Gambling Probe to Begin Monday in Lorain County
Grand jury investigation into gambling in Lorain County took shape as Prosecutor Stevens issued subpoenas for Sheriff Dick, Police Chief Stankard, and Mayor Vanoster of Elging, plus Lorain police chief Walker. He asked Judge Thompson to aid in gathering information for jurors and indicated jurors may seek $1,960 to fund a thorough inquiry. The proceedings may extend to an extended session Monday to proceed with a manslaughter trial against William Daniels Pittsburgh bus driver.
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Lorain County
Frank J. Steven
Clarence W. Dick
E. J. Stankard
W. H. Vanoster
Elging
Theodore BE. Walker
Lorain
Presidio
W. KK. Thompson
Yeaterday
Stevens
William Daniels
Pittsburgh
Toul
Thompson
Grand’ Pty
Grand Jury
Race Driver In Serious Condition After Decoration Day Crash
Tos condition at Buck Savage, automobile race driver, seriously injured in the Decoration Day events at the fairgrounds here, reported very critical this morning. Savage sustained internal injuries and four fractured ribs when his car crashed through the fence at the track’s south end. He is 35, a veteran driver, with cousin Bill Prugh at bedside. Mickey Goulden and two other drivers praised hospital and local officials for care.
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Tos
Buck Savage
Fargrounds
Memorial Hospital
Savage
Bill Prugh
Continental Avenue
Detroit
Prush
G. B. Frugh
Elyria Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Police Department
Chronicle-Telegram
Death in Sunbury: Mrs. Joseph Renick of Elyma
Former Elyma resident Mrs. Joseph Renick died on Decoration Day at her Sunbury Ohio home. She lived in Elyma until about five years ago when the family moved to Sunbury. Survived by husband two sons George and Carlo a sister in Columbus. Funeral services held this afternoon in Chillicothe Ohio.
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Joseph Renick
Elyma
Renick
Sunbury
Ohio
George
Carloa
Columbus
Chillicothe
The Weather Forecast Ohio
The forecast for Ohio calls for fair and continued warm conditions through Saturday. Expect mild evenings with light winds and no significant rainfall anticipated across major cities. Brisk daytime highs and warmer nights slow the typical spring cool spells.
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Ohio
Miss Evelyn Schultz Dies After Roadside Crash
Injuries sustained yesterday by 22 year old Evelyn Schultz of 202 Eastern Heights Blvd. led to her death at Memorial Hospital around 12:15 PM. The crash occurred on North Ridge Road near Seneca Avenue when the car she rode in turned over in a five foot ditch. Thiel, a nearby resident, pulled her from the wreck after hearing the crash. no witnesses were reported. Schultz, Elyria High School graduate and Ohio State University attendee, was socially active with many friends. Funeral services were held at her parents’ home at 202 Eastern Heights Blvd. Interment followed at Lorain. She is survived by her parents, brothers Norman and Erwin, sister Marjorie, and grandmother Mrs. P. Siple.
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Evelyn Schultz
Eastern Heights Blvd
Miss Schultz
Memorial Hospital
Schultz
North Ridge Road
Seneca Avenue
South Lorain
Lorain
William Thiel
Elyria High School
Ohio State University
Philip Schultz
Eastern Heights Bloyd
Marcus Kramer
Jewish Temple
Norman
Rutland
Vermont
Erwin
Marjorie
P. Siple
Toledo Labor Appeals to President
Toledo labor appealed to President Roosevelt for direct intervention to avert a general strike and rioting around the Electric Auto-Lite plant where two were killed and many wounded. Mediators sought peace as Toledo Edison workers postponed a strike to allow officials from the East to arrive for settlement talks.
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Toledo
Roosevelt
National Guard
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Union Electrical
Toledo Edison Company
Central Labor Union
Toledo Edison Co
Workers’ Union
Frank R. Coates
Power Concern
Coates
Henry L. Doherty
Charles P. Taft
Doherty
Utilities Corporation
Coral Gables
Fla
Three Pouches Of Mail Stolen
Five masked men and armed bandits held up a mail truck driver at Reading station. They escaped with three mail pouches, one containing 17000 dollars in small bills.
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Conshohocken
Reading
Steel plant operations in Youngstown rise to 66 percent
Youngstown area steel plant operations climbed today to 66 percent of rated capacity as three Republic Steel open hearth furnaces resumed. The gain reflects the reopening of three furnaces in the local facilities, boosting output in the region.
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Youngstown
Republic Stel Corp
Peebles Enters Commissioner Race
Tom Peebles a longtime Lo rain Republican formally announced his candidacy for county commissioner. He previously served one term after entering county politics in 1229 and now serves as Sheffield township trustee. Peebles has lived in Jorain for over 40 years, previously residing in Kiana and Oberlin, with Aug primary election looming.
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Tom Peebles
Lorain
Hns
Peebles
Sheffield
Perbies
Jorain
Kiana
Oberlin
Federation Head Outlines Farm Aid Programs
Perry L. Green Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president outlined state and national programs to aid farmers at a district Farm Bureau meeting in Lorain County. He urged cooperative effort, described the Farm Bureau’s education, legislation and commercial activities, and noted benefits from cooperative buying and policy actions. About 60 Lorain County members attended, with all four counties Lorain Huron Erie and Cuyahoga represented.
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Farm Bureau
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
District Farm Bureau
Green
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
E. D. Schramm
E. D. Lukens
W.G. Caskey
Lee E. Barnhart
C. E. Doust
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Baccalaureate Services At Methodist Church On Sunday
Two baccalaureate services planned at First M E Church in Elyria. High School graduates will hear Rev. G A Brown speak on Standing Before the King with six local pastors taking part. Nursing school graduates will hear Dr E J Bond preach Life With a Purpose. Music includes preludes and anthems by the high school and choir.
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Methodist Church
M. E
Elyria High School
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
G. A. Brown
First United Presbyteran Church
E. J. Bond
M. FE
Tharne
EL BL
Head
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Harold A. Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
William Mair Auld
First Congregational Church
Ernst Trion
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Rock and
Amam
Lucas
Char
Evoir
Selby
Hospital School of Nursing
Bond
Woodward
New York Hosts Sailors In Grand Navy Review
June 1 New York welcomed about 30 000 sailors from battleships cruisers and destroyers who landed after leave to view the Navy in action. The Armada passed in review before President Roosevelt drawing cheers as planes roared overhead and ships steamed past the Hudson at sundown.
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Roosevelt
U. S. S. Indianapolis
Arrow
Standley
Naval Operations
New York
Hudson River
New
Navy
Aeldene
Groton
Mass
Tugboat Strike Threatens Again Across Great Lakes Ports
In Cleveland on June 1 a renewed tugboat strike threatened in Great Lakes ports over an arbitration ruling setting a 12 hour workday. The Tugmen's Union protested to Senator Robert F. Warner, with walkouts already in Buffalo Lorain Ashtabula and Cleveland. The forecast warned the strike could spread to all lake harbors by Monday, threatening shipping levels.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Howe
H. Gibert Francke
Botton
Robert F. Warner
National Labor Board
Turmen
Buffalo
Lorain
Ashtabula
South Dakota Storm Devastates Farms and Towns
Aberdeen reports a severe wind and hail storm that destroyed farmhouses and barns, uprooted trees, and scattered wreckage. The storm cut telephone and telegraph lines, isolating the city briefly, with dust, rain, and hail sweeping miles. A similar but milder storm hit Garretson, South Dakota.
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Aberdeen
M. D
Garretson
S, D
Heat Wave Ravages Midwest Slams Crops and Costs Lives
A five day United States drought and heat wave scorched the Northwest and spread eastward into Illinois and nearby states, causing dozens of deaths, livestock losses, and sky high grain prices on the Chicago Board of Trade. Forecasters predicted relief within 24 hours from a fall in temperatures.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
George E. Farrell
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administraion
Northwest
United States
Lamoni
St. Paul
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Senate approves stock market control bill report
Washington bulletin reports the Senate approved the conference report on the stock market control bill. The measure would place the nation's unregulated securities market under new Securities and Exchange Commission supervision. The report goes to the House where immediate approval is anticipated.
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Uletin
Washington
Lane
Senate
Wll
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dutv
Ohio drought worsens as rain fails farmers across state
Across Ohio drought hits hard as May proves the driest month since records began. Farmers watch for rain amid withering crops and water shortages while cities swelter. Weather officials warn only scattered showers may come in 36 hours, with grain losses near 50 percent and rising milk and produce prices.
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United Press
Ohio
United States
Weather Bureau
Milton W. Davis
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Canada
Columbus
Akron
Youngstown
Toledo
Supreme court denies review on Lorain land dispute
In Columbus on June 1 the Ohio supreme court denied a motion for review in the case between Fred Strauss and Panos Canajos of Lorain County over a four foot strip between their properties. The court effectively held the land belonged to Canajos after lower courts favored Canajos in the suit to enjoin use of the strip.
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Columbus
Fred Strauss
Panos
Water trucks needed to haul water for drought stricken farms
Hundreds of thirsty farmers across the county seek water trucks to haul water to their drouth struck fields. A small Want Ad in the Chronicle-Telegram will reach them at once by calling 4412-4413 and placing your message today. It might rain.
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Theie Drouth
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San Itose
Cal
James Rolph, Jr
Raph
Tom Pecbics
Federation Head
South Dakota
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