Ridgeville Township Auto Crash Leaves Man Injured
Ridgeville Township reports a man injured in a Route 20 crash east of Elyria. Donald W Nichols 46 of General Industries suffered neck lacerations and forehead abrasions after his car was struck by George M Kiser 29. Nichols was treated and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Ridgeville Township
Elyria
Donald W Nichols
General Industries Company
Route 20
Michael Bulzem
Nichols
George M. Kiser
Erie Street
Marks
Kisers
Snd Fey
Kiser
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. W. Boidler
Romeo Pump Company
Fred R. Wilford
RD. 1
Ridgeville
George E. Miser
Cleveland
North Ridgeville
John Hudak
Chelmer Davidson
Wilford
Rilph Kinney
D. 2. el
Lake Avenue
Kinney
F.L. Schneider
East Bridge Street
East River Street
Lerain
Hitler Flags Three British Leaders
London dispatch reports Adolf Hitler’s speech predicting a faster British armament pace despite the Munich agreement. He asserted Germany’s postwar victories came from strength and attacked three leading Conservatives Churchill Eden and Duff Cooper, signaling potential shifts in British leadership.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Winston Churchill
Stop Hitler
Soheerative Party
Anthony Eden
Alfred Duff Codper
Admiralty
Churchill
City Hall To Close At Noon Wednesday
Elyria city hall will close at noon Wednesday in observance of Columbus Day. Mayor Joseph Q. Petro and Safety Service Director I. D. Faxon announced the change.
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City Hall
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
Ohio Weather Picture: Fair Tonight and Tuesday
A large high pressure area dominates the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with fair skies and moderate temperatures. The north Pacific coast and western Canadian provinces see warmer conditions while the Rocky Mountain Plateau experiences low pressure and scattered showers.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Rocky Mountain Plateau
North Pacific Coast
Inherit Million for Louisville Heiress Miss Barker
Miss Jessie Barker of Louisville will receive one million dollars on her 23rd birthday March 22, 1939, from her father Jesse Barker’s estate. If she dies before 23, the bequest goes to the University of Illinois and Illinois institutions. Barker’s mother remarries Wright Barr, an insurance man. A court increased her monthly allowance from $500 to $1,000.
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Ouisville
Jessie Barker
Louisville
Jesse Barker
Peoria
University
Barker
Catholics Rally As Nazi Abuses Stoke Austrian Faith
In Vienna on October 10 Catholics predicted a religious revival following Nazi abuses that burned a crucifix prayer books and a Madonna painting. Attendance at church services rose and Cardinal Innitzer urged homes to reinforce religious education. Nazi youth rallied near the cathedral while police kept crowds orderly and one man was arrested for shouting insults.
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Wienna
Austria
Vienna
Cardinal Innitxer
New Storm Center
Cardinnal’s
Dachau
Dacheu
Innitzer
Vatican Plans Protest Against Anti Catholic Demonstrations
Vatican sources say the Holy See will lodge a strong protest over anti Catholic demonstrations in Vienna. Osservatore Romano condemned the Vienna disturbances and offered condolences to Archbishop Innitzer for attacks on him, religion, and the Church of Christ.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Vienna
Osservatore Romano
Osservatore
Austria
Cardinal Innitzer
Church of Christ
Unveil Tablet In Tribute To Daddy Allen
A memorial tablet dedication at the Elyria Home for the Aged honored the late Edgar F. Allen and his wife for aiding the crippled sick and aged. Speakers included S. H. Squire and Frank W. Hoover among others, recalling Allen’s work with the International Society for Crippled Children and the 1907 Memorial Day wreck that spurred hospital work. Out-of-town guests and Boyd family members attended this tribute to Allen and Boyd contributions to the home.
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Edgar F. Allen
Elyria Home
S. H. Squire
Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Squire
Homer
Eyria Memorial Hospital
Allan
Frank W. Hoover
R. F. Vandemark
C. 3. Johnson
Canton
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Wagur
Obertin
Norwalk
W. W. Robertson
Methodist Church
Galton
Frank B. Allen
Philadelphia
G. E. Stinson
R. Stewart
Stinson
Stewart
Boyd
Home For the Aged
The
16000 Return To Auto Plant Jobs Question Unsettled
DETROIT October 10 Sixteen thousand automobile workers idle by a Plymouth Chrysler strike returned to work today with uncertainty over Thursday. United Auto Workers officials will meet Chrysler to discuss enforcing a 32 hour week to give unemployed members a chance to work. Plymouth workers walked out after 32 hours in a week, a move that shut Briggs Manufacturing bodies plant on Macomb Avenue and denied a fifth day of work. Buick Flint workers postponed a strike vote pending talks between the union bargaining committee and General Motors over alleged seniority contract violations.
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Detroit
Plymouth
Chrysler Company
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler
Macix Avenue
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Buick Motor Car Company
Flint
General Motors
Plane Crashes Four Killed In Wisconsin Crash
Four people were killed and a fifth seriously injured when a plane crashed into a Eau Claire building during an emergency landing. Victims include James Small 25 Marion Kentucky Marion survey expert, Orlie Berkley 24 aerial photographer, and Robert E Butler 64 chauffeur. Pilot Willis Kyser 30 died from burns.
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Eau Claire
Wis
James Small
Marion
Abram Aerial Surveys
Lansing
Mich
Orlie Berkley
Robert E Butler
Butler
Small
Berkley
Willis Kyser
Niles
Desperado Given Life Sentence for Kidnapping
In Minneapolis on October 10, Joan Couch 23 a Southwestern desperado was sentenced to life by Federal District Judge M M Joyce for kidnapping Peggy Gross and Daniel Cox Fahey Jr of St Louis Mo. A jury found Couch guilty under the Lindbergh law. Companion James Otis Meredith was killed while attempting escape after being captured near Effie Minnesota two days after the victims were released near Chempiin Minnesota.
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Minneapolas
Mine
Joan Couch
Southwestern Desperado
M. M. Joyce
Peggy Gross
Daniel Cox Fahey, Jr
St. Louis
Couch
James Otis Meredith
Effie
Minn
Chempiin
Meredith
Minneapolis
Supreme Court Decisions Are Given Today
The Supreme Court inferentially affirmed its 1935 ruling denying damages in gold clause cases by rejecting John M. Perry's review of a Court of Claims decision seeking 16931 from the government over a $10000 Fourth Liberty Bond. Also granted Perry’s petition on other cases and reviewed Ford Motor Co. and Luciano related appeals with mixed outcomes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John M. Perry
New York
Court of Claims
High Tribunal
Perry
Ford Motor Company
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Ford
River Rouge
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey Dewey
Herebert Lehman
Luciana
David Betillo
Abraham Wahrman
Thomas Pennochhio
James Frederico
Ralph Lugori
Luciano
Sands Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Father Of Elyria Editor Dies After Month of Illness
James A. George father of J. Clare George of the Chronicle Telegram died at New Castle hospital after a monthlong illness. Born November 19, 1864 in Armstrong County, he spent his life in tin plate manufacturing and led the hot mill division at American Sheet and Tinplate Co. He served on New Castle council, was a director at Union National Bank and other groups, and chaired Central Presbyterian church trustees for over two decades. Survived by two sons, five grandchildren, a brother and sister. his wife had died earlier in June.
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James A. George
J. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
New Castle Hospital
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Mr. George
Armstrong County
American Sheet and Tinplate Co
Union National Bank
Mutual Building Loan Association
George
Central Presbyterian Church
J. Clare
Elyria
Raymond M
Princeton
Twenty Killed In Airliner Crash In Germany
Twenty persons perished when an airliner traveling from Brussels to Berlin crashed near Soest Germany today. Most passengers were German, including a man and wife with three children. The cause was not known and witnesses said the craft broke up in mid air and fell in fragments from a 1000 foot cloudy ceiling. The Savoia type plane belonged to the Belgian S A B F E N A line.
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Soest
Germany
U.P
Brussels
Berlin
Duesseldorf
Societe Anonyme Belge D'Exploitation de la Navigation Arienne
Refuse Mooney Case Review Denies Mooney Appeal
The Supreme Court refused to review California court decisions denying freedom to Thomas J. Mooney, who is serving a life sentence for participating in San Francisco's 1916 preparedness day bombing. Justices Black and Reed dissented, leaving a possible gubernatorial pardon as the remaining option.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
High Court
Mooney
Black
Reed
Appeal Dismissed in Anna Hahn Ohio Death Case
The U S Supreme Court dismissed Anna Marie Hahn’s appeal from an Ohio Supreme Court death sentence for the Wagner murder conviction. Hahn, tried in Hamilton County Ohio, faced execution by electric chair after a stay and pending U S review. further avenues rest with clemency or Governor action.
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Washington
Del
L.P
United States
Sueme Court
Anna Marie Hahn
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Halim
Tramilton County Common Pleas Court
Jacob Wagner
George Csollina
Wagner
Ohio Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Nazi Police Begin Drive In Sudetenland
Berlin reports Gestapo operatives have started a campaign to cleanse the German occupied Sudetenland of Marxists traitors and state enemies. The army will cooperate with the secret police as a special headquarters near Dresden is set to dispatch a picked force. Hitler praised Mussolini as a friend and warned Western leaders as Munich arrangements proceed.
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Berlin
Gestapo
Sudetenland
Dresden
Sudeten
Germany
Interior Department
Konrad Henlein
Suderland
Henlein
Free Corps
Hitler
Saarbruecken
France
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Alfred Duff Cooper
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Great Britain
Mussolini
Munich
Russian Fliers Attack Lindbergh in Pravda Burst
Russian aviation figures harshly accused Col. Charles Lindbergh in Pravda of slander against the Soviet air force. The editorial said he acted under English reactionaries to taint Soviet aviation and aid Neville Chamberlain in pressuring Munich. Lindbergh’s August visit was lavishly hosted by supporters of the letter.
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Moscow
Russia
Charles A . Lindbergh
Pravda Today
Tookline
Lindbergh
Germany
Pravda
Communist Party
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Roosevelt expected to meet British King and Queen
Washington reports Roosevelt likely to meet King George and Queen Elizabeth during their Canada visit next summer. Possible handshake at the border or a formal Washington meeting are discussed, with Roosevelt awaiting assurance of acceptance before inviting the royal couple to the United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George
Great Britain
Elizabet
Canada
United States
London
Bulgarian Army Chief and Aide Assassinated in Sofia
In Sofia on October 10, Maj. Gen. Ivan Peeff, chief of staff of the Bulgarian Army, and his aide Maj. Stoy anoff were shot dead by an assailant identified as Vlasseff from Stanimaka. The killer then fatally wounded himself. Vlasseff, recently released from prison for murder, had trailed them from near the ministry of justice on their way to the war office.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ivan Peeff
Staf
Peeff
Maj
Stoyanoff
Vlasseff
Stanimaka
Pension Groups Bring More Pressure
Washington faces pressure on farm relief social security and pension payments as Roosevelt returns to the capital. Analysts note potential crop price shifts and rising treasury deficits with WPA relief rolls at 3,120,036 and a looming new relief appropriation around February.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Treasury
Agriculture Department
Mid-West
California
Maine
Congress
WPA
Six Firemen Hurt At Baltimore Fire
Six firemen were injured fighting a three alarm blaze that threatened the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore. The flames reached the Henry Walters home adjoining the collection but gallery officials said none of the donated treasures were damaged.
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Baltimore
Walters Art Gallery
Henry Walters
Walters
Ouster petitions to be circulated for Lorain County sheriff
Petitions will be circulated today to remove Sheriff William F. Grall. William Jenne says petitions are being drawn by attorney Henry Webber, as the first step in common pleas court impeachment proceedings. About 4,300 signatures are required from 43,000 votes for governor, with impeachment possibly suspending the sheriff.
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William F. Grall
William Jenne
Lorain
William Peer
Harry Ziegman
Dave Crawford
Stanton
Hobbs
Lorain County
Guy B. Finchey
Crawford, Sr
Paul W. Smith
Smith
Crawford
F. A. Lawrence
Howard &. Butler
Lawrence
Dr. Lawrence
Ziegman
Crawford, Jr
Findley
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Daddy
Desperado
Refuse Mooney
Hahn
Grall
Fred Ruth
Wm. F. Grall
Sheriff of
F_ Grall
E. W. DeChant
J.B. Davideor
W. DeChant
J. B. Davide
C. G. Duan
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