Injuries Prove Fatal To Elyria Man
Edwin F Finnell aged 31 of 134 Warren Avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 10 40 PM Saturday from injuries suffered at 10 30 PM on September 23 when he fell on a protruding pipe near Wykrents restaurant on Lod Street He was born in Coshocton and had lived in Elyria eight years employed as a painter He is survived by his wife Nellie and three children Maxine Marlene and Lois His father John Finnell of Coshocton brothers John and David Elyria sisters Mrs George Sheldon Elyria and Mrs Harry House Cleveland Funeral services will be held at Welsh Funeral Home at 8 AM Tuesday then at the Salvation Army Hall Coshocton with burial in Coshocton.
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Edwin F Finnell
Warren Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wykrents
Lodstreet
Coshocton
Finnell
Elysa
Nellie
Maxine
Marlene
Lois
John Finnell
John
David Elyria
George Sheldon
Elyria
Harry House
Cleveland
Salvation Army Hall
Supreme Court to Consider NLRB Cases
The Supreme Court opened its 1939 40 term agreeing to review several National Labor Relations Board challenges. The actions include ruling on union appeal rights after NLRB certification and the NLRB run off election methods. Also denied a stockholders tax appeal and a Cudahy Packing Co. case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
New Labor Board
Gaiis
Central Republic Trust Co
Chicago
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Labor Board
NLRB
American Federation of Labor
CIO Longshoremen’s
West Coast
Nsumers Power Co
Jackwon
Cudahy Packing Coremau
NURB
Revoke Foundry Union Charter in AFL Meet
CINCINNATI Oct 9 The American Federation of Labor at its 59th convention revoked the charter of the International Brotherhood of Foundry Employes and ordered its members join the Molders Union The consolidation had been urged since 1935 but foundry workers refused to negotiate The foundry group claims about 3500 members while the Molders number about 23000 A related executive council report asked further study on a Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers Union chartering dispute centering on cement plant jurisdiction.
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Cincinnatio
American Federation of Labor
International Brotherhood of Foundry Employes
Molders Union
AFL Executive Council
Molders
Committee On Executive Council
Cement Lime and Gypsum
Weather forecast for Ohio and Plains states
The bulletin notes fair weather in Ohio tonight with rising clouds Tuesday and rain later. Cooler air moves into the west this afternoon. Over the past 24 hours a well developed disturbance over the Plains with high pressure in the Southeast and Northeast brought moderate to heavy precipitation from the Lake region southwestward through the Great Lakes. Temperatures remain warm in the Central Valley.
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Ohio
West Portion
Plains States
Lake
Central Valley
Public Budget Hearing Set for Lorain County 1940 Budget
Lorain County will hold a day long public hearing on its tentative 1940 budget of 610 394 in the county commissioners office tomorrow from 9 am to 4 pm. Commissioners John E Davidson O Dunn and Edward DeChant, who prepared the budget, invite anyone interested to review and question the plan. Letters were sent to civic groups inviting inspection. The proposed budget is about 70 000 more than anticipated income for next year, yet lower than 1939 appropriations.
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Lorain Courtys
John E Davidson O ' Dunn
Edward DeChant
British And French Governments In Complete Accord On War Aims
London reports that Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain and France are in complete accord on the purposes of their entry into the war against Germany. He said the war aims have been stated, and that any future, more specific declaration would be made jointly by the two governments. Chamberlain answered Labor member Arthur Henderson on whether a formal joint statement would be published in due course.
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London
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Arthur Henderson Laborite
Izustia
Great Britain
France
Europe
Poland
Anc
Paris
Roosevelt
New Gym Season Opens at Elyria Y M C A
Elyria YMCA announces 1939 40 gym season with business men classes at 515 pm daily Monday to Friday and young men at 8 pm Monday and Thursday. Swimming instruction available by appointment and beginners at 4 pm Mondays with advanced swimmers at 4 pm Fridays. Lifesaving classes at 7 pm Tuesdays.
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Y McA
Carl Wagner
Wagner
37 Die In Mine Blast At Saint Etienne France
An explosion in the Loire coal mine at Saint Etienne France today killed seven men and injured several others. The blast occurred 2000 feet underground and was fueled by fire damp spreading through the ruins.
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Saint Ketienne
France
Loire de Saint Etienne
G M C Heads Go On Trial In Federal Court
SOUTH BEND IN October 9 General Motors Corporation three affiliates and 19 individuals including Alfred P Sloan Jr and William S Knudsen go on trial in federal court on a charge of conspiring to violate the Sherman anti trust law The indictment charged defendants with coercing dealers to finance auto sales through GM finance units hindering interstate commerce The case stems from a May 27 1938 grand jury indictment following a year long Justice Department probe Conviction could carry a $5000 fine per defendant and up to one year imprisonment per individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P Sloan, Jr
William S Knudsen
Sloan
General Motors
Knudsen
General Motors Sales Corporation
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
General Motors Acceptance Corporation of
Indiana
Department of Justice
Costly Yacht Burns Will Be Rebuilt
Yonkers NY October reports Anthony Fokker, noted aircraft designer, will raise the sinking QFD streamliner yacht from the Hudson. The vessel burned and sank off Yonkers Saterway. Police search the river for missing crew member John T Wenemeker Jr of Congers NY, presumed drowned.
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Yonkers, NY
Anthony Fokker
Hudson River
Yonkers Saterway
John T Wenemeker, Jr. Jr
Congers
Submarine sighted near Key West prompts security check
The White House reported Navy patrols saw a non American submarine about 20 miles west of Key West Florida on Sunday morning, with two non American oil tankers nearby. President Roosevelt earlier cited a sighting off Miami and possible link to the Key West boat. Officials said nationality could not be disclosed and the incident is under official review.
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Washington
White House
Navy
Key West Fla
Stephen T Karly
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Miami
Fla
Key West
Panama
Early
Maine
Boston
Pacific
Alaska
Caribbean
Savings and Loan Robbery in Dayton T:
Three clean shaven men held up the Lincoln Federal Savings and Loan Co in Dayton today and escaped with about 2000 dollars. Secretary treasurer JL Sharrer and Russell Ullmer were inside with Eva Manser and J H Finger when the robbers burst in. They looted a cash drawer while an open safe was ignored. A fourth bandit waited in the getaway car.
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Dayton
Lincoln Federal Savings & Loan Company
JL Sharrer
Russell Ullmer
Scharrer
Ullmer
Eva Manser
Vatican Reports Executions in Polish Territory
Vatican City reports recurring private messages of executions involving clergy, businessmen, and ship owners in Polish areas under Russian control. The Semi official News Bulletin notes the information came from private sources via the Holy See.
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Vatican
Vatican City
Russia
Futy See
Nine Ohioans Die In Week End Fatalities
United Press reports nine Ohioans killed over the weekend in crashes drownings and fires. Dayton men Joseph Machuens and Eugene Brun, 32, die when their car is struck near Xenia by a vehicle carrying four Spring held men. Near Solon Elizabeth Ziveak instantly killed when her car is hit by one driven by William Davis, 20, of Avondale. Davis charged with manslaughter. Lima man Frank Wantuck, 53, dies after his car is struck by another driven by Harvey Stauffer. Seven others injured. Rufus Jacobs, 57, a Spanish American War veteran, drowns after stepping off a pier into Sandusky Bay. Dayton resident Stephan Bousser, 52, burns to death in junk yard fire. Richard Ankton, 19, of Washington CH, dies when a tractor overturns during unloading. Lisbon laborer Hosey Donahew, 27, East Liverpool, killed when a county truck backs over him. Robert La Point, 16, dies from burns when a gasoline stove he was repairing explodes, destroying his parents’ farm home near Lima.
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United Press
Joseph G Machuens
Eugene Brun
Dayton
Xenia
Solon
Elizabeth Ziveak
William Davis
Avondale
Charles Linert
Frank Wantuck
Lima
Harvey Stauffer Findlay
Rufus Jacobs
Sandusky Bay
Stephan Bousser
Richard Ankton
Washington Chh
Lisbon
Hosey H Donahew
East
Chandler Named U. S. Senator From Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky October 9 1940 Chandler a longtime Kentucky politician resigns as governor to accept appointment as United States Senator to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Logan. Lieutenant Governor Johnson succeeds him as governor and later proceeds to La Grange to dedicate reformatories before Chandler heads to Washington to take the oath of office.
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Frankfort
Albert Benjamin Chandler
Blue Grass
Kentucky
United States
Kf M Logan
Keen Johson
Richmond
Chandler
Hus
Johnson
Chandlers
la Grange
Washington
Senate
Charge Gambling Has Full Sway In Kent
Kent Stater reports a survey showing gambling has full sway in Kent. It notes students gambling and spending room and board money. Prosecutor Theodore Tilden says officials must clean up gambling vices, blaming laxity in the department.
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Kent
Kent Stater
Kent State University
Theodore Tilden
Portage County
Last Chance to Register for November 7 Vote
Today is the final day to register or update address changes for the November 7 election. The board of elections at the Elyria Savings and Trust Co building will stay open until 8 PM to accommodate unregistered voters and those who have moved without recording a change of address.
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Fqlyians
Board of Elections
Elyria
Auto collision near Tiffin claims several lives and injuries
An automobile crash at a highway intersection near Tiffin obscured by cornfields and weeds resulted in the death of Mrs. George Mereeren, 6, and injuries to Josey Ber seek wee broken Florister, Mes Irene Smith, 3, with five others treated at a Tiffin hospital.
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Tiffin O
George Mereeren
Tiffin
Josey Berseek
Mes Irene Smith
Cheveadnd
Rain Cooler Forecast for Ohio
The weatherman predicts a break from the heat today with a late morning high and 63 degrees, followed by cloudy skies tonight. A general rain is expected tomorrow afternoon lasting several hours, benefiting agriculture, with showers in western areas and cooler weather to follow in Ohio and West Virginia.
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Great Lakes
Plains States
Texas
Ohio
West Virginia
Dutch Freighter Binnendijk Sinks After Mine Hit
London reports neutral nations seek naval protection for cargo ships to England as Britain expands convoy use. The 6873 ton Binnendijk, operating on the New York Amsterdam route, struck a mine in the channel and sank. 41 crew rescued by a British tender and taken to port.
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London
Britain
England
Belgium
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
New York
Unclear item on police report and gun violence
Fragmentary OCR text mentions police reports, gun violence, possible firearm incident and a person connected to a church or meeting, with uncertain details. No clear names, places, dates, or actionable facts are readable from the source.
French Premier To Answer Hitler Tuesday
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier will reply to Hitler's Reichstag peace proposal in a radio address Tuesday night. Daladier will begin speaking at 9 PM local time, 3 PM ELST, addressing the National and international audience on the proposal's implications.
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Adolf Hitler
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Adolf
Soviet Urges Allies to End War and Return Peace
Izvestia in Moscow calls on Britain and France to accept Nazi and Red Army gains and push a businesslike end to the European war. It frames Hitler’s peace offensive as a path to consolidating eastern Europe and suggests mediation possibilities remain uncertain amid Allied resistance.
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United Press
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Izvestia
Soviets
Germany
Adolf
Czech Aviator Sets Off Mine Killing 67 Germans
Paris dispatch from Zurich states a Czechoslovakian aviator blew an airfield mine near Pragut, killing 67 Germans and himself after being questioned by the Gestapo. He led a force of police and German aviators into a hangar before triggering the explosion.
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Paris
Sair
Zurich
Pragut
Gestapo
Berlin Railroad Wreck Claims Twenty Lives
Rescue crews using torches battled through a Berlin wreck scene as a deadly rail disaster north of the city left twenty people dead. Officials and witnesses described a chaotic night with trains colliding and scene investigations underway.
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Berlin
Frr
Senate stalls three day recess over European peace move
Senate leaders spar over a three day recess as Alben Barkley blocks Edwin Jolaneau motion while John Johnson pushes a proposal for Roosevelt to seek armistice in Europe. Johnson argues neutral nations seek a strong neutral act and that stopping the war remains the sure path to avoid involvement amid Hitler’s peace overtures. House debates neutrality as Hamilton Fish calls for cash and carry with embargo repeal opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Edwin
Jolaneau
D. Cole
Barkley
Johnson
Roosevelt
Sendon Downey
D. Calif
Downey
Germany
Reich
Mr. Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Charles W. Tobey
N H
Motiern
Fleet
K Pitman
Diet of the Foreign Relations
United States
House
Hamplton Fish
Russia Negotiates For Bases In Lithuania
Helsinki, Finland, October reports say German ships repatriating 120,000 Germans signal Russia’s growing dominance of the inner Baltic. Russia reportedly holds naval and air bases in Estonia and Latvia and seeks similar bases in Finland’s islands between land and Sweden and in the Hoagland island in the Gulf of Poland, 120 miles west of Leningrad and Kronstadt.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Esthenian
Russia
Baltic
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Pinland
Betweenland
Sweden
Hoagland
Gulf of Pinland
Leningrad
Kronstadt
Indra Sinks After Mine Hit in North Sea Convoy
The Finnish steamer Indra carrying timber in a three ship convoy to Holland struck a mine and sank off Terschelling Island on October 9. All crew were rescued and safe.
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Terschelling Island
Holland
Indra
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Acme
Bulletin
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Burns
U. S
Lydia Barbara Koch
Reinforced Paper Bottle Company
Columbus
Fiolen
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