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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1960

Page

2

Cab and city car collide near Parkview and Forest

A taxicab driven by Earl W. Rindfleisch and a city-owned car driven by Allen J. Schriner collided at the intersection of Parkview Court and Forest Street around noon on Tuesday. Both drivers skidded as they tried to stop, vision blocked by a parked car. No charges were filed.

Alnor Parkview Ct Forest St Adams Forest Earl W. Rindfleisch Chestnut St Grafton Parkview Allen J. Schriner Fairlawn Ave

Beer theft leads to arrest at Sarasota home

Sarasota detectives traced six cases stolen from a beer run to the home of Mrs. Jo Ella Behn. Officers recovered the remaining beer at her residence and arrested her after questioning a city garbage worker who recalled picking up many empty cans.

Sarasota, Fla UPI Jo Ella Behn

Color Blind Hunters urged to give up licenses

Articulate warning by H L Berschensohn MD highlights danger of color blind hunters. He notes 4 percent of men and 12 percent of women are color blind and cites 225000 licenses sold in Minnesota in 1958 with about 10000 color blind hunters active.

Minnesota

Executioner Dies in Prison After 1936 Murder Sentence

Jackson Michigan United Press staff writer reports Dayton Dean known as the executioner for a hooded terrorist band that terrorized Detroit in the mid 1930s died of a heart attack Monday night at Southern Michigan Prison. He was 59 and had been sentenced to life in 1936 for the fatal shooting of Charles A Poole.

Jackson, Mich Dayton Dean Detroit Michigan Charles A. Poole

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