Cronin nominates Walter Stewart for World Series start
Washington manager Joe Cronin shocks the baseball world by nominating Walter Stewart to start Game 1 of the World Series against the New York Giants. Most experts expected Alvin Crowder or Earl Whitehill to take the mound against Carl Hubbell, the Giants’ ace lefty, who was slated to counter Stewart. The Giants, with Hubbell, were favored to win the opener.
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Carl Hubbell
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Baseball
Walter Stewart
New York Giants
Cronin
Alvin Crowder
Earl Whitehill
Stewart
Portsider
Giants
Ecause Hubbell
Giants vs Senators Opens 1933 World Series In Packed Park
The first game pitted the New York Giants against the Washington Senators in a sunlit opener before a near capacity crowd of about 50,000 in New York. Carl Hubbell pitched for the Giants while Walter Stewart was announced as the Washington starter. President Roosevelt and Mayor O'Brien could not attend. Dennis Mahon threw the first ball.
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New York
New York Giants
Senators
Washington
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Walter Stewart
Roosevelt
John Patrick O’brien
Dennis Mahon
Board of Aldermen
Stribling Loses Battle For CE
Macon Ga October 3 W L Young Stribling heavyweight boxer dies from injuries after a motor accident Sunday. He aged 28 fought Max Schmeling in 1931 for the title and lost by technical knockout. His parents and wife attended his bedside as his heart weakened and his left foot was amputated after a car collision.
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Macon
L.P
W. L
Young) Stribling
Stribling
Max Schmeling
Ma" Stribling
Johnson
Clara
A. P. Kemp
Stridling
William Lawrence, Jr
Council 70 to renew gas rate study and schedule
Council will renew its study of the gas rate situation to prepare a satisfactory rate schedule when the present 18 month agreement expires about a year hence. Councilman Leonard Smith, chair of the gas committee, asked for formal referral to his group. Acting President W D Taylor referred the study. gas committee members are Carl Curtis and Walter Kohn.
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Council
Leonard Smith
Smith
W. D. Taylor
Carl Curtis
Walter Kohn
Bank Robbed By Two Bandits At Middlepoint Static Bank
Two masked gunmen robbed the Middlepoint Static Bank of six to eight hundred dollars late Monday. Cashier E. W. Scott and assistant Edith Ringwald were forced to the floor, customer Gerald Huysman was also held. The pair fled north in a car after deeming the till too heavy for the job.
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Middlepoint
E. W. Scott
Edith Ringwald
Gerald Huysman
The Weather Forecast Ohio Fair Tonight and Wednesday
Ohio forecast calls for mostly fair conditions with little change in temperature. Tonight remains mild and dry with light winds. Wednesday sees continued fair weather and steady temperatures across the state.
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Ohio
Kansas appoints first woman deputy game warden and fish official
Helen DeVault of Kansas is named the United States first woman deputy game warden and fish commissioner. Appointed by Gov. Alfred Landon, she works from Pratt at the state fish hatchery and will also lecture to women’s clubs about hunting and fishing.
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United States
Helen DeVault
Kansas
Alfred M. Landon
Pratt, Kas
Compliance Board Requires Written Complaints in Elyria
The Elyria NRA Compliance Board announced that anonymous or verbal complaints will not be considered. All complaints must be written and signed by the writer. Send them to the Elyria NRA Compliance Board at Elyria Savings and Trust Co. building.
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Elyria Nra
Beer Ordinance Defeated in Council
The council rejected the third effort by Councilman O. E. Rankin to ban beer sales to minors and on Sundays. Rev. C. F. Wiseman urged passage calling it a Sabbath and youth protection measure, but council members remained unconvinced. Ed Notley resisted a supposed sporting chance, saying he cannot gamble on such outcomes. (No. 2, Continued on Page 2)
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O. E. Rankin
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Wiseman
Council
Ed Notley
Notley
The Great American Legion Parade at Soldier Field
Chicago on October 3 witnessed 150000 veterans marching along Michigan Boulevard under blue and gold banners. Among the living veterans the march recalled the fallen from World War I, with silent echoes on the way to the monument in Washington.
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Chicago
America
American Legion
Iowa
New York
Michigan Boulevard
Soldier Field
Washington
Two Major Strikes Near End Across Industries
United Press reports two large strikes nearly ended today. In Pennsylvania 75,000 coal miners expect to resume work by Thursday after union recognition from Frick Coal’s president. In New York City 5,900 track drivers for furniture firms returned to work as mediation aimed to restore hours. Ford Edgewater plant shows sharp production drop and may close.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
New York City
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
N. J
Frick Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Ford
Elyria Mayor on Route 20 Board
The third annual Federal Highway 20 Association meeting drew a large crowd at the Norwalk Tele phone Building. Elyria Mayor W. H. Van Oster and Frank L. Fowler were elected to the board, with delegates from multiple towns. The opening address stressed funding limits and Route Twenty importance, and officers reported a busy year with plans to erect a Route Twenty sign at Rocky River and expand activities next year.
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Federal Highway 20 Association
W. H. van Oster
Frank L. Fowler
Elyria
Bellevue
Clyde
Fremont
Ripton
Monroeville
Wakeman
Oberlin
Woodville
Genoa
Elmore
Dover
Ridgeville
Rocky River
J. EB. Davidson
J. N. Stone
E. G. Ankrom
CG. H. McMann
Huron County Board of Commissioners
F. W. Neusilius
Sol M. Wolf
Spring Valley
Seven candidates vie for national American Legion commander
In Chicago on October 3 the race for national commander narrowed to seven contenders. Edward A Hayes of Decatur IL leads with solid backing as a Stop Hayes movement forms against him. Pennsylvania delegates pledged 60 votes, total 1 121 to be cast with 561 needed. George W Malone and Sam Reynolds are strong regional contenders along with Ray Murphy. The election is scheduled for Thursday.
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The
American Legion
Edward A. Hayes
Decatur
Wiinels
Hayes
Department
Pennsylvania
Hares
George W. Malone
Nevada
Sam Reynolds
Omaha
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Ordinance Sets $50 Fine for River Dumping
An ordinance proposing a $50 fine for dumping rubbish into the Black River was submitted to the council by Solicitor Howard Butler at the request of Councilman Carl Curtis. It was referred to the safety committee by Acting Council President W D Taylor.
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Black River
Council
Howard Butler
Carl Curtis
W. D. Taylor
Havana Battles End With Heavy Losses and Batista Rise
Cuba endures the bloodiest 24 hours as gunfire leaves about 100 dead in Havana. Colonel Batista leads troops amid looted hotels, shattered homes, and a tense capital as American ships stand offshore and officials plot the country’s uncertain future after Machado’s fall. Robert L. Lotspeich, of Swift & Company, among the dead.
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Richmond
New Mexico
National Hotel
Cuba
Gerardo Macido
Robert L. Lotspiech
Swift & Company
Will P. Taylor
Army
Navy
Col
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Machado
Carib Army
ABC
ABC Revolutionary Society
Plan To Adopt Abandoned Baby
A two day old girl found on the rear step of Mr and Mrs D J Conroy at 427 Cleveland Street will be placed for adoption in Probate court once Judge H C Wilcox returns from vacation. Mrs Conroy, 66, and a grandmother, said they will keep the child. The infant was discovered last Friday and the news was kept quiet while efforts to locate the parents continued.
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D. J. Conroy
Cleveland Street
H. C. Wilcox
Senators Edge Giants Amid Confusion On Play By Play
In a disjointed game play by play, the Senators claim a win over the Giants as Cronin and Hubbell are noted among outs and errors. A second report details Camp Perry opening a patrolman school with forty percent failing, covering courtesy, riding, laws, geography, first aid, and target practice.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Cleveland Goes To Polls Today In Nonpartisan Primary
Cleveland voters head to the polls to select two mayoral nominees and 66 council candidates in a nonpartisan primary. The race features Ray T. Miller seeking another term, ex governor Harry L. Davis seeking a return, and Congressman Martin L. Sweeney’s insurgency. About 200000 voters expected on a bright October day.
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Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Harry L. Davis
City Hall
Martin L. Sweeney
Foremen's Club Plans October Meeting Start
The Elsrna Foremen's club prepares for its 1933-34 season with a planning meeting by the executive committee at the Elyvia Y.M.C.A. It is slated for tomorrow night as the first gathering after summer recess, with October 19 eyed as the potential first meeting date.
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Elsrna
Elyvia Y.M. C
Moves Toward Monetary Truce With Britain
Washington October 3 Preliminary moves toward a monetary truce with Great Britain will be made during war debt negotiations opening here Thursday. The groundwork will be laid for a monetary conference between the United States and Great Britain in London before year end. Little progress is anticipated toward settlement of the debt due to political and economic obstacles but headway toward world monetary stability is expected.
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Moretary
Great Britain
United Press
United States
London
Mollisons Fail In Attempt To Take Off At Wasaga Beach
Capt James Mollison and wife Mrs Mollison England's famed flying couple tried to set a long distance record toward Bagdad but their Seafarer I aircraft's left undercarriage failed at Wasaga Beach, halting the takeoff. Events also report a bank robbery near Tiro Ohio where a burglar alarm was claimed but Dr Guiss said none sounded. A Baltimore and Ohio train fatally struck Jeter Young at Easton, a Woodmen of the World official and supervisor.
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W. H. Guiss
Farmers Bank
Tiro
Guise
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