Desperado Benny Dickson and wife elude police chase
Chicago authorities report a quick shooting pair, Benny Dickson and Esther, wounded in a state police gun duel, have eluded blockades while abducting three men and stealing two cars. The couple, tied to a $17,000 Brookings bank robbery, were last seen near Hammond, Indiana, en route to Chicago Heights.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Benny Dickson
Kansas
Esther
Hammond
Ind
Chicago Heights
Dickson
Brookings
S. C
Freedom
Topeka
Kans
Two Coal Miners Die Of Suffocation In Ohio Mine
Salem Ohio November 29 coroner Arnold W Devon said two coal miners John Sutherin 65 and Charles McDade 25 died of suffocation after an explosion in a small Unity area mine. Willis Bable 45 tried to rescue them but a shanty fire and blocked timbers hampered escape. Harold French 34 WPA worker pulling the bodies was overcome but survived. The coroner attributed the blast to coal dust or gas possibly ignited by an oil stove in the shanty.
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Salem
John Sutherin
Charles McDade
Unity
Arnold W. Devon
Devon
Willis Bable
Harold French
WPA
Dog Licenses Go On Sale Thursday Warns Dog Warden
Dog licenses for 1939 go on sale December 1 at the county auditor’s office. Dog Warden Lee Minkler warned that no leniency will be granted after that date and that unlicensed dogs will be picked up and their owners prosecuted. He noted many tagless dogs have been observed as the sale approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Wolves Rampage Across Two Ohio Counties Sparking Farm Drive
In Champaign and Logan counties farmers report wolf raids on sheep and poultry. A party of 16 men shot two wolves, with tracks indicating a larger pack in the area. One wolf carcass was found near Green's swamp in Mac-O-Chee valley, another on William Jordan's farm woods.
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Urbana
Champaign
Logan
West Liberty
Leo Grimes
Roscoe Green
William Bates
Jack Hale
Herman King
Green's Swamp
Mac-O-Chee
William Jordan
Final rehearsal for Mill of the Gods modern melodrama
Church of Christ C E Society staged a Monday night practice for The Mill of the Gods a modern melodrama in the High School auditorium at 8 15 PM Harold Davis debuts as Lawrence Stanton an old time villain in contemporary attire. The piece is billed as a revived melodrama with sharp directing and action and aims to entertain in a contemporary setting. Cocktail parties are cited amid South Africa crime concerns raised by the National Council for Child Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill of the Gods
Church of Christ, C. E. Society
Elyria
Harold Davis
Lawrence Stanton
National Council For Child Welfrr
South Africa
Court Actions and Bonds Highlight Florence Gould Divorce
Florence Gould gains a divorce from Leland Gould on neglect in Judge D A Cook's court. Nellie Reed of Lorain seeks divorce from Edward Reed of Toledo on neglect and cruelty. they married in 1912 and have three children. The International Workers Order sues Carmella Miraldi to convey property under an option to purchase. County commissioners plan to issue 28000 relief bonds for 1938 relief bills funded by selective sales tax receipts. Oscar G Dunn named chairman for Ohio County Commissioners Association meeting in Columbus February 1 and 2 at the Neil House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gould
Leland Gould
D. A. Cook
Nellie Bell Reed
Lorain
Edward Willis Reed
Toledo
The
International Workers Order
Carmella Miraldi
Oscar G. Dunn
Ohio County Commissioners’ Association
Neil House
Columbus
Engineers Seek Better Fit Through Chrysler Graduate Program
NUMBER Continues from Page One describes a Chrysler trade school program for outstanding engineering graduates from colleges nationwide. The graduate school assigns trainees to different plant departments to discover preferred work, akin to medical internships, with discoveries saving money and advancing automobile development. Emphasis on personality versus wisdom and the need for cultural education is noted, as A J Pelander of City Bank presides and greets guests from local banks and Cleveland institutions.
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Chrysler
A. J. Pelander
The
City Bank Company
Lorain
Central National Bank
National City Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Union Commerce Bank
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland
Bricker outlines early cabinet, inaugural plans in Ohio
Governor elect Bricker says Evatt will earn 6500 dollars annually starting January 9. He may announce another cabinet appointment this week and plans a meeting with Walton Bliss of the Ohio Education Association to discuss public school financing. Inaugural events may move from the state house to a Columbus auditorium, despite opposition. Bricker expects to appoint a state liquor director as provided by law and will brief the new legislature after caucuses on a legislative program.
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Tion
Evatt
Bricker
Walton Bliss
Ohio Education Association
Citizens’ Committee
Columbus
State House
Liquor Board
Coaster Fatally Hurts 12 Year Old In Ohio Bus Crash
Tan Tice a sixth grade pupil aged 12 was fatally injured when his coaster swerved under a car while being operated as a school bus by John Gall near Irondale northwest of East Liverpool Ohio. The crash occurred near his home and the boy died from his injuries.
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East Liverpool
Tan Tice
Irondale
Here
John Gall
Boots of E C Elliott Sell for 25 Dollars After Derby Ride
Boots worn by E C Elliott when he rode Boise Roussel to victory in this year’s English Derby sold for 25 dollars at auction to aid a church in Uxbridge. The sale highlights a charitable effort linked to the famed race and marks a rare artifact changing hands among collectors and supporters.
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E. C. Elliott
Boise Roussel
Uxbridge
First Savings And Loan Christmas Fund Is Larger
The First Savings and Loan Co will distribute Christmas savings fund checks December first. The fund totals several thousand dollars and is fifteen percent larger than last year, as reported today by Vic Breitenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Savings and Loan Co
Vic Breitenstein
Death Record: Mrs. J. Fletcher Dies in California
Word from Los Angeles reports the death Saturday of Mrs. J. Fletcher a former Elyria resident who moved to California in 1921 She leaves a daughter Mrs FE Wiles and grandson J Carroll Fletcher both in Los Angeles A son J D Fletcher of Elyria suffered a compound leg fracture on Sept 26 and is recovering at a friend's home She would have been eighty on November 27 burial will be in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
California
J. Fletcher
Elyria
Carnegie Tech to Play in Sugar Bowl Game
Pittsburgh, Nov. 29 Carnegie Tech accepted an invitation to play in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl on January 2 as the opponent of Texas Christian University. Team members voted to accept over several other bowls including the Cotton Bowl in Dallas Texas.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech Today
New Orleans
Texas Christian University
Dallas
Tex
Woman golfer Esther Bash dies in Columbus hospital
Esther Bash, 39, co proprietor of the Berwick Golf Course with her husband Herbert W. Bash, died in a Columbus hospital after an abdominal operation on November 16. She had competed in multiple women's golf tournaments.
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Columbus, O
Esther Bash
Berwick
Herbert W. Bash
City Recreation Board Plans Winter Sports Program
The recreation board outlines a winter program featuring basketball and badminton for women and men, with junior and intermediate basketball leagues, and free gym access for unemployed young men. Most activities use Jefferson, Ely, and Gates facilities. the Y M C A serves youth and adults with professional leadership by Carl Wagner and WPA staff.
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Jeferson
Ely
Gates
England
Carl W. Wagner
Recreation Board
Wagner
WPA
Russell Bryan
Harold Sheldon
Harry Jones
Harold Hines
J. A. Watson
Ralph F. Bauer
Leonard Terry
Richard F. Stevens
E. C. Keyes
S. O. Harmon
Problems Of Supplying Milk To The Customer Discussed
Henry Ingersoll Jr of Elyria Dairies, Inc spoke before the Elyria Exchange Club on why the price producers receive diverges from what consumers pay for milk. He traced changes from old can delivery to pasteurized bottled milk, argued for strict sanitary tests, and noted the farmer’s duties for cattle care versus distributors’ duties for delivery, processing costs, and depreciation. He cited U S production and per capita trends and suggested rising demand for milk and milk products as a path to solutions for producers.
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Henry Ingersoll
Henry Ingersoll Jr
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Elyria Exchange Club
Ingersoll
United States
Hobby Exhibit Show Opens Thursday with Many Displays
Seventy five hobby exhibits are slated for the show opening Thursday under Elvira Exchange sponsorship. The event runs Thursday evening through Saturday afternoon with nine noon post luncheon committee sessions. Fire and other insurance protect valuable displays as organizers push for a successful show.
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Elvira Exchange
Indica
Yuttae Omembers
Veka Hope Pare
YL AL Cope
Tractor Driver Arrested After Speeding On Regina Street
Regina officer ticketed a tractor driver for speeding on Regina Street. The driver claimed the vehicle was purchased in Minneapolis and traveled through Regina. witnesses noted speeds near 28 miles per hour with speculation it could reach 30.
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Regina
Siskerl EL Robinson
Plan to Resettle German Jews Draws London Interest
Berlin report says Artie uff- Ney a noted Austrian industrialist will present to London international authorities a plan to resettle German Jews abroad. The scheme envisages a capitalised, company backed resettlement operation rather than charity, with headquarters in London and involvement of Dutch ministerial circles. The report notes German officers paused the discussion amid uncertainties.
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Artie Uff
Berlin
Ney
Fer
London
Ruiller
Cempaig
Headquarts
Ersup Opy Kuddler
Homs Goniemeester
Rtd
Toowas
Ernst Vem
BBC
Rattler Bites Hawker At Fair. Cure Fails
Calistoga Cal Honor Edward Lan neve, exhibitor of rattlesnakes at the county fair, was bitten by his own serpent while promoting snakebite remedies. Physicians treated him for hours as the cure proved ineffective.
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Rattler
Hawker
Calistoga
Cal
Edward Lanneve
Onmenos
Eagles Meeting Notice for Lorain F O Eagles
Attention Eagles attend regular meeting Thursday night November 29 at Salitation Lorain Decree and Drill Team Officers Kelvina Aerie No 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles requested to attend and participate in the session.
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Lorain
Ore Ap
Kelvina Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Autos Damaged In Two Collisions
A car driven by Oscar Swanson of 116 Byington court collided with an Elyria Telephone company air compressor on West avenue at 11 40 p m yesterday, damaging both machines according to a police report. Fenders on cars driven by Sam Berson of Rocky River and T E Leonard of Oberlin were damaged at 350 p m yesterday in a collision on Broad street, police reported.
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Oscar Swanson
Byington Court
Elyria Telephone Company
West Avenue
Sam Berson
Rocky River
T. E. Leonard
Oberlin
Broad Street
Public Auction Near Elyria for Farm Harvest Sale
Auction at my residence three miles east of Elyria on Route 20 on Thursday December 1 starting 10 30. Items include two horses cattle hogs sheep poultry bees farm tools tractor implements hay straw oats corn fodder potatoes and more. Cash terms and noon lunch. Auctioneers Hadaway Clayton H Sody. Clerk Lee Klinect.
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Will Sen
Elyria
Guernsey
Fordson Tractor
Joan Deere
McCormick
Hadaway
Clayton H. Sody
Grafton
Lee Klinect
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Steve
Rose Palagyi
Sheffield Township
First Savings and Loan Christmas Fund
Carnegie Tech
Sudro
Curtis
Florida
Schroll
Rr Sof
Minneapolis
Gare
Liccert & Myers Tonacco Co
Claude Mennis
Vicks Michelling
Eft
Louis H. Warr
South Bend
rAcme Telephoto Ory
P. A. Walker
Redington Bldg
Nichols Court
Dan
Chesterfield
Cee
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