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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1937
Page
7
Margaret Robinson files for divorce from Albert Robinson and nearly all listed parties in Lorain County Court. Hearing set for on or after June 4 1437. restoration of maiden name and equitable relief sought.
Items cover Col E R Bradley dropping Brooklyn from the Derby and big winter bets around Pompoon, boxing plans for George Godfrey, Canzoneri versus Ambers, and a series of legal notices including a mortgage foreclosure in Lorain County. Also mentions Ampeco Fuel Corp and property on Roosevelt Avenue Elyria.
Uncertain OCR sports stat row lists players and teams with batting and pitching notes. Red Sox Cal Ferrell leads in runs and runs batted in? Tigers walker appears linked to multiple stats. Cardinals Demaree and Cubs Demaree show in Run Hatted. Overall readable items are fragmentary and inconsistent.
Seventy seven applicants were admitted to citizenship and 26 were denied after naturalization testing. The group included entrants from Great Britain Czechoslovakia Germany Hungary Yugoslavia Altaly Romania Spain and the Middle East. Officials noted some continued cases will be heard in December with oath ceremonies planned at Elyria High School Auditorium and Hawthorne School Lorain.
Toledo pitcher George Coffman, a rookie, helped Toledo Mud Hens to a 7 to ? victory over Minneapolis and a share of third place. Coffman posted eight wins this season with four credited to him. Home runs by Jimmy Adair Roy Culbina? and Chet Morgan powered the win. Columbus Red Birds beat St Paul 5–3 as Max Macon started and Ed Heuaser finished. Other games were rained out.
The article fragment mentions May 26 two weeks after the coronation and discusses settling the exact wedding date and whether the ceremony would be held in a specified venue. It references ongoing planning and decisions without concluding specifics.
Report describes the Duke and Mrs Simpson staying at the Chateau de Cande with guests including the Duke of Kent and Duchess, plans for a possible marriage alternative at Tours, and a yacht cruise in the Adriatic. Weather in Monts was cloudy and cool.
William E. Ashbolt, one of Lorain County’s two Ohio General Assembly representatives, will address an Elyria Central Labor Union educational meeting at Wurst Hall tonight on Some Phases of Labor Legislation. Eric Peterson of the International Association of Machinists will also speak.
In Madrid on May 5 Loyalist forces reported heavy fighting on six fronts against Nationalists. Gen Jose Miaja attacked in Carabanchel while other sectors including Jarama and Guadarrama saw advances and reinforcements. Loyalists claimed captures, heavy bombardment on Navasperal de Pintares, and a retreat of rebel forces. on the coast, Lujar mountain near Orjiva was seized. The rebel leader reportedly fled in his underwear during a siesta.
Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson defended the administration’s old age pension legislation before the Supreme Court. The appearance marked a potential final new deal argument before the Court in its current composition.
The CIO backs the AF of L strike and plans to deploy steel, auto and rubber workers to picket 10 major studios. John Brophy, CIO regional head, sends a telegram urging union unity. IATSE faces accusations of supplying strikebreakers as 50 sets continue production and SAG negotiates with producers amid strike threats.
London reports Great Britain has dispatched warships to Barcelona to protect British interests amid fighting between extremist and moderate elements. The destroyer Gipsy left for Barcelona last night to be relieved today by the cruiser Despatch and the destroyer Hostile.
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