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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1936

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Must Not Stand Still Says The President

President Roosevelt in Winter Park defends experimentation in education and warns stagnation follows standing still. He cites Rollins College as an example of evolving methods without abandoning core cultural ideals. He stresses linking facts across subjects to modern life and the influence of group thinking on governance.

Winter Park Fla Roosevelt New Deal Church Church, the Social Circle, the Club, the Led the Labor Organization Farmers, Business and Commerce United States of America

Rotarians To Hear Cleveland Attorney Thomas J Herbert

Cleveland attorney Thomas J Herbert will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at the Elks Restaurant at noon tomorrow. A World War II veteran with aviation service, he has been with the Ohio National Guard aviation unit and formerly worked for the Ohio attorney general's office handling Public Utilities Commission matters. He aided liquidation work at the Canton Trust Company and graduated from Western Reserve University. The appearance was arranged by Lawrences Webber.

Thomas J. Herbert Cleveland Elyvia Elks Tomorow Herbert Ohio National Guard Ohio Attorney-General’s Office Public Utilities Commission Cujon Trust Company Western Reserve University Lawrences Webber. Veter

Weather Ohio: Showers Light Tonight and Tuesday

Occasional showers in Ohio planned with mostly light activity tonight and Tuesday. Warmer tonight and milder temperatures expected on Tuesday.

Ohio

All Schools In County Again In Operation

Lorain Countys schools are back in operation today after closures last Wednesday due to impassable roads. Buses could not run for rural and village schools, but most reopened Thursday or Friday, leaving only a few still closed at weeks end. This marks the second weather interruption this year.

Lorain Count C_ A Gibbons Leavin

Three Men Shot By Lone Gunman In Detroit Cafe

DETROIT March 25 Three men were shot at 6 50 p m in an all night cafe after being ejected from Club Lido by a lone gunman. One man Ed Y Wuen tembersz died. Cyril Deprey and Marvin Boutin were shot through the mouth and in critical condition. State police broadcast an alarm for Mike Grillo described as an old police character who did the shooting. All three were taken to Receiving Hospital. Ages and addresses unavailable.

Detroit Ed Y Wuentembersz Cyril Deprey Marvin Boutin Mike Grillo Lido Grillo

Wickens Sworn In As A Commissioner

E. M. Ted Wickens of Loe tain, Republican, became a member of the county board of commissioners after taking the oath before Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox. County Prosecutor Howard R. B. Sater approved Wickens bond of 5000 dollars. Wickens fills vacancy from Harry L. Shaw of Lorain and began duties after receiving commission from the secretary of state.

E. M Ted) Wickens Loe Tain Board of County Commissioners H. C. Wilcox Howard R. Bsater Wickens Harry L. Shaw Lorain Secretary of

Flood Control Meet Set By Northeastern Congressmen

Congressmen from 12 states damaged by floods will meet in Washington to coordinate relief, reconstruction, and flood control efforts. Rep. T. Alan Goldborough sponsors the gathering, aiming to press for higher appropriations to deepen and straighten rivers and build new dams to prevent repeats of last week’s disaster.

Washington T. Alan Goldborough Maryland Tennessee West Virginia Ohio Pennsyylvania New York Rhode Island Connecticut Vermont Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts

Motorcyclist Hurt In Route 24 Crash Near Ridgerilie

John Hoferka 20 of La Grange badly injured when a motorcycle tire blew and the bike struck a car on Route 24 east of Ridgerilie. He has a fractured shoulder blade and possible skull fracture. Leroy Glessinger 22 of Union Pier treated for multiple lacerations after his truck hit an ice rut and collided with a concrete culvert railing. X rays to check for more injuries. A separate incident saw a car driven by E Richmond of Cleveland crash into a truck driven by W Baier of Torch, Ohio after leaving Cartisse Inn. L R Raymond of the M C A treated for injuries from a Broad Street crash with Dorothy Meitzke of Jack No 3. Continued on Page 21.

John Hoferka la Granze Elyria Memorial Hospital Ridgerilie Gerald Lau Hoferka la Grange Torch. O Richmond Cartisse Inn L. R. Raymond Broad Street Dorothy Meitzke Jack No 3

Thousands Residing In Relieft Quarters Amid Flood Rescue

Flooding along the Ohio River Valley forces thousands into relief stations as rain and melting snow swell tributaries. Catlettsburg and Greenup, Kentucky, suffer severe inundation while Ironton Ohio reports a stationary river crest. Red Cross relief moves by boat to Californi a station as nearby towns evacuate. Marshall College grants holiday as Cincinnati flood crest looms near 59 feet Tuesday.

Cincinnati Ohio River Valley Nature Big Sandy W. €. Devereaux U. S Kentucky Ohio Catlettsburg Greenup Ironton Lydia B. Hartman Harold W. Miller Newwark Red Cross California Vevay Ind Pomeror Point Pleasant W. Va Huntington Marshall College Cineinnati

Speakers From Around World Gather for Conference at First Baptist

An international conference at First Baptist Church runs March 24 through 26 with speakers from India China Japan Europe and Africa. Missionaries to American Indians the mountains of the U.S. and the blind will speak. Banquets highlight Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights with Rev Rand of Russia and Rev Stokely addressing the youth.

First Baptist Church India China Japan Europe Africa Wi Bs America Rand Russia Stokely

Mercy Plane Tosses On Rough Seas

In Miami, radio contact with the coast guard seaplane Arcturus, stranded 15 miles off the Cuban coast, was re established after a night of rough seas with five aboard. Lieut. William Clemmer, the pilot, reported plans to attempt a take off shortly as two navy seaplanes searched and stood by.

Miami Fla Coast Guard Arcturus Here William Clemmer Cuban Dinner Key

Mussolini presents 20th century corporative state plan

In Rome Mussolini announced the prototype of a fascist corporative state replacing parliamentary government with a Chamber of Fasces and Corporations. He said nationalize defense industries, end profiteering, and seek an end to league sanctions as Ethiopia war proceeds.

Br C. Pa Rome Benito Mussoli Iran Venice Mussolini Italy TPR Benito Mussolini Chamber of Deputies Julius Caesar Austria Hungary Albania Itali Ethiopia

Full Force Of Flood Strikes Portsmouth

The Ohio River flood expands into Portsmouth Ohio with a 60 foot crest expected and up to 61 feet of protection behind a three mile wall. WPA and American Legion workers monitor the wall while hundreds are displaced across Ohio and Kentucky towns. the toll includes one death and damage potentially near 30 million dollars as several towns remain awash and relief stations operate.

Cincinnati Ohio River Portsmouth Ohio Here Huntington W. Va WPA American Legion Pittsburgh Wheeling Earl C. Chapman West Virginia Gallipolis Ironton Ripley Manchester Point Pleasant Ashland Catlettsburg Augusta Maysville Kentucky Marietta Parkersburg

Elyrians To Hear U S C Of C Head In Lakewood

Elyrians A H West president and Harry W Luethi secretary of the Elsra Chamber of Commerce will attend a Lakewood Chamber of Commerce meeting in Rocky River tomorrow night. Arthur Sibler president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will speak at the Weatlake Hotel. Sibler once toured the world funded by John D Rockefeller Jr to study conditions in nations.

A. H. West Harry W. Luethi Elsra Chamber of Commerce Rocky River Lakewondy Chamber of Commerce Arthur Sibler Rochester N. Y Chamber of Commerce of the United States Lakewood Chamber Weatlake Hotel Sibley John D.rockefeller Jr

Will Appeal To Ethiopia And Italy For Peace

London March 23 The League Council instructed Salvador De Madariaga of Spain and secretary general Joseph A Av enol to approach Italy and Ethiopia to arrange a peace settlement. Madariaga chairs the five nation peace committee and was told to seek pacification and to inquire about poison gas allegations in East Africa. A council meeting on the Rhine land situation was postponed until tomorrow. The 13 5 committee has Italian and Ethiopian replies to a peace appeal before it.

United Press Londos League Council Sedor Salvador de Madariaga Spain Joseph A- Av Italy Ethiopia Madariaga Eat Africa Rhineland Committee of 1135

Auto Accidents Take Toll Across Ohio Over Weekend

Scattering of weekend crashes in Ohio leaves at least six dead. Notable victims include Chief Fred Kundt of Columbus killed in a head on crash near Sabina with eight youths hurt. Other fatalities include Reuben Ritenour of New Philadelphia, Joseph Lavaco of Akron, Grover Graham of Cleveland, Edward Keitzer of Madore, and a Columbus groom at the Ohio State Fairgrounds stables.

Ohio Ponies Fred F. Kundts Columbus Sabina Reuben Ritenour New Philadelphia Joseph Lavaco Akron Grover Graham Cleveland Edward F. Keitster Matadore Robert Lee

Hearings Announced On Lorain County Road Proposals

Hearings are scheduled in the county commissioners office at 10 a m on April 7 to consider state takeover of several Lorain County roads. Roads to be examined include Lorain-Elyria East road Ridgeville-Lorain Lake Breeze Wake Man Richfield Tiffin-Akron Wooster-Kipton Larraburg-Elyria and Pyte North Ridge roads.

State Highway Department Lorain County Lorain-Elyria Ridgeville-Lorain Lake Breeze Wakeman-Richfield Tiffin-Akron Wooster-Kipton Larrasburg Elyria Pyte North Ridge

Relatives Safe After Johnstown Flood Alert

Mrs. Ror Worcester of 401 East Bridge Street received word today that her brother Harry Mitchell and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mitchell, are safe in New Florence near Johnstown Pennsylvania. Mitchell described crawling over boxcars with a female coworker in Johnstown and said travel to his home took 10 hours for 14 miles as floodwaters rose.

Johnstown Pennsylvania Conemanth River Ror Worcester East Bridge Street Worcester Mitchell Liverpool Frida

Foremen's Club Postpones Talk by Assistant Law Director

The Elyria Foremen's Club postponed its meeting originally slated for Thursday night at the YMCA due to the absence of speaker Gilson O Sanih, assistant law director for seven years. The event will be held Friday evening April 3 at the same location with Sanih discussing “You and I and Our Right to Work” as one of the union's outstanding labor relations experts.

Elyria Foremen’s Club Gilea Osanih Smith New York City

Dog Bites Two Boys During Roller Skating Incident

Two boys were bitten by a dog on Dewey avenues and Bath Street while roller skating yesterday. The wrist and right leg injuries were reported to police. the dog’s owners are Bath Street residents.

Dewey Avenues Robert Lonsway Dewey Bath Street

Quarantines Enforced As Flood Toll Climbs Across States

Health authorities across 14 states mobilized to curb typhoid fever scarlet fever pneumonia and cholera like illnesses after floods. National Guardsmen enforced quarantines in Connecticut and Pennsylvania and raw milk sales were banned in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Cincinnati prepared with 30900 relief workers as Ohio River flood crested and the river system threatened Portsmouth. Death toll neared 209 with 123 bodies recovered and 75 to 190 missing in 13 states, while property damage reached about 300.9 million dollars.

United Press Main Kentucky National Guardsmen Connecticut Pennsylvania West Virginia Wheeling I. Va Ohio River Allegheny Monongahela Portsmouth Pittsburgh Merietta Gallipolis Ironton Ohio Cincinnati Indiana Cincininatti Saco Maine New England New York New Jersey Maryland Fitlsburgh Johnstown W. Va

Longworth Says relief plan shifts unemployment burden

Washington. President's relief message draws fire as he shifts unemployment problem to business. NRA two year program blocked by Court, budget balance in doubt, and anti trust policy hinted at relaxation. Alice Longworth referenced in coverage of 1939 political debate.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court NRA Alice Longworth McNangst Syndicate, Inc

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