, with about 11,500 issued last year.

C. S. Kelser

Ohio Congressmen Urge WPA to Revoke or Postpone Order

Ohio congressmen pressed for WPA to revoke or postpone its order removing widows and aged persons from relief roles. At an emergency meeting in Washington the delegation heard Cleveland councilmen outline crisis in Cuyahoga County. Rep. Crosser cited a possible $400,000 monthly relief cut. critics questioned WPA staffing in Cleveland. Delegation included Democrats Crosser Sweeney and others and Republicans Bender Bolton Marshall Smith Clevenger Jones Lewis Seecombe White Jenkins.

Washington Ohio WPA Cleveland Cuyahoga County Robert Crosser Carl Watson Martin L. Sweeney Dr. Watson Crosser Sweeney Harter Hunter Polk Ashbrook Bender Bolton Marshall

Officials Of 17 Counties To Meet Here

Lorain County officials host the Northern Ohio Commissioners Auditors and Engineers Association meeting at Eloria Country Club next Wednesday with Ford Becker of the Ohio Tax Commission outlining state taxation issues and relief prospects. Local leaders will hear talks on relief legislation by O P Van Schoik and State Auditor Joe Ferguson, plus county problems from Howard Butler and highway engineer Murray Shaffer. Invited counties include Cuyahoga Wayne Richland Ashland Medina Huron Erie Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Crawford Morrow Knox Holmes Tuscarawas Stark Summit plus Lorain and surrounding districts.

Northern Ohio Commissioners, Auditors and Engineers Association Ford Becker Ohio Tax Commission Lorain John EF. Davidson Lorain County O. P. van Schoik Ohio Joe Ferguson Butler Oscar G. Dunn Howard R. Butler Murray Shaffer Mansfield Neawly Ashland Edward DeChant Cuyahoga Wayne Richland Medina Huron Erie Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Crawford Morrow Knox Holmes Tuscarawas Stark and Summit

Injunction Granted Against Officials In Franklin County

Washington county commissioners won a temporary injunction in Franklin county court preventing state officials from withholding sales tax revenues from the county fund. Officials withheld $101,000 for treatment of insane and feeble minded patients, claiming accounting errors and overcharges, and the commissioners asked for an accounting.

Columbus. Q Washington County Franklin County

Bill would expand powers of I C C and railroad aid

Washington January 13 chairman Clarence Lea Democrat California of the House Interstate Commerce committee introduced an omnibus railroad aid bill. It would expand the power of the Interstate Commerce commission and revise the system for reorganizing insolvent lines. Lea’s plan contrasts with Roosevelt task force proposals for rail rehabilitation.

Washington Jan Clarence Lea Calif House Interstate Commerce Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Lea Roosevelt

Bricker Signs First Bill Inaugurates Partial Budget Plan

Columbus Ohio January 13 Governor John W Bricker signed his first bill the six months partial appropriation measure and prepared to present his general assembly agenda in a joint session Monday night outlining initial legislative recommendations for the new administration.

Columbus John W. Bricker

Two Convicts Escape Attempt Wounded by Guards at Alcatraz

Five convicts including Arthur Barker attempted to escape Alcatraz in heavy fog. Guards opened fire, wounding Barker seriously and Stamphill in both legs. The group, aimed at reaching the bay, was captured before leaving the island as coast guard cutters and police boats surrounded the area. Barker, Stamphill, McCain, Young, and Martin were identified by Warden James A. Johnston.

San Francisco Arthur Barker Alcatraz Rock Barker James A. Johnston Dale Stamphill Rufus McCain Henry Young William Martin Warden Johnston Stamphill Martin San Francisco Bay McCain Young San Francisco Area Johnston Coast Guard Karpis Doc” Barker Alvin Old Creepy) Karpis America Oklahoma Kate Barker Freddie Barker Arthur Ma” Barker Freddie Odawa Fla Alcatraz Bremer Oakland Bay Cities Fuiuves

Friday the 13th Jinx Catches This Man

Perry New York January 13 A man named P R Fox on a country road ran over what he thought was a black cat but was a black skunk His car skidded crashed into a fence a fence rail pierced the radiator and pinned him to the seat Fire destroyed the car when friends towed it home and tried to free him

Perry N. Y P. R. Fox Fox

Also Mentioned on This Page

Premice Earl of Perth Pius Duce Viscount Halifax William Phillips Andre Francois-Poncet County School Board Shoemaker Elyriauns Elyria W. O. Zaiser OW. Pond A. H. West H. R. Rorick F. A. Dusthimer Wesley Suhr Myron Weis Jean Scott Harry Hyman R. 4. Young Paul Halter K. P. Meister George H. Allen C. E. Guth S. J. Birkbeck F. W. Lohnes Earl Lautenschieger A. R. Tite M. A Abbe A.h.waters L.D Rockwood Schmeling New Welfare Iead Col. Ruppert N. Y. Yankees Yankees Chicago Cubs Highway Department Jinx
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