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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
13
June 22 Columbus Ohio. A large soap factory is being erected at the London prison farm using prison labor. The three story building will cost about 29000 dollars, versus 160000 dollars if built by outside contractors, per Darrel Jones, assistant state welfare director.
Jim Armitage reported his watch vanished about a week ago and after waiting he confronted the suspected youngsters, leading to the return of the timepiece. The incident highlights neighborhood watchfulness and prompt reporting in local safety efforts.
Armitage recovered his watch after police learned a Lorain pawn shop had paid three dollars for it yesterday afternoon. James Long of Danville Ill was arrested as he left the fair grounds and will be arraigned in police court tomorrow morning. Two Elyria men were fined by Mayor Van Oster for intoxication Ray Newcomb pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs while Jack Bryant was found guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs after a car crash at Grace Court and Cedar Street.
An unoccupied automobile found parked near the Broad street post office was taken to the city pound by local police last night. No keys were in the vehicle, and the owner is identified as Elmer Mertz in police records.
Elyria police arrested two men for intoxication near the county fairgrounds last night. H Harris, of Alliance, was arrested on Turner Street, with details incomplete.
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