No Indictment in Fatal Lorain Shefield Lake Crash
Grand jury returned no indictment in the fatal crash that killed Mr. and Mrs. Ibert W. Thomas of Lorain when their car hit a disabled truck near Sheffield Lake. Ten sessions produced six indictments and 29 witnesses. other cases include burglary, concealed weapons, non-support, and driving without consent.
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Ibert
W. ‘Thomas
Lorain
Shefeld Lake
Esterday
Howard Butler
Clarence Wick
Frank Elmer
Monroe
Ich
Elmer
Pendy
Gene Ennes
Ben Jawczyk
Donna Harre
Ruth Kner
Ruth Peters
Irving
Paul Iton
Andugust Young
Elyria
Williard Trasteryria
Frank Hudson
Mariekeahshall
Elsha
Elyria High School to Admit Girls in Band
Elyria High School will open band membership to girls for the first time since the band was formed. J Martin Beck, the music director, says a larger, more competitive band will result and that several girls have already planned to join instruments. The change aims to match other Lake Erie League schools and larger schools in the region.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Jay
Sizle Feminine
Organizan
Beck
Lake Erie
Tia
Political Front Lineup Glued to Evening Air
Radio schedule lists Democratic talks on WGAR and WTAM with Gov Davey and AI Smith. WGAR and WHK carry Democrats and Gov Davey programs at 7:30 10:45 plus earlier 7:15 and 10:15. WTAM airs Gov Davey at 7:30 and 11:00.
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Hard
WGAR
Democrats
WTAM
Gov
Davey
AI Smith
Weather forecast notes showers likely through Friday
The forecast calls for showers likely through Friday with little change in temperatures. Forecasters expect cool, unsettled conditions and light to moderate rain chances across the region during the period.
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IHIO
Ohio Police Chiefs Elect Stankard President
Police Chief E. J. Stankard of Elvira was chosen as president of the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police at the sixth annual convention in Columbus. He has served 28 years in the association and was previously first vice president and on the executive committee.
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E. J. Stankard
Elvrra
Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc
Columbus
Stankard
Ohio
Eugene T. Weather Iy
Cincinnati
L. G. Corlett
East Cleveland
L. B. Miller
Lakewood
C. A. Weingates
Sandusky
John H. Dunn
R. H. Cunningham
Steubenville
Carl L. Olson
Youngstown
Ray E. Allen
Toledo
H. S. Sheets
Portsmouth
R. F. Wurstner
Darton
D. J. Callahan
Ironton
B. J. Gillen
Warren
Ira A. Manderbaugh
Canton
Eugene Weatherly
Charles J. Lohman
St. Bernard
Relief Load Is Being Reduced in Amherst Township
Relief Director Ernest Holmes reported relief load in Lorain County remains near prior level after Amherst township joined county relief on September 1 adding about 30 cases. About 60 cases are expected to be certified for WPA work this month, reducing total cases.
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Amherst Township
Lorain County
Ernest Holmes
Amherst
Holmes
FHA May Open An Elyria Office
Federal Housing Administration district officials in Cleveland consider establishing an Elyria office to spur home ownership. A 40-member meeting of contractors real estate men and builders met with a Cleveland representative. A. J. Robinson of Elyria Savings and Trust was named temporary chairman to form a committee coordinating with FHA Cleveland on details.
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Elyria
Federal Housing Administration
Cleveland
A. J. Robinson
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
FHA
Waite Coach Company to Start Auto Trailer Production
Elyria welcomes Waite Coach Company to Oberlin Road car barns as it prepares to produce automobile house trailers within days. The new firm, led by A F Waite, plans to hire six to eight workers and manufacture at least one trailer daily, with expansion possible as orders grow.
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Elyria
Waite Coach Company
Cleveland Southwestern
Oberlin Road
Cleveland
A. F. Waite
Waite Cab Company
Harvey Waite
C. A. Waite
Land Yacht Company
B. M. O’donnell
Waite
Plans For Seven Farmers Institutes In Lorain County
Lorain County officers will discuss seven Farmers Institutes planned for early next year in Brighton Belden Eaton Huntington Brownhelm Columbia and Henrietta. Meeting at the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room next Wednesday will cover speaker requests financing programs and session groupings for presidents vice presidents secretaries and hostesses.
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Farmers
Lorain County
Elyria
Papal Secretary of State Arrives in New York
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli Papal Secretary of State arrives in New York on his first U S visit. He declines interviews and issues a prepared statement saying the trip fulfills a desire to see the country and feel its life and labor.
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New York
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
United States
Soviet Russia Threatens To Aid Madrid Crisis Looms
London reports Russia, angered by fascist aid to Spanish rebels, may send airplanes and war materials to the leftist Spanish government. The move would challenge Germany and Italy and could pull Europe into a grave crisis before the League of Nations non intervention committee.
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Soviet
Russia
Madrid
Europe
United Press
London
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Germany
Italy
Portugal
International Committee of Non
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Leon Blum
France
Samuel Kagan
Lord Plymouth
Kagan
Moscow
Spain
Britain
Receipts At Local Postoffice Reach New High Finishing Quarter
Postmaster C. J. Sartor reports nine month receipts at the Elrra post office totaling $105,964.82 up from $102,083.45 a year earlier. This marks a 35 percent gain over three years and suggests the year could surpass the 1929 peak near $150,000 after the Christmas rush.
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Elrra
C. J. Sartor
Sartor
Landon Launches 2400 Mile Campaign Against Roosevelt
Republican leader Gov. Landon opens an eight day campaign tour through Illinois Indiana Ohio and Michigan to challenge Roosevelt on budget and relief plans. John G. Stutz accuses WPA costs of masking admin expenses. Landon criticizes Henry Wallace and cites farm price trends and Argentine imports to argue New Deal flaws.
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Topeka
Kans
Oct
Republican High Command
Alt M. Landon
Roosevelt
Landon
Comtending
Pittsburgh
John G. Stutz
State Emergency Relief Committee
WPA
Kansas
Carrington Hill
Harry Hopkins
Stutz
Henry A. Wall
Iowa
Wallace
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Darton
Toledo
Stimson Declines Nomination for World Court Judge
GENEVA October 8 Former Secretary of State Henry L Stimson telegrammed the League of Nations declining a nomination to be a judge of the world court at The Hague to succeed Frank Kellogg The league assembly was expected to pick Dr Manley O Hudson of Harvard University for the post
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Geneva
Henry L. Stimson
League of Nations Today
World Court
the Hague
Frank B. Kellogg
League Assembly
Manley O. Hudson
Harvard University
Red Cross Roll Call Dinner Set Next Thursday in Elyria
Elyria will launch its Red Cross Roll Call next Thursday with a 6 39 p m dinner at the First Congregational Church. J B Thomas says Elyria leads Ohio in the drive with a 2700 member goal. John H Cremer Jr Cleveland Red Cross executive secretary will speak on flood relief work. Hewitt presides. 29 resident teams and four clubs plan downtown canvassing. township groups form across Lorain County.
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Red Cross
Ohio
Elyria
J. B. Thomas
Elyria Community Chest
First Congregational Church
John H. Cremer, Jr
Cleveland
The
American Red Cross
Hewitt
James A. Hewitt
Kiwanis
Rotary
Rotary, Young Men
Elyria Chapitel
Lorain County
Lorain
George Richwine
Silver Jubilee Banquet Tonight at Elsrian Y M C A
The Elsrian M C A completes preparations for a 6 30 p m silver jubilee banquet celebrating twenty five years. About 150 Elsrians are expected to attend and hear reminiscences of the association beginnings in Elyria and the 1911 drive to raise funds for the current Y M C A building. Judge Gur B Findley will serve as toastmaster. No program details released.
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Elsrian
Gur B. Findley
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
President Roosevelt Heads 5000 Mile Midwest Swing for Reelection
President Roosevelt began a 10 day campaign tour with a 5000 mile swing through the middle west. The revised itinerary has four major speeches in Omaha Denver Chicago and Detroit plus numerous rear platform appearances. The trip aims to win electoral votes in agricultural states amid farm policy debate led by Alf M. Lendon against the New Deal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Middlewest
Rocky Mountains
Omaha
Denver
Chicago
Detroit
Gary
Alf M. Lendon
Triggerman in Black Legion murder sentenced to life
Dayton Dean, who confessed to the Black Legion killing of WPA worker Charles Poole, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Joseph A. Moynihan to life imprisonment with hard labor and solitary confinement. Dean, a star witness in related cases, will be remitted to police custody as a result.
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Detroit
Dayton Dean
Black Legion
Charles Poole
WPA
Joseph A. Moynihan
Dean
Poole
Michigan
Wayne County
P T A Officers Meet For School Of Instruction
About 169 Lorain county P T A officers attended a school of instruction at East Carlisle school sponsored by the Lorain County Council of P T A s Elsha and Lorain were represented though not county council members Principal speakers included Mrs Emmet Stopher Mrs Ethel Peters Simon Mrs W Basinger and Mrs Tracy LaCosta Mrs W E Love presided over the event.
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Lorain County
East Carlisle
Liner Arrives Safely After Fire in the Mediterranean
Amsterdam dispatch says the Netherlands motor liner Marinx Van St. Aldegonde arrived safely at Ajacmo Crosica after a fire in the Mediterranean. Passengers and crew are reported well. Hold No 2 was flooded. The liner plans to proceed to Genoa then resume its voyage.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Marinx van St. Aldegonde
Ajacmo
Crosica
Mediterranean
Lner
Genos
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Acme
Stimson
Triggerman
Ohio City
Virgil F. Effinger
Lima
Arthur W. Lupp
Wilbur Robinson
Lester Black
Ernest Martin
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