Man Is Critically Injured In Early Morning Collision
A Fremont man is in critical condition after a two vehicle and truck crash on Route 10 two miles east of Route 67 at 12 45 a m. James Fisher 31 of Fremont suffered severe injuries and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Harold C Eckelberry 27 Clyde and Norman Kauffman 32 Fremont were also injured. Authorities described a chain of impacts involving a passing truck and multiple vehicles with extensive damage. Additional injuries were reported to Robert Smith 23 Grafton Rd 1 Elyria and Frank Nagyvathy 34 Oberlin with facial injuries and possible skull fracture. Deputy sheriffs released an arrest slip for Nagyvathy in connection with the incident.
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Fremont
James Fisher
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Stacy
Toledo
Fisher
Harold C. Eckelberry
Clyde, O
Eckelberry
Norman Kauffman
Crile
Stacey
Matthew L. Snodgrass
University Heights
Snodgrass
Robert Smith
Graftorreek RD
Ely
Oberlin Road
Harry Abramoska
LaGrange
Nagavathy
Belgium Faces Fresh Crisis After Leopold Return Plebiscite
A 24 hour general strike in Belgium ended on schedule with no government crisis resolved. Pro and anti Leopold factions fail to form a ruling majority, regent Prince Charles may dissolve parliament for new elections in 40 days. Exiled Leopold won 77 percent in a 12 date plebiscite but Brussels and four Walloon provinces showed lower support. Between 30 and 40 injured as riots erupted in Brussels. 40 students arrested. Police used sabers tear gas and truncheons to restore order. 500 000 workers reportedly participated in Brussels and Walloon regions, according to federation, while other figures list 400 000.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold I
Charles
Leo Fuid
Walloon
Belgian Federation of Labor
Leopold
Brussells
Stock Exchange
Italian Hospital Stormed By Reds
A Communist mob stormed the hospital in San Severo to reach comrades among 40 wounded in a Thursday battle. Police riot squads drove off the invaders after 30 minutes of brawling. Nearby at Ascoli Satriano leftist jail leaders were attacked until Carabinieri intervened. One more wounded man died, raising the week’s death toll to four.
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Rome
San Severo
Ascoli Satriano
Italy
Michele di Nunzio
Drowned Toddler and Fatal Auto Crash Reported
Old Drowned In River West Liberty recounts a twenty month old named William Oder who drowned in the Mad river near his home late yesterday. In Marietta a steelworker Clair L Flowers 23 of Williams town W Va was killed instantly when his auto struck a utility pole seven miles south of here. A passenger Ben Sayre 25 of Marietta was seriously injured.
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Old
Marietta, O
Clair L. Flowers
Williamstown
W. Va
Here
Ben Sayre
Marietta
Northeast Ohio forecast shows cool afternoon and rain
The forecast for northeast Ohio calls for fair and cool conditions this afternoon and tonight. Sunday will be mainly cloudy and milder with rain developing in the afternoon or evening. Low tonight around 34 and high Sunday near 82. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Harold J. Laski dies as Labor leader in Britain
London mourns Harold J. Laski a top Labor Party figure who urged Britain to seek closer ties with the Soviet Union. He died at 56 after bronchial pneumonia two days after falling ill, having led the party in 1945 46 and served on the Labor Party Executive since 1936 until last year.
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London
Labor Party
Harold J. Laski
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
Laski
Hope Seen For Early Strike End
DETROIT Michigan negotiators moved toward ending the 60 day Chrysler strike as Chrysler and the CIO United Auto Workers made concessions. The company offered a 30 million dollar retirement fund for five years and the union urged adding 16.02 million more, with conciliators directing a temporary pause to review the terms. Walter P Reuther called the move a step in the right direction and management said the fund could cover pensions for life for those retiring in the next five years.
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Detroit
Mich
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto
UAW
Walter BP. Reuther
Housing Survey Still Under Way
Volunteers assisting in the Elyria housing survey were urged to finish their assignments and file completed questionnaires in time for the Wednesday March 29 meeting. Mrs Robert S Wilson, chairman of the survey sub committee, made the request today. Compilation of data from the canvass will begin as soon as all material is turned over to Frank P Weil, chairman of the Citizens Fact Finding Committee on Housing. Original deadline for completing the survey was extended for one week at last Wednesday's meeting.
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Elyria
Robert 5. Wilson
Frank P. Weil
Citizens
Orriginal
Garfield heir James R Gar field dies after long illness
James R. Garfield 84, second son of the 20th president, died yesterday in Cleveland after a long illness. A lawyer by trade, he is survived by two sons James A. of New York and Newell of Concord, Massachusetts. He served as Secretary of the Interior from 1907 to 1909 under President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Cleveland
James R. Garfield
Garfield
James A
New York
Newell
Concord
Mass
Interior
Theodore Roosevelt
Loyalty Files Release Sought by Senator George
Senator George warned the Truman administration that withholding loyalty files risks a whitewash as he pressed for full access to FBI materials by Senate investigators. He noted FBI Chief Hoover provided only a generalized analysis and urged safeguards or inspection in Hoover’s presence. Hoover and Attorney General McGrath oppose broad access, with the President yet to decide.
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Washington
Senate
FBI
Joseph R. McCarthy
State Department
Russia
Walter F.george
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Joseph R
McCarthy
Wis
Hoover
Subcommittee
George
Investi
Foreign Relations Committee
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
FBI Top 10 Most Wanted list yields early captures
The FBI’s top fugitives list, issued February 6, yields two captures, Nesbit and Jackson, after tips from newspaper readers in St Paul and an Oregon tipster. Hoover commends the youths James Lewis and James Radeck for aiding in Nesbit’s arrest. Jackson was tracked to a farm near Aloha Oregon after an alias tip. Davenport and Sutton are named to replace recent escapes on the list.
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Washington
Hoover Bpbi
J., Edgar
Hoover
Jackson
Aloha
Ore
Platte County
FBI
Stephen William Davenport
Quincy
Tnl
William
Grand Larceny Warrants Issued for Three Medina Suspects
Grand larceny warrants issued for Esker Keener aged 24 and Harold Tucker aged 23 both of Medina along with Edward Creagh for aiding and abetting. Keener and Tucker allegedly stole fencing and posts from farm supply dealers in Ripton La Grange and Grafton with Creagh supplying a truck and sharing proceeds from a Hartville Ohio livestock auction sale. All three are held on alleged fraudulent check charges by Medina authorities.
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Esker Keener
Harold Tucker
Medina
Edward Creagh
C. C. Lord
Keener
Tucker
Ripton
la Grange
Grafton
Creagh
Hartville
Joseph Guzik
Chalmer Davidson
Steam Line Being Repaired At Elyria High School
Steam pressure to Elyria High’s Technical building was traced to a crack in an underground steam line. Workmen dug up part of the school ground to replace the defective pipe between the Technical building and the central heating plant. W. C. McClellan, school housing director, said the repairs should be ready for the resumption of school Monday morning.
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Elyria High
W. C. McClellan
Plan Youth Conference In Columbus Theme Being A Christian
About 1800 Methodist Youth Fellowship members will convene in Columbus on April 21 22 for their annual conference with the theme being a Christian in our day. Speakers include Ohio area Bishop Hazen Werner and Dr Arthur Fleming president of Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Columbus
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ohio Area
Hazen Werner
Arthur Fleming
Jf Ohio Wesleyan University
Frank Buck Dies at 66 Big Game Hunter in Houston
Frank Buck famed for bring em back alive died in Houston at 7:30 a m at Hermann Hospital after a battle with cancer. He was 66. His wife Murial has lived at a hotel in Houston since his hospital admission. Funeral services were scheduled for tomorrow.
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Houston
Tex
Frank Buck
Hermann Hospital
Africa
Murial
Buck
Banks Told How To Be On Guard Against Holdups
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned banks nationwide to tighten defenses against bold robberies. He advised regular testing of alarms, keeping cash in tellers cages to a minimum, watching strangers on premises, and avoiding routine practices. He noted the bank robbery problem is alarming and cited a $1,500,000 Brinks heist as the largest FBI case to date.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Boston
Brinks, Inc
Board To Discuss Plans With Architect
Elyria Board of Education will hold an informal 7:00 p.m. meeting with Outcault & Guenther of Cleveland to approve preliminary plans for the Franklin school building on Birch Street. The meeting will also cover outlining stages for the McKinley Garford district building on Gartford Avenue.
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Elyria Board of Education
Outcault & Guenther
Cleveland
Franklin
Birch Street
McKinley-Garford
Gartford Avenue
Easter Egg Hunt Sparks Attic Fire in Coldwater
Six children of Mr and Mrs Desch hunted for Easter eggs in their Coldwater attic when a match lit during the search sparked a blaze. Firemen extinguished the fire, causing about 4500 dollars in damage according to Fire Chief Charles Jenkins.
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Coldwater
O.—Foster
Bart Deseh
Unemployed in Elyria Share $165,575 in Two Months
Elyria unemployment office manager Foster P. Dirlam reported that the first two months of 1930 saw Elyria workers share $165,575.50 in Ohio unemployment fund benefits. State figures show an average of 765 Elyrians weekly receiving benefits, with Lorain and Sandusky also recording substantial claims and Cleveland receiving the largest share. Payments through the Elyria office fell about $20,000 from January to February.
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Elyria
Foster P. Dirlam
Sandusky
Dirlam
Local Hearing On Proposed Elyria Lorain Road Set For April 14
Local hearing on the planned limited access road between Elyria and Lorain will be held in city council chamber at 8 pm on April 14. Joseph Tomsic, state highway engineer in Ashland, arranges the meeting. The proposal would run over the old Yellow Line right of way amid prior opposition to a fenced in highway.
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D. W. Rothe
Elyria
Lorain
Joseph Tomsic
Ashland
Mass exodus: Czech airliners diverted to Germany by armed crew
Spokesmen say three C-47s carrying 67 men 16 women one child and one infant were forced by anti Communist crewmen to land in the U S zone of Germany near Erding. Leopold Turner aboard one plane was among 58 passengers seeking to return to Czechoslovakia while 20 others asked asylum. Pilots were threatened with guns as they were ordered to Prague routes diverted to Germany.
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Erding
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Leopold Turner
Czech Airways
Thurner
U.S. Air Force
Prague
Xewsmen
U. S
Brno
Ostrava
Bratislava
Klesnil
Frantisek Vicek
Communist Party
Two Die In Plane Crash Blamed On Thunderstorm
A thunderstorm blamed today for the deaths of two occupants of a small plane near Mountain City Tennessee. Jacob A. Shenk of Harrisonburg Virginia and Melvin H. Weaver of Painteville Kentucky died instantly when their low wing Beechcraft Bonanza crashed. They were traveling from Knoxville to Harrisonburg.
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Mountain City
Tenn
Here
Jacob A. Shenk
Harrisonburg
Melvin H. Weaver
Painteville
Shenk
Knoxville
Dayton Recalls Flood That Devastated 1913 City
Dayton, Ohio marks the 37th anniversary of the 1913 flood that killed about 300 people and caused more than 100 million dollars in damage. Citizens, led by Col. F. A. Deeds and Adam Schantz, funded a flood-control plan, starting with a 2 million dollar drive for the Miami Conservancy District. The district built five dams costing 31 million dollars, paid by local taxes and assessments, enabling Dayton to remain secure behind new levees and reservoirs.
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Dayton
Col. F. A. Deeds
John H. Patterson
Adam Sc
Miami Conservancy District
Conservancy District
Parking Safety Group Set Up For C O C Dinner
Ralph Terry will head parking and safety for Elyria Chamber of Commerce second annual Community Dinner on April 19 at the Roll Arena. Dexter S. Kimball Jr says Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co will provide parking space with police and fire protection, including an emergency first aid tent.
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Ralph Terry
Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Roll Arena
Dexter S. Kimball, Jr
Bendix-Westinghouse Automoive
Kimball
Terry
Elyria Rotary Club
Boats Collide in Banned Waters Killing Six Aboard
A head on collision between two ferry boats in waters forbidden to navigation killed the captain and six crew members aboard the Shimn Maru. Fifty-nine people on the Shimn Maru were rescued as the vessel sank five minutes after colliding with the Washu Maru in the Inland Sea near northern Shikoku. Shipping officials called the channel the most dangerous in those waters.
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Shikoku
Elyria Memorial Day Committee Plans Meeting April 7
Members will elect officers and start Dee- Station Day plans at 7 30 p m meeting called by general chairman Ronald Hamilton in City Hall Council Chamber Elyria service groups urged to send representatives. Realtors Board to meet Monday March 27 at noon at Elks Club Dennis Ryan to discuss building supplies problems.
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Elyria
Realtors
Elytia Board of Realtors
Elks Club
Dennis Ryan
Porsch Lumber Co
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Tanganyika
Plan Youth Conference
Banks
Istanbul
Turkey
Turkish State Airlines
Ankara
Steward
Wadsworth
Richard Bird
U.S. Zone
Josef Klesnil
Czech Airlines
U.S
Munich
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