Two Lorain County deaths from drowning and train collision
A 24 year old Sears Roebuck assistant manager William Doty drowned near Lorain when a 12 foot flat boat capsized near the coast guard station. Ray A Grown survived until rescuers reached him. A search for Doty’s body continued. Elmer L. Brucker, 35, Amherst, was killed Saturday night by a New York Central train, his body found at 6 am Sunday. He may have been struck by two trains. survivors include his father and three brothers and a sister. Burial in Cleveland street cemetery with military rites.
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Lorain County
William Doty
Sears-Roebuck Company
Lorain
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Ray A Grown
Coast Guards
Doty
Arlington
Elmer Ll. Brucker
Amherst
New York Central
Brucker
Charles Redman
Nelson
Ma4bel Cook
Cleveland
Zilch Funeral Home
A. M. Rickel
Cleveland Street Cemetery
Chile to retain private property under new socialist government
Carlos Davila, leader of the Chile coup, told United Press and foreign investors that private property would not be molested, though tax hikes on wealth and possible central bank nationalization were possible. He said a dictatorial phase may be required during system-modifying reforms and outlined a constitution akin to the Spanish Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Miller
United Press
Santiago
Chile
Carlos G. Davila
South America
Davila
Washington
Juan Montero
Four killed in Hindu Moslem riots near Calcutta
In Calcutta area Jessore, India, four people were killed and many injured as Hindu Muslim rioting erupted today. Police and troops deployed to quell disturbances as clashes spread across the district.
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India
Calcutta
Jessore
The Weather Forecast Ohio Partly Cloudy Tonight and Tuesday
Ohio forecast shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. A chance of local thundershowers exists in the western portion on Tuesday with little overall temperature change.
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Ohio
Eighty Awards Given At EHS Honor Assembly
Elyria High School awarded eighty honors during a morning ceremony in the auditorium in connection with the senior chapel. Athletics letters went to baseball players led by Roy Clymer and to twenty-one track athletes under W L Vaughn, with freshmen numerals for Joe Brown and others. Girls received sixteen athletic awards including a 1600 point pin for Mary Lou Dengate, while debate squads earned gavels and certificates for varsity, sophomore, and freshman members.
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Elyria High School
Roy B. Clymer
Alex Bierek
Paul Contam
Paul Menz
Kenneth Mitchell
Fred Carlson
Arthur Glover
Tom Hallaner
Leonard Hill
George Innes
Joe Kaminski
John Kovacs
Kenneth Lyons
George Novotny
Joe Stutz
Eugene Smith
Carl Triplett
Willam Triplett
Henderson Wood
Ed Morris
Vaughn
Joe Brown
Harold Haywood
James Keleman
James Shuman
Clifford Smith
Marian Kemble
Mary Lou Dengate
Io Mary McGuire
Dorothy Saywell
Harriett Sedley
Katherine Brown
Olive Schwemler
Hortense Curtis
Mildred Hillmer
Eight Spectal Awards At Elyria High Assembly
Eight new school activity awards were created during Elyria High School's honor assembly this morning. Six awards and four honorable mentions were given by the Young Men's Club for all around work. The club also presented a large silver cup to be inscribed with future awardees. First place medals went to Jay Howenatine and Vivian Pebrsson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Jay Howenatine
Vivian Pebrsson
Russell Fox
Elyria High to honor largest senior class at Chapel
Elyria High School paid tribute to 196 seniors who will close their high school careers at Wednesday night’s commencement. The Senior Chapel honored guests of honor, with many seniors individually recognized during the honor assembly. The ceremony reflected on the approaching end of school life for the class.
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Elyria High School
Pastor Wiseman Urges High Morality For Elyria Graduates
Rev C F Wiseman pastor of the Second Congregational church appealed to Elyria High School’s June class at the baccalaureate service to raise world standards of morality and religion. He urged adults to model better behavior, criticized prohibition critics and Wall Street, and called for fair wealth distribution. Six other pastors joined in the service with the high school chorus performing and processional recessional marches.
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C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Elyria High School
M. E
Prohibition
Wall Street
E. J. Bond
M. E. Church
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
G. A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Ernst. Irion
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
H. A. Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Elyria Council Eyes Electric Plant Probe Tonight
Elyria council is to discuss a possible investigation of a municipal electric plant project. Councilman Carl Curtis plans to present communications from over a dozen municipalities with electric plants. Fire protection for the Carlisle district may also be raised. In Gallipolis, Ohio, June 6, Charles M. Smith, 88, farmer and former postmaster, died Sunday from heat prostration.
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Elyria
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Carlisle
Gallipolis
Charles M. Smith
Transfer of funds to pay bond interest approved
County commissioners authorized transferring 981.83 from the unanticipated emergency fund to cover interest on defaulted Penfield Highland improvement district notes due November 15, 1931. Ohio law uncertainty left the county liable for redemptions. the county likely bears the loss though benefits are district-specific. The notes were retired Saturday by a 39000 bond issue.
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Penfield- Highland
Ohio
Bomb shatters Lorain home and shop in dynamite act
Dynamite exploded at 3 55 am hitting the home and grocery and meat market of Martin Pazder known as Mayor Pazder on the corner of 34th street and Elyria avenue Lorain. The blast shattered windows and blew a sidewalk hole. Pazder his wife and children were inside. Police investigate clues while a $200 reward is offered for info leading to arrests.
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Martin Pazder
Pazder
Thirty-Fourth Street
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
34Th and
Conley Pazder
Joseph Conley
Ohio Swelters Rain On Way
A hot start across Ohio pushed thermometers above 90 in many areas as crowds sought cool spots. Forecasters predicted rain tonight after early showers in Central Ohio. The forecast calls for continued warmth and a possible easing of drought conditions over the next two days.
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Columbus
Ohio
Reichstag Elections Fixed for July Thirty First
Berlin June 6 Reichstag elections were fixed for July 31 by President Paul von Hindenburg. The announcement set the date for the key parliamentary vote in Germany as the country prepares for political changes amid growing tensions and international concerns.
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Berlin
Pau
von Hindenburg
Elyria High School graduates featured in Chronicle-Telegram
Extra copies of today’s paper are available for Elyria residents who want more issues. The circulation department can be reached at telephone number 4411 to arrange pickup before supplies run out.
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Elyria High School
Chronicle-Telegram
Nursing graduates hear sermon on service and care
Rev EB Bond delivered the baccalaureate for Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, urging a new idea of service as Jesus washed feet and healed, while praising nursing’s role in mental, spiritual, and physical care. Ten graduates wore uniforms, joined by supervisors and trustees.
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Galillee
EB. J Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Bond
Jesus
Earth
Simon Peter
Purim
God
Jacob Ha
Joseph
Frank W. Hoover
Bartlett
Robert T. Moora
Helen M Abramaska
Genevieve C. Boyd
Agnes L. Kothe
Dorothea E. Smith
Alleged Beer Found In Auto Arrest in Cleveland Street
Thomas Salutaris of Cleveland, arrested by Motorcycle Patrolman C L Miller at 11 15 am on Cleveland Street for transporting liquor. Police found 12 cases of alleged beer in his car. He faces arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster. Columbus reports a safe robbery at a retail shoe store offices yielding $1000.
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Thomas Salutaris
Cleveland
C. L. Miller
Cleveland Street
Salutaris
W. H. van Oster
Columbus
British Leaders To Meet With De Valera
London June 6 J H Thomas dominions secretary told the House of Commons he and Lord Hailsham war secretary would go to Dublin to negotiate the Irish dispute directly with President Eamon De Valera.
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London
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
House of Commons
Lord Hailsham
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Bonus Marchers Move Toward Brady Lake
Cleveland dispatch reports remnants of the bonus army thinning to 350 tired men after clashes with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Leaders aim for Washington while pressing for immediate cash bonuses and transportation, with plans to move to Brady Lake and to seize rail facilities. A 257-man Cleveland delegation was transported toward Akron and fed by local groups.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights
Public Square
Beford
Bedford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brady Lake
Pennsylvania
Ohio Jockey Race Track
Maple Hets
John Pace
Detroit
C. B. Cowan
Washington
Akron
Ray T. Miller
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ohio River
Steubenville
Sumit County
Pittsburgh
Pace
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports May sales for W T Grant Stores at 26 991 257 up from 26 798 796 in 1931. Detroit Ford adds 25 000 workers in May with 72 140 units produced and June output planned at 112 160. Atlantic City Westinghouse exec notes gradual improvement in electrical lines over three months. Somerville First National Stores posts 4 825 611 net for three weeks ending April 2, up from 4 479 199 prior week. Tulsa Marathon Oil to invest 1 000 000 in refinery reconstructions at Fort Worth Bristow. Coca Cola International Corp declares 50 cent dividend on common stock.
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New York
W. T. Grant
Detroit
Ford
Somerville
Mass
First National Stores
Four earthquakes rock northern California. one dead
Bulletin from Eureka reports four earthquakes along Humboldt and Del Norte coasts causing extensive damage. One woman, Mrs. Wallace McCutcheon, 35, died when a chimney collapsed on a rooming house. her husband injured with a broken leg and crushed ribs. Another man, Ralph Young, suffered two broken ribs. Tremors felt as far as Roseburg Oregon and Crescent City to Arcata area. Landslides blocked a highway. thousands of dollars in property damage.
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Eureka
Cal
California
Humboldt
del Norte
Roseburg
Ore
Wallace McCutcheon
Ralph Young
Crescent City
Ferndale
Fortuna Arcata
Field Brook
Eureka County
Tax Bill Nears Presidents Desk In Peace Time Era
Final congressional action on the largest peace-time tax measure in U.S. history moves toward the White House for President Hoover to sign after Senate approval of the conference report on a 1.116 billion dollar bill. The House already passed it. new excise taxes on autos gasoline soft drinks matches and other items begin fifteen days later. A dispute over the three percent electricity tax lingered, with Progressives pressing to make power companies pay, but the conference report is expected to stand as written.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Hoover
Congress
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Sugtaliat
University of Texas
Austin
Lillian Masterson
Cording
Robert Montgomery
Miss Masterson
E.H.S. Honor Assembly
Wiseman
Council
de Valera
R. Race Track
Atlantic City
N. J
Tulsa, Okia
Marathon Oil Co
Ohio Oil Co
Fort Worth
Tex
Bristow, Oklo
Coca-Cola International Corp
Tak Bill
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