Snowstorm Traps Hundreds Across Intermountain West
A autumn snowstorm crippled parts of Wyoming Utah northern Colorado and western Oregon Washington trapping hundreds of hunters in mountains canyons and forests. National Guardsmen forest rangers and deputies search for stranded people amid deep drifts while reports say roads become impassable and some rescuers struggle through three to four foot piles.
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Elyrian Pays Fine backs in jail on new charge
John Vargo of 154 Dilworth street paid a $100 fine and costs after arraignment for theft of carpentry tools. He was jailed again on a charge of grand larceny after police linked missing plumbing equipment from a February 1946 job. Tools found at his residence tied to the case. he denied other thefts.
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Frenry W. Ault
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Liet. Miller
McClure Plumbing and Heating Co
Miller
Boy Drowns After Wandering From Home Near Lake St Marys
James Dale Chilcoat two year old son of Mr and Mrs Rafe Chilcoat wandered from a home where he had lived less than a week yesterday and drowned in Lake St Marys authorities reported the incident in St Marys Ohio.
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Rafe Chilcoat
Lake St. Marys
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Keeps Warm Weekend
The forecast for northeast Ohio calls for fair and continued warm conditions this afternoon tonight and Sunday. Low tonight around 60 degrees with a high Sunday near 84.
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Robbers Break Into Wakeman School for 400 Dollar Theft
Wakeman burglars forced entry through a rear basement window and a door panel in the janitor’s room, breaking the safe in the office and taking about 400 dollars. Superintendent Raymond Hedfield found the scene as fairgoers were paid in cash elsewhere. Insurance covers the loss. sheriff Harry Broome suspects non amateurs. A separate burglary occurred at Collins Elevator nearby.
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Huron County
Harry Broome
Collins
Reward Offered for Lorain Murder Suspect
County commissioners posted a 1909 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Alan Feeler. The victim was found near Broadway and 11th Street in Lorain on September 17 with his throat cut, and the move follows a call by Lorain police and Prosecutor Paul Kus who said rewards often yield crucial tips.
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Ohio Doctor Killed as Truck Crash In Armagh
Dr. Edgar H. Knowlton age 70 of Mantua Ohio was killed and his wife Elva age 65 was critically injured when their car was struck by a tractor trailer at a highway intersection in Armagh Pennsylvania. The couple were thrown from the vehicle and the truck wheels passed over the doctor. The death was reported as instantaneous.
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Community Chest campaign heats up with planning drive
Final week before the 33rd annual Community Chest campaign as the executive committee and labor management committee meet. Plan includes a dinner for plant chairmen at the Marine Room Elks Club, speaker bureau activity led by R G Tarler, and 10 000 distributed folders. Scouts organize to distribute literature. letters urge family support aiming for a $98 053 goal. Residential division captaincy listed with district by district team leaders and township groups.
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John Tirsms
Helen Johnston
Arthur Robson
L. Butler
Warne Wise
Robert Wilson
Grafton
Kiwanis Club
Sam Kahn
Fred Lohnes
E. C. Harr
Mark Willis
Richard Gollmar
U S Sets Push to End Coal Dispute With Quick Talks
U S calls for an early end to the coal dispute as John L. Lewis and soft coal operators agree to resume contract negotiations next Wednesday in response to government warnings the economy cannot endure a prolonged strike. Moody says parley with Southern Coal Producers Association will reopen next Wednesday not in Bluefield.
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Industry
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Southern Coal Producers Association
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Elyria Mayor Proclaims Fire Prevention Week
Mayor Henry W. Ault proclaims October Fire Prevention Week in Elyria. He cites the 1871 Chicago Fire and urges citizens to participate in the safety campaign to reduce fire risks and protect the community.
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Henry W. Ault
Chicago
Chile
Idaho Senator Dies Suddenly
Washington Ser Bert Heare Miller a 69 year old Democratic freshman senator from Idaho died unexpectedly at his home. Death was due to coronary thrombosis. Miller resigned as Idaho Supreme Court justice after his senate bid. His wife Carolin H and daughter Mrs James Hawley Jr were with him. James Hawley his administrative assistant.
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Bert Heare Miller
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Supreme Court of Idaho
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James Hawley, Jr
James Hawley
Taft warns against excessive government regulation
Senator Taft addressed about 305 people at the Elks Hall urging balanced regulation. He argued for restraint to protect liberty and initiative while acknowledging some abuses in the economy. He contrasted freedom with totalitarianism in Russia and warned against chronic government relief expectations, noting forecasting limits and the costs of broader welfare programs. He praised free enterprise and outlined positions on farming safeguards and England aid, finishing with a Lorain County stop schedule.
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Marion Johnson Resigns From City Posts
Marion Johnson, longtime sealer of weights and measures and building department assistant in Hamilton, resigned yesterday. The vacancy was reported by Service Director D. W. Kothe.
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D. W. Kothe
Railroads Face Threat Of Strike
About 110600 locomotive firemen and enginemen may vote on two possible strike dates as union leaders meet to discuss action against major railroads. The Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen demands an extra fireman on diesel locomotives rejected by a presidential fact finding board.
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Taft Honored At Elyria Luncheon
Senator Taft arrived in Elyria for a noon luncheon at the Elks club attended by Mayor Henry Ault, Richard Stith, Walter G. Nord, and David Ingalls. A later public meeting in the Elks ballroom and an Oberlin address capped his Lorain County tour.
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David Ingalls
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Henry Ault
Richard Stith
Elvira
Walter G. Nord
Oberlin
Senator Taft
Lorain
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New Valve On Water Tank In Service
Service Director D W Kothe reports tests completed yesterday for the automatic valve in the million gallon Belmont Street water tank were satisfactory and the take won win service. The valve guards against tank overflow during failure and controls water volume with a 15 million gallon daily average flow. A practical test occurred today after a serious eight inch break on West River Street at Louisiana Avenue. water in that area has been shut off during repairs.
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Walter Merers
Rail Union Votes To Help Strikers Aided by Dues
In Cleveland the International Association of General Chairmen of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen voted to assess each member two dollars per month to fund aid for fellow union members in their struggle for justice on Missouri Pacific Railroads. The resolution covers 125 general chairmen across U S and Canada and takes effect November 1 for the duration of the strike.
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Canada
$100 000 Project To Remodel Legion Post Home
Members of the Holding Company of Elvora American Legion Post No. 12 voted to proceed with a remodeling of the Legion home at 45 Ohio and to add a new wing. T L Hume of Lorain named general contractor and Ward & Conrad of Cleveland the architects. The project, costing just over $100000, plans a 104 by 42 foot one story brick wing for a 500-member meeting room and will integrate with the existing structure. Construction to begin soon after final approval.
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Legion
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Lorain
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Vinson Attacks Defense Cuts and Navy- Air Clash Call
House Armed Services Chair Carl Vinson denounced an $800 million Defense Department cut as harmful to national security accusing Defense Secretary Louis Johnson of ignoring the impact. Navy budget director Hopwood testified while Crommelin faced possible committee calls amid suspensions over leaked letters.
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Council Studying Water Supply For State Farm Project
Elyria may supply water to the Grafton prison farm if state development proceeds. AFL building trades reps Irving Higgins and Steve Stuhy say the project could cost about 1.2 million dollars annually for salaries and supplies. Water supply is seen as the major obstacle in talks with the Welfare Department officials Herman Geiser and J A Glatke.
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Grafton
AFL Building Trades Labor Unions
Irving Higgins
Steve Stuhy
Salares
Herman Geiser
State Welfare Dept
J. A. Glatke
Welfare Department
Ebria
Cause of Garage Fire Determined at Murphy Brothers
Fire Chief W N Bates announced cause of the garage fire at 70 Broad Street in Early yesterday morning. Blame placed on a gas burner left operating after hours used to heat a solution-filled vat for boiling radiator cores, with heat igniting a wood partition behind the vat.
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Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Page Promotes Savings
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to use Want Ad pages to sell unwanted items. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to have an ad taker help write an effective advertisement and maximize results.
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