Athletics and Cardinals Tangle in Fifth World Series Game
At Shibe Park Philadelphia the Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals faced off in game five of the World Series amid a morning rain scare. Manager Gabby Street contemplated batting order changes with Pepper Martin and Jill Bottomley shifting positions. Jake Flowers suffered a nasal fracture and would miss further play.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
U. P
Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Rachoiah
Inield
Gabby Street
Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Jill Bottomley
Jake Flowers
Flowers
Hoover Reaches Unity After White House Conference
President Hoover praised bipartisanship after a White House conference with congressional leaders. He announced plans to release millions of dollars in frozen bank assets to revive circulation and confidence and to seek a German moratorium extension after French Premier Laval’s visit.
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Washington
Oct
Hoover
White House
Laval
Bankers Association Approves Hoover Bank Pool Plan
The American Bankers Association unanimously endorses President Hoover's proposal for a 500 million bank pool to relieve frozen discounts. The measure aims to provide funds from collateral of high quality but ineligible for direct rediscount with Federal Reserve banks, restoring credit and confidence nationwide.
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Bankers Association
United States
Hoover’s Plan Sparks Bipartisan Alarm Over Banking Reform
The piece notes vigorous opposition from Republicans and Democrats to Hoover’s financial program, which aims to curb alarms and bank hoarding. It proposes forming a bankers' corporation with at least 500 million dollars to rediscount assets not currently eligible at Federal Reserve Banks.
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Hoover
Bankers' Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Ohio Showers Tonight Then Cooler Thursday
The forecast calls for showers in Ohio tonight with cooler and cloudier conditions spreading from the north and west on Thursday. Areas in the extreme south and east may see lingering showers, with frost temperatures possible in the storm center region.
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Ohio
Abilene of
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Edmonton
Lake
Onin
Fireless Fire Prevention Week Progress in Elyria
Fire Chief W. N. Bates reports no fires during the first half of Fire Prevention Week in Elyria. With the last alarm on Friday, he sees a fireless week so far and urges continued precautions for the remainder of the week.
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W. N. Bates
Elyria
Elvnians
Truck Driver Severely Injured In Icy Crash Near Elvira
Rollin Shade 36 of Hamlet Ohio suffered potential skull fracture and internal injuries after his truck veered into a ditch and crashed into a telephone pole on Cleve laid road two and a half miles east of Elvira. Witnesses said it took about 20 minutes to free Shade who was unconscious and rushed to hospital. Warren Shade sustained facial cuts and a left arm injury. Sheriff’s report cites loss of control on a slippery patch.
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Rollin Shade
Hamlet
Ohio
Wathen
Clevelaid Road
Elvria
Warren Shade
Sheriffe
Clarence Adtmy
Edison Fades as Doctor Warns of Days Left
In West Orange New Jersey Thomas A Edison weakens daily as Dr Hubert S Howe advances that only a few days remain. The 14 year old genius sinks into lethargy yet spoke to Harvey Firestone who visited the estate before a late night meeting. Firestone described Edison as very sick and unable to drink liquids necessary to curb uremic poisoning despite medical insistence.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S&s. Howe
Howe
Harvey Firestone
Henry Ford
Firestone
Edison
Inlewellyn Park
Pirestone
Columbiana High School
Columbiana
Two Gangsters Killed In Toledo Liquor Rackets Shootout
In Toledo early today two gangsters Abe Rubinsky and Norman Blatt were shot dead when rivals in two cars drove by and fired on their vehicle. Harry Adams, riding with them, was wounded but expected to recover. Police consider the attackers to be out of town.
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Toeldo
Toledo
Abe Rubinsky
Norman Blatt
Harry Adams
Lubitsky
Blatt
Night schools open with 61 students in Elyria
Two Elyria night schools opened with a total enrollment of 61. The adult vocational class run by the City Board of Education and State Department of Education drew 53 students, while a citizenship class sponsored by the Lycinia Social Settlement Association had four to six students. Enrollment in the citizenship class was reported insufficient to continue if not boosted by Thursday meeting.
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Elyria
City Board of Education
State Department of Education
Iiyina Social Settlement Assovcation
Wales
Azdin
HC M Maston
Cir
Adams
United States
Wilfrid Bowdler
Dorothy Tane
Maston
122 Unemployed Are Registered
Registration of unemployed Elyrians at the office of Mayor James A Hewitt entered its second day with 122 registered shortly before noon and a dozen men waiting outside. Most registrants are men and the mayor hopes more women will register. crowds filled the office yesterday and again this morning with Haex waiting outside most of the time.
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James A Hewitt
Haex
County approves 0.25 mill tax rate increase
County commissioners at a budget hearing approve a 0.25 mill rise in the county tax rate from 2.38 mills to fund rising charity demands and a $425,000 tuberculosis sanatorium operation. The move could raise about $50,000 based on a $200,000,000 valuation. consideration includes Pringle Roberts Act charity bonds. Commissioner Rhoads notes limited budget cuts while aiding smaller districts.
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Sulletin
C. S. Kelser
Pringle-Roberts
Rhoads
Bodies searched for two fliers in ship to shore plane crash
Small boats and a parachute plane hunted for the bodies of Fitts Simon and Rudolph Waterknecht from the Bremen liner disaster. A seaplane and Coast Guard craft scoured 100 miles off Newfoundland after an explosion heard near Burntcoat Lighthouse, with debris and a plane motor found during an all day search.
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TRVCO
Ns&s
Qet
Tas
New York
Burntcoat Licht
Bruening Acts To Strengthen His Government
Berlin reports the cabinet of Chancellor Heinrich Bruening resigned to allow a stronger regime. President Hindenburg approved Bruening forming a new ministry and issued an emergency decree granting dictatorial powers. Constitutional rights including home inviolability press freedom assembly and property protections were suspended. Foreign Minister Julius Curtius resigned as Bruening prepared for a hard winter.
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Letin
Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Bruening
Reichstag
Julius Curtius
Ohio Pastors Convention Planned for Cleveland
Columbus reports the 1942 Ohio Pastors Convention will be held in Cleveland. Rev. B F Lamb executive secretary of the Ohio Council of Churches announced the event.
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Columbus
Cleveland
B. F. Lamb
Ohio Council of Churches
Ohio Garden Club Convention Opens in Columbus
The Ohio Association of Garden Clubs gathers in Columbus for its annual convention with 107 member clubs and about 6000 members attending over today and tomorrow.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Youth Murder Victim Found Along Big Four Tracks
Police pursue identity of a 20 year old youth found dead near Belden Road just east of Moon indicating murder rather than accident. He weighed about 130 pounds and was well dressed with clean underwear. no identifying items were found. Body showed head trauma possibly from a train impact or being struck after death.
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Belden Road
Cotonr
T A Peebles SR. Nichols
Ins
Nichols
Bottle of catsup explosion injures Elyria woman
A bottle of catsup exploded while canning injuring 39 year old Mrs Frank De Fazio of 1183 East River Street. She suffered burns to the face chest and feet from flying glass and was taken to Memorial hospital where her condition this morning was reported good.
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Frank de Fazio
East Riser Street
Memorial Hospital
Boys And Girls Enter Bird Coloring Contest
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports a weekly bird coloring contest for boys and girls under thirteen. Entries close Friday midnight. winners receive a water color and crayon kit for future coloring projects.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Unclear Play by Play Patch From Cardinals Athletics Game
A garbled distribution of in game action mentions Adams, Frisch, Martin, Simmons, Foxx, Miller and Williams among others. The fragment references innings, hits, outs, and fielding with no clear final score or coherent sequence.
Talk On Making Of Furnaces At Y M C A Meet
Richard L Thayer of Fox Furnace Company spoke on the making of furnaces at the Y M C A club meeting. David Griffiths was introduced as a new member. Plans were made for a Halloween party at Camp Iss-See-Kies on October 27. W O McClellan led a discussion titled The Yorns Man and His Opportunities.
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Richard L Thayer
Fox Furnace Company
Yyndus Club
Tha Y Mga
David Griffiths
Camp Iss-See-Kies
W. O. McClellan
Y. M.C
Lorain Conductor Crushed Between Electric Cars
Norman Haynes of Lorain, a conductor for the Lake Shore Electric Company, was in serious condition at St Alexis hospital after being crushed between two electric cars during a shift incident. He was separating the draw bars when the accident happened last night in Lorain.
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Cleveland
Norman Haynes
Lorain
Lake Shore Electrics Company
St Alexis’ Hospital
Haynes
Ditch Improvement Contract Awarded in SheMeld Township
County commissioners awarded the Van Neal ditch project to Resar Construction Company for 155 dollars and Inter City Coal & Supply Company to furnish materials for 103 dollars. Both bids were low and work must be completed before November 25.
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van Neal
SheMeld Township
Resar Construction Company
Inter City Coal & Supply Co
Corpse found in cemetery ruled murder by coroner
In Springfield a man’s nude body found in a local cemetery Monday was ruled a murder by the coroner, though the victim’s identity remains unestablished. In Marion a report from Dr Hugh C G Beatty of Columbus demonstrated to the Northwest Ohio Medical Association how a mechanical larynx aids a voiceless person to speak.
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Springfield
Marion, O
Hugh CG. Beatty
Columbus
Northwestern Ohio Medical Association
Morrow Funeral Marks Simplicity in Englewood
Public figures and citizens gathered in Englewood for the funeral of Senator Dwight Whitney Morrow. Services in First Presbyterian Church were private and simple with no ceremonial pomp as the family requested. Burial will be private at Brookside Cemetery while overseas relatives attended from abroad. President Hoover and Vice President Curtis sent condolences and delegations from Congress and New Jersey accompanied Curtis to the services. Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Charles A. Lindbergh could not attend, remaining in China with their child at the Morrow Camp in North Haven Maine.
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N. J
White House
Dwight Whitney Morrow
Morrow
First Presbyterian Church
New Jersey
Ceremigny
Brookside
Hoover
Curtis
Mexico
Calvin Coolidge
Amherst
Coolidge
House of Representatives
New Jersay Senate
Henry L. Stimson
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
China
North Haven
Lindberghs Plan Return Voyage From Shanghai
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh will sail Thursday from Shanghai aboard the Shanghai Maru then transfer to the President Jefferson at Yokohama for Seattle. They return for the death of Mrs Lindberghs father Senator Dwight W Morrow and will ship their airplane to Los Angeles for repairs. Plans after reaching Seattle were not definite.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
U. S
Edwin S. Cunningham
Her
Yangtze River
Hankow
Cunningham
Hermes
Lindberghs
Los Angleles
Col. Lindbergh
Seattle
Jefferson
Fall Applies For Parole From Naval Reserve Bribery Case
The Justice Department has received parole application from former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall. He is serving a year and a day for bribery related to naval oil reserve leases to Edward L. Doheny. Fall becomes eligible on November 22, four months after beginning his sentence in Santa Fe New Mexico.
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Washington
Justice Department
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Naval Oil Reserve
Edward L. Doheny
Santa Fe New Mexico
Overhaul of Bankruptcy Laws Proposed by Attorney General
Washington bulletin reports Attorney General Mitchell today proposed reforms to overhaul the bankruptcy laws to curb inefficiency and strengthen the system. The recommendations will be submitted toAreca for consideration in the reform effort.
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Waskington
Mitchell
Areca
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