Surviving Colorado bus tragedy children recover
Fifteen children who survived hours trapped in a stalled Colorado school bus near Holly faced pain but were expected to recover after the worst blizzard in the area in four decades. Five people died, including the bus driver, as responders found the vehicle amid snowbound conditions. The survivors recalled the cold, numbness, and acts of sacrifice as they were rescued and transported to safety.
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Colo
Colorado
Holly
East
Carl Mider
Greg
Tes
Flasanr
Towsday Omeriauipg
Sue VL
Avon Stern
Miller
Temple Getes
Krep
Corpions
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Hla Untiedt
Dave Stonebreaker
Untiedt
Pan
Stonebreaker
Hoover Not To Interfere With The Farm Board
Washington bulletin reports President Hoover will let the Farm Board handle wheat and other agricultural problems without his interference. He believes the board can define and defend its own policies.
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Hoover
Farm Board
Ohio Indiana Weather Forecast United States
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. In Indiana increasing cloudiness possibly followed by rain or snow in the south portion Tuesday and in the extreme southwest tonight. Shipper's Forecast shows varied winds and above normal temperatures across regions.
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Ohio
Indiana
Boys Tour Bundle of Mountain Scenery On YMCA Trip
A party of nine boys and two leaders on the YMCA Washington trip arrived in Washington this afternoon after stops in Hagerstown Maryland and Uniontown Pennsylvania. Telegraph confirms detours and delays but the group reports smooth travel, and the boys are thrilled by the mountain scenery despite cold weather, expecting warmer conditions today.
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Washington
H W. Korner
Hagerstown
Uniontown
Elyria
Korner
Blizzard Claims Eleven Lives In Weather Toll
Denver reports a western blizzard last week resulted in eleven deaths across Colorado and neighboring states. The storm disrupted travel, forced airborne diversions, and left highways impassable while rescuers saved children stranded in a bus drift near Horace Kansas.
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Towner Coin
United Airways
Kansas City
Colorado
Horace
Kansa
Jobin Doll
Sheridan Lake
Colo
Towner
Cheyenne Wells
Roggen
Riverton
Wyo
Max
Nebr
Pilot Injured In Plunge Of Plane In Columbus
Edward Rice, 26, a pilot, is in serious condition in a Columbus hospital after his plane struck two houses and plunged onto a crowded residential street. The craft caught fire. three nearby residents pulled Rice from the burning wreckage. He had circled the area for 20 minutes, struggles with controls, low visibility and wind then caused a fatal dive.
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Columbus
Edward Rice
Rice
Musical program at Young Men’s Club meeting at the Y
Wilbur Gaston chairs the program as a musical program and stunts are planned for this week’s Young Men’s Club meeting at the YMCA. Robert Barker will receive the pool tournament prize from last week’s club event, with Howard Crooks presiding in place of ill president Harold Birch.
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Wilbur Gaston
Robert Barker
Howard Crooks
Harold Birch
Weekend toll of violent deaths in Ohio reported
A United Press survey recorded twenty one Ohioans killed in the weekend across traffic crashes murders and other violence. Notable cases include Jess McGeorge 35 Middletown Ruth Moore 24 Cincinnati and Mrs John Story hurt in Hamilton auto crash. denatured alcohol poisoning and gunshot deaths tied to racketeering and disputes across several counties.
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United Press
Hamilton
Butler County
Jess McCeorge
Middletown
Ruth Moore
Trenton
John
Story
Hiram Russell
John Hobbs
Alex Walters
Mannton
Willam Boykin
Bellaire
William Lynch
Belmont County
St. Clairsville
Boykin
Lynch
Jack Ficoratta
Ohio River
Dayton
John Torn
British Ship Is Damaged In Crash
HM H M Nelson, one of Britain's two super battleships, was slightly damaged in a collision with the British steamer West Wales in thick fog off Cape Canou Spain. No injuries to personnel were reported.
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Nelson
Britain
Vna
West Wales
Admiralty
Cape ¥Uano
Spain
Kent State College Head to Address Elyria Rotarians
J Q Engleman president of Kent State College will speak at Elyria Rotary Club noon tomorrow at Hotel Newell. Lawrence H Webber a local member and district governor will chair the program.
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J. QO. Engleman
Kent State College
Elyria Rotary Club
Newell
Lawrence H Webber
Rotary
Wile
Fatal Poison and Accidents Report From Ohio
A list of fatal and injurious incidents across Ohio and Florida includes Edna Cline, six, burned near Powhatan. Billie Wallace, three, died from a broken neck after a fall in Springfield. Gertrude Bush, 60, drowned in Daytona Beach. Cecelia De Capo, 46, died from corn whiskey fumes in Cleveland. J C Osborne, 40, and Elizabeth Dyke injured in a Cleveland area auto crash near New Castle Pa. N Lewis, 31, injured in Columbus auto crash. John Caetta, 28, shot to death in Akron in a liquor feud. a former associate suspected killer. Four Akronites died in weekend accidents: Robert Wohlert, 28. Louis Cavill, 8. Raymond Miller, 6. Julian Pfeiffer, 55, son of Akron patrolman C H Miller.
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Bellaire
Edna Cline
Fred Cline
Powhatan
Ohio
Billie Wallace
Springfield
Gertrude Bush
Lima
Daytona Isead
Fla
Cecelia de Capo
Cleveland
J. C. Osborne
Elizabeth Dyke
New Castle
N. Lewis
New Straitsville
Columbus
John Caetta
Akron
Caetta
Klein predicts large scale retail buying to replenish stocks
Washington March 30 Dr Julius Klein assistant secretary of commerce predicts large scale buying by retailers to replenish inventories depleted during the depression. He says millions of dollars will flood the market and speed up recovery by reviving production from mills to shops across all industries. He notes inventories are lower now than in early 1922 while the present sale index is high and buying to replenish stocks is already underway.
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Washington
Julius Klein
Commerece
Klein
Department
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United Press
Two Elyria Boys Admit Ridgeville School Theft
Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman reports two Elyria youths confessed to breaking into Ridgeville school on February 21 and tied to the Allen school entry. They climbed the porch roof and window to raid the principal's room, stealing $7 and stamps. Both youths are bound over to the grand jury under $1,000 bond each.
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Elyria
Paul Chapman
Ridgeville
Chapman
Allen School
Grand Jury
Akron Mary Outland to Testify in Mart in Murder Trial
In Cleveland Ohio on March 30 the trial of Pittsburgh Hymie Martin for the murder of ex Councilman William E Potter highlighted new testimony from his sweetheart Akron Mary Outland. She has provided differing statements about their movements the night of the crime. The state rested its case showing an alibi attempt and that Martin and Outland later claimed they were in Akron at the murder hour.
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Martin
Akron
Fotter
Cody
Walter McMahon
Auditorum
Anthony Wayne
Akrop
Miller
Patients At Hospital Reach Summer High At Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital today caring for 87 patients the highest in months and well above the usual 60 to 70. Sickness drives the rise with pneumonia colds and other illnesses common, while maternity work is not the cause. There is an unusually large number of surgical cases reported by hospital authorities.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mystery murder hinges on silent waitress in Toledo
A tight lipped waitress, Mrs. Gertrude Dwyer, who sat silent for 12 hours under Detroit police questioning, emerged as a key figure in the mystery surrounding Robert Stanley, Detroit hijacker and safebl while his body was found near Oak Harbor. Police sought to question her further after she visited Detroit police headquarters.
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Detroit
Robert Stanley
Oak Harbor
Gertrude Dwyer
Stanley
Hill Funeral To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for the late Alexander T. Hill of Washington avenue will be conducted March 31 at 2 30 PM from the late home. Rev E B Redhead will officiate and burial will be at Ridgelawn cemetery. Hill born August 8, 1880 in Milesville PA. He joined National Tube Co as tally clerk in McKeesport, rising to chief clerk, then shipping and order departments. He served the company 33 years and married Katherine Sanford in Elyria in 1908.
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Alexander T. Hill
Washington Avenue
E. B Redhead
Ridgelawn
Milesville
Pennsylvania
McKeesport High School
National Tube Company
McKeesport
Hill
Lorain
National’ Tace Company
Order Department
Order and Hipwmng
Elyria
Katherine Sanford
Woman Sentenced in Plot to Kill Her Husband
Marietta report states Mrs. Carrie Gourley was sentenced to one to 20 years at Marysville Reformatory after Judge Thomas denied a new trial. Convicted of complicity in a plan to murder her husband George Gourley, a World War veteran, to gain his insurance. Co-defendant Charles Whiting, 19, and son Harry Gourley, 17, implicated. Whiting pleaded guilty and awaits prison term. Confessions showed Gourley offered her son and Whiting $100 to carry out the killing. Attorneys plan appeal.
General Assembly Reconvenes Tonight in Columbus
The 89th General Assembly begins its thirteenth week of work as the Senate and House reconvene this evening. Only two weeks remain to clear all legislation except appropriations and taxation, or measures from special committees, per the recess resolution.
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Columbus
89Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Former Governor Cox Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Former Ohio governor James M. Cox is reported much better after Saturday surgery for appendicitis in Miami Florida. Dr FE H Adkins his physician and erstwhile Democratic presidential candidate is optimistic about a full recovery. Family members were allowed at his bedside Sunday as hundreds of messages of support arrived from friends nationwide.
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Miami
Fla
James M. Cox
Ohio
FE. H. Adkins
Two Lorain men plead guilty in murder case
Edward P. Nolan and Spencer Stevens both pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the killing of Norman Watte, a 63 year old Lorain novelty salesman, during a January 28 robbery at the Magic Shop. Nolan received life imprisonment at hard labor with no solitary confinement. Stevens was also sentenced to life imprisonment.
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W. B. Thompson
Spencer Stevens
Norman Watte
Lorain
Little
Arthur Wallace
C. ¥. Adams
Wallace
Mautita
Jack) Rice
Nolan
Stevens
Adams
Don W. Myers
Myers
Nola
Clarence Adams
Thompson
Columbus
Mrs Ward Boosts Want Ads in March Rentals
Mrs B H Ward, a satisfied Want Ad user, phoned in her advertisement in March to fill rooms during the April May rush. The ad listed WEST ST rooms with four to four rooms, path, modern, up, furnished or unfurnished, electricity and water, and a phone number 49 03. Ad takers offer further assistance.
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Mrs. Ward
West ST
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