Two Seriously Hurt In Auto Accident
Two persons were injured in a weekend automobile collision here with several others escaping serious harm. Mrs Martha Wisin 42 of 276 Wiltlees avenue Norwalk sustained an impounded fracture of the spine and her daughter Arloon seven had two upper teeth knocked out when a car driven by her son William Wright Jr collided with a machine driven by RLM Sumesters of 34 Earl Court Huron and West streets according to police. Mrs Wright and her daughter were treated at Memorial hospital. Deputy Sheriff Willian Hoast reported another crash on Lake Road west of Lorain involving Fred Maddock 637 East River Street and Nick Melomick Lorain. Both machines turned over and a pole struck. Other occupants listed include Don Reese 1213 West avenue Carl Wittmore Harvard avenue Joe and Frank Wheenskea Prospect Street and Don Knipner 336 Winches street. Minor injuries were reported to Mrs Nick Sirkesic 25 of 30% Louisiana avenue Lorain in a collision on Route 2. She was taken to St Joseph's hospital Lorain.
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Marth Wiisin
Wiltlees Avenue
Norwalk
Arloon
William Wright Jr
RLM
Earl Court
Huron
West Streets
St. Elytians
Fred Maddock
East River Street
Willian Hoast
Nick Melomick
Lorain
Lake Road
Maddock
Route 2
St. Joseph's Hospital
Clarence J Brown Announces Run for Ohio Governor
Ohio publisher and former Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown announces his Republican candidacy for Ohio governor. He attacks the current administration for political machination and rising state costs and pledges serious discussion of issues and government economy in the campaign. Cont on page 2.
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Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Secretary
Today
Brown
Times
Ty Department of State
Trenty
Vilkize
The Weather Forecast OFM Generally fair and warm
The forecast calls for generally fair skies with continued warmth tonight and Tuesday. Mild nights and warm daytime highs are expected with no significant rain chances.
Lineman Severely Hurt In Fall From Pole
Preston Hogle, 57, of 128 Hamilton avenue, sustained a severe lung injury and chest injuries after falling from a pole on Cleveland street near Beverly court while repairing as a lineman for the Ohio Public Service Company. The incident occurred about 10 45 P M Saturday. He was taken to Memorial hospital. Police report the fall followed a spur breaking on his climbing equipment.
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Preston Hogle
Hamilton Avenue
Cleveland Street
Beverly Court
Ohio Public Service Company
Memorial Hospital
Daniel and youth urged to follow Daniel in baccalaureate
Rev G A Brown at Elyria High June graduates urges pupils to imitate Daniel and his three companions in Nebuchadnezzar's court. He cites faith courage courtesy and others’ respect, noting Daniel's steadfastness and belief in God as the lasting example for today’s youth. The talk ends with a note that the Son of Man will reign.
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Elyria High School
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
G. A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
M. E
Rev. Brown
Brown
God
Milk Producers to Hold District Meetings Across County
Several hundred Lorain County milk producers will meet this week in Wellington, Oberlin, and Belden for the fourth annual meetings of locals of the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association of the Cleveland district. Officers and committees will be elected and annual reports presented. Wellington meeting at the Town Hall at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Oberlin local at 6 p.m. June 15 at the Oberlin Grange Hall. Belden local at 7 p.m. Monday, June 11 at the Belden Town Mall. Officers named include Ben G. Burges, Charles Pelton, Lawrence Betts, Clarence Dickason, Simeon Nash, E. S. Prentice, G. Brumby, Willoughby Harris, P. H. Rogers, Carl Blaine, Harry Dean, J. C. Aldrich, and E. E. Durkee.
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Lorain County
Welington
Oberlin
Belden
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Cleveland
Wellington Town Hall
S D.m
Wellington Lerat
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Charles Pelton
Lawrence Betts
Clarence Dickason
Oberlin Grange Hall
Simeon Nash
E.S Prentice
G. Brumby
Willoughby Harris
Belden Town Mall
P. H. Rogers
Cari ‘Blaine
Harry Dean
J. C. Aldirich
E. E. Durkee
Ohio Public Works Receives Large Federal Funding
Washington reports additional federal expenditures totaling about 35 million dollars for Ohio Public Works, new federal buildings, and reforestation as the house begins action on the emergency expenditure program. Ohio’s share includes 26 million for non federal projects, over 4 million for highway improvements, continuation of 27 CCC camps employing about 4,000 men at roughly 35.7 million, and funds for new federal buildings. The bill also allows sub divisions to sell bonds to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to cover shared project costs.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Roosevelt
Buckeye
Civilian Conservation Corps
House Appropriations Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Appropriations Committee
Urges Nurses To Live Abundant Lives
Dr. F J Bond delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Iy tla Memorial EHospital School of Tsing, urging graduates to choose abundant living through broad relationships. He cited the parable of the wedding feast and highlighted Wen dell Phillips and Johny R. Mott as examples of living for others, noting Mott’s rise from YMCA worker to world citizen.
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Tsing
F. J. Bond
M. E
Bond
Dr. Bond
Wendell Phillips
Johny R. Mott
YM. C. A
Christ
Memorial Mass for Pr Stevens and Rev Briscell Honor Memory
Memorial Mass held for Dr Herman Stevens as Rev Leo Briscell pastor of St Agnes parish conducted the service. Briscell and Stevens shared close friendship and partnership in many ventures. The memorial was conducted in the early evening to pay tribute to their longtime relation.
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Leo Briscell
St. Agnes
Herman
Steveens
Stevens
Father Briced
Brissel
Elyria High School Awards Honor Seniors at Chapel
Fifty seven Elyria High School awards were presented at the Senior Chapel in the high school auditorium. Seniors Erna Bur and Richard Koeps won first honor medals and will have their names inscribed on the school club trophy. Second place went to Sarah Paine and Arthur Campbell, third to Betty Ho and Gene Myers, with several seniors and juniors receiving honors for scholarship leadership and service. A new sportsmanship trophy was introduced by the Agenda Club, with Jack Curtin as first winner and Gene Myers as runner up.
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Elyria High School
Bigh
Youngs Men's Club
Erna Burandt
Richard Koeps
Elub
Sarah Paine
Arthur Campbell
Itls
Betty Ho
Gene Myers
Ionor
Ruth Stark
Constance McClure
Florence Stolz
Paul Thompson
Frank Wotts
Eugene Fell
Seward Black
Agenda Club
Jack Curtin
Kenneth Botamer
Heat wave grips Ohio as drownings rise statewide
United Press reports continued warm forecast for 36 hours with near 100 degree highs across Ohio. Four drownings and one heat death occurred over the weekend including Leonard Crape and Mike Radizowski in Lake Erie, Paul Guy in Newark, Thomas Musky in Cincinnati, and Camilla Johnson in Cincinnati, as sporadic showers offered slight relief in some areas.
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United Press
Ohio
Faifr
Government Weather Bureau
Leonard Crape
Mike Radizowski
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Bridge School Opens Monday At Rivoli Theatre
Wide interest surrounds the contract bridge school sponsored by the Chronicle Telegram in conjunction with twenty seven recamer chants at the Rivoli theatre. Classes run Monday to Wednesday from 10 to 11 30 with an instructor guiding bridge problems and planning a perfect party. Tickets should be reserved in advance to avoid disappointment.
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Chronicle Telegram Im Conjuncon
Rivoli Theatre
Chronicle-Tels Sram
Prayers and drought cast wide across nations
London reports prayers in churches and rites in heathen lands as drought roils the world. India, Russia, the Balkans suffer, Britain fears parched crops and water shortages. In Cambridgeshire baths banished, France clouds offer relief yet bring damaging downpours. Rural rites and river sacrifices accompany the drought fear. Protests in Girard as unemployed reject cash relief.
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London
Ast
India
Russia
Balkans
Great Britain
Isles
Cambridgeshire
France
Danube Valley
Heat Wave Hits Antarctica At Little America Station
A long heat wave at Little America, Antarctica, drove temperatures from 2 below zero on May 22 to as high as 25 above, with readings fluctuating between 11 below and 25 above for 12 days. The record wave shows no sign of abating as Mackay Radio relays the report.
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Little America
Anarctica
Mackay Radio
Drought Relief Hopes Rise as Western Weather Brings Rain
Weary farmers in the drought stricken West see a temporary respite as clouds bring rain and snow across Wyoming Colorado Nebraska and Montana. Heat deaths reach at least three with six drowning while crop experts warn only partial recovery possible for wheat corn oats and other staples. Government efforts include large cattle purchases and aid preparations as officials forecast a national food shortage remain unlikely but looming with potential costs up to several billions.
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Northwest
Weather Bureau
W. P. Day
Colorado
Nebraska
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Colorado Rockies
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Illinois
Chicago Board of Trade
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Federal Emergency Relief Administrator
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Washington
U S Public Debt Nears New Peak
Washington dispatch states the national public debt approached a peak near 27 billion dollars as the Treasury planned new securities to support recovery efforts this summer. Investors were urged to buy special 2 18 per cent bonds and 5 0 percent notes to lengthen the supply, with exchanges offered for Treasury certificates and savings bonds over the next six weeks.
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Washington
Jung
Treasury
Bill carries $1.172 billion for relief and recovery
Washington June 4 The deficiency bill carrying 1.172 billion dollars for relief and recovery passed the House by 309 to 45. It authorizes use of unobligated RFC and PWA balances totaling about 5 billion for relief, drought aid, public works, and TVA CCC programs, and directs 176 million for highways and public buildings.
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Washington
House
Senate
Notre Dame President Rev. O'Donnell Dies Suddenl
The Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell C S C president of Notre Dame University died early today in South Bend Ind at age 49. He planned to end his second term next month as the university began a major campus building program.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles L. ‘O’donnell
Notre Dame University
Father O'Donnell
Notre Dame
John F. O'Hara
Dao
Father O’donnell
College of Arts and Letters
Harvard
Catholic University of America
Holy Cross College
Washington
Catholic University
Italy
United States
Victor Emmanuel Ili
Auto Race Driver Near Death After Memorial Bay Crash
Buck Savage, Detroit Bees driver, was critically injured in a Memorial Bay crash. Hospital reports show his condition has deteriorated since the accident with little chance of recovery, despite ongoing treatment at Bly Memorial Hospital.
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Bly Tig Memorial Hospital
Buck Savace
Detroit
Memorial Bay
Savage
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