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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1937

Page

14

Drive To Organize Glass Workers Announced

Columbus announces a nationwide C I O drive to organize 126000 glass industry workers starting December 1 led by Paul Fuller president of Flat Glass Workers of America. The effort will operate under Glass Workers' Organizing Committee with no challenge to three existing glass crafts or AFL affiliates. Fuller directs GWOC with I L De Shhelle as secretary. headquarters in Cincinnati.

Columbus Committee For Industrial Organization Paul Fuller Flat Glass Workers of America Glass Workers’ Organizing Committee C. I A American Federation of Labor Fuller GWOC I. L. de Shhelle Cincinnati

Six Alleged In Bad Money Ring Indicted

A federal grand jury indicted six men in a counterfeit ring spanning New York Ohio and Michigan. Named are Mile Mihalj Nichola Zine Petar Klichovie Peter Janus Anton Sikich and Anthony Zietz. They face manufacturing passing bogus $20 notes and aiding and abetting charges with a conspiracy covering three states. Arrests occurred across Pennsylvania New York and Michigan with meetings said to have occurred in Warren Ohio and Mackinac Michigan.

Pittsburgh Federal Grand Jury New York Ohio Michigan Mile Mihalj Nichola Zine Petar Klichovie Peter Janus Anton Sikhith Anthony Zietz Mihaly Zinte Klichovie United States Treasury Janus Sikich Ziete Warren Maurroe Mich Peninsylvania Wooster Onto

West View Notes On Local Residents And Visits

West View brief notes report John Thompson recovering from cataract surgery at Communi hospital with daughter Mis Klcnota Grosspitch of Cleveland to aid care. Ben Fou hosts J Coonrad and Avon family. Theresa Hickey, once ill, now uses a wheelchair with sister Mis Gertrude Barnum of Berea and nurse Mrs Cliva Speer of Olmsted Falls visiting. Clarence Scott of Ohio University visited his parents. Mrs Helen Scott returned home after two weeks away. Mrs L G Edwards attended the Rebrhah Inspection of Well-

John Thompson Communi Sainday Mis Klcnota Grosspitch Cleveland Ben Fou J. Coonrad Avon Theresa Hickey Mis Gertrude Barnum Berea Cliva Speer Olmsted Clarence Scott O. U Helen Scott Evansville Indiana L. G. Edwards

Land Mine Explodes At Dublin Castle

A land mine exploded at Dublin Castle damaging the annex doorway and royal coat of arms. Authorities suspect a plot linked to anti imperialism protests after a public meeting. Windows and shop fronts were shattered in the surrounding area. police guarded damaged sites as Armistice Day events continued nearby. No injuries were reported.

Dublin Royal Navy Royal Marines Belfast North Ireland

Local Social Notes Include Parties and Visits

Mrs Nellie Chapin returned home from Bay Village Saturday A pre nuptial shower for Miss Louise Kumbuy ky of W Sprague road was held Saturday evening at the village hall. Her marriage to Mr James Barta of Columbia is upcoming. Pigs killed and several others injured when two large dogs attacked on Mr Hickey’s farm Monday. Mrs Walter Zimba and infant daughter returned from Luther an Hospital Cleveland Sunday. Mr and Mrs H Ingersoll and son Russ visited Vi and Mrs Ernest Sabin in Kipton Sunday. Mrs Ollie Bruce spent two days with relatives in Shalerville Oboe last week. Mr and Mrs Carl Petrie, Gordon Petrie of Elle Pennsylvania and Waiss Jessie Pichala called on Mr and Mrs Byron McConnell and Mrs Hattie Geer of Lakewood last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Schuster spent Thursday in Cleveland. Mrs Chambris and Wis Catt of Evria twin sisters and old residents of West View called in the village last week.

Intton Lodge Nellie Chapin Bay Village Louise Kumbuyky W. Sprague Road James Barta Columbia F. E. Hickey Walter Zimba Lutheran Hospital Cleveland H Ingersoll Russ Lizzie Ingersoll Ernest Sabin Kipton Ollie Bruce Shalerville Oboe Carl Petrie Gordon Petrie Elle Pennsylvania Waiss Jessie Pichala Byron McConnell Hattie Geer Lakewood Ijlarold Schuster Chambris Wis Catt Eivria West View

Treasure Hunt Sponsored by Olmsted Falls Football Club

A treasure hunt began Monday sponsored by the Olmsted Falls football club. Hinted prizes are hidden in various local businesses in Olmsted Falls and West View with the mystery window at Berea Bank. Winners will be announced at the football banquet in the Olmsted High School cafeteria Thursday evening, followed by dancing after the banquet.

Football Club of Ofsted Olmsted Falls Berea Bank of Olmsted Olmsted Hligh

Russia Sights Over Half Million Viewers for Film Peter I

In the first seven days of the showing of the sound film Peter I more than a half million people in Russia viewed the production. The film drew large audiences as authorities promoted cinema as a national cultural event.

Peter I Russia

Local Market Offers Fresh Produce Selection

Readable items include green peas green string beans spinach pascal celery cauliflower Idaho bakers squash and cantaloupes. Consumers are urged to check availability and prices from the market list of fruits and vegetables.

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