Broken wing strut tied to Wellington air crash clues
In Wellington Ohio a broken wing strut found near the Big Four tracks is urged as the strongest clue yet to the fatal air crash that killed John F Requarth and badly injured Milo Vortheimer. Investigators Maj Muhlenberg and Maj McCalley lead the probe as witnesses recount the crash site and survivor accounts.
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John F Requarth
Alvin Avenue
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
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United States Air Corps Reserve
Milo Vortheimer
Wortheimer
H.C . Muhlenberg
Fifth Reserve Corps Area
Maj. McCalley
Voxtheimer
Requarth
Cleveland Air Port
Martin Field
Columbus
Yoxtheimers
Yoxtheimer
Leora Yoxtheimer
Phrilis
Two Die as Plane Catches Fire at Ford Airport
Detroit, Nov. 24 two men were killed when a tri motor experimental plane being tested at Ford Airport caught fire and flipped during landing Myron E Zeller 24 pilot and Carl Wenzel 30 mechanic perished after flames erupted from two engines as they approached the ground both died at the wreckage site
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Detroit
Ford
Myron E. Zeller
Carl Wenzel
Church Scene Of Small Fire At Holy Cross Church
A small blaze under the platform in the basement of Holy Cross Church West Avenue this afternoon caused little damage. Fire Company No. 1 arrived to find the fire extinguished. A small hole was burned in the floor. Chief W N Bates said the fire started from a lighted candle used for light while materials were stored under the platform.
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Holy Cross Church
West Avenue
W. N. Bates
Cold wave shifts east with snow expected in central states
The far western cold wave moved eastward into the central states as weather observers forecast snow and very low temperatures this week. Rain was expected to change to snow today or tomorrow across a broad middle western region, with temperatures dropping well below freezing in many areas from the central plains to Colorado.
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Far West
Weather Bureau
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Mississippi
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Judges Select Bird Picture Winners
William Nagy aged 11 and Lucile Schroeder aged 9 won best colorings of the purple martin in a weekly bird coloring contest. Honorable mentions include Norman Haslop Martha Alice Rollins Joseph Denes Louise Law Neil Haas Earl Krugman Russel Wieland Jean Kennelly Dorothy Ryan Eugene Szabo.
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William Nagy
West River Street
Franklin School
Lucile Schroeder
Sycamore Street
Allen School
Norman Haslop
Louisiana Avenue
Jefferson Street
Martha Alice Rollins
Wellington
Camden School
Joseph Denes
Heavy weekend crashes claim many lives in Ohio
An United Press survey shows weekend tragedies across Ohio. Lima victims Dr. Nevergall 23 and May A. Snyder 17 died when their car collided with a passenger train. Columbus man James Roberts 45 died when his auto overturned after skidding near Cutler. Four deaths occurred in Cleveland, including Dr. F Allen Lang 28 former John Carroll football star. A triple collision near Franklin Corners killed Mrs Anna Blower 35. her husband Clark was seriously injured. Nine injured in Toledo crash. several others harmed in collisions at Marion Columbus and Cuyahoga Falls.
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United Press
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May A. Snyder
James Roberts
Columbus Negro
Cutler
Cleveland
F. Allen Lang
John Carroll University
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Edward Schnitzky
Fred Langdorf
Lang
Carrol
St John’s Hospital
Franklin Corners
Portsmouth
Anna Blower
Kitts Hill
Lawrence County
Clark
Toledo
John Abele
Charlotte Bachelor
Springfield
Carl Abele
Emma
James Bachelor
Alma Bellare
Glenna Smith
John D Fetter
Marion
Martin W. Swanson
Columbus
Marguerite Myers
Fayetteville
Leo Huth
Cuyahoga Falls
Boy Dies Ignoring Fire to Save Horse in Lorain
Louis Leach, 14, colored, of 118 Seventeenth Street, ran into a burning barn behind his home in Lorain to save his father's horse. He and the horse perished. Coroner Myles E Perry said the boy rushed in after seeing the blaze and could not be stopped by his family. Firemen investigated the cause.
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Louis Leach
Seventeenth Street
Myles E Perry
Leach
Lorain
Elyria Unveils City Welfare Department
Elyria launches a city welfare department to coordinate charity work. Miss Dorothy Peters heads the office at 418 Elyria Block to act as a central information clearing house, sharing details with relief organizations to avoid duplicating aid. Citizens may call 3288 to report needy families.
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New City
James A. Hewitt
Elyria Block
Dorothy Peters
Elyrians
Department
Death summons former attorney general of Ohio
Many Elyrians and Lorain County bar members mourn the death of past grand exalted ruler of the Elks John G Price of Columbus A former Ohio attorney general he died Sunday in his 59th year from a cerebral hemorrhage Frank A Stetson was appointed to represent the State Bar Association at the funeral to be held at Holy Rosary church Columbus Wednesday morning
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Elks Lodge
The
Elks
John G Price
Columbus
Price
Ohio
Frank A Stetson
State Bar Association
Holy Rosary Church
Learning to know what is needed will bring relief
A fragment notes that relief follows once the necessary knowledge is learned, implying an assurance of aid where appropriate. The terse line suggests a conditional promise of support upon acquiring required understanding.
Carlisle Township Man Delivers Five Dollar Pledge to Chest
G. E. McMullen of Carlisle township walked into Chest headquarters and made a five dollar pledge to Elyria's Community Chest campaign. He said he was also contributing to Lorain Chest.
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Chronicle-Telegram
G. E. McMullen
Carlisle Township
Chest
Elyria
Lorain
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