Three Hurt In Collision On Lake Road
Three people were injured in a two car head on collision on Lake Road in Avon at 6 45 p m Saturday when one driver fell asleep Deputy Sheriffs Ed Monroe and Chalmer Davidson reported The injured were Emerson Hess Milwaukee traveling west and Lford Hayes Cleveland driver of the other car who sustained a fractured hip and John McClashan Cleveland passenger Hayes also suffered severe lacerations and bruises They were taken to St Joseph Hospital Lorain Mrs Ernest Robinson Hastings Mich received a chin laceration in a separate accident at Elima Memorial Hospital The report also notes fender damage at Court and Second streets between A Mason Cleveland and Albert Price 1702 West Avenue and a skid into a parked car at Middle Avenue and Seventh Street involving J B Tears 126 Broad Street after he swerved to avoid another vehicle.
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Lake Road
Avon
Hout
Ed. Monroe
Chalmer Davidson
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Emerson Hess
Milwaukee
Lford Hayes
Cleveland
John McClashan
Hayes
Hare
Ernest Robinson
Hastings
Mich
Elima Memorial Hospital
Court
Second Streets
A. Mason
Albert Price
West Avenue
J.B
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Seventh Street
World War Vet Dies Suddenly at The Brown Hotel
Earl W. Clifford aged 47 a World War veteran died in his room at The Brown Hotel shortly after 1 a m from a lung hemorrhage. He had been brought to the hotel hours earlier after Veterans of Foreign Wars members raised funds to secure a room for him. Clifford a Dunkirk New York native and Elyria resident was a structural iron worker and served overseas as a corporal in the 196th Engineers. His body was moved to Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home for burial.
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Earl W. Clifford
Brown Hotel
Clifford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clyde Parker
Walter Malone
Charles Tite
H. J. Austin
Dunkirs
N. Y
Elyria
196Th Engineers
Sudro-Curtis
New County Kennel Opens Tomorrow At Oberlin Road Site
County commissioners approved the new 32 400 dog kennel at the county garage on Oberlin Road. Daily operation begins tomorrow with Warden Lee Minkler in charge. The prior kennel on Ford Road was run by the County Humane Society and the new facility offers heated quarters, separate dog housing, and a carbon monoxide gas chamber for euthanasia.
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Oberlin Road
Lee Minkler
Ford Road
County Humane Society
Narrow Escape From Gas Fumes In Elyria Home
Mary Flood of 1291 East Avenue was saved from possible gas asphyxiation after her husband returned home yesterday afternoon. He told Elyria firemen he found her on the kitchen floor beside an unlit burner that had been turned on, gas escaping into the kitchen. He shut off the gas and carried her to the back of the house.
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Mary Flood
East Avenue
Elyria
Flood
Weather Ohio Fair with colder east and central portions
Ohio forecast calls for fair skies with cooler air in the east and central areas tonight. Tuesday will bring cloudy skies and a gradual rise in temperature, with a likely snowfall in the southern portion.
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Ohio
Madrid Gains Confidence Repulses Foes
Madrid’s defense tightens as loyalist troops press advances across Asturias Aragon and Toledo sectors. A third international column and Moors from Spain face reinforcement moves while rebels shell Rosales Moncloa districts. An overnight nationalist attack is repelled by Gen Emilio Herrera’s north Madrid front amid aircraft bombardment.
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Madrid
Asturias
Aragon
Siguerza
Talavera
Toledo
Burgos
Santander
Sveral
Sobilo
Ipen
International
Emilio Hieber
New 12 Day Serial Starts Tonight
The Chronicle Telegram features a new 12 day serial beginning this evening. Joseph Chadwick weaves intrigue mystery and romance in a story that starts on page 9. Read the tale and enjoy Vit.
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Joseph Chadwick
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
France and Britain unite to deter aggression with vast mobilization
Paris reports France backs Britain with preventive warning and a 700 million dollar naval air and army buildup. Russia claims 7000 air planes as Goering says Germany rebuffs weakness seen in 1914, while Belgium, Belgium and Britain renew wartime alignments.
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Paris
gNov
France
Great Britain
Yvon Delbos
Chamber of Deputies
Britain
Belgium
Moscow
Russia
Geslar
Germany
Hermann Goering
Debos
Anthony Ende
London
Paul van Zeeland
Travelers experiences to be shared with Elyria High students
Elyria High School will host an assembly Thursday morning in the auditorium where Arthur F. Kane will recount his journey from China through Siam Burma Hindustan Nepal Afghanistan Baluchistan Persia Arabia to Europe. He will describe deserts encounters with tigers cobras and brigands and discuss the cultures and religions of the peoples visited. Kane has collected folk costumes exotic instruments poison apparatus weapons rugs jewelry cobra eggs and a 12 foot python skin.
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Marco Polo
Elyria High School
Arthur F. Kane
China
Siam
Burma
Hindustan
Nepal
Afghanistan
Baluchistan
Persia
Arabia
Europe
Kane
Ohio Tax Study Details Double Levies Across State and Federal Rules
Washington report shows Ohio taxpayers faced overlap across eight state taxes over six years 1930s. Estates, incomes, gasoline, motor vehicle licenses, general sales, liquor and tobacco levies all duplicated by federal taxes, with liquor store profits added. The analysis notes Ohio had the highest tobacco revenue in 1935 and broad overlap in excises.
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Washington
Ohio
Treasury Department
Treasury
Department
Roosevelt Finishes Draft For Peace Conference Speech
President Roosevelt completed the first draft of his speech for the Inter-American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires aboard the USS Chester. He sails with 11 Argentine warships, then to Montevideo, with secret service and press aboard the destroyer Phelps. Fraternization already begins as 21 gun salutes and cordial radio exchanges mark the welcome.
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U. S. S. Chester
Roosevelt
Buenoos Aires
Indianapolis
Chester
Secret Service
Montevideo
Phelps
Buenos Aires
Uruguay
Leon Scasso
Justo
Europe
Americas
Roosealt
Install New Vault Door At Office Of County Treasurer
The Diebold Safe and Lock Company finished installing a new vault door in the county treasurer Walter J. Wrights office. The door includes three time locks and a combination lock, with work taking a week. A $350 second hand door and a $125 burglar alarm system enhance protection, alongside two earlier safes with time locks. Wright said the office is now better protected than ever. Experts noted an old door could be breached with an ordinary drill in half an hour.
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Walter J. Wright
Diebold Safe and Lock Company
Wright
Road Closure Prompts School Bus Transport Arrangements
Elyria township school officials won an agreement with county to provide morning transport for all children affected by Abbe road closure due to a new 16117 dollar bridge over the creek. Students will transfer at Cleveland street and Gulf road to connect with regular buses. The township will handle evening returns. Federal funds total 8910 dollars. county contributes about 3400 in cash plus equipment use and salary support.
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Elyria Township
Board of Commissioners
Abbe Road
J. W. Warden
Cleveland Street
Gulf Road
Roosevelt arrives amid half million in Buenos Aires
President Franklin D. Roosevelt lands in Buenos Aires aboard the Indianapolis to open the Inter-American Peace Conference. President Justo and cabinet greet him as crowds line the five mile parade route under a hot sun with 21 nations represented.
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Buenos Aires
Frankine D. Roosevelt
United States
Agustin P. Justo
Mr. Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Justo
Roosevelt
North Basin
Augustin P. Justo
San Martin
United
South Ameriaa
Nine Room House Razed By Flames
Fire destroyed a nine room frame house on the Jones road southeast of Penfield likely from a defective chimney. Owned by the late Jake Wolfe the structure burned rapidly with the Wellington department unable to save it. Most household goods were saved with help from neighbors. Loss estimated at 3000 with insufficient insurance.
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Penfield
Jake Wolfe
Jones Road
Sunda
Lioxsd Wolfe
Wellington
Christmas Fund Checks Ready at First Savings and Loan
Vic Breitenstein announced that Christmas club members can call at the office starting tomorrow to pick up their checks. Enrollment this year is larger than last with more money to be paid out and expectations of even bigger enrollment next year.
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Vic Breitenstein
The
First Savings and Loan Co
Wr. Breitenstein
R Breutenstein
Ruling To Be Made Before December 15th
Federal Judge George C. Sweeney heard the first unemployment insurance case under the Social Security Act and took the matter under advisement. He will rule on or before December 15 on Geo. P. Davis of Waltham's injunction to stop Boston and Maine from payroll deductions to the IRS and to block the act's application to his firm.
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Boston
George C. Sweeney
Sweeney
Geo. P. Davis
Waltham
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Edward F. McCiennen
Davis
MecClennen
GC. S
Charles B. Wyzapski, Jr
Washington
McClennen
Pickets Gassed and Arrested at Berkshire Mill Gate
Reading Pa November 30. Fifty six pickets including twelve women were gassed by police and arrested at the Berkshire Knitting Mill gate during a non-violent resistance protest to stop workers from entering the mill where a strike has run since October. Police dispersed them with tear gas and rounded them up for court with many sentenced to thirty days in Berks county jail in lieu of ten dollar fines for loitering or obstructing passage. American Federation of Hosiery Workers officials said they had no connection to the action.
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Reading
Berkshire Knitting Mis
Plan Drive To Raise Toy Shop Funds
The Knights of Columbus Toy Shop fund committee announces a drive starting tomorrow to raise funds for toys for needy children at Christmas. Letters will be sent to individuals, bottles placed in businesses, and industries asked to contribute. The aim is to provide new toys for all needy children, following last year’s approach.
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Knights of Columbus Toy Shop Fund Committee
Former Utilities Head Is Sued By Company
Utilities Power and Light of CHICAGO filed suit in federal court charging its former president Harier L. Clarke with misappropriation of 3 900 099 dollars. The action seeks restitution and damages for alleged embezzlement from company funds.
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Chicago
TER— Utilities Power and Light Company
Harier L. Clarke
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