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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1936

Page

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Launching Of Third Party Expected

NEW YORK June 19 The launching of a third party anticipated to attract support from Father Coughlin’s National Union for Social Justice Townsend Old Age Pensions adherents and other inflationary factions was expected in political circles today. Coughlin told United Press he expected a candidacy on a third party ticket possibly today in New York Ruston or Washington. He was preparing a radio speech at 10 45 p m EDT to endorse the candidate should the platform fit his aims. Speculation centered on Rep William Lemke and former Gov Joseph Ely as likely figures though Ely denied plans. Lemke said he would back any third party movement supporting the farm mortgage bill.

New York Charles £. Coughtin National Union For Social Justice Townsend Old Are Remaindts Huey P. Long LUSA Coughlin United Press Ruston Washington Coughim Francis G. Townsend Old Age Pension Plan ImuSseocu Townsend Roosevelt Alf M. Landono Lemke Ely William Lemke HK. N. DL Joseph B. Ely Massachuset Wesfield Ope

Wheat Prices Skyrocket On Grain Exchange Rally

CHICAGO June 19 Wheat prices surged across the nations markets as the Northwest drought persisted. The Agriculture Department report cited declining prospects for spring grains in early June. Minneapolis and Duluth led gains, up more than 4 cents a bushel, while Chicago Board of Trade quotes rose about 23 1 4 to 33 8 cents after the report.

Chicago Northwest Department of Agriculture Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Board of Trade

Ohio Weather Forecast with Variable Clouds and Warmth

Weather forecast notes increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures across Ohio. Saturday expects scattered showers in parts, cooler in the northwest and warmer in the southeast.

Ohio Mortion

Resolution Urges Memorial Day Observance and Protest

A joint session of Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans passed a resolution urging proper observance of Memorial Day and opposing its use by the state athletic association for a fish schools meet. The resolution will go to the Department convention in Columbus from June 1 to 24. Delegates were arranged for the convention, candidate Miss Virginia Southam seeks junior state president, and refreshments followed. Plans for the next meetings include a basket picnic on July 2 and a sewing circle gathering at Mrs. E. J. McRoberts’s home.

State Athletic Association Woodworth United Spanish War Veterans Department Columbus Virginia Southam

Kent Ohio Rescue Strikers From Jail After Mob Violence

Deputy sheriffs and police halted plans to move 5000 strike breakers to Ravenna as a mob outside Kent City Jail fought with revolvers shotguns and rifles. Fourteen wounded two critically. attackers pelted a transport truck before mob leaders urged a parade. The incident occurred near the Black and Decker plant amid a tense 12 hour standoff.

Kent Tdeputy Ravenna National Guard Black and Decker Toal Courant Akron

Auto Crashes Into 19 Men Driver Held

Cleveland police arrest Fred Wall 23, after his car struck 19 steel workers in a safety zone near the American Steel and Wire Co. plant. Wall, found with companion in his garage, claims steering jammed and brakes failed. Nine hospitalized, ten treated and released. Senatorski surrendered. Wall held without bond.

Cleveland Fred Wall Wall J. J. E. Chizek Newburg Heights Felice American Steel and Wire Co

Large Enrollment In Summer School Forecast

Indications that Elyria summer school enrollment will exceed last year come from J. D. Severs, summer school principal. With 125 high school students already enrolled and more registrations expected, the six week session opens Monday at 8 a.m. Severs notes high school enrollment is higher than last summer. Grade enrollments depend on Monday’s registrations.

Elyria J. D. Severs Severs Wlyria High School

Three Convicts Kill Guard and Escape in Texas Farm

AIGLETON Texas June 19 Three Texas convicts attacked Felix Smith a guard at Retrieve Prison Farm killing him with his own gun and fleeing. Prison officials said other prisoners present did not join the break. Escapees were T B Atkinson a life sentence habitual criminal Luke Trammel 84 years for rebibery and murder and Forest Gibson 10 years from Limestone County. Capt R Wy Conner manager of Retrieve Farm formed a posse aided by bloodhounds in pursuit.

Aigleton Texas Lpi Felix Smith Retrieve Smith T. B. Atkinson Luke Trammel Taylor and King Counties Forest Gibson Limestone County R. Wy. Conner Retrieve Farm

Expect Checks For Veterans Tomorrow Elyria Post Office to issue bonds payments

About 200 bonds valued at roughly 15 000 were sent to the Cleveland post office Tuesday night for payment with 48 hour service promised. Elyria expects checks today or tomorrow as veterans line up for bond certification and cash. Postmaster J Sartor said most veterans in Elyria and nearby have applied, with three fourths already certified or paid.

Elyria Sartor United States Post Office Department

Son Of Head Of Dover Schools Critically Injured

James Durneson seven year old son of J G Durne t superintendent of Dover schools was critically injured around 710 last night when struck by a car driven by Mrs Mable Buckley The accident occurred in front of the Durneson home at Lakewood hospital confirmed the injuries are serious.

James Durneson J. G. Durne Dover Omg Chronicle-Telegram Mable Buckley Lakewood Durneson

Accident Victim Recovering After Bicycle Crash

Steve Kish, 48, of 1111 Tat Street, was injured Wednesday night when struck by a car on West River Road and knocked from his bicycle. He is in fair condition at Elytte Memorial Hospital and is not suffering a fractured skull.

Steve Kish Tat Street West River Elytte Memorial Hospital

1 400 Saved As Excursion Ship Sinks

Amherstberg, Gat., June 1911 400 saved as the excursion steamer Tashman carrying 1408 passengers fought water intrusion after a rock struck a hole in the Sugar Island channel. The band played as emergency pumps worked. By 1 AM all aboard ashore. At 2 AM the Tashman sank in 18 feet of Detroit River water with its hull resting on river bottom.

Amherstberg Gat Sugar Island Detroit Jean Calloway Brunoner-Mand Corporation

Delay Approval Of Contracts For Jefferson Junior High

State PWA delays approval of contracts for the Jefferson Junior High addition while awaiting word from Washington on full grant allocation. Elyria Board of Education awarded the contracts pending confirmation of a $57,781 grant representing about 45 percent of the project cost, though bids and notices show earlier figures. An error in approved figures caused confusion. officials are checking with Washington as to the correct grant amount.

Jefferson PWA W. O. Mettellan Columbus Elyria Board of Education McClellan Washington

Defense Fails To Call Two Defendants in Wellington Bank Robbery Trial

The defense in the Wellington Bank robbery case against Edward Groland and Anthony Papes surprised by resting without the two defendants testifying. Prosecutor Wickens presented rebuttal and alibi witnesses, while Assistant Prosecutor Butler highlighted the mounting testimony tying the defendants to the crime. Stanton argued the case rests on suggestion and police techniques, criticizing witness perception and implying misconduct. A jury verdict was expected after closing arguments later in the afternoon.

Edward Groland Anthony Papes Cleveland Wellington Edward M. Stanton Charles F. Adams Bert Adams William Wickens Howard Butler Gromand Stanton Cuyahoga County Iion Hires Inesa Hines Nes Robery Main Street Jane Wag

Two Far Reaching Measures On House Calendar

Washington news reports two far reaching measures placed on the House must calendar by Speaker William F Bankhead. One aims to curb impartation of strike breach or similar disruption while the other creates first, second and third class mail masters under a new system. Bankhead signaled they would be called up today under the usual procedure.

Washington Malmasters Wader Smvil Gerier William F Bankwhead Bankhead Sugaensiort Tha Ries

Pertinent Facts About Elyria Climate Near Lake Erie

The text notes Lake Erie's proximity tempers Elyria's winter and summer weather, describing the city as a climatic test site. It mentions an annual ge... and a reference to an "ANAT FATE" fragment, leaving details unclear and partial.

Lake Erie Elyria Nome

Democratic Leaders Predict Floor Fight On Platform

Philadelphia dispatch reports that Democratic leaders foresee a potential floor battle at the 1956 convention over abrogating the two thirds rule and platform planks on money. Sen. Carter Glass and Sen. Elmer Thomas clash on monetary policy while Sen. Robert Wagner prepares to lead the platform committee. The convention opens next week to nominate Roosevelt Garner and ratify the New Deal amid intra party tensions.

Philadelphia Roosevelt Sen Bennett C. Clark United Press Speaker Clark Woodrow Wilson James A. Farley Democratic National Committee Democratic Party Republican Party Carter Glass Resolutions Committee Elmer Thomas Okla Thomas Robert F. Wagner N. Y Thames New Deal United Sta Congress

New Deal Wins New Corporate Profits Tax

The House committee chair said the conference report on the corporate profits tax bill may head to action tonight as administration leaders push to pass the measure. Drafting experts finalize a compromise tax ranging from 3 to 4 percent on corporate income with a 7 to 27 percent rate on retained earnings.

New Deal Lahnred

Opportunity Of A Lifetime Ad Read Today

A fragmented want ad urges readers to read today’s listing for a life changing chance. The notice hints at a unique opportunity and asks the reader to act now.

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