Pittsfield Driver Blamed For Weekend Car Crash Injures Three
Three people injured in weekend traffic incidents reported to the sheriff. George Landon of Pittsfield severely lacerated after a car driven by Solie Mungia of Grafton left the road near Elyria. Mungia treated for head and arm injuries. both men hospitalized. Charles Borling of Grafton suffered facial injuries in a separate collision with Franklin Cramer of Grafton. Additional cars damaged in a separate Elyria collision on Routes 57 and 19 and at Elyria Avenue and Route 57.
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Sheriff's Department
George Landon
Pittsfield
Solie Mungia
Grafton
Hast River Road
Elyria
Michael Bulzomi
Paul Johnson
Mungia
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Borling
Franklin Cramer
Fred Chapman
McKeesport
Johnson and
Bulzami
Albert J. Lapp, Jr
James Coombs
New London
Elyria Ave
John Fulton
John Hudak
Commissioner Dunn to address Elyria garment workers
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn will speak to the Elyria Branch of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union at the British Empire Club Hall Wednesday. He will discuss relief for the president, Lorain bridge plan, county PA projects, Old Age Pension questions, alleged political influence, and the administrative costs of the Department of Aid for Dependent Children.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Elyria
International La‘dies’ Garment Workers’ Union
British ‘Empire Club
Albert F. Balock
Lorainibridge
Dunn
Department of
Robbery at Kipton Bank. Suspect Held in Mt Gilead
Sheriff William F Gray and assistant cashier C H Scott plan to travel to Mt Gilead Ohio to view a robbery suspect held there. A lone man about 50 escaped with 612 dollars Friday morning after holding up Kipton Bank. Scott identified the robber but was unsure. The suspect was seen in Marion on Friday and held yesterday. he is also suspected in a separate Mingo robbery.
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William F. Gray
C. H. Scott
Kipton Ank
Mt. Gilead
Kipton Bank
Scott
Oday
Sheriff's Department
Marion
Mingo
Grain elevator at Williamstown destroyed by fire
A grain elevator at Williamstown was destroyed by fire today in Findlay Ohio. Estimated loss is $30,000 with cause still undetermined.
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Findlay
Williamstown
Pss
Weather Ohio Officials Forecast Fair Warmer Conditions
Forecast notes fair and warmer conditions in Ohio with increasing clouds and possible showers Tuesday night. High pressure over the eastern United States persists. a strong system near western North Dakota may bring general thunderstorms across the central plains and U.S. Pacific region.
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Ohio
Unitedates
Mississippi
North
Dalsa
Morthemm Plains States
Pacific
Secret Police Guard Against Any Attempt To Assassinate Hitler Mussolini And Stalin
London May 2 The three totalitarian nations tightened security to thwart plots against Hitler Mussolini and Stalin during their respective movements. Hitler’s party officials and Gestapo operatives coordinated in Rome while Stalin faced a radio threat reported by the secret Liberators League. Italian German and Moscow authorities imposed strict controls including raids detentions of various targeted groups.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
United Press
London
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Josef Stalin
Russia
Liberators’ League
Moscow
League
Mikhail Tyuckhachevsky
Nikolai Burkharin
Alexei Rykov
Gestapo
Arturo Bocchini
Secret Police
Heinrich Himmler
Himmler
Sepp Dietrich
Orva
Florence
Naples
Roosevelt Backs Wage Hour Bill as House Bloc Fights
President Roosevelt urged that the Wage Hour bill be sent to the House floor or discharged from the Rules committee to force action. Labor Committee Chair Mary Norton expected to file a discharge petition this week. Opponents led by Rep. Eugene Cox remain confident the bill is dead for this session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Mary Norton
Labor Committee
Favors
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Norton
Eugene Cox
Rotarians Hear Dr Meredith at Elyria Club Meeting
Elyria Rotary Club will host Dr L C Meredith as speaker at noon tomorrow at Elks Restaurant. His talk is titled Count Our Blessings. The club plans for the district conference in Marion May 16 and 17 led by Ralph Murbach. They also eye the ISCC convention in Cleveland next week and honor Edgar Allen founder with a memorial service.
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L. C. Meredith
Elyria
Cleveland
Edgar F
Daddy” Allen
Rotary Club
NYA Supervisor At Y.M.C.A. Tomorrow
Young Lorain County residents ages 18 to 25 may meet with Mrs Ruth Van Wagnen NYA supervisor at the Y M C A from 10 a m to 12 noon each Tuesday to discuss work under the NYA program. Several county residents already participate, many balancing studies with employment.
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Lorain County
Ruth van Wagnen
National Youth Administration
van Wagnen
NYA
Lorain
Attack on Three Nuns Stirs Providence Officials
Gov. Quinn and Mayor Dunne ordered state and city cooperation to investigate the attack on three Catholic nuns outside Peter and Paul Cathedral. Bishop Keough blamed a communist inspired “bore-ing in” campaign for the incident in which a woman tore a nun’s veil and the others fled to a car.
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Providence
R. 1
Robert E. Quinn
James E. Dunne
Providence Today
Peter and Paul
Francis P. Keough
Hitler Departs for Rome to Solidify Axis Ties
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler leaving for a six day Rome visit to cement the Berlin Rome axis with Mussolini. Thousands cheered as Goering bid farewell. The trip centers on assessing Britain Italy and France treaties and potential shifts in alliances while Mussolini weighs Austria’s fate.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Anhalter
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Sp Fuehrer
Britain
France
Fuehrer
Benito Musolini
Duce
Italy
Mussolini
Austria
Bullet Pierced Body Of Druggist In Cleveland
Theodore Camin, a Cleveland druggist, was murdered during an attempted hold-up. His bullet pierced body was found behind a magazine stand in his drug store as a steel jacketed bullet struck the lungs and heart. A rear room safe was open with cash and checks scattered on the floor.
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Cleveland
Theodore Camin
Camin
Ohio Civil Service Workers Testify Before Grand Jury
Twelve employees from the state Tax Commission Sales Tax division and the Unemployment Compensation Commission testified before a grand jury in Columbus on charges that civil service staff were forced to contribute to Governor Martin L. Davey’s campaign fund.
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Columbus, CO
State Tax Commission
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Martin L. Davey
Edward A. Cole
Herbert S. Duffy
Thomas Prescott
John W. King
Elizabeth Pugh
Esther
Industrial Relations Department
Wade Scofield
James E. Daily
Katherine Leach
Leonora Prentice
Arnold F. Reiber
Industrial Commission
Chamberlain Announces Pact Averted War With Italy
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told Parliament that Britain’s friendship agreement with Italy averted a potential war. He cited danger from the Ethiopian war sanctions and said the policy aims to remove danger spots by addressing grievances and suspicions. He noted Italian Foreign Minister Ciano assured stability in Palestine administration and clarified that Britain does not condone Italy’s methods in Abyssinia.
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London
Great Britain
Italy
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Britain
Galeazzo Ciano
Lord Perth
Palestine
League Counci
Ethiopia
Abyssinia
Church Dignitaries Attend St Agnes Services
A confirmation service led by Most Rev James A McFadden closed a week of special services at St Agnes Catholic Church. The Forty Hours devotions ended after an afternoon Mission by Rev Richard Arit. At 8 o'clock Sunday Mass 45 children received their first Holy Communion as Father Leo Brissel marked 25 years since his ordination and St Agnes parish was founded. A number of dignitaries from across the state joined Bishop McFadden in the observances.
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James A. McFadden
LL. D
Cleveland
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Richard Arit
Leo J. Brissel
St. Agnes Parish
McFadden
Pope Improves as Milani Plans Daily Visits at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius a year after illness shows progress as Prof Aminta Milani, his physician, will visit once daily during the summer stay at Castel Gandolfo. The Pontiff arrived Saturday and resumed private audiences and papal duties upon arrival.
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Castel
Candolfo
Pius
Aminta Milani
Vatican
Pontitf
Castel Gandolfo
New Cabin To Rise At Y Camp In Memory Of Kenneth West
A 16 by 12 foot cabin will be built this month at Camp Iss-See-Kes Y M C A on the Vermilion River. Sponsored by the Young Men's Club, the structure is dedicated to Kenneth West. Foundation work begins this week with a May 135 erection date planned. The club covers most costs though funds fall short, hoping donors provide a door window frames and roofing before the June camp season opens.
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Camp Iss-See-Kes
Mlyria Y. M. C
Vermilion River
Young Men’s Club
Kenneth West
Green Urges Approval For Recovery Bill
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged a House Appropriations Subcommittee to approve Roosevelt's recovery program worth 4.512 billion dollars. He cited federation statistics showing unemployment rising from 7.5 million last September to 11.2 million today and called the situation serious.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
House
Roosevelt
Green
Plane crash in Apennines kills 19 including guests of King Zog
Rescue teams recover 19 bodies after a hydroplane from Tirana crashes near Mount Maranola in fog. Among the dead are Albanian officials and members of King Zog's wedding party. Jewels worth 1,052,000 dollars owned by Paris and Vienna firms are destroyed in the fire.
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Rome
Appenines
Formia
Helen Lindheim
New York
Tirana
Mount Maranola
Paris
Vienna
Zoz
Geraldine Apponyi
King Zog
Italy
Xhafer Abu Villa
Samuel Bretstaff
London
Ermenegildo Pogni
Maramola
Decisions Are Handed Down In Secondary Cases
The Supreme Court affirmed Arizona’s gross receipts tax on Arizona newspaper publishers and marked a series of secondary case decisions. It did not issue opinions on Mackay Radio and Port of New York cases or tax powers over state instrumentalities. The Court kept the Arizona ruling, suggested Mackay and Port decisions due within two weeks, and recessed to May 16 after two cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Arizona
MacKay Radio & Telegraph
National Labor Board
Port of New York Authority
Mackay and
Port ‘of
New York
Louisiana Supreme Court
Tower
Kentucky “Public Service ‘Commission
Petroleum Ex‘Moration, Inc
Mother's Day Pilgrimage At Elyria Home For Aged
About 1500 visitors are expected for the seventh annual Mother's Day pilgrimage at the Elyria Home for the Aged Sunday weather permitting. The event is led by the North East Ohio Conference Methodist Ladies Aid with Bishop Titus Lowe delivering the afternoon address. The program includes the Summit County Epworth League Chorus and a musical number by Charles Brown Ketcham. Memorial tablets will be dedicated for Mrs. Lydia Misner and Mrs. Julia Severns.
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Elyria
North-East Ohio
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Societies
North- East Ohio
Grace Schmuck of
Wooster
Titus Lowe
Portland
Oregon
Methodist
Church
County Epworth League Chorus
G. C. Elliott
Akron
Charles Brown Ketcham
Mt. Union College
Lydia Misner
Canfield
Julia Severns
Mansfield
Belleville
Samuel Austin
Robbers Take $1500 From Union News Messenger
Cincinnati May 2 two bandits robbed Calvin B Smith messenger for Union News Co on the taxi ramp at Union Terminal taking 1500 dollars in cash and two company checks after he had collected the weekend receipts. The robbers fled on foot.
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Cincinnati
Calvin B. Smith
The
Union News Co
Union Terminal
Smith
France Urges Czechs to Seek Conciliatory Path
Paris reports Daladier and Bonnet formally urged Czechoslovakia to adopt a conciliatory spirit in settling differences with the Sudeten Germans without compromising Czechoslovak integrity. They conveyed the stance to Czech minister Osusky for Prague and later briefed British Ambassador Sir Eric Phipps.
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Paris
France
Czechoslovakia
London
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
Stefan Osusky
Prague
Osasky
Daladier
Bolmet
Sir Eric Phipps
Tornado kills mother and two children in Cunningham
A mother Mrs. John Miller and her sons George and Virgil were killed when a tornado struck Cunningham Kansas. Thirteen others were injured as the storm also hit Coldwater and caused widespread damage.
First Of 29 Pre School Conferences Set For Tuesday
A schedule for 29 pre school conferences for physical exams of children entering county schools in September was announced by Dr. F. R. Dew. The first session is tomorrow at East Carlisle and Markley with subsequent days at St. Peter's Ridgeville Brighton Rochester Huntington St. Teresa Brookside and others through May 25. The conferences aim to detect defects early so corrections can occur before fall school opening.
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F. R. Dew
East Carlisle
Markley
St. Peter’s
Ridgeville
Brighton
Rochester
Huntington
St. Teresa
Brookside
St. Joseph’s
Amherst
Clearview
Penfield
la Grange
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Lake Avenue
Vincent
Wellington
St. Mary’s
Avon
Belden
Grafton
Henrietta
Camden
Eaton
Columbia
Holy Trinity
Avon Lake
Lorain Eyes State and Federal Aid for Two Bridges
Lorain County officials announced plans to seek state and federal aid to build two bridges. They would hire Walker and Weeks for design and supervision at a total cost not exceeding five percent, pending funding and city council resolutions designating location and contribution.
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Lorain
Walker and
Weeks
Cleveland
President's Ship Cruises Southward Under Roosevelt Watch
President Roosevelt observed navigation and charting as the U S S Philadelphia began a cruise. McIntyre said the ship was cruising southward toward the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico where good fishing was reported, with a return to the mainland not expected before Saturday.
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Charlestown
Roosevelt
U. S. S. Philadelphia
McIntyre
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Wooster College Mourns Death of Dr Elias Compton
Dr Elias Compton emeritus professor of philosophy at Wooster College died here today. He was father of Dr Arthur H Compton of the University of Chicago and Wilson Cotantes of Washington. Compton served as Wooster’s first dean.
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Wooster
Elias Compton
Wooster College
Arthur H.compton
University of Chicago
Massachusetts _Institute
U S Leadership In Arms Race Brought To Halt In Senate
A Senate vote curbs naval expansion aiming to stop a world armament race. An amendment proposed by Sean H. Wasidenberg would cap battleship displacement at 35 000 tons and require presidential action before building larger vessels. The measure argues it preserves leadership by avoiding an unchecked arms race.
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Washington
Senate
Sean H. Wasidenberg
BR. Mich
United States
Wealthy Farmer And Wife Slain Confession Forces Arraignment
Marion Ohio May 2 Harve Roush 48 a farmhand was to be arraigned on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of Homer Myers 65 a wealthy farmer and his wife Minola 67 found dead at their farm home shortly before midnight Myers a well known cattle and horse breeder was beaten and shot with an axe according to the suspect who later confessed after a polygraph test He said he went to the house to collect a note and fought with Myers before using a rifle and beating him The county sheriff said the couple were discovered by youths Robert Bensley 20 and Harry Wiley 19 who spotted a fire at the Myers home and then found the bodies nearby The murder grisly details emerged as authorities pursued the case noting Myers extensive public connections in central Ohio
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Marion
Harve Roush
Homer T. Myers
Minola
Myers
Roush
Gevendren
Paul D. Micheffey
Myers “Hom
Michel
Fred’ Miller
Robert. Bensley
AsHi
Harry Wiley
Bensley
Wiley
2 Myers
Husband
Ohio
Motion For New Trial For Hensley Set For May 14
Edward Hensley, 22, serving a prison term for the gex slaying of Louise Hornbeck of Grafton, will have a motion for a new trial heard at 9 A M on May 14 before Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley. He will not be brought to the hearing, as standard practice in such hearings.
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Edward Hensley
Louise Hornbeck
Grafton
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Hensley
Privea
Pete
Dave
Rendinel
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Rotarians
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Y Camp
Charles Evans Hughes
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