Loyalists In Spain Ready For Last Stand
Loyalist troops reorganized 40 miles north of Barcelona along a battle line for a last stand against Nationalists. Refugees flee toward France as Nationalists push from the west and north while Loyalist rear guards fight Moroccan corps and possible reincorporated International Brigade units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpignan
Barcelona
Catalonia
France
Barcelona- Vich-Ripoll-Puigcerda
International Bridage
Madrid
Cobbler Says Dream Caused Him To Shoot Himself
Greenfield report says 64 year old cobbler John Holland shot himself after dreaming of a pain in his heart and a machine at his bed that would end the pain. He was found an hour later by friends who entered the room. Dr. Albert Borresen said he had a fair chance to recover from a left lung wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
John Holland
Holland
Albert Borresen
Two Men Fined For Disorderly Conduct
In a police court at Empire Tavern, Ben Bradner of 118 Lawrence Street and Joseph Kozel of 633 West Avenue were fined for disorderly conduct after a rough incident at 2 A M Sunday. They had been refused service by Paul Brodsky, the tavern proprietor, then abused staff and damaged furniture including a table and chair. PatrolmenBradner and Stankard detained them as they fled. Bradner paid 3 dollars and costs plus 2 dollars and costs for the proceeding before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Tavern
Ben Bradner
Lawrence Street
Joseph Kozel
West Avenue
Paul Brodsky
Brodsky
Fred Bongs
Edward Stankard, Jr
Bradner
Joseph Q. Petro
Settlement Decision Deadline in Lorain Case
Mrs Helen Vogler of Elmoria must decide by February 4 whether to accept 5000 in full settlement of her 6500 verdict against the City of Lorain. Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley indicated a new trial for the city if she rejects the offer in her April 3 1938 personal injury suit after she fell in a Broadway sidewalk hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Vogler
Elmoria
Lorain
Common Prias
Guy B. Findley
Unemployment Claims and Payment Procedures Update
Period is required before compensation starts, making last week the first eligible for pay. Many early claimants already filed. claims now low as most eligible did so earlier. Claimants must call weekly to collect pay and may receive up to 16 weeks. Applicants must register and accept reasonable work. a few have been placed through the service.
Loyalist Notables Join Refugees Entering France
The report notes Loyalist notables among the steady stream of refugees into France as arrivals on the French side increased. The text emphasizes the growing exodus of Loyalists fleeing the conflict, signaling a shift in loyalties and displacement within the war context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Fires And Traffic Take Toll In Ohio
A week end of fires and crashes in Ohio left at least 12 dead. Everett Frost, 32, his wife Gladys, 23, and children Ernest 19 Fu gene 9 Vaulma 4 Kenneth nine months perished in a house fire. Milton HL Prulin 84 died when his bathrobe ignited from a cigar as he dozed. Joan Smallwood 66 of Toledo perished in a similar smoking accident. Samuel Schoeller 45 near Powell was burned when his truck hit a train tender and was carried 80 feet. Clara Fischer 24 of Sharonville died when a car skidded into a pole. Chester Hairgrow 21 of Cincinnati died in an auto crash. Clifford St Louis, a Philadelphia cook aboard a lake freighter, was killed in Sandusky by a car strike.
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Newtown
Ohio
Everett Frost
Gladys
Ernest Everett
Fugene
Vaulma
Kenneth
Milton HL Prulin
Columbis
Samuel Schoeller
Fowell
Columbus
Clara Fischer
Sharonville
Chester Hairgrow
Cincinnati
Clifford St. Louis
Philadelphia
Sandusky
Woman Burned When Paulding Farm Home Is Destroyed
Mrs. Mary Goyings suffered serious burns when her husband William Goyings farm home burned to the ground one mile north of Paulding Ohio early today. She was removed to Van Wert Hospital. The cause of the blaze was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulding
Mary Goyings
William
Goyings
van Wert
New Earth Tremors Add To Terror In Chillan Area
Santiago Chile January 30 earth tremors added to terror in Chillan area as officials estimated dead may reach thirty thousand unburied bodies lay in streets and ruins. Relief agencies worked to ease suffering as aftershocks continued at 1045 PM. Authorities estimated seventy five thousand homes destroyed, about forty two percent of the 2400 square mile quake zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillan
Santiago
Chile
Ministry of Interior
Souther “Cile
Svead
Frankfurter Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice Today
Felix Frankfurter, 56, former Harvard professor and Roosevelt confidant, takes his seat on the U S Supreme Court. A brief ceremony with Court Clerk Cropley administering the judicial oath followed the bench ascent. Chief Justice Hughes led the general oath for federal employees as the court convened. Only justices witnessed the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Charles Elmore Cropley
Boom Starting For Bricker For The Nomination
Gov John W Bricker will be the principal speaker at a Kansas Republicans meeting in Topeka seen as the start of a boom for the 1940 Republican presidential nomination Dispatches say Henry Justin Allen former Kansas governor backs Bricker calling him one of the ablest leaders to emerge in recent years and noting inevitable gossip about his presidential chances.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Topeka
Henry Justin Allen
Kansas
Ohio
Bricker
United States
Mine accident claims two in Cadiz area
Cadiz Ohio January 30 death report states Patrick McGonigal 50 of Steubenville section boss at the Ohio and Pennsylvania mine was killed by a rock fall. William Rowe of Begholz was injured with a broken pelvis in the same collapse.
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Cadiz
aLps
Patrick McGonigal
Steubenville
Ohio and Pennsylvania
William Rowe
Begholz
Avon man to be arraigned on headlight charge
In And About The Court House R Burkhardt of Detroit road Avon is to be arraigned here today for driving with only one headlight. He was arrested at 1 15 A M Sunday. Charles Ruble of R D I Avon was fined $1 and costs Saturday by Justice Leonard Smith when arraigned on a similar charge. George Spisak 27 of East River road was released under bond Saturday pending arraignment before Justice C C Lord on a charge of non support sworn to by Mrs Margaret Lester of 357 1 3 East River street who says Spisak has failed to support his two sons Richard and Edward. The case is to be heard at 2 p m tomorrow. A new report filing system for the sheriff s department was placed in operation today. The system installed under Sheriff Carl Finegan is patterned after the Elyria police department filing system. It lists 80 classifications and all reports are accessible through cross indexing. It is the first up to date filing system the department has had. Earl Hellinger 25 of 1902 Broadway was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory by Judge D A Cook today on an indictment for no in support. Another indictment charging rape was nOiled. Shirley Hemminger filed suit for divorce today from Howard Hemminger of Lorain on grounds of cruelty. They were married in 1933 and have two children.
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R. Burkhardt
Detroit Road
Avon
Joseph Guzik
Anthony Pollock
Charles Ruble
R. D. I. Avon
Leonard Smith
George Spisak
East River Road
C. C. Lord
Margaret Lester
East River Street
Spisak
Richard
Edward
Sheriff's Department
Carl Finegan
Elyria Police Department
Earl Hellinger
Broadway
Mansfield Reformatory
D. A. Cook
Graves
Cary
Jim
Hollywood
Lucretia
Paul Norris
Paul
Harry
Paull
San Diego
Florida
Bermuda
Maine
Bricker appoints Akron doctor as health director
Dr Roll H Marswith of Akron was named state health director by Governor Bricker, replacing Walter H Hartung. Marswith, 44, has spent 18 years in public heart work and studied at Ohio State, Rockefeller Institute, Yale, Dijon, and completed wartime medical service. Gegenheimer of Cleveland was appointed to fill an unexpired term on the State Board of Pharmacy, and Verbryke of Toledo was reappointed.
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Columbus. O
Roll H. Marswith
Akron
Ban
Greenville
Markwith
Ohio St University
Protestant Hospital
Columbus
Rockefeller
Pute
Yale
University of Dijon
France
Ohio State
J P. Genenheiner
Cleveland
Wf Verbryke
Toledo
Othe St
Gegenheimer
Walter Conrad
Verbryke
Ashtabula Plans Bonfire for Trolley Car Farewell
On Tuesday night Ashtabula will mark the end of its trolley era with a giant bonfire and ceremony. Municipally operated buses will replace the old cars, with John Strubbe and Fred B Smith riding the final trips from opposite ends of the line. Officials and Chamber of Commerce secretary F R Van Norder will join the last run, and one trolley car will be burned. Free bus rides will be offered for two hours Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
John Strubbe
Fred B. Smith
F. R van Norder
Chamber of Commerce
Ice Breaks, Eighty Shanties Lost
Put-in-Bay reports eighty fishing shanties lost as ice breaks up after a sled storm with strong wind. No fishermen were aboard. heavy equipment losses occur. Over two tons of fish were gathered from the ice and flown to Port Clinton markets as ice around the islands clears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put-In-Bay
Henry Fuchs
Lake Erie
Port Clinton
Fuchs
Cary Morgan Faces Stakes Over Racehorse Ranch In California
Cary Morgan travels from San Francisco to her late stepfather David Garth’s ranch. She contends with Lucretia Tyle and Anthony Garth as debts and bills mount from two notes and support for the horses. Cary agrees to race Red Roamer Rex Garth and California Base under trainer Bob Graves while grappling with a Hollywood apartment and a romance with Paul Norris.
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Cary Morgan
David Garth
San Francisco
Anthony Garth
David
Lucretia Tyle
Anthony
Garth
Lucretia
Cary
Jim Constance
Jim
Rex Garth
California
Santa Anita
Bob Graves
Probation Chief Position Abolished in Ohio
In Columbus on January 30 Charles Haslop of Newark lost his post as chief probation and parole officer. William K. Mackey of Mansfield will assume duties Feb 1 with a pay raise from 3600 to 4000 dollars. The move comes with 75 to 80 layoffs across the welfare department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles Faslop
Newark
Charles L. Sherwood
Haslop
William K. Mackey
Mansfield
Civil Service
Mackey
Sherwood
How Women in Their 40's Can Attract Men
Advice for women approaching menopause on maintaining appeal and managing symptoms. Suggests fresh air, eight hours of sleep, and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to boost vitality and ease nervous distress during midlife changes.
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Lydia FE
Pinkham
Pickham
Parole Board Veteran Hyslop Reassigned Within State Agency
Hyslop a former state board of parole member was moved to a position in the probation division after resigning from the parole board. The transfer keeps him within state corrections and reflects internal reassignments announced by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyslop
State Board of Parole
Death Record Charles L. Roesemann 73 in Elyria
Charles L. Roesemann 73 husband of the late Klara died at his home 29 Lake avenue Saturday evening after a five week illness. Born in Germany May 30 1865 he came to Elyria from Ashland 18 years ago and to the United States in 1890. Surviving are daughter Mrs. Margaret Hobill son Karl Roesemann and three grandchildren Norman Richard and Virginia Hobill. Burial in Brookdale cemetery. Services at St Pauls Evangelical church Tuesday at 2 PM. Burial in family plot.
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Charles L. Roesemann
Klara Roesemann
Lake Avenue
Mr. Roesemann
Germany
Elyria
Ashland
Ohio
United States
Margaret Hobill
Karl Roesemann
Norman
Richard Roesemann
Virginia Hobill
Sudro-Curtis
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ernst Irion
Brookdale Cemetery
Dr Sherburne Rites Pittsfield Funeral Services
Funeral services for Dr William Sherburne were held at 2 pm at the Pittsfield Community Church with Rev William Smith of Oberlin officiating. Interment followed at Pittsfield East cemetery. Pallbearers included Raymond and LeRoy Brasee James McConnell E R McConnell Herbert Whitney and Clarence Whitney. He died last week in Pasadena California and was brought to Oberlin Saturday with his son Gardner of Pasadena.
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Pittsfield
William Sherburne
William Smith
Oberlin
Pittsfield East Cemetery
Raymond
LeRoy Brasee
James McConnell
E.R. McConnell
Herbert Whitney
Wellington
Clarence Whitney
LaPorte
Sherburne
Pasadena
Cal
Gardner
The Rich Man and His Memorable Wine Purchase
A nobleman at a gathering refuses to name a price for his praised wine. He explains he buys it from a certain place and recalls that the seller records each purchase in a book, thus he does not know the exact amount paid.
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Spain
Cobbler
Creomullion
Concepcion
Acme
Francises Large
CabalauGet
Foriisse Giral
Juan Sosa Ascansin
Tesder Lend Megiteleit
Paris
O Ur Finance
Soneed Abua
Iimdraman
Barnard
United Press
Freedom
4Th
East Ave
Supreme
Shirley Hemminger
Howard Hemminger
Ary
Chief Cat
Black Lad
New Englewood Park
Aoman
Carry Service
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Standard and Jenkin Bros
Tee
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