Bates Probes Deliberate False Fire Alarm Incident
Fire Chief W N Bates states a 2 25 Sunday morning false alarm was deliberate not accidental. Two engines responded to a two family Bath street house where neither family had a phone and neighbors were unaware. The chief cites 1888 ordinance fines up to 30 dollars or 30 days imprisonment for false alarms and notes that alarm origins are traceable, aiding past prosecutions.
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W. N. Bates
Bath Street
West Side Station
Central Fire Station
Elyria Musicians To Broadcast Sunday
The three Winters brothers local musicians will appear on the Schubert Music program broadcast on Sunday at 12:45 over WHK. They will perform on violin banjo and guitar and bring radio experience to the show.
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Three Winters
WHK
Anders Confesses to Lindbergh Case Killings and Bank Robberies
J. Edgar Hoover described Bruno Hauptmann suspect Charles Lindbergh baby killer era. He said Anders confessed to killing Gray and Ross and provided details of their deaths in a dug-out. A $30,000 ransom cache was found near Walker Minnesota. additional funds were accounted for.
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Olivia
Ross
Anders
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Bruno Hauptmann
Gray
Hoover
Spooner
G-Man
Walker
Minn
California
Chicago
Hoover Gard
Spokane
Seattle
Omaha
Denver
Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
New Orleans
Miami
Tropical Park
Los Angeles
Father forces false apologies in family dispute
A father recall shows him demanding a boy apologize to relatives after a scuffle with a sibling. The piece argues forcing insincere apologies teaches lying and fuels hostility, contrasting rigid parenting with a need for genuine remorse.
Sunday Services At Spencer Church
The Spencer Methodist Church announces Sunday activities led by Rev. John G. Koontz. The church school, led by Superintendent John Miller, meets at ten. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon "Samuel- The Man Who Found a King" fourth in the series, plus an illustrated sermonette on Salt. LI FP. Wainwright of Medina will sing with the Senior Choir.
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Dog Keeps Vigil At Grave Of Mistress
Colonel, a collie, stands at the grave of Pauline Mary Straits, 5, who died two weeks earlier in Millersburg Ohio. The dog, once her guardian and companion, was spotted by cemetery caretaker Villars Korner and later by Pauline’s father William Straits.
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Pauline Mary Straits
Pauline
William Straits
Millersburg
Villars Korner
Eight Prisoners Breakout at Cell House A
The escape occurred as gunfire raked the roof of cell house A. Thornbrugh died from the first volley and five other inmates surrendered. Recaptured were Gus Nigro 40 Lloyd Farce 26 George Bradley 26 William Thomas unknown Richard Werberger 27 all linked to prior robberies or habitual crime.
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Thornbrugh
Prather
Gus Nigro
Lloyd Fairce
George Bradley
Kansas City
William Thomas
Richard Werberger
Nationalists Take Mount Muleton in Fierce Teruel Battle
Nationalists seized Mount Muleton near Teruel after one of the fiercest battles of the month long campaign. Government dispatches say they used extensive matériel and air power, with heavy losses reported on both sides. Barcelona reports claim 138 dead and 200 wounded from bombing.
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Mount Muleton
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Spain
Alhambra River
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Missionaries in China War Zone Seek White House Help
American missionaries in Japanese occupied areas seek a conference with Paul V. McNutt to report to President Roosevelt on their difficulties returning to posts. They plan to raise concerns over passes and alleged Japanese encroachments, as Chinese guerrilla reports surface amid ongoing aerial bombardment of key transport routes.
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Paul V. McNutt
Philippines
Harry E. Yarnell
Washington
McNutt
Taiyuan
China
Tientsin-Nanking
Tientsin
Shensi
Canton-Hong Kong
Canton-Hankow
Hong Kong
Senate crowns Ellender as verbosely longest filibusterer
WASHINGTON January 21 Senate hailed Louisiana's Allen J Ellender as the new champion of verbosity after a six day marathon speaking span of 26 hours and 45 minutes over six days. He argued on the influence of the negro race on history during a lengthy filibuster.
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Washington
United States Senate
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Ellender
Huey Long
Senate
Elender
YMCA aids 35 unemployed men in new program
The YMCA reports 35 unemployed men aged 18 to 30 are participating in a free one month membership drive. Activities include basketball and swimming with access to gym and pool from 9 AM to 12 noon five days a week. Wagner says another physical exam will be offered once more members register.
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Carl Wagner
Wagner
State Departments Report Secret Surpluses in Ohio
J Ralph Leidner chairman of the Ohio Senate graft investigating committee said departments seeking more 1938 appropriations have secret surpluses totalling 4 million dollars except the welfare department He faulted high coal prices and called department budget complaints political ploys while citing double coal costs versus Cleveland.
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Columbus
J. Ralph Leidner
Ohio Senate
Welfare Department
Seidner
Cleveland
Proposed Athletic Commission Plan To Be Studied
Councilman Elmer Nelson chairs a special committee to study his Elyria athletic commission plan. Leonard Fowls and Edward Wilcox named as members by Council President W. E. B. Notley to explore regulating and promoting all sports in the city under the Anti-Lynching bill. Veteran observers note long hours for debates in Capitol history, recalling Ellender and La Follette as examples of extended sessions.
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Elmer Nelson
Leonard Fowls
Edward Wilcox
Nelson
Elyria Athletic Commission
W. E. B. Notley
Capitol
Ellender “Champ
Bob la Follette
Reed Smoot
Fifty Boys To Receive Letters At YMCA Event
Fifty boys will receive letters tonight for achievements in the YMCA gymnasium program last month. Lester Hawke, boys’ physical director, will present the letters at the monthly boys division party. Herman Geyer, boys work director, directs the event with games, music, and prizes for best costumes.
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Lester Hawke
Herman Geyer
Start Play Today In Pasadena Open Tourney
Pasadena opens the annual three day Pasadena Open Golf Tournament with more than 260 professionals and amateurs in the field. The $3,000 prize will be contested as competition narrows to about 120 professionals and 30 amateurs. Virtually every top west player is entered.
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Pasadena
Cal
West
Bowling League Scores Round Up at Elyria Recreation
The Shippers and Floor Foundry swept the General Office and Tin Shop, while the Steel Shell Room took two of three from the Gas Room in Fox Furnace Company bowling action. Mosony of the Steel Shell Room led with a 613 series.
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Totheas
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Braddock Farr Ring Talk from Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore opines on Braddock versus Farr in New York City, predicting a ninth round finish. He argues Braddock is long past his prime, Farr lacks a real punch, and the winner will earn a shot at Max Baer, noting Braddock’s past defeats and Farr’s durable stamina.
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United Press
OS Angeles
U.2
New York
Los Angeles
James J. Braddock
Tommy Farr
Braddock
Max Baer
Livermore Butcher
Louis
Jim
Onight
Farr
Baer
Toledo Set for Opening Grand Circuit Meet in June
The Grand Circuit trotting season opens June 27 in Toledo and closes October 1 in Lexington. The Hambletonian dates were set for Goshen August 8 to 13 with exact day to be announced. Meeting dates run through major stops from Cleveland to Lexington with many cities hosting weeklong events.
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Trotting Horse Association
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Old Orchard
Agawlam
Mass
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Ill
Boston
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Reading
Bel Air
Camden Quint Takes Over League Lead
Camden High moved to first in the Good Neighbors League by routing Brighton 42 to 21 at Camden. Waite scored 17 to lead Camden. Brighton Reserves defaulted the game by not fielding a team for Camden Reserves.
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Camden
Camden High
Cagers
Walloping
Brighton
Waite
La Grange Mobilgas Beats Janby Oils 56-34
La Grange Mobilgas defeated the Janby Oils of Oberlin 56 to 34 in La Grange. Farkas led La Grange with 17 points, Pete Rodak added 16, while Mitre topped Janby with 11. The game report notes other players and incomplete box details.
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Janby Oils
Lagrane
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Farkas
Pete Rodak
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DiMaggio To Confer With Ruppert Today
Joe DiMaggio the major league home run king will meet owner Jake Ruppert today over his 1938 Yankees contract. DiMaggio, who earned 16000 last season, received the 1938 offer by mail and said he was displeased with its terms. The meeting was set at Ruppert’s brewery office, a former site of salary negotiations with Babe Ruth.
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Joe DiMaggio
Jake Ruppert
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
Col. Ruppert
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Pirates Sell Weaver to St. Louis Browns
William E. Benswanger announced the sale of right handed pitcher Jim Weaver to the St. Louis Browns. Weaver had spent the last three seasons with the Pirates, played ten major league seasons, and posted eight wins and five losses in 1937.
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Pittsburgh
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim’ Weaver
St. Louis Browns
Weaver
Pirates
Browns
Cage results in Ohio and national college scores
In Ohio Wooster beat Mount Union 38 34 Heidelberg defeated Otterbein 43 24 Wilmington won 41 39 Defiance 39 Navier 50 35. In the nation Temple 39 Carnegie Tech 37.
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Wooster
Mount Union
Heidelberg
Otterbein
Wilmington
Defiance
Navier
Hawaiian All-Stars
In the Nation
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Harder Signs Indians Contract for 1988 Season
Cleveland Ohio January report states veteran pitcher Mel Harder signed a new Indians contract after talks with president Alva Bradley. Harder earned 15000 last season with 15 wins and 13 losses. the 12,000 figure for next year is expected with a possible bonus for win totals. He has pitched for Cleveland since 1928 and earned three all star selections.
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Cleveland
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indiana
Alva Bradley
Harder
Indians
Tribe
Howell Absolved Of Blame In Auto Crash
Millard Dixie Howell former Alabama grid star was cleared in a Santa Barbara crash in which Lowell Enyart was injured. Deputy DA David Licker said no criminal charges due to lack of negligence. Howell planned to drive to Tucson to seek Arizona coaching job if Tex Oliver leaves Arizona.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Millard
Dixie) Howell
University of Alabama Grid
David Licker
Howell
Lowell Enyart
Santa Maria
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Tex Oliver
Arizona
University of Oregon
Chilean Filmgoers Favor Newsreels Over Other Subjects
Motion picture fans in Chile now prefer news reels to other subjects, shifting interest toward current events and documentary style screenings. The trend highlights changing audience tastes and the cinema's role in informing the public.
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Chile
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