Industrial accidents in Elyria total 120 in April
The State Division of Safety and Hygiene estimates direct costs of Elyria’s April accidents at least 3,000 monthly or 45,600 yearly, with indirect costs possibly quadrupling that. April saw 120 accidents, none fatal, 2 permanent partial disabilities, 21 with over seven days lost, 20 with seven days or less, 77 with medical treatment only, and 1,520 total lost days. Metal goods led with 55 incidents, vehicle manufacturing 17, and commercial work nine.
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Elyria
State Division of Safety and Hygiene
Dvision
Ohio says industrial accidents cost $100 million annually
The division estimates breakdowns by sector show construction and related industries incur the most losses while chemicals, foods, lumber, blast furnaces, machinery, transportation, utilities, clerical work, care of buildings, and public employees are affected. Whearns cites per capita cost about $14.70 and warns prevention is a major conservation issue for Ohio workers and employers.
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Ohio
Thomas P. Whearns
Diviston
Murders Wife Then Personal Crisis Reports
Charles Marie, 27, shot and killed his wife Frieda Marie, 21, at the Bolster home in Warren, Ohio, after failed reconciliation talks. He then wounded himself, dying two hours later. The couple had been separated. Frieda had moved to live with relatives in Parnassus, Pa. Marie had traveled to urge her return. He fired twice, she collapsed, he shot himself twice.
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Bolster
Shea
Parnassus
New Alloy Promises Light Strong Steel Alike
Stockholm engineer Johan Haerden has developed a metal alloy that combines aluminum lightness with steel hardness. The alloy can be rolled and forged and resists all corrosive acids. In Sweden it is seen as beneficial for aviation, especially hydroplanes, due to saltwater resistance.
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Stockholm
Johan Haerden
Sweden
Cyclist Finishes World Tour After Crossing Continents
Los Angeles reports Ivan Sergievich Kralichek-Sobo off, once a Cos sack leutenant who rode a hearse turned motorcycle to tour the world, nearing journey’s end. He plans to store the battered cycle in San Francisco before writing a book, after riding through southern California from Arizona and Shanghai where the trek began.
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Los Angeles
Leutenant
Red Army
Russia
Ivan Sergievich Kralichek-Sobo
Yele
San Francisco
Ettin
California
Arizona
Shanghai
Russian Motorcycle Rider Tours Eighteen Countries
Ivan, a 29 year old Russian exile, fled to Shanghai after his father was killed. Since then he has biked 29,720 miles through eighteen nations, visiting the Orient, Holy Land, Southern Europe, Germany, England, and America, meeting rulers, presidents, and royalty while hoping to bring his mother to the Pacific coast and keep her safe from Soviet officials.
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Ivan
Russia
Leutenant
Shanghai
Orient
Holy Land
Europe
Germany
England
America
India
Hoover
Pacific
Yonkers Reservoir Ranks as World’s Largest Water Supply
Yonkers New York unveils a massive reservoir with capacity of 700 million gallons, proclaimed the world’s greatest municipal water supply. The project cost 345 million dollars, marking a landmark in city utilities and regional water infrastructure.
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New Yonkers, N. Y
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