Girl Leaps to Death From Plane in New York
A 19 year old Philadelphia High School graduate paid $5 for a plane ride with pilot Edward Booth. She asked if the doors opened outward and if she could jump mid flight. After the ascent, the craft nosed up, the wing opened, and she fell to her death in a ranch area near Valley Stream. Her note hinted at self analysis and a wish to communicate with family at a specific time. The body was found in a tree after the crash. investigation continued.
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Noy
Rockwell
Temen Sireel
Valley Strem
Roeckwe
Philanchoke
J. Wwockwell
Eath
Philadelphia High School
Eve Oable
Earth
Edward Booth
England Hit By Severe Storm Eight Dead
Severe storm hits southern England with gales and heavy rain. Eight people dead and hundreds marooned as floods surge through coastal towns and inland cities. Rhondda valley towns face ten foot floodwaters. ships battered, rail and air service disrupted. Damages run into thousands of dollars. Ship Jan Dreydel, with 72 aboard, hit by 30 foot waves near Dunkirk after rudder trouble.
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Ondon
England
Wales
Rhondda
Luish Isles
Porth
Bulallon
Trehafod
Dee. S
Honda
Flone
Ilana
Cena
Evice
Lonma
Jan Dreydel
Dunkirk
Dr L L Bourquin’s Early Career and Elyria Dentistry
Nieni Bourquin aged 21 when Dr L L Bourquin also 21 started as a bur er for Buxton and Lana set Company at Thomas West finia. He advanced to foreman then studied dentistry at University of Louisville graduating in 1914 and later taught at Cincinnati College of Dentistry for five years. He moved to Elyria in 1934 and has practiced there since. Bourquin is married with children and resides at 49 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Bourquin
Res
Buxton and Lanaset
Thomas
West Finia
University of
City
J. Bourquin
Oveland Street
Famous writer Irwin to speak on The Neglected Continent
Wil Irwin, renowned novelist and journalist, will discuss his South America tour and experiences with presidents, including Hoover, in a 2:30 p.m. talk at First Congregational Church in Elyria. The event, hosted by the Elyria Woman's Club, is open to the public with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil! Irwin
South America
Irwin
First Congregational Church
Elvia
Elyria
United States
Herbert Hoover
Begium
Russia
Hoover
Rescue of Three Entombed Miners at McNeil Coal Mine
McGREGOR Colo November 12 three miners were freed from 48 feet underground after a 30 man crew drilled through dirt rocks and coal in relays for hours. The entombed men Jack Condon 34 Earl Branch 21 and Jack Garber 27 endured extreme cold but were otherwise okay and had air supplied through a pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgregor
Colo
McNeil Coal Company
Jack Condon
Earl
Citizenship tests begin for 260 applicants in Lorain area
About 240 aliens across Lorain county are today examined for citizenship eligibility by S B H Ewing of the U S Immigration department. Tomorrow Ewing will test about 150 aliens in Lorain with the first step toward the final exams on December 3 and 4. Classes on citizenship have awarded grade cards to participants under Miss Doris Todd who leads Elyria instruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
S. BH. Ewing
United States Immigration Department
Eying
Doris Todd
Elyria
Hoover Appeals for Naval Reduction in Armistice Day Address
President Hoover urged freeing food ships from wartime blockades and pledged preparedness for peace. He said naval reduction should go as far as needed, arguing starvation of civilians must not be a weapon, in a address broadcast via American Legion channels.
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Washington
Novv
Ami ‘Erlca
Hoovler
American Legion
Washington Auditorium
Hoover
United States
Drake
Europe Reacts Favorably To Hoover War Immunity Plan
Europe lines up praise for President Hoover as nations weigh his Armistice Day appeal for immunity of food ships in wartime. British press and leaders show cautious approval while German voices welcome any move reducing war horrors. Loebe of the Reichstag voices broad accord that steps easing civilians and noncombatants deserve support. Continuation noted on page 2.
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London
Europe
Britain
Igor
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
France Considers Hoover Theories On Food Ships France
Paris Nov 12 Premier Andre Tardieu said he would study President Hoover's inviolability of food ships proposal with cabinet members. He cited Aris tide Briand and George Leygues and planned broader talks on Hoover theories and naval disarmament ahead of the five power naval conference in London. The government welcomed Hoover's Armistice Day address.
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Bulletin
Paris
Andre Tardieu
Hoover
Aristide Briand
George Leygues
Ma!hine
London
Sixth Street Youth Killed by Truck
Wilbur Plas, 21, of 326 Sixth Street, was killed this afternoon when a five ton rock truck backed down his driveway and ran over him while he and his brother Albert repaired the drive. Albert was struck but escaped injury. A five year old nephew had been playing near the truck, and it is believed the brake was released accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Plas
Sixth Street
Plas
Albert
Albert Plas
Injuries Fatal After Stop 68 Cleveland Road Crash
Elwood Doan aged 42 of 343 West Fourth Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 12 45 a m after a crash on Stop 68 Cleveland Road Saturday night. Doan suffered a severe skull fracture. Passenger Harry Nelson, 32, Brown Hotel, had minor injuries. Their auto struck two machines, backed into a pole, collided with a telephone pole, and finally wrecked in a field. Both occupants were thrown clear of the car.
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Cleveland Road
Elwood Doan
West Fourth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Doan
Harry Nelson
Brown Hotel
Nelson
Appointment of community safety samples special rep
STATE BRIEFS COLUMBUS OH Nov 12 Will T Blake state director of industrial relations announced the appointment of Orgers N Cox of Obertin as special representative of the Division of Hygiene specializing in the organization of community safety samples. WILMINGTON DE Nov 12 William Martin 52 fatally injured near Windsor when his automobile was struck by a B&O train. ST MARYS OH Nov 12 wrecking crews clearing debris from the wrecking of 14 cars of a Nickel Plate freight train due to a broken truck on a sand car no one injured. CINCINNATI OH Nov 12 Frank Marston 14 son of Rev Charles Marston of Loveland burned to death when his clothing caught fire from a church furnace.
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Columbus
T. Blake
Orgers N. Cox
Obertin
Division of Hygiene
Wilmington
William Martin
Windsor
Here
ST. Marys, O
Cincinnati
Frank Marston
Charles Marston
Loveland
Fire in W C Searigh residence on Third Street
A blaze started yesterday afternoon when men burning paint with blow torches at 233 Third Street, W. C. Searigh residence, was contained by the builders before assistance arrived. Fire engines responded and no damage reported there after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Searigh
Third Street
Bomber Crashes at Pan American Field injuring two
One of six army Keystone bombers departing Pan American Flying Field in Miami Florida crashed. Lieut Moffet the pilot and Sgt Clyde Taylor were reported injured in the incident on November 12.
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Miami
Fia
Army Keystone
Pan American Flying Field
Lieut
Moffet
Ser
Ohio Federation Of Labor In Session
In Columbus November 12 the annual convention of the Ohio State Federation of Labor opened with a broad agenda. Governor Myers Cooper and Mayor Thomas welcomed delegates. Al B. Cain presided. topics include the fellow law contract Workmen's Compensation division administration and union labor on public improvements. Arnold Brill seeks re election against Harry McLaughlin. J H Bruce of Toronto spoke on workmen's compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembus
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Myers ¥. Cooper
Thomas
al B. Cain
Columbus Federation of Labor
Workmen's Compensation
Arnold Brill
Cleveland
Federation
Harry McLaughlin
J. H. Bruce
Toronto
Credit Rating Bureau To Meet
Problems faced by Elyria merchants in their credit relations with customers will be discussed by about 25 members of the Elyria Credit Rating Elks Club at noon tomorrow. Topics include changes of address and slow accounts. This luncheon marks the first in a series of monthly meetings to foster cooperative problem solving. The Credit Bureau board will meet after to discuss policies.
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Elyria
Elks Chib
Board of Control of the Credit Bureau
Fil
LaGrange Busy Bees to Meet Tonight
Members of the LaGrange Busy Bees Clothing club will run the program for the LaGrange Parent Teacher Association meeting at LaGrange school tonight. Horton B. Alger and Wilma Bonar county extension agents will speak on club work and other phases of extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange Busy Bees
LaGrange
Busy Bees
Parent-Teacher Association
LaGrange School
Horton B. Alger
Wilma Bonar
Cleveland jeweler dies under cloud of suicide doubt
A 36 year old Cleveland jeweler Saumer E Greenwood was found shot dead in his shop. A verdict of death by his own hand was returned, his wife saying he had health and financial troubles. Police initially suspected murder.
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Cleveland. Q
Saumer E. Greenwood
Cleveland Jewe
Greenwood
Group Opposes Tactics Of Moses In Senate Split
Washington November 12 The Hoover White House curbs by vice president Curtis aim to heal party rifts between Eastern and Western Republicans over Senator Moses and his “Sons of wild jackasses” rhetoric. Moses loyalists threaten mass resignations to block his ouster as committee head while Western leaders push for party unity ahead of next November elections.
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Washington
Hoover
Curtis
Senate
United Press
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Moses
Otto Kahn
New York
Kahn
White House
James E. Watson
Indiana
Watson
Iman
Ipore
Rolun
Vandenberg
Mich
Hatfield
W. Va
Townsend
Del
Thomas
Idaro
Patterson
Hobert
Cdition
Sen
Borah
Idaho
Fined $500 liquor charge tied to Polutz case
Frank Polutz of West avenue was fined five hundred dollars and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt after pleading not guilty in police court. Evidence suggested Gust Wadelaski attempted to buy liquor during a raid on the Polutz place. In a separate police court matter, John Simsix was fined ten dollars and costs after changing his plea from not guilty to guilty for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Polutz
West Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Polutz
Gust Wadelaski
Poluski Place
John Simsix
State aid in probe of Buckeye Street plant blast
State, local and county officials, including Ohio safety chief E G Ehren Ehret, investigated a Timms Spring Company gas explosion on Buckeye Street that killed six and injured four. They traced a likely leak in a two inch gas main 80 feet from the street into the plant, with tests showing rapid pressure loss. investigators highlighted a slightly leaky valve and a poorly threaded pipe end as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timms Spring Company
Buckeye Street
E. G. Ehrer
Division of
State Department of Industrial Relations
Ehret
Don W. Myers
Myles E. Perry
Tomms Spring Company
Ohio Fuel Gas
James A. Hewitt
Chronicle-Telegram
Perry
Myers
Gas Company
Sas
Ihe
Scene at blast site draws curious visitors amid recovery progress
Eyewitnesses describe crowds at the destroyed building as investigators inspected the wreckage. Four injured people remain hospitalized at Elsha Memorial, described as on the road to recovery.
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Ehret
Fot Elsha
Timms undecided in future plan for operation
W B Timms owner Timars Spring Company has no definite plans for future operations. Counsel L B Fauver says a few machines are installed at General Industries plan and partial operations will resume soon. Timms has not decided whether to rebuild on the present site or relocate to another site.
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W. B.timms
Timars Spring Company
Attr
Sunshine Laundry Plant Rebuilt After Explosion Damages
Officials of Sunshine Laundry were ordered to dismantle building damage from the Timms Sprint explosion before resuming operations. Safety director Ehret issued the orders after inspecting the laundry beside the ruins of the Spring Co plant. Buckled walls and surrounding factory buildings suggest repairs will precede a return to work.
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Sunshine Laundry Company
H. G. Enret
Division of
State Department of Industrial Relations
Timms Sprint
Ehret
Spring Co
Sai~ Nirdar
Diast
Tomeroy Man Named to State Industrial Post
Columbus Ohio March 5 Hart Pomeror today was named as medical examiner for the Ohio Industrial Commission by Will T Blake director of the Department of Public Relations. Dr Hart succeeds the late Dr W Moore McArthur who died last summer. He will assume duties at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomeroy
Columbus
Hart
Pomeror
Ohio Industrial Commission
Will T. Blake
Te Department of Public Relations
Ir. Hart
W. Moore
McArthur
Oncevor
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Woman’s Club
Whe Irwin
Rocky Prison
France
TELIA
ATTOS
C. W. Knapp
Harvard Avenue
J. M. Powell
N_ Giive street
Knapp
Cleveland Street
William Mencke
Powell
Fred Ketchum
Sugar Ridge
Mat Blains
Walla
North Dakota
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Ohio Federation of Labor
Credit Rating Bureau
Cleveland Jeweler
MOT
Nerse
Hamilton
M Mildred Grace
Mercy Hospital Head
William Davin
Dee
Alex Alaskey
Vine Avenue
J. George
Loew
Timms
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