Four Wellington Residents Hurt In Route 20 Crash
Four Wellington residents suffered injuries Saturday after a sideswipe collision led their car to strike another vehicle and a truck on Route 20 near Hallover Road. The most seriously hurt were Tda Edwards, 58, and Pied Edwards, 73, both of Barker Street, followed by Mrs. B. D. Wilson, 52, and Mr. Wilson, 52, of Johns Street. All were transported to Allen Hospital in Oberlin. Additional minor accidents were reported locally, including rear and head-on collisions on Broad Street, West Avenue, and Kuron Street, with drivers including Gilbert Zillyett of Lorain, Mack McCarty of Berer, George Ludham of Ripton, and others involved.
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Wellington
Route 20
Hallover Road
M Gt
Tda Edwards
Barker Street
Pied Edwards
B. D. Wilson
Johns Street
Wilson
Ray Hildebrandt
Cleveland Street
Broad Street
George Ludham
Ripton
Joseph Holiday
South Mayle Street
Ray Shewell
Tenth Street
West Avenue
Tremont Street
Myron Silsby
Cleveland
Boys Confess To Series Of Burglaries
Four Pasadena area youths aged 15 to 18 were arrested Saturday evening in an eight man net for a string of burglaries and related offenses. George Martin 18 of Lodi Street Joseph Ble?k 15 of Parkview Court Keith Knerrin 16 of Tembolle Court and Eddie Gurovski 15 of Lodi Street confessed and were bound to juvenile court or grand jury as appropriate. The arrests, aided by improved police staffing, capped a major crime wave by a gang believed responsible for numerous break ins in the Pasadena Park area. A sample burglary tied to Martin was a 1834 half dollar stolen from W B Hysell of Floral Court. another break in at 120 Harwood Street was reported but the intruder fled when a dog barked.
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Tasadena Park
Porlice
George Martin
Lodi Street
Joseph Blek
Parkview Court
Kieth Knerin
Martin
Rleh
Joseph Q. Petro
E. J. Stankard
Thei
Pasadena
C E. Parker
Fred Bongs
H. J. Indicott
C. E. Andress
Corwin Burrer
Edward Stankard, Jr
C. C. Garrison
Robert Schwartz
Schwartz
Ohio Street
Branston Avenue
Parker
Bongs
C. E. Southam
W. B. Hysell
Floral Court
Robert Holcomb
Harwood Street
Masonic Leader Urges Liberty in Stirring Elyria Talk
Melvin W. Johnson of Boston, top Scottish Rite officer for the eastern and northern U.S., told Elyria Masons that Masonry cannot endure under a dictatorship as liberty is central to the craft. He praised Frank A. Smythe and outlined Masonry’s global status after visiting South America, Europe, Asia and the British Empire. The audience included officers from Ohio and other jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin VV. Johnson
Boston
Temple
United States
Johnson
Toledo
Elyria
Frank A. Smythe
Ohio
Supreme Council
Scottish Rite
Harry L. Reynolds
Masonry
South America
Europe
Asia
British Empire
Adderss
Ohio Weather Shift From Rain To Snow And Cold
Rain changes to snow flurries and much colder tonight across Ohio. Tuesday expected to be generally fair but colder with east snow flurries. Central U S shows a high pressure area over Illinois, Springfield reading 29.02 inches dominating the weather. Rain from Gulf States to the lower lakes. snow in Upper Mississippi Valley. temperatures vary with mild Ohio Valley rise and much colder Northern Plains and Prairie regions.
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Ohio
Illinois
Springfield
United States
Atlantic Coast
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lower
Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Parents Of Elyria School Teacher Killed In Crash
The Herd family of Union County suffers the death of James Herd and his wife while driving to a son’s home when their auto is struck by a New York Central train near Marysville. Their daughter Mabel Herd teaches at Jefferson Junior High School. Surviving children include Dr. Dwight Herd, Paul Herd, Mrs. Sarah Cowgill, Ralph Herd, and Mabel Herd.
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Elyria
Union County
Marysville
New York Central
James Herd
Mabel Herd
East Avenue
Jefferson Juninrhigh School
David Vis
Herd
Liberty Township
Ralph Herd
Hoover Crossing
Lunda
Raymond
Dwight Herd
Wenton
Paul Herd
Ohio State University
Sarah Cowgill
Columbus
Ralph Tierd
Wiss Mabel Werd
Students Invited To Become Pilots
Washington Jan 74 and students of four Ohio colleges were invited today to become airplane pilots through training offered by the war department. Rep Don W Harter of Akron chairman of the House military affairs subcommittee sought recruits for the flying cadet class from Akron University Kent State Oberlin and Hiram. The war department said 232 vacancies exist for the March class at Randolph Field Texas. Candidates must have two years of college training or pass an equivalent exam. The course lasts one year with cadets receiving 75 dollars monthly and a ration allowance of 1 dollar per day.
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Washington
Ohio
War Department
Don W. Harter
Akron
House
Akron University
Kent State
Oberlin
Hiram
Air Corps Training Center
Randolph Field
Tex
Actress Rosamund Pinchot Found Dead in Auto
Rosamund Pinchot, actress and daughter of Amos Pinchot, niece of former Pennsylvania governor Gifford Pinchot, was found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in her car on the Hi F Alexander estate in Brookville New York. Police did not immediately disclose details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
N. Y
Rosamund Pinchot
Amos Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Hi. F. Alexander
Miss Pinchot
Max Reinhardt
Lorain County Unemployment Figures From Census Report
Lorain County ranks eleventh by population among Ohio counties and twelfth in unemployed numbers in the National Unemployment Census. The report by administrator John D. Biggers shows 4,388 totally unemployed, 3,303 men and 1,085 women, with 624 working on emergency projects and 3,580 partially unemployed. Elyria accounts for 1,067 unemployed and Lorain for 2,058, while emergency workers total 126 Elyria and 836 Lorain. Partially employed totals 697 Elyria and 1,981 Lorain, with most unemployed in Lorain. Ohio totals reach 304,682 totally unemployed, 104,185 on emergency projects, and 178,558 partially employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
John D. Biggers
WPA
NYA
CCC
Lorain
Elyria
Scioto
Grand Treasurer Guest Of Local Elks Tomorrow
Dr E J McCormick Toledo surgeon and leader in care affairs will be principal speaker at Elyria Lodge Elks gathering. About 400 attendees, 150 guests at birthday dinner, include visitors from Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Toledo Lakewood Bellevue Lorain and other cities. Initiation of about 35 candidates led by J M Powell to form Dr E J McCormick Class at 5 P M program.
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Elks
Ohio
Elyria Hids
E. J. McCormick
Elyvia
McCormick
J M. Powell
Toledo
Caie
Atlantic City
Ohio State Elks’ Association
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Lakewood
Bellevue
Lorain
Manager of Otterbein College Farms Dies
Dr. J. R. King, 72, longtime Otterbein College Farms manager since 1932, died Sunday in St Petersburg, Florida while vacationing with Mrs. King. Otterbein graduate 1894, earlier Africa missionary 1895 to 1913, later Otterbein Home superintendent Lebanon 1913 to 1926, then King Hall dormitory manager until 1932. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday in Westerville.
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Westerville
J. R. King
Otterbein College Farms
St. Petersburg
Fla
Unconscious Dean Ends 22 Day Fast In Hospital
MEMPHIS Tenn Jan 24 The 10 year experiment of Rev Israel H Noe to prove immortality ended as doctors in Baptist Memorial Hospital fed him liquid nourishment while he was unconscious He collapsed while in a deep sleep and was taken by ambulance to hospital Friends and church members watched as specialists conferred and Noe began a three month plan to recover He had fasted since Jan 2 1937 and had grown weak with heart and breathing problems He sat at St Marys Cathedral earlier in the day and contemplated a future trip to North Carolina and the end of his vow to abstain from holy communion He had long pursued an absolute idealism that marriage was only for procreation and that religious life required vast self denial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Israel H. Noe
Noe
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Hal Buchanan
Episcopal Cathedral of St. Mary
W. N. Lynn
Knoxville
Cathedral of
St. Mary
James M Manson
Tennessee
North Carolina
Noes
Woman Sneezes Every 20 Seconds in Alameda Hospital
Oakland, Jan 24. Mrs Betty Grose 24 sneezes every 20 seconds and the ear whistle lasts 10 seconds. She has been in Alameda County Hospital since last Wednesday with doctors baffled. She is a mother of five, married at 14, and has sneezed about 260000 times.
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Oakland
Calif
Betty Grose
Alameda County Hospital
Rural Call for Cooperative Action by Farm Bureau Leaders
H C Ramsower of the Ohio State University extension urged Lorain County farmers to solve problems together starting at home and in their communities. He warned that outside programs may not fit local needs and stressed independence, youth involvement, soil fertility, crop and livestock improvement, and uplifting community life as core goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Lorain County Farm Bureau
M. E. Church
KE. C. Cotton
Avon- Avon Lake-Sheffield-Elyria
Carl Webber
Brighton-Rochester-Huntington
Roscoe E. Campbell
WN. Hitchcock
A. D Crocker
Glenn Hobbs
Henry Leimbach
Ramsower
County Receives 34380 From Sales Tax For Poor Relief
Lorain County will get 34380 this week as its share of the sales tax proceeds for poor relief under the new relief bill. State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson said funds may be used to match state dollars at two to one for relief. The statewide distribution totals 2750000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Joseph T. Ferguson
McKellar Defends TVA Against Corporate Takeover Charges
Senator Kenneth McKellar of Tennessee mounts a forceful defense of the Tennessee Valley Authority on the Senate floor rebutting Senator H Styles Bridges accusation that TVA serves a few giant corporations. Roosevelt prepares for a forthcoming conference that could reshape administration policy toward private utility operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenneth McKellar
D., Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
H. Styles Bridges
N. H
McKellar
TVA
Senate
Roosevelt
Costly Blaze Destroys Vermilion Lumber Yard
Vermilion volunteers battled an eight hour fire that wiped out Fischer Lumber Company offices and yard, estimated loss about 25000 dollars. Fire destroyed the building but saved the president Elton Fischer’s nearby home. Fire crews worked from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. after a truck driver reported the blaze. loss covered by insurance.
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Vermilion
Fischer Lumber Company
Elton Fischer
Raids on Spanish towns kill many across frontier
Nationalist and Loyalist air forces conducted dawn to dusk raids across Valencia Barcelona Puigcerda Leo D Urgell Port Rosas and Figueras. Reports say Puigcerda Seo D Urgell Port Rosas and Figueras saw dozens killed with Seville headquarters hit in Loyalist retaliation. Totals remain uncertain with estimates suggesting over 30 at Puigcerda and many more at Seo D Urgell Port Rosas and Figueras.
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Hendaye
Janu
L.b
Valencia
Barcelona
Puigcuerda
Leo D'Urgell
Port Rosas
Figueras
Puigcerda
Paris
Fuigenerda
Seville
Spain
Salamanca
Seo D'Urgell
Bus Fire After Ditch Crash Injures Three in Warren
A Buffalo to Pittsburgh bus ran into a ditch near Youngville on Route 27, bursting into flames. Driver Louis Mintz and five other passengers were treated for minor injuries, while two women and an eight year old child were hospitalized with serious injuries. The injured are Miss Carria Jayeer of Buffalo, diagnosed with a back fracture and leg cuts, Mrs Grace Dollinger of Baltimore with a brain concussion and leg and hip injuries, and eight year old Martin Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Westridge Bus Company
Louis A. Mintz
Mintz
Youngville
Carria Jayeer
Grace Dollinger
Baltimore
Martin Jones
Roosevelt Eyes Utilities Policy Shift In TVA Region
Washington January 24 A government purchase plan for Tennessee Valley Authority utilities appears likely to push President Roosevelt toward a new direction of business cooperation. The White House expects clarifying talks within ten days as Roosevelt meets Governor Gordon Browning to discuss federal Tennessee purchase of transmission and generating facilities owned by Tennessee Electric Power Co. Browning proposes federal state cooperation, following Willkie’s offer to dispose of C and S properties in TVA areas. A federal court decision upholding TVA’s power program precedes Browning move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Tennessee Electric Power Co
Commonwealth and Southern
Tepco
TVA
Browning
Wendell L. Willkie
Chattanooga
Fourth Consecutive Week Advance in Steel Output
New York January 24. Steel mills nationwide to operate at 32.7 percent capacity this week, up 2.9 points from last week and marking the fourth straight weekly advance per the American Iron and Steel Institute Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
American Iron & Steel Institute
Lawyers Honor A. R. Webber Birthday Surprise at Elyria Club
Former Judge A. R. Webber turned 86 Friday as the Elyria Lawyers Club marked his birthday during a weekly lunch meeting at the Graystone Hotel. He told how, if given life again, he would still choose to be a lawyer, citing the profession’s ongoing challenges and leadership role in national affairs. Mayor Joseph Q. Petro presented two McGuffey readers and a birthday cake after his talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Elyria Lawyers Club
Graystone Hotel
Judge Webber
Webber
William Holmes McGuffey
Fmous McGuffey
Joseph Q. Petro
Labor factions split as AFL CIO meet separately
In Washington and Miami 1500 miles apart, opposing labor factions pursue steps toward peace amid the CIO split. John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers discuss new peace options while AFL leadership weighs punitive action against CIO affiliates and seeks unity. William Green hopes leadership change aids reunification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miami
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Lb. M. W
Lewis
A. F. of L
Federation
William Green
Green
CIO
Cruiser Augusta Sets Record From Shanghai Run
Manila reports the United States cruiser Augusta arrived after a full-speed dash from Shanghai shaving 744 hours from the prior record set by cruiser Howe. The ship left Shanghai Saturday afternoon with Pael V aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Augusta
Shanghai
Howeton
Pael V
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