Elyrian Suffers Skull Fracture In Accident
Elyrian Beardsley, 67, of 344 Second Street, was in critical condition at Elysia Memorial Hospital after a collision on West venue near Braid Street. He suffered a fractured skull and severe lacerations when he walked into a car driven by Harmon C Gorsmuch of Stop 90 Lake Road Lorain. transportation by JA Wells and police report details varied.
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EC Beardsley
Second Street
Elysia Memorial Hospital
Harmon C Gorsmuch
Lake Road
Lorain
Braid Street
Beardsky
JA Wells
Seventh Street
Puke Avenue
West Bridge Street
Streick
Eiseiut Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Johnson
Sheriff
Bighton
Sare
Brod
German Official Shot By Angered Jewish Youth
A German official, Count Johannes von Welcesen, was not harmed. The incident occurred after a Jewish youth, driven by fury over deportations, entered the German Embassy and shot at the ambassador’s secretary, Prat von Rath, seriously wounding him in the chest. The shooter, Grynsztan, claimed a divine mission to avenge expelled Jews and was captured by embassy guards.
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Pais Ny TN
Gerprom
Todas Phe
Pel Gaismsetar
Johannes von Welcsen
Tous
Prat von Rath
Graynstian
von Rath
Grynsztan
Imsbassy
Invalides
Rewes Berm van Hianover
Parma Figures To Keep Schools Open Tonight
Parma Figlds to Keep Schools Open as 108 teachers vote on working until Jan 1 with installments of pay to be earned during 1938 39. A business minister committee meets with teachers and board members. taxpayers sue to block treasury payout. If approved, letters go home asking parents to underwrite upkeep until Jan 1.
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Cleveland
Boaé
Ohio Weather Tuesday Rain Then Snow Flurries
Rain continues in Ohio with mild temperatures and a shift to snow flurries as colder air moves in. A disturbance near Arkansas and low pressure over the Eastern Lake region influence the pattern. Temperatures stay mild east of the Mississippi while a much colder front settles westward, with heavy rain reported from the West Gulf coast through Arkansas Missouri and snow in New Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Arkansas
Eastern
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Plains States
Mississippi
Texas
Gulf Coast
New Alexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ohio Pension Chief Defends State Board Role
Ohio Old Age pension chief claims state officials have complied with reforms while disputing a federal push to influence OhioAid employees. He accuses the Federal Security Board of attempting to direct selection and salaries of state workers, insisting no political discrimination occurred.
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Ohio
Federal Board
Coumels
Waias
Federal Soil Security Bord
Page Tettar
Aoart
Cummands
Ohr
Dvaston Ae
Bevens
e@ivision
Find Body Of Dog In Rock Tomb
In Spelter West Virginia on November 7 curious residents saw the body of Sport a five year old beagle entombed in a mine sink for 17 days. Howard Walls owner allowed viewing before deciding Sport would be buried in his front yard. Miners and WPA workers shifted about 25 tons of rock searching for the dog who slipped into the hole while chasing a fox. The body was removed after a leg was seen then the claws were found missing likely torn off in the frantic escape effort.
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Spelter
W Va
Sport
Howard Walls
WPA
Dillard Harris
City Hall And The Courthouse To Close
Elyria city and county officials report City Hall and the Courthouse will close tomorrow afternoon for the election and remain closed all day Friday Armistice Day.
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City Hall
Elyria
Turkeys Stolen From Amhurst Township Farm
Mike Beres of Dewey Road in Amherst Township reported to the sheriff's department yesterday that 20 turkeys were stolen from his property.
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Mike Beres
Dewey Road
Amherst Township
Sheriff's Department
Ohio Voters Hear Final Week Appeals
Final week radio appeals were delivered by Ohio candidates as voters prepare to cast ballots Tuesday. The campaign featured accusations of WPA worker coercion and a forecast of 2,790,000 Ohioans voting amid cold, rain, and possible snow. Jacksonville?
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Ohio
New Fire Truck Is Expected Today
Elyrnia awaits the arrival of its new aerial ladder fire truck to replace a 32 year old horse drawn converted vehicle. Fire Chief W N Bates Safety Service Director I D Faxon Master Mechanic E A Waldron and a representative of American LaFrance left for Cleveland at noon to bring the truck back to the city. The old ladder truck will move to the West Side Fire Station due to space limits at Central Fire Station.
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Elyrnia
W N. Bates
Cleveland
I D Faxon
E A Waldron
Fire Department
American LaFrance Corporation
West Side Fire Station
Central Fire Station
New York Election Campaign Ends Amid GOP Hopes
The November election closes with predictions of GOP gains in 1937 38 patterns. Leaders warn of fascist risks while New York looms large as the pivotal race with Dewey Lehman Wagner Mead and O’Brien in a national showdown amid the Depression era shifts and large turnout expected across 47 states.
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New York
Maine
House of Representaves
House of Representatives
Farley
Cold Wave Expands Across Missouri and Midwest
Weather report from Kansas City Missouri notes snow sleet and freezing temperatures as a cold wave moves east through Missouri and western Kansas. One to three inches of snow fall in western Kansas with rain and snow further south into Oklahoma. Subfreezing temps accompany the first season snowfall across southeastern South Dakota.
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Kansas City
Middlewest
Missouri
Kansas
Oktlahoma
Kansis
Vermilion
Dakot
Rocky Mountains
Supreme Court to Review Gold Clause Case in Bank Bonds
The Supreme Court agreed to review the gold clause issue in bonds issued by the St Louis Southwestern Railroad after its 1930s default. Guaranty Trust of New York, trustee, seeks payment in Dutch guilders in Amsterdam, challenging prior rulings that payment in gold clause terms violates Congress. The term also skipped three other major cases awaiting decisions.
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Supreme Court
Congressional
Nowers
National Labor Revions Board
Kansas City Stockyards
Guiranty Trust Company of
New York
St Louis Southwestern Railroad
Guaranty
Amsterdam
District Court
Circuit Court
Charges Of Coercion In WPA Not Substantiated
Senator campaign expenditures committee chair Sheppard said a committee investigator found no substantiation for coercion or intimidation of Works Progress Administration workers in Ohio. The report notes the investigation could not prove the accusations.
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Washington
Sheppard D Tex
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Works Progress Administration
Ohio
Sheriff Plans Eight Hour Shifts With New Radios
Sheriff Carl R Finegan said the department will revert to eight hour shifts once the ordered radios are installed in the squad cars. Deputies had been on a twelve hour schedule since last Wednesday as part of the new administration’s reorganization. The sheriff noted two radio-equipped cars will enable the return to eight hours, adding the current radios were worn out.
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Carl R Finegan
Recommend Minimum Wage In Steel Industry
Labor leaders say the Public Contracts Board proposal for government steel suppliers would raise pay for about 75,000 workers. The plan sets a minimum of 62 1/2 cents an hour in the North and 45 cents in the South, with Secretary Perkins awaiting the industry’s reaction before action. The CIO predicts keeping current wages if the new rule is required for contracts over 10,000 dollars.
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Washington
Public Contracts Board
Iron and Steel
North
South
Labor
Perkins
Steel
Minima Committee For Industrial Organization
Walsh-Healy
School Board To Consider Finances In Elyria
Elyria City Board of Education will discuss finances at the November meeting. Treasurer W O McClehan prepared figures showing current status and future prospects while Superintendent R C Maston said Elyria schools should operate through 1938 without issue unless borrowing on state certificates is blocked. State funding delays and a mounting deficit threaten loans and payments. Elyria expects more than 40900 in certificates due December 1, with banks possibly lending against state funds.
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Shizas
Sinou
Elyria City
State Department of Education
Ohio
Maston
Elytia
Resignation of Carlisle constable reported to trustees
Arthur Davis Carlisle township constable resigned effective December 1 and his action sits with Township Trustee Carl Diedrick. Petitions circulated in the township seek impeachment if he does not quit. Martin Huebner said petitions with 108 signatures were filed, one more than needed to bring the matter to common pleas court. Davis had testified at a bribery trial that he received 76 dollars after arranging for slot machines to operate in Carlisle township for ten dollars weekly.
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Arthur Davis
Carlisle
Carl Diedrick
Davis
Martin Huebner
Oberlin Road
Common Pleas
Stu
Carlisle Township
Urges Ballots Be Cast Early In Local Election
Republican headquarters on Mid dle avenue will open election night for returns, announced by Frank A Stetson, chair of the county GOP. He urged all to vote early to avoid a late rush, inviting those interested to sit in comfort as results arrive.
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Republican
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Frank A Stetson
Republican County Executive Committee
Stetson
County Board of Elections
Former Episcopal Bishop Rogers Succumbs
Former Episcopal Bishop Rogers of Ohio dies at a Mt Vernon hospital after a paralyzing stroke. He was 60, had resigned as Bishop five days earlier, and was known as the Radio Den and a liberal religious philosopher who urged unity of religion science and philosophy. Born 1877 in Allentown, he moved to Birmingham as a child and later attended the University of Michigan before his long clerical career.
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Myt Vernon O
Lincoln Rogers
Ohio
Mt Vernon
Gambier
Rogers
Abraham Lincoln
Kinary
Allentown
Birmingham Mich
Two School Fires Spark Holiday Recess in Delphos
Pupils at St Johns Parochial returned to classes after a fire damaged their building while Franklin public grade school, similarly hit by a blaze, remained on vacation. State Fire Inspector Harley Merkle investigated both incidents and found them unrelated to incense.
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Delphoso
St Johns Parochial School
Franklin Public Grade
Harley Merkle
Pes Smith
Fight in Wellington Jail Leaves Zimmerman's Face Slashed
Bsren Zimmerman 27 of Pittsfield was injured in a Wellington jail cell after a fight with a 78 year old transient Saturday night. Zimmerman allegedly began beating his cellmate and the other man used a hidden razor in self defense, slashing Zimmerman's face. He was taken to a clinic and is recovering. Wellington police did not release details or indicate whether the transient was detained. Sheriff deputies were in Wellington Sunday morning but no further report was available. Zimmerman works on the Roscoe Campbell farm in Pittsfield township.
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Bsren Zimmerman
Pittsfield
Wellington
Zimmerman
Sheriffs Office
Roscoe Campbell
U S Speeds Arms Program Exposition Highlights Policy
Washington November 7 The United States moved quickly to expand its armament program to deter foreign aggression. Undersecretary Sumner Welles reaffirmed the Monroe Doctrine in a radio speech to Latin America, signaling defense buildup to preserve new world nations. The plan includes naval and air expansion, reopening old plants, and boosting regional cooperation among American republics.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Latin America
Sumner Welles
North
South America
New Italian Division Fighting In Spain
Barcelona reports that foreign minister Ju lio Alvarez Del Vayo announced the government learned last week of a new Italian division in Spain named the Green Arrows. He said other divisions in Spain are being reorganized and incorporated into the foreign legion of the insurgent army.
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Barcelona
SUPR
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
Spain
Green Arrows
Foreign Legion
Barber Shot In Leg In East Liverpool
A barber was shot in the right leg today in the heart of the business district of East Liverpool. The incident occurred around mid day as police investigated the motive and possible suspects. No further details on the condition of the barber were provided.
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East Liverpool
W. T. Thomas
Barber, Waar
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