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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1933

Page

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Car Crash Injures Dewey Family and Others

A collision on Fourth Street near East Avenue left Dewey, 20, and seven year old Ailla Dewey with arm injuries, one may require amputation. Mrs. Dewey, 17, and Mildred Mills, 10, sustained minor injuries. Vehicle driven by Leo K. of Valley City struck the Dewey car as it crossed East Avenue. All injured were taken to Me Hospital. Clyde Mills remains in fair condition.

East Avenue Urth Street Y Dewey Southtreet Oberlin Ailla Greenfield Canton Dewey Millis Canton Ter Mills Deweys Clyde

Cuban President Ready to Quit as Dictatorship Tense

Sumner Welles, new U S ambassador, acts as Machado mediator and is seen as influencing the Cuban president to resign. Prof Howard Lee McBain of Columbia invited to advise electoral board on recasting the system to restore electoral freedom in Cuba.

Gerardo Machado Cuba Havana Sumner Welles United States Machado Hloward Lee McBain Columbia University Electoral Board

Roosevelt Takes Charge Of Recovery Plan Amid Probers Warning

President Roosevelt personally spearheads national recovery efforts, rejecting currency stabilization and pushing domestic codes like the cotton textile code. Officials prepare a nationwide propaganda drive to build support while farm relief units curb crops, and wheat taxes and profiteer probes tighten controls as stock regulations take effect. The Kuhn Loeb affair looms with Senate Banking Committee watching the Roosevelt boom in steel markets for possible illegitimate activity.

Washington Roosevelt America Farm v Relief Federal Trade Commission Commission Senate Banking Committee Kuhn, Loeb & Co

Elyria officials discuss relief aid and Middle Avenue project plan

Elyria officials meet with the State Tax Commission and the Relief Commission to determine relief labor needs and funding for the Middle Avenue project. A Chamber of Commerce committee led by Ralph Murbach aims to map a fundraising plan under the National Recovery program. State Engineer Lagron says the state will cover about fifty percent of approved costs. city and county residents would bear the remainder. In Toledo, Juanita Jaws, 9, dies when a car she rides hits a pole. five others are injured.

H. van Oster iIman W. G. Smith Relief Commission Labyria Elyria State Way Department 2 Chamber of Commerce Ralph Murbach King National Recovery LaGron In and Cit

Weather forecast signals warmer trend with showers

Fair and warmer tonight with easing clouds then 1 thundershower on Saturday. Cooler Sunday afternoon in extreme north. Yesterday highs Phoenix 104, North Platte 96, Molined 94. Today's low in Seattle 42, Calgary 46, Yellowstone Park 4. Warmer weather followed by increasing cloudiness and potential showers with thunderstorms likely.

Attleford Algary Ellowatone Park

Stocks Hit New Highs Across Market Sectors

New York stocks surged to fresh highs with gains led by U S Steel and General Motors. Wheat rose over 2 cents a bushel, rail stocks and utilities climbed, and several preferreds touched year highs as overall market strength persisted.

Wheat prices soar at Chicago Board of Trade

Wheat deliveries on the Chicago Board of Trade topped the $1 per bushel mark as heavy trading pushed prices higher. Opening bids rose 15-8 to 2 1-4 cents, with July at $1.00 up 2, September at $1.03 up 2 1-8, December at $1.05 1/2 up 2 1/8, and May at $1.10 up 2 1/2. All deliveries reached new seasonal highs as corn moved irregularly on profit taking.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

38 Crippled Children From 25 Ohio Cities At Clinic Here

Thirty eight children from twenty five Northern Ohio cities gathered at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children for examination at the crippled children's clinic. Youngest, a Lorain girl of 23 months, aims to start fighting her handicap early. oldest, a 24 year old man, back for progress check. Six Lorain County towns represented. other cities include Elyria Norwalk Cleveland and more. Examinations by Dr C H Heyman and Dr F A Lawrence. two Western Reserve student nurses attended.

Ohio Gates Hospital Lorain Frank W. Hoover Lorain County Elyria Oberlin Amherst Grafton Columbia Station Ashland Nova Savannah Greenwich Bucyrus Ashtabula Attica Gallon Flats Rock North Fairfield Geneva Rockford Collins Norwalk Branewick Wadaworth Tiffata Cleveland C. H. Heyman F. A. Lawrence Western Reserve University

Vines Defeated In Wimbledon Final By Crawford

WIMBLEDON England July 7 Ellsworth Vines United States singles champion and Davis Cup star was defeated in the Wimbledon final by Jack Crawford Australian Davis Cup star The scores were 4-6 11-8 6-2 26 64 Crawford recently won the French championship by defeating Henri Cochet.

Wimbledon England Ellsworth Vines United States Jack Crawford Crawford Henri Cochet

Italian Seaplanes Ready For Labrador Flight

Italy’s 24 seaplanes, en route to the Chicago exposition, await good weather in Reykjavik Iceland on July 7 before takeoff for Cartwright Labrador. A take-off was believed probable today as crews prepared and fuel tanks were filled.

Reykjavik Iceland Italy Chicago Exposition Cartwright Labrador

County ADA program may collapse under gas tax diversion

County commissioners faced a choice between halting nearly all road work or losing further state and federal relief. A letter from Emergency Relief head Major Braught demands diversifying half of current gasoline tax receipts, threatening to end road programs as relief funds dry up.

E. O. Braught Ohio C. D. Murray State Relief Commission Elyria Murray and Shaw J. W. Warden Frelief Warden

Buffing Co Opens Plant On Clark Street Here

A branch plant of the Shott Brothers Buffing Company of West Salem has opened on Clark Street in the former Willys-Overland Co employment office building. The plant employs 22 people and operates a general buffing business, the Chronicle-Telegram learned today.

Shott Brothers Buffing Company of West Salem Clark Street Willys-Overland Co Chronicle-Telegram

Avon Man Fined For Destroying Furniture

John Ropes aged 38 of Avon was fined 300 dollars plus costs after arraignment before Mayor Jameson for destruction of property at his boarding house. He failed to pay the fine and was committed to county jail.

John Ropes Avon Jameson Ropes

Waivers on Deposits Still Being Received at Lorain Bank

Lorain County Savings and Trust Co officials reported only a few depositors hold back on waivers. Conservator Jas A Hewitt said several previously noncompliant depositors turned in waivers in the last day and hope remains that the rest will follow. Bank officials invite depositors to contact them with any questions or reasons for not waiving.

Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Jas. A. Hewitt

Vacation trip end in crash near Oberlin

Mrs. Bernard Kruse and her 15 year old son Herold were injured when their car was crowded off the highway near Oberlin at 5:40 AM. The vehicle rolled twice before landing in a ditch. Mrs. Kruse suffered a severe leg laceration and a sprained shoulder while Herold had minor injuries. Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe investigated and alerted Norwalk to locate the other car.

Michigan Bernard Kruse Herold Maryland Avenue Cleveland Oberlin

Abductors Of Factor Demand 100000 In Dennis Kidnap Case

Chicago July 7 from underworld sources came information that five desperadoes who kidnapped William Hamm Jr wealthy Sgt Pan brewer for 100000 ransom participated in the abduction of Jake the Barber Factor. It was learned that Factor a super stock promoter wanted in England on a 7000000 fraud charge had his ransom reduced from 156000 to 106000 dollars.

United Press Chicago William Hamm, Jr Sgt Panbrewer Jake the Barber Factor Factor England

State to Pay Cost of Leavitt Road Improvement

Word was received today that the state will pay the entire cost of the Leavitt road project. The road from Oberlin to Wellington will be improved for 7.2 miles with a 20 foot width and graded to 30 feet. Estimated cost is $160,000.

Oberlin Welington

Runaway Prices Rumor Alarms Industry Official

Washington July 7 Industry Administrator Hugh Johnson voiced concern over potential unmanageable surpluses in industry and runaway prices in the retail field. He warned that unchecked price rises could destabilize markets and consumer costs.

Johnson Washington Hugh Johnson

Amherst Man Found Dead In Yard

Frederick Ehlert a 67 year old resident of North Ridge road Amherst was found dead in his yard at 8 30 am Heart trouble is believed to have caused his death He immigrated from Germany at 14 and lived in Amherst area since then He is survived by wife Mertie two sons Edward Elyria and Clarence at home one daughter Mrs John Conrad Avon and six grandchildren Funeral services are to be announced later.

Frederick Ehlert North Ridge Road Amherst Ehlert Germany Mertie Edward Elyria Clarence John Conrad Avon

World currency war threat at World Economic Conference

Atomic style: At the World Economic Conference in London on July 7 1983 the United Press reports a plan for a broad currency inflation bloc led by the United States Great Britain and allied nations to abandon the gold standard if others refuse to inflate. Pressure from Canada and Britain pushes toward emulation of Roosevelt policy while gold standard factions fear upheaval and potential devaluation of currencies including France facing revolution if currency shifts occur.

United Press London North South America British Empire Far East Scandinavia Roosevelt United States Great Britain Japan China Britain Canada R. B. Bennett Cordell Hull France Georges Bonnet

Elyria Banks To Receive $230,750 From Union And Guardian

Liquidators of the Guardian and Union Trust Companies held talks to set a date for distributing more than 57 million in dividend checks to depositors. Elyria banks will get 230,788 as their share of deposits, with smaller towns awaiting start dates. Distribution for large depositors may begin next week while checks for smaller depositors are unlikely to go out before midweek. The Union and Guardian aim to pay banks and private depositors the same 4 percent share on their deposits.

Elyria Banks Union and Guardian Banks Cleveland Guardian and Union Trust Companies Sidney B. Congéea Union Guardian

Aviator Mattern Safe After Siberia Radio Message

Chicago July 7 A cryptic radiogram from Siberia declares Janie Mattern the World flight attempt survivor. Backers say transmission errors caused misspellings of Anadyr and Chukotka as he neared Nome, Alaska before turning back. Rescue efforts proved slow as silence lingered since June 14 with fuel and course confusion blamed for the prior setback.

Chicago Janie Mattern Fitery Siberia Mie Gemmie Matern Mattern Natic America Chabarovsk Russia Noma Alaska Samuel J. Sackett Atlantic Nome Khabe Tern Arctic Anadyris Harry Jameson Hayden R. Milla John Clark Sackett

Ship To Bring Mattern Back

Coast guard directs cutter The Northland, 300 miles off Shperia coast, to cooperate with Soviet authorities to return Jit my Mattern the world flyer. The ship cannot enter Soviet waters without permission and is in wireless contact with Soviet officials in Siberia. The Northland is on a second patrol through the Bering Sea toward the Siberian coast near where Mattern was found, with the Navy vessel Argonne conducting hydrographic survey nearby.

Washington Coast Guard Northland Shperia Jitmy Mattern World Flier Siberia Bering Sea United States Siberian Mattern Argonne Aleutian

Mattern's Wife Delights In Safe Return From World Flight

Walla Walla report says Della Mattern expressed happiness over her husband’s safe return after completing a round the world flight. She told the United Press she had hope and believed he would be safe, noting her relief and joy at his recovery and health.

Walla Walla Wala Della Mattern Rafe

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