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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1932

Page

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Elyria to trial municipal gardens for relief work plan

Mayor Van Oster outlined two garden plans to aid relief efforts in Elyria. One 209 acre municipal plot at the sewage plant and another 20 acre Gulf road parcel to be rented to individuals earning 29 dollars a week or less. Gardens to be worked by relief recipients with city supplied seeds and supervision. The plan aims to cut relief costs amid a tight budget with 2000 dollars needed for seed and supplies and a 500 dollar donation appeal.

Elyria Wlte. Vanchoster Barberton Ohio Ely Gulf Road P. C. Gilman Associated Charities Salvation Army Opeal van Oster

Weather forecast for northeast region and extreme north

Partly cloudy with snow flurries in the northeast and very cold conditions in the extreme north tonight. Friday will be generally fair with continued cold temperatures.

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FISHERMEN ADRIFT AS STORM BREAKS ICE FLOE

Seventy hundred fishermen on a storm swept floating ice in the eastern Gulf of Finland are adrift after the ice floe broke apart. An ice breaker Tarnu battles snow and sea to aid survivors while provisions dwindle and search aviation is hampered.

Heglsingfors Finland Gulf of Finland Duzgard Tarnu Gulf Baltic

Elyria High Glee Clubs to Represent at Festival of Music

Elyria High School will send a girls glee club of 51 voices and a mixed chorus of 49 to the Erie High School League Festival of Music at Cleveland Heights High School on March 18. J. Martin Beck announced. The program features a 409 voice mixed chorus, a 130 member band, and an orchestra from all league schools.

Elyria High School Cleveland Heights High School J. Martin Beck Elsha Edward Bembower Ruth Gill Richard Filliott Irene Upton

Elyria Woman Jennie A Bins Announces County Recorder Candidacy

Jennie A Bins of 714 Middle Avenue announces her Republican nomination bid for Elyria Lorain County Recorder. Born in Sheffield she has long lived in Elyria and worked for John Lersch Co and Bins Book Store. Active civic leader, she chairs the Elyria Civil Service Commission and has held many community roles.

Jennie A. Bins Middle Avenue County Recorder Elyria Woman’s Club Order of Eastern Star Bethel White Shrine Bins Pythian Sisters Lady Maccabees Daughters of the American Revolution Elyria Republican Women’s Club Lorain County Republican Central Committee

China to use warlords in four defense zones

Shanghai dispatch reports China weighing division into four military defense zones under top warlords to shield the republic while seeking peace talks with Japan. Chiang Kai-shek would command the Yangtze valley, Chang Hsueh-liang North China, Ho Ying-ching Yellow River, and Chen Chi-tang Chukiang river area as Tokyo signals readiness to negotiate for ceasefire and troop withdrawal.

Shanghai Mamoru Shigemitsu Shanghai- Nanking Nanking Gen- Chiang Kai-Shek Chang Hseuh-Liang Chaing Kai- Shek Yangtze Valley Chang Yiseuh-Liang North China Manchurian Chinchow Ho Ying-Ching Yellow River Chen Chi-Tang Chukiang River Miles Lampson Tokio

Woman hit by car sustains injuries on Cleveland Street

Frances Meo of South Logan street suffered multiple injuries at about 7 30 a m when a car driven by P E Mead of Els ra RD 3 collided with another car, veered onto the curb, and struck her on the Cleveland street sidewalk near Olive. She was hospitalized at Memorial. Mead’s vehicle then struck a machine driven by Wayne Berdur of 226 Stanford avenues.

Frances Meo Logan Street P. E. Mead R. D Elsra Cleveland Street Olive Memorial Hospital Mead Wayne Berdur Stanford Avenues

Willoughby Fire Destroys Two Downtown Buildings

Fire swept two adjacent downtown business buildings in Willoughby C on March 18. Damage was estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 after a three hour blaze started in a two story frame building. Wickliffe Fire Department aided the effort led by Chief Clyde C Timlin and Fire Chief Norman Cottrell reported the loss.

Willoughby Norman Cottrell Wickliffe Clyde C. Timlin

Twelve indicted by Lorain County grand jury

The grand jury indicted twelve persons and returned eight secret bills at noon. Edward Levisy of Elyria was not indicted for manslaughter in the February 1 death of Franklin B. Lee. Indicted individuals include John Ellis for assault on Constable J. J. Howlett, Louie Takacs, Bert Kenya, Mike Smith, John Vernosky, A. F. Mead, Leroy Kessler, Alvin Meyers, Joe Rutyinsky, Fred Avery and Louis Tscherne, Florence Smith, with various charges. Some defendants had no bills. Arraignments not yet set. Lorain, Ohio.

Edward Levisy Elyria Franklin B. Lee Sevisy Lee Middle Avenue Second Street John Ellis J. J. Howlett Ellis Louie Takacs Bert Kenya Lorain Mike Smith John Vernosky Viola Gilbert A. F. Mead Leroy Kessler Alvin Meyers Reagan Joe Rutyinsky Alex Roth Fred Avery Louis Tscherne F. J. McFadden Lake Road Florence Smith Edward Reynolds Howard Baker Charles White Arthur Lescher W. B. Thompson

Olympic talk highlights Los Angeles games with local coach

Roy Clymer Elyria High School coach spoke at the Junior Hi Y Club meeting at the YMCA last night about the upcoming Olympic Games in Los Angeles from July 30 to August 14. The talk focused on star athletes expected to compete and the international excitement surrounding the event.

Los Angeles Roy Clymer Elyria Y. M.C

Barndollar Files Candidacy for County Commissioner Nomination

W L Barndollar of 88 Williams street announces his Republican bid for County Commissioner. Born in Pittsburgh, he came to Lorain 26 years ago and lived in the city 20 years as a mail carrier. He later managed Pearl Avenue Pharmacy, moved to Elvera, and worked in shipping at Fay Stocking Co. for five years. He attends First Baptist Church and joins the Odd Fellows and Modern Woodmen. married with four children.

W. L. Barndollar Williams Street Mr. Barndollar Pittsburgh Lorain Pearl Avenue Barndollar Elvrra Fay Stocking Co

Ohio Cold Wave Continues Across State

Ohio and nearby states face a cold weekend with snow storms and colder air. Forecasts warn of continued frigid conditions through Friday and likely Saturday, with clear skies later. Cleveland air traffic halted due to severe snow, crews mobilized to clear streets. Fruit crops damaged in central and southern Ohio. two skaters missing one dead after ice broke on the Scioto River.

Columbus Ohio United States Weather Bureau Cleveland Cleveland Streets Division Charles Donald Scioto River Harold Dalton

Four ships in distress along Atlantic seaboard

Four vessels and a Coast Guard patrol craft, carrying about 100 men, faced distress or disappearance in heavy Atlantic storms. The De Bardelben and Harburg reported issues off Massachusetts and 359 miles east of Boston, while Wellhart near New Bedford and Coast Guard No. 218 off New Jersey were also unaccounted for.

New York Atlantic Seaboard de Bardelbex Massachusetts Harburg Wellhart New England Coast Guard New Jersey de Bardleben Chatham Mass Radio Marine Corporation Laganbank Vincent Cosmopolitan Shipping Company Boston Pekinese Island New Bedford Marion Eagle John Williams

Opens Fight For Revenue Bill In House Debate

Representative Crisp of Georgia opened debate on the 1.096 billion revenue bill challenging opponents of the measure. He warned the House it must choose either this budget balancing method or impose targeted taxes on specific industries.

Washington Crisp Georgia House

Want-Ad Spotlight in Chronicle Telegram

Daily Want-Ads tease readers with changing listings and new opportunities. The column invites購 buyers and sellers to use Want-Ads for low cost, high returns and encourages turning to the section for updated opportunities.

The Chronicle-Telegram

Lindbergh Baby Still Missing Says Official Word

Hopewell March 10 press briefing confirms Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. remains missing amid rumors and speculation. A terse police spokesman refused to say whether the child is alive or when he might be returned, noting that no tangible signs have emerged. Col. Henry Breckinridge pursues underworld contacts as officials seek reliable information.

Hopewell Tnp Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Lindbergh Trenton Col. Lindbergh Anne Morrow Lindbergh Col Henry Breckinridge Underworld Gible United Press Lindberghs Charles H. Schoeffer Lindbergh Iad

William France seeks Lorain County Recorder nomination

William France of 504 West Second Street Elyria Ohio announces his candidacy for Lorain County Recorder to the Democratic Primary on May 10 1952. Born in Wooster he moved to Elyria in 1905 and has four children and one grandchild. He is active in Elks Moose and Eagles and worked 15 years as recorder in the Steel Department at National Tube Lorain.

William France West Second Street Elyria Oivin Lorain Wooster Ohio France The Elks, Moose Eagles National Tube Ca Democrat Party

Lindbergh Charged With Mysterious Auto Trips

A March 10 UP report claims Col Charles A. Lindbergh made three secret car journeys since Monday to influence the search for his kidnapped child. Sources say he wore a trooper jacket cap and glasses to avoid recognition, changing cars and routes, while troopers mindful of secrecy were told to speak little.

United Press Hopewell N. J U. P Lindbergh Charles A. Lindbergh Vics New Jersey

Hunt for Lindbergh Baby in New Jersey Badlands

Hopewell New Jersey March 10 The law seeks the kidnaped Lindbergh baby in the desolate Sour lands Mountains area. State police backed by patrol and traffic duty units pursue clues among hill country residents of mixed ancestry who resent intrusion. The effort centers on a theory that workers on local construction built the ladders used in the abduction.

Hopewell N. J The Lindbergh Sourlands Mountains New Jersey Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr Skillman Institute For

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