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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1938

Page

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Britain Aims Armistice in Spanish Civil War

London reports Britain will push for an armistice to end the Spanish civil war and seek peace talks, possibly with France and Italy involved. The government also plans to address the Czechoslovak minority issue as a parallel foreign policy effort toward broader arms and peace negotiations with Germany.

London Germany Neville Chamberlain Europe France Italy Chamberlain

Red Cross Offices To Close For Three Weeks

The Elvira Chapter Red Cross in the Masonic Temple will close for three weeks starting next Bondas and reopen with the Summer schedule. Under that plan coffeecs will run 1 30 to 5 p m daily except Wednesdays and Saturdays in July and August. Miss Edith Metcalf executive secretary announced Mrs Patterson of the State Rehabilitation Commission will be in the office Monday and Friday mornings.

Elvira Chapter The American Red Cross Masonic Temple Bondas Edith Metcalf

Union Calls Holiday On Thirteen Ships

The National Maritime Union called a one day labor holiday on ships in port in New York as protest against the dismissal of 31 members from the Shepard Line Freighter Sea Thrush. It said it ordered 1,70 men from 13 passenger vessels and 1,690 men from 20 freighters.

New York National Maritime Union. C. IT. O Shepard Line

Weather Ohio Tonight Fair Then Cooler in East

The weather report notes fair conditions tonight and Friday in Ohio with cooler readings in the east and south. A system moved from Wisconsin to eastern Ontario bringing showers from Georgian Bay through the lower lakes to the Ohio Valley.

Ohio Wisconsin Ontario Georgian Bay Lower Lakes Ohio Valley Gulf of Mexico Manitoba Arizona Plains States Pacific Northwest Mississippi and Lake Region

Elyria Dentist Dr J Edmund Betteridge Dies at 59

Dr J Edmund Betteridge 59 an Elyria dentist for 33 years died at 3 00 am at his home 307 Park avenue after a 15 month illness. He was born May 16 1879 in West Virginia came to Elyria 41 years ago and was a member of St Andrew's church Kiwanis Lorain County Dental Society King Solomon Lodge Magonic Lodge bodies. Survived by three children Richard B Betteridge Santa Barbara CA Mrs C A Hinkle Barberton OH and William A Betteridge Elyria two brothers and two sisters. Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home funeral arrangements incomplete.

J. Edmund Betteridge Elyria Park Avenue Dr. Betteridge West Virginia St. Andrew's Church Kiwanis Club Lorain County Dental Society King Solomon Lodge The Magonic Lodge Jane Abbey Betteridge Richard B. Betteridge Santa Barbara California C. A. Hinkle Barberton Ohio William A. Betteridge W. O. Betteridge R. C. Betteridge Akron F. Q. Richey Lakewood Anna Betteridge Maumee Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home

Indictments Highlight Lorain County Grand Jury Report

A Lorain County grand jury report lists 12 indictments returned and three cases bound over with no indictments. Named defendants include Mike Kutsko Vernon Knight Henry Moore Victor Beachler Snyder Walsh James Easterday Horace Bruce Kenneth Watson Thomas Flood and Charles Easterday with charges ranging from burglary grand larceny assault and battery to weapon offenses. Two other cases were dropped when no indictments were returned and the jury he d a secret case ongoing.

Lorain County Grand Jury Mike Kutsko Vernon Knight Henry K. Moore Victor Beachler Snyder Walsh James Easterday Horace Bruce Kenneth Watson Charles Easterday Thomas Flood James Hines Asault Kenneth Long

Plan Improvement Of Phelan East Ditch

County commissioners heard Ridgeville Township residents over a proposed improvement of the Phelan East ditch. A farmer objected to his large assessment while others supported the project. The group agreed to absorb any difference if benefits were not equal to his cost, and plans were approved to lay 1,740 feet of new tile for drainage.

County Commissioners Ridgeville Township Phelan East Ditch Edward DeChant Engineers Office

Liner Queen Mary Fails To Dock In Severe Gale

The liner Queen Mary could not dock at Cherbourg today as a severe summer gale lashed southern England the English Channel and the French coast. Wind speeds reached 89 miles per hour in many areas.

London Cherbourg England English Channel French

Eight Men Burned in Mine Blast Near Pittston

A coal mine explosion in the Butler Slope of Volpe Mining Company near Pittston Pennsylvania burned eight men, seriously injuring at least four and trapping nine below ground as the crew worked second mining. Ambulances state police and rescue squads with gas masks rushed to the scene about a mile from the pit mouth under the Du Pont Wilkes-Barre highway.

Pittston Butler Volpe Mining Company du Pont-Wilkes-Barre

Japanese Fight To Escape Trap Near Lung-Hai Line

Shanghai June 2 Japanese forces attack Chinese divisions strong fortified positions between Lanfeng and Kaifeng to break out of a trap set by Chiang Kai Shek north of the Lung Hai railway. Doihara's troops seize Kihsien while Chiang masss forces along a Kaifeng Lanfeng line in anticipated major battle on Lung Hai road.

Shanghai Lanfeng Kaifeng Lung- Hai Chiang Kai-Shek Yellow River Kenji Doihara Kihsien Lung-Hai Suchow Hankow Doihara Kwanta Hendaye Valencia Mediterranean Jose Varela Jose Miaja

Spanish Nationalists Express Regret Over Attacks on British Ships

London reports the Spanish Nationalist provisional government regrets British protests over bombing and sinking of three British vessels. They say ships were not deliberate targets and promise an investigation. Several lives were lost after alleged nationalist air attacks off the eastern Spanish coast.

London Great Britain Balearic Islands

First Aid Class Opens Monday In Elyria

A new first aid course for Elyrians over 17 begins Monday night at the YMCA under American Red Cross direction with Warren G. Dunaway as instructor. Red Cross certificates awarded on completion. The 10 week course welcomes men and women. Dunaway already leads two similar classes in Elyria.

American Red Cross Warren G. Dunaway Red Cross Dunaway Elyria

Eleven Agencies In County Aid 13300 Benefit From Relief

A county relief survey shows 13,300 people in 11 agencies receiving aid. The projected annual relief cost could reach $2,300,000, with WPA, direct relief, and pensions shaping the county’s burden amid rising unemployment.

Ernest Holmes WPA Children's Home County Home Pleasant View Lorain County Childrens’ Home

Legislature Seeks Solution to Ohio Relief Problem

In Columbus the House Speaker convened a closed conference with labor, municipal, education, and business groups to forge a plan for emergency relief funding. Debates over funding sources, distribution, and proposed bills continued as lawmakers weigh a state wide approach versus local funding powers amid a relief crisis.

Columbus Frank R. Aible Aible Davey League of Ohio Municipalities Ohio Education Association Chamber of Commerce Interorganization Conference Ohio Farm Bureau Grange Organized Labor House Laderman-De Righter

Huge Airboat To Fly Halfway Around World

SAN DIEGO June 2 The world s largest privately owned airplane a 14 ton Consolidated Airboat was ready for a flight halfway around the world to collect specimens for the American Museum of Natural History New York Richard Archbold heir to a Standard Oil fortune will lift his craft from San Diego harbor and head toward Honolulu The six member crew expects 18 hours to cover the first leg of more than 6284 nautical miles the full journey to Hollandia will require about 47 hours of flying time.

San Diego Cal Consolidated American Museum of Natural History New York Richard Archbold Pacific Honolulu Hollandia Dutch Guinea

Archery Demonstration Postponed By Y M C A

The archery demonstration scheduled for tonight at the Y M C A is postponed to Thursday evening June 9 due to illness of Leonard K. Osborne, Vermilion archery expert. Carl Wagner, Y M C A Physical Director, announced the change.

Leonard K. Osborne Carl Wagner Osborne

Hoover Directs Hunt For Kidnappers

FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover arrived in Princeton Florida to take command of the search for five year old Jimmy Cash. hundreds of armed posse members scoured Everglades the Keys and southeastern Florida in heavy rain as federal agents questioned suspects and moved the investigation toward a potential breakthrough. Hoover planned to remain several days as the case intensified.

Princeton, Fla J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Florida Jimmy Cash G-men Everglades Keys Hoover Washington Miami FBI James B. Cash Sr

Approval Seen for Great Lakes Waterway Treaty

Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Key Pittman predicted the Senate would ratify the administration’s proposed treaty with Canada for the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway next year. He said most complaints about the last treaty have been addressed and the draft may be considered throughout the summer by Canada and the involved provinces.

Washington Key Pittman Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Canada Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Pittman

Sullivan Church Marks 100th Anniversary

The Sullivan Christian church conducts a three day centennial celebration starting Friday at 8 p m with a birthday party. Rev. Frank Brown of Ashland speaks, followed by Rev. D P Shafer Saturday. Sunday features talks by several pastors and a 2 p m communion led by Judge Guy B Findley. Gaines M Cook and Rev F R Eaton close the event.

Sullivan Sullivan Christian Church Frank Brown Ashland D. P. Shafer C. C. Smith A. N. Jenkins N. P

Major oil firms fined in no contest pleas in Wisconsin

Judge Patrick T. Stone fined 13 oil companies and 11 executives $15 000 each plus $25 000 costs after they pleaded no contest to anti trust charges The government moved to dismiss indictments against 27 other executives and will bring to trial Sept 26 other companies and executives who did not join the plea The cases allege uniform robber contracts and anti trust violations under the Sherman Act Names of involved firms and officers are listed with cities including New York Milwaukee Chicago Tulsa Denver St Louis Bartlesville and Findlay

Madison Wis Patrick T. Stone Stone Department of Justice Socony Vacuum Oil Co Charles E. Arnott New York City Wadhams Oil Co A. G. Maguire St. Louis Sinclair Refining Co J. W. Carnes Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp Robert W. McDowell Tulsa Okla Phillips Petroleum Co Frank Phillips Bartlesville Ohio Oi Co Findlay, O Skelly Oil Co W.W. G. Skelly

Treasury Will Not Borrow New Money

Washington June 2 Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr announced the treasury will not borrow new money in its June quarter financing. He said the department would exchange offerings for notes totaling 618 million due June 15 and retire 250 million in tax date bills due June 16 17 and 18 from available cash.

Washington TPI Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr The Treasury Morgenthau

Convict Michigan Woman For Murder

DETROIT June 2 UP Mrs Julia M Barker was convicted today of slaying Mrs Edith Mae Cummings in a swift moving drama of rise from indigence to real estate riches and then a fight against dwindling fortunes. A jury of four men and eight women returned the verdict in circuit court after brief deliberation.

Detroit Julia M. Barker Edith Mae Cummings Barker Michigan

Elyria Board Alters Teacher Contracts for 1938-39

Elyria school teachers will be hired on a month to month basis for the 1938-39 year instead of yearly contracts. The change was approved after a conference with a four-teacher committee to discuss contracts and salaries. The board also borrowed about $41,000 under the Ohio School Foundation Program and moved $1,000 from maintenance to the library fund.

General Revenue Fund Industrial Commission House Senate Welfare Department Cleveland State Hospital Massillon Dayton Longview Cincinnati Toledo Special Relief Investigating Committee Elyria Elyria Board of Education R. C. Maston Maston Ohio Carl L. Smith E. Glenn Baxter Margaret E. Edwards Sabra Armstrong Ohio School Foundation

Test Votes Near On Two Phases Of Relief Legislation

In Columbus the Ohio House, led by Speaker Frank R. Uible, moves to speed relief legislation. A test vote will occur this week on two key aspects: enabling local taxes to raise funds and a loan of 1 to 2 million dollars to distressed counties until a full program is ready.

Hagerman Harry Munger Montgomery Thomas Senate A. J. Bernhardt Michael Disalle Columbus House of Representatives Ohio Frank R. Uible House Representatives Aible

Roosevelt to Address Naval Academy Graduates in Extern

President Roosevelt will address the Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis Maryland and present diplomas to 436 midshipmen. He plans extemporaneous remarks focusing on foreign policy though the occasion is also seen as a chance to restate his views. It marks his second time as principal speaker at the academy commencement.

Annapolis Roosevelt Naval Academy

Senate boosts PWA funds in recovery bill rise

The Senate increased Public Works Funds by 100 million dollars as part of the recovery bill, lifting the PWA total to 965 million and the bill’s overall funding to 3.422 billion. If approved, the total may exceed 3.7 billion, after the House had originally placed the extra money in the measure.

Washington Senate House Senate Appropriations Committee

Pioneer Yacht Builder Dies In 90th Year

BRISTON Rhode Island June 2 Captain Nathanael Greene Herreshoff famed yacht builder who constructed many defendents of the America's Cup died at his home today in his 90th year.

Pioneer Yacht Builder Briston R. I Nathanael Greene Herreshoff Wie

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Britain Spain Britein Owen Wien Sohunteer Cates Union Death J. E. Betteridge Phelan East Walter Godfrey J. L. Marsh Youngstown Interorganization Earl £. Hagerman League of Municipalities Bulletin Willard Campbell F M Braxton Cash Ray Bayburn Sullivan Church PWA
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