Tarzan Durand Ends Killers Rampage in Beartooths
Tarzan Durand, a 26 year old man from Sody Wyoming, killed five people and wounded others before fleeing into the Beartooth mountains. After a five day pursuit by National Guard and posse members, Durand was tracked to a Little Creek area where he killed himself with a shot to the head. Authorities described him as an open handed outdoorsman who became a savage killer after escaping jail for shooting an in season steer.
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Sody
Wyo
Tarzan Durand
Earl Durand
National Guard
Beartooth
Tarzan
Couny
Durand
Attery
Curd
Pow
D. M. Baker
Charles Lewis
Att Norburg
Thornburg
Sheri Frank Blackburn
Ohio Weather Forecast With Showers and Cooling
The forecast calls for occasional showers tonight and Sunday with slightly colder daytime temperatures. High pressure remains over the South Atlantic States and Northeast while a trough of low pressure moves from the Montana and Oklahoma areas toward the lower lakes and Ohio Valley. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are reported from Texas to the southern Lake region, with cooler readings in the Canadian Prairie provinces. Temperatures stay high in the central valleys and the mid to south Atlantic States.
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Ohio
Atlantic States
Northest
Montana
Oklahoma
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
New York
Texas
Lake
South Atlantic
German Italian Japanese Military Alliance Proposed Causes Sharp Debate
Tokyo sources report bitter cabinet consultations on a German proposal for a military axis against democracies. Key leaders including Hiranuma and Itagaki weighed Japan's stance while domestic petitions urged a pact against Britain and France. Some favored alliance against Russia, while Navy opposed broad axis ties citing fleet deployment risks. Negotiations with Germany faltered over gold payments and commerce for goods terms. A shift in US policy over Hiroji Saito's ashes influenced mood toward democracy.
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United Press
Tokyo
Japan
Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma
Hachiro Arita
Seishiro Itagaki
Mitsumasa Yonai
Navy
Sotaro Ishiwata
Hiranuma
Hirohito
Diet
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
Russia
Itagaki
Arita
Europe
Yangtze River
China
United States
Hiroji Saito
Washington
Goering Pledges German Support For Italy
Rome March 23 Goering pledged that Germany would remain beside Italy at all costs in a statement carried by Mussolini's Popolo D Italia. He hailed the unbreakable Berlin Rome axis and warned Britain while noting France's losses as a sign of western democracies' weakness. Dr Robert Ley arrived to represent Germany at Fascism anniversary events.
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Rome
Hermann Goering
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Popolo D'Italia
Milan
Mussolini
Goering
France
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Great Britain
Berlin-Rome
Czechoslovakia
Paris
London
Robert Ley
Surrender of Madrid Near Imminent, Says Italian Dispatch
A Giornale D Italia dispatch from Rome reports the surrender of Madrid to Spanish Nationalists is imminent. The first step expected is the handover of airplanes belonging to the Madrid Defense Council as a preliminary action.
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Rome
U.P
Madrid
Giornale D
Italia
Madrid Defense Council
Annual Cleanup Set for April Tenth in Elyria
Elyria announces spring cleanup from April 10 to 28 led by Service Director I D Faxon. City crews will haul away rubbish in city containers along curbs and alleys, excluding ashes, with first pass east of the Black River from April 10 to 14 and subsequent passes April 17 to 21 east of the river and April 24 to 28 on the west side.
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Elyria
I. D. Faxon
Faxon
Black River
Mrs. Baldwin Dies in Chicago Hospital at 87
Mrs. Josephine S. Baldwin 87 of 266 Washington Ave died in a Chicago hospital yesterday after hip fracture from a December fall while visiting her niece in Harvey Ill. She taught school here before marriage and was widow of Dav id C. Baldwin prominent local businessman. Funeral services set for Harvey today with cremation. burial here delayed until her ill niece Mrs. McDougal can travel.
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Chicago
Josephine S. Baldwin
Washington Avenue
David C. Baldwin
Flyrna
Baldwin
Carrie McDougal
Harvey
Ill
H. M. Parker
Baldwin-Lersch Company
John Lersch Co
H. H. Nye
Smoke Blamed For Fatal Truck Crash Near Brunswick
Creston Ohio March 25 Smoke from a brush fire blinded Wesley Williams 32 a passenger in a milk truck driven by Alvin Linden of Creston. The truck rear ended a five ton vehicle on Route 42 a mile outside Brunswick. Williams died the impact. Linden and Roland Taylor 35 of Brunswick were not injured.
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Creston. O
Wesley Williams
Williams
Alvin Linden
Creston
Brunswick
Linden
Roland Taylor
Removal of Ohio Penitentiary Warden Woodard Charged
State Welfare Director Charles L. Sherwood filed 22 charges against James C. Woodard, warden of the Ohio Penitentiary, alleging incompetence and misconduct. Suspension began March 2. acting warden William F. Amrine named as successor. removal effective April 1.
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Columbus, QC
James C. Woodard
Ohio Penitentiary
State Civil Service Commission
State Welfare
Charles L. Sherwood
Woodard
Sherwood
William F. Amrine
State Superintendent of Correction
C. Sterling Smith
Kenyon VY. Painter
Thomas “Yonnie
Licavoli
Millege Coleman
Castle W. Patton
London
Pete Zinns
Margaret Allman
James C. Woodard, Jr
State of
Ohio
Department of Welfare
Six Year Old Son Of Coach Bauer Killed By Truck
Tommy Bauer six son of coach Ralph F Bauer of 127 Longford Avenue was killed at 2 p m today when struck in front of his home. Investigation by Sgt Detective C E Parker. Dr R W Hancock pronounced him dead. Body to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Parents at home at time of accident. Fractured skull listed as cause of death.
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Ralph F. Bauer
Tommy Bauer
Longford Avenue
C. E. Parker
R. W. Hancock
Sudro- Curtis
Grafton man Joseph P Knechtges dies at 77
Joseph P Knechtges of Grafton dies at his home after a two week illness. A longtime Lorain County quarrying and real estate man born April 16 1861 he is survived by five sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at 9 A M Tuesday from his home and 9 30 A M from Immaculate Conception Church with burial in St Mary Cemetery Elyria.
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Joseph P Knechtges
Grafton
Mr. Knechtges
Carlisle Township
Lorain County
Immaculate Conception Church
Elyria Council
The
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Gertrude Flood
Cleveland
Mary Knechtges
Jacob Knechtges
Margaret O'Connor
Emma Washington
Celia Knechtges
Frank Knechtges
Detroit
James A. Flood
Patrick J. Ferron
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elyria
Bittner Funeral Home
President Roosevelt Returns to Routine After Cold
President Roosevelt, recovering from a head cold, carried out a routine White House schedule. He received Rep. Sol Bloom of New York, planned talks on naval affairs with Rear Admiral Harold R. Stark, and hosted luncheon with Louis Johnson assistant secretary of war and William Bishop, honorary air marshal of Canada.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Sol Bloom
N. Y
Harold R. Stark
Louis Johnson
William Bishop
Canada
Former Ohio Congressman Faces Disbarment Charges
Ohio attorney Stephen M. Young faces court disbarment specifications accusing him of ambulance chasing with associates including A. Laudato and others. The petition alleges he, or via agents, used false witness leadings to solicit personal injury cases over years. Trial date to be set by three out-of-town judges. Young previously denied such conduct.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Andrew A. Laudato
Young
Fire destroys factory in South Royalston
Fire today consumed the Wason Parker Company plant in South Royalston Massachusetts, a maker of games toys and miniature furniture, wiping out the entire factory.
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South Royalston
Mass
Wason Parker Company
Firemen Keep On Jump By Grass Fires In Elyria
Elyria firemen battled eight grass fires yesterday amid spring cleaning. Six grass fires caused minor damage to grass and trees. three incidents damaged a shed and a few evergreen trees. A grass fire at 418 East Broad Street damaged a tool shed and hay and led to multiple calls, while 424 Eleventh Street fire threatened a garage and a telephone pole. A later report involved an automobile fire in Carlisle Township Route 10 near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Gulf Road
Spring Valley
Ridge
Ville ‘Township
W.E. ‘Baker
East Broad Street
Baker
Cook
Eleventh Street
Carlisle Township
Baltimore’ and’ Ohio
Whooping Cough Leads Elyria Contagious Disease Count
Reports to Dr. G. E. French show 43 whooping cough cases this month, surpassing 28 chickenpox. Scarlet fever and influenza cases appear down, with some pneumonia and other illnesses noted though under count.
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G. E. French
Suz
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