Woman killed when struck walking along highway
Mrs. Alanson Leslie 62 of North Eaton was killed about 11 p m Saturday after her husband stopped for beer and she walked onto the road. Park Dimaline of Grafton drove the car that struck her and stopped. Fred Wehman assisted and took her to Elyria Memorial Hospital where she died. She leaves a husband, three sons, a father, two sisters and a grandson. Funeral is Wednesday at Welsh Funeral Home with burial at Murray Ridge cemetery.
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Alanson Leslie
North Eaton
Leslie
Herman
Henry Leslie
Fred Rogers
Newton Glasser
Anna Rundle
Columbia Station
Mary Cook
Cleveland
Burns
Murray Ridge
Elyria Board Receives State School Funds Check
The Elyria Board of Education received a 9 111.99 check as its share of the first state distribution under the Ohio School Foundation Law. The board still faces 29 4681 due on the first quarterly payment and a total due of 295 070.80. The board may borrow up to the certificate amount for operating expenses, as the payment is much smaller than anticipated. Checks for the county system had not yet arrived, with expectations they would come soon. State relief payments will be incorporated in the first half of 1936, with shortages to be made up in the second half.
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Elyria Board of Education
Ohio School Foundation
Lorain County
Negotiations And Threats Resumed In Building Strike
New York March 9 Striking building workers and their employers resumed wage and hour talks today amid threats to fight indefinitely for irreconcilable demands. Leaders of about 35 000 workers who have disrupted the city’s skyscraper life for eight days proposed to call out 20 000 more if owners are unreasonable. The strike threatened to spread to Newark New Jersey and Brooklyn and Queens
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New York
Newark
N. J
Brooklyn
Queens
Weather outlook for Ohio turns cloudy and cooler
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a likely colder tonight in the southern and central portions. Warmer Tuesday in the west and north areas. Colder Tuesday night.
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Ohio
County bids sought for 20000 dollars in county supplies
County commissioners announced bids will be received at 2 p.m. March 24 for about 20000 dollars worth of road department supplies to cover April 15 to December 31. Items include asphalt emulsions, concrete, brick, cement, cinders, limestone, lumber, gasoline, oil, tires, lanterns, spikes, paint, hardware and more.
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Toe
County Road Department
Inquiry Board To Investigate Plane Crash
An army board of inquiry was ordered to investigate the fatal crash of Lieut. Robert Giovannoli, famous for winning the Cheney heroism award in 1936. He died after rescuing two crew members during tests of a new bomber at Dayton, returning to base when a wing failed. He previously earned the Soldier’s Medal for bravery.
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Baltimore
Lpy
Army Board of
Robert IX
Giovannoli
Cheney
Giovannol
Dayton
Logan Field
Middletown
Lexington
Akron Strike Talks Focus On Settlement Effort
Akron O March 9 Hope for an end to the citys industrial strife rested on negotiations between Goodyear management and striking United Rubber Workers. A peace plan caused the balloting among workers to be postponed while a special closed meeting was held. The rubber strike sought a settlement as a milk blockade continued to disrupt home deliveries for a fourth day.
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Aisron
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
United Rubber Workers Union
Political Realignments After Georgia and Maryland Votes
Washington dispatch notes anti New Dealers erupt with fury over Roosevelt fate and predicts nominating odds. Senator Tydings urges letting bygones be bygones and supports Roosevelt amid partisan forecasts as Georgia and Maryland results shift lineups. Alice Longworth comments wrap the analysis.
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Washington, D.C
Talmadge
Georgia
Tydings
Maryland
AAA
NRA
Roosevelt
Grant Funds For Pension Plans Probe
The House accounts committee approved a 50000 grant to fund a congressional inquiry into Townsend and other old age pension plans. Chairman Lindsay Warren said it was the minimum needed as Rep. Bell and Rep. Hollister outlined an eight member board, hearings to start next week with undercover investigators planned.
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Washington
House Accounts Committee
Townsend
Lindsay Warren
N. C
Jasper Bell
John B. Hollister
Ohio
Death Summons W C Smith in Elyria
William 8. Smith, 72, of 607 West Avenue and former Elyria retail merchant, died at home yesterday after a long illness. Born October 1, 1864 in Elyria, he opened a boot and shoe store in 1877, retired in 1917, and later served as a director of I T S Rubber Co. He belonged to St Pauls Evangelical church, Knights of Pythias, Elks, and was a charter member of the local K P Chapter. He married Elizabeth Ellen Beller in 1888. she died ten years ago. Survivors include three children and seven grandchildren, with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. The Rev Ernst Irion officiated burial arrangements. body removal from Sudro Funeral Home to his home planned for late afternoon.
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William 8. Smith
West Avenue
Elyria
Mr. Smith
I. T. S. Rubber Company
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Mir
Smith
Knigits of Pythias
The
Elks Lodges
K. of P
Elizabeth Ellen Beller
Amherst
Arthur G. Smith
Lenora Smith Collins
Edwin L. Smith
Albany
C. Willard Smith
Janet Smith
William J. Collins
Robert O. Collins
Arthur L. Colling
Patricia
Jean Smith
Henry F. Smith
Oberlin
Frank W. Smith
M. J. McGuire
Ernst Irion
St. Paul’s
Two Arraigned For Traffic Crashes and Injuries
Two people were arraigned for driving while intoxicated with three injuries reported during the weekend. John Varish of Fuller Road was fined 50 dollars and costs and banned from driving for six months after his car collided with another vehicle parked on West River Street. Deputy sheriffs said he earlier hit two bridges and crossed a ditch. John Simsik of North Amherst was released on bond pending trial for DWI after his car left the road and went into a field on Route 10. Harvey Ray, 35, of LaGrange, remained hospitalized with a sprained back from a rollover on Elyria Avenue near North Ridge Road. Joseph Novotny, 21, of Lorain, and Joseph Janosek of Lorain were involved in a collision near Telegram road bridge that left Novotny with minor injuries. A. F. Brice of Clark Street reported a truck struck his parked car on Middle Avenue. Police noted a car owned by Dave Herbst struck a tree on Fast Bridge Street early Sunday. Herbst was not driving.
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John Varish
Fuller Road
Don A. Baird
Paul Lukovitch
Lorain
West River Street
John Simsik
North Amherst
Joseph Petro
Houte 10
Harvey Ray
LaGrange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Avenue
North Ridge Road
Joseph Blanner
Elyria
John Carpenter
Joseph Novotny
Reid Avenue
Joseph Janosek
Telegram Road Bridge
Here
A. F. Brice
Clark Street
Middle Avenue
Dave Herbst
Cleveland Street
Fast Bridge Street
Herbst
Senate probe urged into WPA activities
Sen. James Davis of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution calling for a Senate investigation of Works Progress Administration activities. He argued that no accurate WPA information or activity reports exist, records are inaccessible, and partisanship allegedly influenced hiring. The probe would be conducted by the Senate committee on expenditures in executive departments.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
James Davis
Pa Davis
WPA
Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Millions Face Tax Increases Under Roosevelt Plan
Washington March 9 more than 2 879 000 persons face a chance of new or higher federal taxes due to President Roosevelt s proposal for a tax on undistributed corporate profits. Treasury figures show 2 687 768 of 4 500 000 individual filers could see hikes if corporations distribute all earnings, with 191 302 others affected who do not file or pay taxes now.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Wars and
Treasury
Ethiopia Open to Negotiations for Lasting Peace
In Geneva on March 9 Ethiopian Minister Wolde Mariyam in Paris transmitted a note to the League of Nations Secretariat stating Ethiopia is ready to negotiate a just and lasting peace with Italy. The move signals willingness to resume talks to resolve the conflict.
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Genieva
Paris
Wolde Mariany
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
Borah Seeks FCC Report On Telegram Seizure Inquiry
Senator William Borah of Idaho introduced a resolution asking the Federal Communications Commission to report to the Senate on its involvement in the recent alleged seizure of telegrams by the lobby committee. The measure targets the FCC for clarity on authority and actions taken during the incident.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Senate
Lobby Committee
Sen
William RB. Borah
R Tdaho
Nine Catholic buildings sacked in Cadiz rioting
Madrid March 9 Nine Catholic buildings at Cadiz were sacked and burned by rioting radicals of the victorious left wing parties in the bloodiest weekend since the general election two weeks ago.
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Madrid
Cadiz
France Prepares for Supreme Test of Treaties
France readies for a final crisis test of postwar European security as Hitler's Rhineland move tightens the risk of war. Poland Italy the Little Entente and Soviet Russia back France. Britain remains ally. France lines up new reservists and fortifications as European capitals brace for urgent diplomacy and potential conflict.
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United Press
Paris
France
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Europe
Cologne
Poland
Italy
Czechoslovakia Roumania
Jugoslavia
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
German Officials Ignore United Front Against Rhineland Remilitarization
Berlin reports indicate German officials show contempt for a united front opposing Rhineland remilitarization and focus on securing public backing for a March 29 plebiscite. The foreign office may skip a League of Nations emergency meeting, citing covenant rules, while Hitler travels to Berchtesgaden for campaign preparations. Public opinion appears supportive, and officials deny plans to withdraw troops despite rumors of Italy backing France at Geneva.
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United Press
Berlin
United International Front
Rhineland
Foreign Office
League of Nations Council
Germany
Italy
France
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Geneva
Teagua Committee of 13
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Hitler
Germany resumes sovereignty over Rhine Danube Elbe Oder Moselle
Berlin report says Germany has regained full sovereignty over its rivers Rhine Danube Elbe Oder and Moselle, removing international control declared under the Versailles treaty. The rivers, with Moselle as a Rhine tributary, are stated as entirely German and free of outside oversight.
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Berlin
Germany
Rhine
Danube
Elbe
Oder
Moselle
Nazi Move Brings 45000 Troops Into Rhineland
Coblenz March 9 German units estimated at 45000 men entered the Rhineland after Hitler abandoned the Versailles demilitarization. Some 40000 troops were in the region before the move and police will be absorbed as infantry in the new order. Crowds cheered as troops marched through Rhine Valley towns amid tension and historic recall of earlier wars.
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Copsright
United Press
Coblenz
Rhineland
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Kaiser
Forbidden Zone
Cologne
Rhine Valley
Italy Pledges Help to France on Locarno Pact
Rome reports Italy will aid France to press Germany to honor Locarno. Marshal Badoglio cuts Ethiopia military activity while the Chamber votes the largest postwar military appropriation. The pledge was conveyed secretly to Paris amid Mussolini's peace talks shadow.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
France
Germany
Pietro Badoglio
Ethiopia
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Europe
Italy To Continue Ethiopian War Bulletin
Rome reports Italy will persist in the Ethiopian war to a successful conclusion. The government pledged support to France against Germany’s treaty violations and tentatively accepted the League of Nations peace talks proposal. A lull in Africa follows as Premier Mussolini and ministers listen to Costanzo Ciano declare the war not abandoned.
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Rome
Italy
France
Germany
League of Nations
Africa
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Costanzo Ciano
Exclusive needlework designs by Alice Brooks
Alice Brooks, Household Arts Director of the Chronicle Telegram, offers unique simple designs for readers. These patterns are described as exclusive and suitable for everyday needlework, not found elsewhere in Elyria.
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Alice Brooks
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Britain Will Back France or Belgium if Germany Attacks
Britain will provide military aid to France or Belgium if Germany attacks either, Eden told the House of Commons. He stressed the League of Nations must act and no decision can be made until the council meets. Eden said there is no assumed threat of hostilities but Germany’s actions shake confidence. He pledged to study Hitler’s proposals for a European peace pact and to honor Locarno if France or Belgium is attacked. He urged broad support for the government amid the crisis.
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Germany
Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
Hitler
Anthony Eden
Loase of Commons
Locarno
Versailles
Albert Sarraut
Chamber of Deputies
League of Nations Council
Committee of 13
Geneva
League Connei
Europe
Henri Albert Niessel
France
Mussolini
Franco
Britain
London
Belgium
Rhineland
House of Commons
Eden
Norman H. Davis
United States
League of Nations
Owever
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Avon Lake Justice Of The Peace Dies After 35 Years Service
Avon Lake March 9 Theodore Weber 65 longtime justice of the peace for 35 years died Sunday at 5 30 pm in his birthplace home on Weber road after four months of illness He was a lifelong farmer married Theresa Heider 44 years ago at St Marys Avon with two children Urban Weber and Coletta Van Haas three grandchildren Ted dy Helen and Tommy Webber one brother Peter Weber and three sisters Miss Mary A Weber Mrs Elizabeth Gerhardt and Mrs Margaret Austin Burial will be at St Marys cemetery Avon.
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Avon Lake
Theodore Weber
Weber Road
Weber
Theresa Heider
St. Mary’s Church
Avon
Urban
Coletta van Haas
Rocky River
Teddy
Helen
Tommy Webber
Peter Weber
Center Road
Mary A Weber
Elizabeth Gerhardt
Margaret Austin
California
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bucks and Wilton rug sold by want ads
With the coming of spring many people turn unwanted items into cash via want ads. An ad successfully sold a bucking horse rug labeled Buckingsovm Wilton in 9 by 12 splendid condition, after evenings in Oxford.
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Buckingsovm
Oxford
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bulletin
W.C. Smith
House
Samuel B. Hill
Robert L. Dollechton
North Carolina
Allen T. Treadway
Jere Cooper
Thomas H. Cullen
Roy O. Woodruff
Fuehrer
State Opera House
Werner von Blomberg
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