Roosevelt Confident as Campaign Ends in New York State
President Roosevelt wraps up his final campaign in Hyde Park tying local routes to Beacon Kingston and Rhinebeck for speeches after luncheon. He plans a national 11 5 p.m. broadcast and expects victory in New York and Pennsylvania with early gains in New England.
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Bishop to curb Rev. Coughlin action in Detroit
Bishop Michael Gallagher plans to restrain Rev. Charles E. Coughlin’s political activities after the radio priest returns from an eastern speaking tour. The move follows Coughlin’s apology in New York for calling President Roosevelt a liar and betrayer. Gallagher said the apology came at his suggestion and stressed Coughlin will follow church orders.
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Michael Gallagher
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New York
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Gallagher
Royal Oak
Town Wiped Out By Gasoline Blaze
In Bedford Pennsylvania a gasoline truck overturned and spilled 5,000 gallons of fuel, igniting a blaze that destroyed the hamlet of Dogtown. Four buildings including a telephone exchange were wiped out at a loss of 159009 dollars. Firefighters from four towns were powerless due to lack of water. Driver James Bowman, 22, Altoona, escaped serious injury by leaping from the truck.
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Dogtown
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Altoona
Ohio Weather: Rain Then Colder Through Tuesday
Rain chances move in tonight with mild temperatures through Tuesday morning. A sharp drop follows Tuesday afternoon and night as temperatures fall, bringing much colder conditions statewide.
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Week End Auto Crashes Claim Sixteen Lives In Ohio
A week end surge of automobile accidents across Ohio killed at least sixteen people. Wood county officers pursue a hit and run driver who struck Clair Traver near Welkridge, as his body lay ten feet off the road. Other victims include Charles Riley Sr.’s son in Bucyrus, a Cincinnati hit and run, and a Springfield custody case. Police questioned Capital University student William Loy while several others perished in crashes on Dixie Highway and in Columbus, Cleveland, Marion, Eaton, and Georgetown.
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Walbridge
Welkridge
Travers
Charles Riker
Charles Riley, Sr
Chicago
Bucyrus
Pauline Kennedy
Cincinnati
Teek
William A. Loy
Capital University
Ite
Z. H. Warner
Springfield
Loy
G. D. Stall
Moxahala
Richard Huston
Marion
Elmer Landon
Findlar
Hancock Country
Huston
John Oliver
Columbus
L. W. Brown
Foranaik
John W. Anders
Marietta
Herschel Bingaman
Georgetoun
Dave Crawford
Greenville
Depositors Await Pay Off At Bank in Ohio
In Uhrichsville Ohio crowds gathered outside Union Bank as the state closed the bank seven days ago after president Charles Wheland admitted shortages near 400000. The FDIC will return over 1 million to depositors under the new insurance act, with only deposits above 25000 at risk. Wheland awaits trial on bond set near 200000.
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Charles Wheland
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Announce Changes in Location Of Two Election Booths
Shight changes in the location of two election booths in Elsha were announced today for the board of elections. Booth 3 F, formerly at Cornell and Garford avenues, is now at Yennison and Park. The other change is in 4 A which has moved one block to West River and Turner streets.
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Injuries Fatal To Huntington Crash Victim
Mrs. Margaret K Heiffner 58 of Huntington died after October 24 traffic crash on the Huntington Spencer road. She was treated at Falls Clinic Wellington then at home and returned with serious internal injuries. Survived by husband Richard M Heissner three brothers sister and stepchildren. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday Andrews Funeral Home Wellington Rochester Cemetery burial.
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Charles Potter
Fred Moore
Darrton
Joseph Sloore
Illinois
Gertrude Stemm
Cleveland
James Heffner
Sullivan
Nellie Thornton
Gulfport
Aliss
Mar Archer
Elvrra
Andrews Funeral
Rochester Cemetery
West Coast maritime strike prompts possible U S action
United Press reports the West coast walkout risks paralyzing waterborne commerce and up to 109600 workers idled by midweek. Labor officials say safety crews may be sent aboard tied up ships to guard perishable cargo as operators hint at sailing with skeleton crews.
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Edward F. McGrady
U. S. Navy
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T. G. Plant
Coast Committee of Shipowners
Willys-Overland Plant Sale Reported Near in Elyria
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a likely sale of the Willys-Overland automobile plant to the Bender Body Corporation of Cleveland. Papers were expected to file this afternoon at Lorain County Court House transferring the property. Definitive confirmation was not available at press time, but multiple inquiries supported the sale rumor.
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Elyria
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Bender Co
Election Returns To Be Tabulated By Chronicle Telegram
Election results will be tabulated at the Chronicle Telegram office tomorrow night. United Press leaks will bring returns from across the nation. Bulletin board postings and loud speaker announcements will follow. The Election Extra will publish Wednesday morning. Chronicle Telegram promises complete and accurate coverage.
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Vote Early Tomorrow Says Election Board
Indications point to heavy turnout tomorrow as election boards brace for a busy day. Voters are urged to cast ballots early since some workers cannot vote before work and congestion could occur later. Polls open at 6 50 A M and close at 6 30 P M.
Expect County To Cast 41000 Votes Tuesday
Lorain County prepared for a projected record turnout with officials predicting about 41 000 ballots. Polls open 6 30 a m to 6 20 p m with heavy voting near closing. registration totals and party headquarters details are noted. Franklin Stetson urged assistance for voters unable to reach polling places.
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Elyria
Lo- Tain
Sheffield Lake
Frank Stetson
Republican County Executive Committee
Finger Tip Lost in Unusual Train Accident
Charles Grundy aged 72 of 215 Clark Street lost the tip of his fourth finger on his right hand in an unusual train accident at 1 30 this morning while wheeling a wheelbarrow along the New York Central spur into the Pfaudler Company. The car struck the barrow handle mashing the fingertip. He was treated at Elria Memorial Hospital. Grundy has worked for about 20 years.
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Grundy
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Elrria Memorial Hospital
Girl, 14, perishes in blaze while rescuing mother
In Youngstown on November 2 Jessie Johnson died after rushing back into a burning apartment to rescue her mother who had already escaped.
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Youngstown
Jessie Johnson
Mussolini Sets Peace Policy Against Disarmament and League
Premier Benito Mussolini outlined an Italian peace program in Milan favoring realism over disarmament and collective security. He framed Italy as seeking peace but prepared for war and linked a joint Italian German fight against Communism with demands for justice to Hungary. The speech before about 500,000 Italians sparked boos for France and the League.
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October Auto Sales Ahead Of Last Year
Lorain county dealers sold 185 new passenger cars and 26 new trucks last month, beating last year’s totals but below September. The year earlier moved 137 cars and 24 trucks as buyers awaited the new 1957 models debuting this month.
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Lorain County
Eisra
Membership Party At Y M C A On Thursday
Plans for the Y M C A boys division for the coming year will be announced at a membership parity at the Y M C A at 7 p m Thursday. The program will include distribution of membership cards introduction of new staff and refreshments.
American Seaman Pleads to Hitler for Pardoning Treason Sentence
Lawrence Simpson a Seattle seaman appealed to Adolf Hitler for a pardon from a three year sentence for preparing to commit high treason in Nazi Germany.
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Lawrence Simpson
Seattle
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitter
Nazi Germany
Landon tightens final appeal as election nears
Gov Alf Landon working on last push to U.S. voters in East and Midwest. He privately expresses confidence of a Republican victory and prepares a brief radio address. Party leaders urge a closer attack on President Roosevelt and his Madison Square Garden speech on the New Deal.
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Emery G. Murphy Dies at 51 Maker of Trailers
Emery G. Murphy automobile body builder and trailer maker died of pneumonia at Elyria Memorial hospital. Funeral at his home 416 West Third Street with Fiks lodge in charge. He came from Rome years ago and ran Murphy Brother Body Shop before manufacturing house trailers. Survived by wife Orlene M. Murphy, daughter Orian, father William Murphy, brothers Edward and three others, sisters Mrs Warghorn, Mrs Rieber, and Mrs Pieneske. Body later taken to Morenci Michigan for further services.
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West Third Street
Fiks Lodge
Rome
Edward
Murphy Brother
Orlene M. Murphy
O“Arian
William Murphy
Westfield
Owen
N. Y
James
Jacksonville
Fia
W. J. Murphy
Wooster, C
George Warghorn
Watertown
Phil Rieber
Warnet
Clifford Pieneske
Englewood
Morenci
Mich
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Third Street
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight's Political Talk Lineup
A radio list logs tonight's programs across stations WTAM WGAR WHR WBR and others. Governors Dover London Roosevelt and President Roosevelt appear in time slots, with speakers John Lewis Brick and William Lewis among the lineup.
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Todds Comic Strip Debuts True To Life On Page 1810
The Chronicle Telegram announces a new strip Todds as the most human and lovable character in years. The feature promises life like humor and completeness, inviting readers to turn to the comic page 1810 tonight and start reading.
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