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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1940

Page

16

Eldest Son of Former Crown Prince Killed in Action

Berlin May 27 Prince Wilhelm 34 eldest son of the former crown prince has been killed in action He was the first Hohenzollern prince to join the army of the Third Reich He had renounced his claim after a morganatic marriage Details of his death were not immediately available Also note reports that 13 states require pedestrians to walk on the left and that shaking hands is unknown in Japan.

Berlin Wilhelm Wilhelm von Preussen Third Reich Wilthelm

Davey Again To Take Control Of Ohio Democrats

In Columbus on May 27 the Ohio Democratic organization was set to return to former Gov. Martin L. Davey as state central committee meets to setup campaign leadership. J Freer Bittinger of Ashland was expected to be elected chairman, directing summer and fall Democratic efforts. Limbach steps aside after serving as executive committee chair with plans to defeat Davey. Horstman of Dayton named probable successor to Hanefeld.

Columbus Ohio Martin L. Davey Kent Davey J. Freer Bittinger Ashland Ohio House of Representatives Billinger Arthur L. Limbach New Philadelphia Tee Charles Sawyer Limbach Albert A. Horstman Dayton State Central Committee Earl H. Hanefeld Ottawa

Akron Population Declines From 1930 to 1940

Akron, Ohio reports a decade decline in residents. Preliminary census figures show 243,130 people in 1940, down from 253,040 in 1930, per district supervisor C. B. Webb.

Akron C. B. Webb

Nazis Claim Ships Bombed and Troop Landings at Narvik

Berlin reports German Alpine troops parachuted into Narvik to reinforce the garrison. It says Nazi aircraft bombed a large warship two cruisers and an 18000 ton transport ship. The communique also claims an 8000 ton Allied merchant ship was sunk by air bombardment.

Berlin High Command Narvik

Five Die In Weekend Traffic And Violence

Ohio saw ten deaths last weekend from accidents shootings drownings and violence. Roy Knight died in a Dayton racing car crash. Herbert Wagner, 55, was hit by a truck in Columbus. Bud Crawford 73 died after a Cincinnati suburb auto strike. Alvin Bilsei 30 died in a Bellaire street car collision. Morris Weinstein 55 died in Cleveland after walking into a truck.

United Press Bud Crawford Hartwell Cincinnati Bellaire Alvin Bilsei Wheeling Island Cleveland Morris Weinstein

Grade crossing crash near Akron scatters wreckage on Erie line

A truck and trailer broke down at a Tallmadge crossing near Akron, scattering debris for two miles along the Erie track. No injuries were reported. The driver, Charles Marshall, 29, Cleveland, said he tried to flag the train but failed.

Tallmadge Akron Erie Charles Marshall Cleveland Kenneth Howdryshell Oldtown Creek Logan I Health Harold Peck Parkman

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