President Roosevelt Heads South for Rest and Recovery
President Roosevelt prepared to leave Washington for Warm Springs Georgia tonight to rest until after Thanksgiving and to regain strength for the fight on recovery as Congress approaches. Observers note continued broad support but growing criticism of his policies with Morgenthau replacing Treasury officials signaling decisive action.
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Running play by play of Elyria Lorain game broadcast
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram and Elyria Telephone Co plan a live play by play of the Elyria Lorain game for those unable to attend. Rugs Davies and Joe Boddy will provide the narration by phone, with a backup broadcast from the M C A gym if weather blocks the usual line. Score updates will be available by calling designated numbers.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Elyrians
Lorain
Rugs Davies
Chronicle-Telegriam
Chronicle-Telegram
Joe Boddy
Weather forecast with lingering rain and snow
The forecast calls for light rain tonight with cloudy conditions and a chance of rain in the southeast. Saturday may bring a shift to snow flurries in the northern and western areas with cold and windy weather.
Farm Hand Held For Grand Jury
Avon farm hand Steve Molnar who vanished from Steve Nagel’s Avon farm with two gold watches a shotgun a rifle and other items was arrested in Cleveland yesterday by Deputy Sheriffs Gerald Nau and Paul Chapman. He was found in a hotel under the name Ivagy and the stolen articles were traced to Cleveland pawn shops. Molnar was arraigned before Mayor Wilson Jameson and pleaded guilty being bound to the grand jury under a $1000 bond on a charge of grand larceny.
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Avon
Steve Nagel
Cleveland
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Molnar
Ivagy
Wilson Jameson
Winter Storm Causes Heavy Loss Of Life
Severe early winter storm blankets Midwest and Northeast causing dozens of deaths and disappearances. Weather-wide freeze from Ontario to Alabama. temperatures plunge to record lows. Rescuers search icebound vessels near Green Bay and St Paul. fatalities include Peter Rezek and Michael Donaher. ships Saxilby reported missing with twenty seven crew.
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New York
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Indiana
Ohio plan would create state liquor monopoly in stores
Governor George White receives the Advisory Commission on Liquor Control plan allowing glass sales of hard liquor in hotels restaurants and clubs with local option to ban the traffic. The report suggests a state monopoly on wholesale and retail sales except on premises consumption and proposes a three member commission with strict regulatory powers and annual pay of 10000 each.
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Gridderg Ready for Annual Classic
Elyria and Lorain clash at Recreation Stadium in a Lake Erie League title decider with a likely 5 000 to 6 000 crowd. Lorain needs only a tie to clinch the 1932 crown, while Elyria must win to stay alive. A victory could earn an invitation to the charity district final at Cleveland Stadium.
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Lorain High
Brookside Township Elects Its First Justice of the Peace
Voters in the newly formed Brookside township cast ballots today for the first township official. Five candidates compete for justice of the peace: Clyde McAlister, Rd. Burrell, John Larin, E. A. Macker, and George Root. The elected justice will appoint township trustees until general elections.
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Clyde McAlister
Rd. Burerell
John Larin
E. A. Macker
George Root
Elyria High Rally Hopes Lift Lorain Title Bid
About 800 Elyria High students gathered for the Lorain game rally in the auditorium. They cheered for the Lake Erie League crown, acknowledging the challenge ahead as coach Roy Clymer urged focus and effort. Lorain High also vies for the title as the season nears its end.
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Kiwanis Banquet Honors Elyria High Gridiron Team
The Elyria Kiwanis Club will sponsor its annual banquet honoring Elyria High football, set for December 4 at First Methodist Church. A six member committee led by Karl Meister and including W C Kaiser A H West C P Shively Jim Armitage and Dr R E Jackson will organize the event, which will be open to the public.
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A. H. West
C. P. Shively
Jim Armitage
R. E. Jackson
Fire destroys nine room LaGrange residence
A large nine room frame house owned by James Nichols at West Main street LaGrange was destroyed by a fire that started from a gasoline stove explosion about 6 p m yesterday. The LaGrange volunteer fire department and village residents fought the flames but lacked water to halt the dry timber fire. Most furniture and personal effects were saved or removed as firemen and locals carried them out. The stove involved was purchased Wednesday.
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LaGrange
Nichols
West Main Street
Kirwan Zurbrick Killed While Sledding After Collision
Kirwan Zurbrick, 12, died after reportedly coasting from a driveway directly into a moving car yesterday. Police said the collision knocked him from his sled on a Coaster Jases Life scene in Agron O region.
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Hart Kidnaping and Murder Suspects Named in San Francisco
Two men Thomas Harold Thurmond and J M Holmes confessed to kidnapping and slaying Brooke Hart 22 after pulling him from a San Mateo Bridge. They say they bound him and dumped his body in San Francisco Bay as ransom demands plagued his family. Authorities vow to seek the new anti kidnappers law offering death or life imprisonment without parole.
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John Holmes
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Fred J. Thomas
Santa Clara County
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J. M
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Young Hart
Federal funds available for local projects in Lorain county
Lorain county begins distributing federal funds under Roosevelts work program with M A Houghton in charge of disbursement. Elyria officials form a committee to survey Cascade Park Clover cited grounds and curb gutter work. Ohio Civil Works Administrator Hopkins authorizes 165000 Ohioans to be hired immediately.
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Lorain County
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Houghton
Frank D. Henderson
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J. Clare George
Frank Wilford
Ralph Murbach
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Recognition of Russia Nears Formal US Ties End
Washington reports the United States expected to renew diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union today ending an 18 year break. President Roosevelt and Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinov met at the White House, while Soviet officials prepared a joint recognition statement outlining settlement of debts property claims and religious freedom for Americans.
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