Two Air Readers Lost in Ice Field Near North Cape
New York officials announce a land and air search for Carl Eielson and Earl Borland, lost in the ice near North Cape, Siberia, after Eielson's plane burst into a blaze on November 9 en route to rescue the ice-socked Nanuk. A Russian air crew reported smoke 36 miles from North Cape, with favorable signs but harsh weather delaying search efforts. Eielson, famed Arctic pioneer who flew with Sir Hubert Wilkins, remains a central figure in the saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Hen Eielson
Earl Borland
North Cape
Siberia
The
Aviation Corporation
Nelson
Graham B. Grosvenor
Frank Barbarndt
Alaska Airways Inc
Teller
Alaska
Koluchin
North Capea
Eielson
Providence Bay
Beisun
Borlani
Evelson
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Bli Spot
Arctic
Soviets Ignore China's Kellogg Treaty Appeal
Moscow says it did not order troops to seize the Chinese eastern railway nor issue an untimatum. Beijing had warned of invasion of Manchuria, but the Soviet foreign office denied the reports and declined to respond to indemnity or administration talks.
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Moscow
China
Manchuria
Russia
Foreign Office
Council of Defense
Red Army
Warhin
Noted Preacher Coming To Elyria
Dr Harria om ure gm, a renowned American teacher and preacher, is invited by the First Baptist church for a series of addresses in Elyria. Mr Greve opens the conference Sunday morning December 1, with two talks each Sunday and every night through December 7 except Saturday. Dr Jege previously led the Presbyterian church in St Louis succeeding the noted Dr James H Brooks.
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Harria Om.uregm
America
First Baptist Church
Greve
Jege
Presbyterian Church of
Dr M P Heather Dentists Then and Now
At 21, Dr M P Heather studied dentistry at the University of Toronto and lived in Guelph Ontario. After graduating he practiced in Wellington Ontario for two years, then moved to the United States settling in Cleveland Lorain and Elyria from 1929 onward. He remains single, living at 714 Middle Avenue with hobbies including fishing. He once aspired to become a merchant.
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M. P. Heather
University of Toronto
Guelph
Ontario
Wellington
United States
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Heather
Ives
Middle Avenue
eRaRi
Students Get Their Report Cards Today
Elyria and Lorain County schools begin Thanksgiving vacation this afternoon with report cards issued for the second six weeks. Elyria High School and Washington School will distribute grades, and students will learn their teachers' appraisal.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Washington
Bodies of Lorain County boy arrive in New York
Amid fierce winds delaying its arrival the body of a Lorain County boy lands in New York alongside 75 American soldiers killed in Archangel during 1919. The body will be met by hometown representatives, with military honors planned at the pier Friday morning.
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New York
Roosevelt
Siberia
Archangel
239Th Infantry
Detroit
Newspaper to suspend publication for Thanksgiving
In keeping with its usual practice the paper will not publish tomorrow to allow staff in all departments to celebrate Thanksgiving at home. The action reflects the newsroom’s custom of granting a holiday break for the Thanksgiving period.
France studies naval program ahead of London talks
Paris reports rapid progress on a study of France’s naval program and initial Franco Italian talks. A daylong cabinet meeting led by Premier Andre Tardieu with Briand Leygues Kynac Maginot and Pietri shaped plans for the forthcoming London conference. Italy insists on continental naval parity and awaits France’s next move in the talks led by Briand with Manzoni as envoy.
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Paris
France
Italy
London
Aristide Briand
Count Manzoni
Andre Tardieu
Briand
Marine
Georges Leygues
Air
Laurent Kynac
Andre Maginot
Francois Pietri
Ministry of Marine
Violette
Rome
Registration Proposal From Former Immigration Chief
George W. Bone, former chairman of the Federal Immigration Board, urged Elyria Kiwanis members to register all foreign born residents as the sole remedy to rampant alien smuggling. He warned about about 50,000 aliens entering illegally yearly and argued only universal registration similar to birth registration could enforce legal immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bone
United States
Federal Immigration Board
Elyria Kiwania Club
Bank closures follow sudden death of bank owner in Sapulpa
Oklahoma City November 27 The State Banking Department closed twelve Sapulpa area banks after the unexpected death of A Mc Cauley principal owner. State bank commissioner Graves Shull said causes not easily validated or frozen were advanced as the reason for the closings.
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Oklahoma City
Oklo
State Banking Department
Sapulna
A. McCauley
Graves Shull
Granges Hear County Agents in Lorain County Meetings
Lorain County agricultural extension agents spoke at two Grange gatherings last night. Alger addressed the Hickory Tree Grange on the history and development of county extension work in the United States, while Wilma Bonar spoke at the Oberlin Grange on the home’s purpose and the Grange’s role in building American character. A Pittsfield group provided music and entertainment, and over 100 people attended.
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Lorain County
Horton BR. Alger
Hickory Tree Range
Wilma Bonar
Oberlin
Alger
United States
Missy Bonar
Grange
Pittsfield
Knifing at Center Street Leaves Hubbard Severely Wounded
Dewitt Hubbard answered a knock at his 118 Center Street home when a man named Biddix attacked with a knife, slashing Hubbard from ear to ear. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital emergency room with a severe neck rash like injuries. Police chased the assailant but made no arrest, citing a domestic quarrel as the likely motive.
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Center Street
Dewitt Hubbard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hubbard
Be &. Biddix
Arthur Hurd
Customer Saves Cleveland Store Manager's Life
In Cleveland Ohio on November 27 a Kroger Grocery Co store manager Steve Gladis was bound gagged and nearly suffocated by two gunmen who robbed the store of eight dollars. A customer named Shaffer arrived heard a noise in the rear of the store and intervened saving Gladis from death.
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Cleveland, O
Louis Shaffer
Steve Gladis
Kroger Grocery Co
Gladis
Shaffer
Foster
Lorain County Retains Two Extension Agents for Another Year
Lorain County commissioners approved funds for the county share of Wilma Bonar and Horton Alger salaries. Bonar reported progress since starting June 12, with work mainly among farm women and girls, while Alger focused on men and boys. In Washington, Rep. Edward Denison posted a $500 bond after a DC grand jury indicted him on a possession charge.
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Lorain County
Wilma Donar
Miss Bonar
Horton B. Alger
Alecta
Washington
Ebeoward E. Denison
Ilinois
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Mock Trial Attracts 2000 To Earl Wright Case Event
Over two thousand packed the First Methodist auditorium for the mock trial on who killed Earl Wright. Participants included bailiff Fred Underhill sheriff E J Stankard chief of police Frank Lloyd defendant Donald Hecock and many others. A large silk flag was awarded to Rev Wiseman’s church for high ticket turnout and an eighty two dollar offering supported the W C T U and Anti-Saloon League work.
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First Methodist Church
Mark
Earl Wright
Fred A. Underhill
E. J. Stankard
Frank Lloyd
Donald Hecock
O. W. Long
French
J. Whitney
Cook
A. ©. Schilleman
Baird
G. A. Brown
D. M. Upton
Elia Miller
George R. Haines
A. E. Schulze
R. C. Baird
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
George ©. Southwell
Wiseman
Second Church
W.C. T.U
Anti- Saloon League
George R. Mathes
Elyria Boys Leave for Y M C A Conference
Elyria's Junior and Senior Hi Y groups prepare to send ten delegates to the Y M C A Older Boys Conference in East Cleveland from Friday to Sunday. Two members, Jay Howenstine and John Shaw, will attend Friday afternoon's Shaw High School meeting for officer nominations.
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Elyria
East Cleveland
H. W. Korner
Elyria Bove
Delectiion
Jay Howenstine
John Shaw
Shaw High School
Good Old Santa To Be Asked To Stop In Elyria
A Chronicle Telegram report describes a plane from Elyria flying at 8 am toward Miami to persuade Santa Claus to stop in Elyria on the way back from the North Pole. The mission involves the Elyria Chamber of Commerce and local merchants, aiming to hear children’s gift requests and raise Christmas cheer.
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Santa
Elyria
Santa Claus
le Chronicle‘Telegram
Pan
Florida
Jack Claas
Matea
Jack
Chest Campaign Figures Being Audited Now
Checking of figures for the Elyria Community Chest drive, which closed Monday night, was still under way today in the Community Service Council office. Final figures for teams and the industrial division will be known after the audit, expected to be completed by Friday, stated Arthur H. Waters, campaign treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Community Chest
Community Service Council
Arthur H. Watera
Bandits Caught Near Toledo After Chase
Two of three bandits who kidnapped beat and robbed taxicab driver Theodore Galze in Toledo last Tuesday night were captured after a 10 mile police chase. Galze, 29, of Waldorf Candy Co., was dumped near Perrysburg after being terrorized while blindfolded. Officer Otto Freltag, Marty Maher and Harold Elliott suffered minor injuries as the bandits halted and surrendered, later identified by Galze.
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Toledo
Theodore Gualze
Waldorf Can Company
Perrysburg
Blindfo
Otto Frietag
Marty Maher
Harold Elliott
Freltag
Galze
Specialist In Dairying Coming To Lorain County
Blackman will meet members of the Lorain County Cow Testing Association at Plittsfield on December 5, as the state extension specialist in dairying visits. Horton B. Alger, county agricultural extension agent, reported. The association has 22 herd owners. Ray Eppley tests for the group, spending one day monthly on each member’s farm to test butter fat weigh milk and compute feed costs to aid keeping complete dairy business records.
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Blackman
Ity
Lorain
Four Students Killed in Canton Train Crossing Tragedy
Four St Lawrence University students died when their car collided with a train at a grade crossing in Canton New York. Victims were identified as Raymond J Beardsley a junior from New Berlin and Nelson F Lohdell from Victor along with two other unidentified passengers. Authorities investigated the crash and pressed safety reviews at regional crossings.
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Crossing - Juet
Canton
N. Y
St. Lawrence University
Ay Raymond J. Beardsley
New Berlin
Nelson FP. Lohdell
Victor
35 Injured in New York Crash
In Brooklyn, a ten ton truck collided with two surface cars injuring thirty five people, most of them high school students. A motorman from one trolley was taken to Kings County Hospital in dying condition.
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New York
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Apartment Ads Alert Cash for Empty Rooms
An old classified note touts quick rents and cash from spare rooms. It urges readers to place rent ads to attract callers and cover bills, claiming strong demand for apartments and the promise of steady inquiries.
Nation Faces Greatest Building Program in History
New York November 27 New construction and improvement programs in the United States for 1930 will total over 9 billion dollars across industrial public utility railroad and state and municipal sectors. Major spenders include American Telephone and Telegraph the Bell System New York Illinois and the Pennsylvania Railroad with federal spending near a billion.
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New York
United States
United Press
Hoover
White House
American Telephone and Telegraph
Bell System
State of New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
State of
Ilinois
Public utility industry outlines large construction program
Washington November 27 A coalition of utility operators proposed a 1.4 billion dollar new construction plan for 1940 with an additional 410 million dollars for maintenance. Matthew Sloan of the National Electric Light Association announced the program at the White House, saying it signals industry growth and supports Hoover's business stimulation efforts. Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston said it would spend about 40 million dollars in its 1949 expansion.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Matthew Sloan
National Electric Light Association
Sloan
Ond
Charles G. Edger
Edison Electric Mxumination Company of
Boston
Officials Talk Over Business Conditions in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio a Hoover conference draws 206 public officials to discuss prospects for general business. Ohio Rail Telephone plans 28.5 million dollars in expansion and dial telephone work in Cleveland. Standard Oil 2.73 million dollars for refinery and filling station projects also featured among early program items.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
KF. Carter
Ohio Rail Telephone Company
Standard 61l Company
W. T. Holliday
Allard Smith
Chamber
W. R. Hophign
John D. Marshall
J. Kuias
Over Steel
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Zik
Halph FE. Powers
Detroit Towers
H. W. Powers
309Th Infantry
Arctangle
Michigan
Nation
Public Utility Industry
Chambers of Commerce
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