Judge Denies Probations For Peer and Ziegman
Judge Guy B. Findley denied probation requests for William Peer and Harry Ziegman of Lorain. They were ordered to custody of the Sheriff. The hearing followed their bribery conviction related to former Sheriff William Grale. Prosecution opposed parole citing potential risk. witnesses testimonies described differing circumstances and health. The article notes defense efforts and the complex debate on whether public good favors imprisonment or parole.
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Guy B. Findley
William Peer
Harry Giegman
Lorain
Wilam Peer
Harry Ziegman
William F. Gral
Lawrence H. Webber
C. F. Adams
L. B. Adams
Ziegman
Frank Sanford
Lorain Eastor
Webber
Howard R. Butler
Sanford
Peer
Tyne 1
Sanord
Butler
Annual Meeting of County Health Group Tomorrow
The Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at the Elks Restaurant. A demonstration of case work problems in the fight against tuberculosis will be presented by L. B. Hindman and nurses Ruth Paddock, McCarthy, Kathryne Fulton, and Una Frisbie. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. requires reservations by 9 a.m. Wednesday. those attending only the meeting should arrive by 7:30 p.m. Annual reports on the work will be presented.
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Lorain County
Weather Ohio Report Shows Cloudy Skies and Cooler Temperatures
The Ohio valley sees a trough of low pressure extending southwestward while high pressure sits in the South Atlantic states. Showers and thunderstorms persist from the western lake region through the Mississippi valley to Texas. Temperatures remain warm in the Minnesota valley eastward but are cooler in the plains with some freezing in Nebraska and Colorado.
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Ohio
Howers
Plains States
Lake Huron
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic States
Uget Sound
New Mexico
Lakegion
Mississippi
Illinois
Civic groups attend county budget hearing in record turnout
Representatives from Elyria and Lorain Chambers of Commerce the American Majority Movement and private citizens formed an interested body at the county budget hearing. The day long session ran 9 am to 4 pm with invited civic groups attending. The $610,394 budget for next year is about $70,000 above anticipated income, and attendees asked questions to understand departmental costs.
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Elyria
Nine Die As Car Is Hit By Train At Crossing
At Etobicoke Ontario on October 10 a passenger train struck a car carrying seven schoolchildren and two women. The impact killed Mrs Gordon Brown and eight others including Marion Brown Gladys and Verna Davis Joyce Voyle Lucy Tibando Andrew Tibando and Marino Tibando. Police said Mrs Brown halted for an eastbound train then moved into a westbound train.
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Etobicoke
Ont
Canadian Pacific Railways
Gordon Brown
Brown
Marion Brown
Mildred Taylor
Toronto
Gladys Davis
Verna Davis
Joyce, Voyle
Lucy Tibando
Andrew Tibando
Marino
Ask For Names Of Employees On Bridge Jobs
Lorain County commissioners demanded a complete list of employees and addresses from bridge contractors after complaints that local iron and steel workers are being bypassed on two Lorain bridges. Anonymous tips and remarks by William Young of Elyria support claims that about 25 local structural steel workers exist, with around 20 potentially available for work.
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Lorain County Iron and Steel
Lorain
Lorain Structural Steel
William Young
Elyria
Young
Lorain County
City Hall Schedules Noon Thursday Closure
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro announced that city hall will stay open only until noon on Thursday Columbus Day. City employees may take the afternoon off as an anniversary observance. Annie
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City Hall
Joseph Q. Petro
AFL Rejects Blanket Endorsement of New Deal and Roosevelt
Cincinnati, Oct 10. The American Federation of Labor rejected a blanket endorsement of President Roosevelt and the New Deal. Delegates backed a resolutions report opposing universal support, noting benefits from some New Deal actions while criticizing others such as the first reorganization bill and the Wagner Act amendments. The session warned against political overreach and stressed selective backing rather than full endorsement. Teamsters president Daniel J Tobin urged flexibility for future unity talks with CIO leaders.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
AFL
Connecticut
Daniel J.tobin
Teamsters’ Union
AFI Today
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Pension Plan To Be Discussed At C O C Dinner
Frank P. Johnson of Columbus, former newspaper man, will speak at a Y M C A dinner at 6 30 p m Thursday. The Ely tia Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event to explain the Bigelow pension amendment before the Ohio vote next month. Residents may attend the dinner by noon Wednesday. The measure would provide pensions for Ohioans over years of age who are not employed.
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Frank P. Johnson
Columbus
Elytia Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Noted Lecturer To Speak Here On Wednesday Evening
Frederic Snyder renowned lecturer and publicist will speak at 8 p m Wednesday in the First Congregational Church as the opening talk in a series by the Elyria Y M C A educational committee He is described as a verbal editor and will discuss news views and world affairs.
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Frederic Snyder
Elyria Y. W. C. A
First Congregational Church
Snyder
Y M C A Campaign Workers Plan Meeting Tomorrow Night
Elyria Y M C A prepares for Black Cat membership drive with captains and group leaders to meet at the association building at 7 38 pm. Prospect cards will be distributed and campaign work will be organized as the drive proceeds.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Oberlin Man Victim In Family Shooting Near Death
Oberlin Ohio October 10 Allen hospital reports James Yarber 24 is critically injured after a family shooting. He wounded his wife 22 and mother in law 55 Roberta Sadler in the dining room on South College street before turning the pistol on himself. Both women expected to recover. The incident followed a family quarrel.
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Oberlin
Allen Hospital
James Yarber
Roberta Sadler
Yarber
South College Street
Courthouse Closure Planned for Columbus Day
County commissioners voted to close the courthouse on Columbus Day October 12 after common pleas court activities were suspended that day. Chairman John E Davidson led the motion with support from Edward DeChant and Oscar G Dunn against closing, noting prior confusion and favoring continued business.
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Columbus
John E. Davidson
Common Pleas Court
Edward DeChant
Oscar G. Dunn
Ohio
Old Water Tunnel At Lorain Transferred To The County
A deed transferring Lorain's old water tunnel under Black River at Erie avenue to the county was received and formally accepted by county commissioners. The abandoned conduit, now reserved for use as a wire path for current to operate the new Erie avenue tunnel, will save about 18 dollars in wiring costs.
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Lorain
Black River
Erie Avenue
Germans Drop Heavy Bombs on British Ships
German bomb ing planes dropped six heavy bombs on British battleships off the Norwegian coast. Two German bombers were damaged and forced to land in Denmark. Dispatches from Copenhagen noted four German planes forced down yesterday in Denmark or Norway after clashes with British ships in the North Sea.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Norway
North Sea
Berlin Seethes With Armistice Rumor Frenzy
Berlin buzzed with rumors of a British government resignation and an armistice. The city saw wine and liquor store rushes as people prepared to celebrate while officials denied any announcements. Rumors spread of Hitler Mussolini Molotov Goering and a possible Rome visit before official denial.
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Daladier Replies To Hitler Today
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier will answer Hitler’s “Why are we fighting” question by radio. The statement outlines Allied war aims including restoration of Poland and Czechoslovakia and a firm shield against later German aggression. Britain’s response via Chamberlain to follow, with mediators from neutral nations.
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Edouard Daladier
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Russia
Poland
United States
Great Britain
Hitler
France
Neville Chamberlain
Commons
Czechoslovakia
Heavy gunfire heard off Norway coast
Reported heavy gunfire was heard off the southwest coast of Norway today. Admiralty warships were said to be present in the North Sea area near the Firth Sea. No further details on ships or casualties available in the cracked fragment.
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Oslo
Admiralty
Forth Sea
Wets Toon
Hitler ties peace to war as winter relief drums up resolve
Adolf Hitler renewed peace proposals and warned of a terrible war, urging Germans to endure winter relief amid Allied blockades. Britain’s air minister boasted RAF success against U boats and a stronger force, while Daladier and Chamberlain prepared replies. Patrol fighting on the Rhineland persisted as Soviet tensions and Finnish talks loomed.
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United Press
Adolf Hitler
Eduard Daladier
Germany
Hitler
Fuehrer
Soviet
Russia
Royal Air Force
Kingsley Wood
House of Commons
London
Daladier
Neville Chamberlain
French Drive Back Strong German Patrols
German patrols attacked French lines from yesterday afternoon through night but were repulsed with hand grenades. French authorities said prisoners were sought at all costs and artillery duels raged along the front with Siegfried line guns in action. Raids increased east of the Moselle and in the Saarbruecken sector, though no massed infantry assault occurred. Weather delayed air support as recon planes appeared. France’s war communique No. 73 noted constant patrol activity and reciprocal artillery action.
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Paris
Siegfried Line
Moselle
Saarbruecken
Ohrenthal
Zweibruecken
France
Saar
More Reservists Are Called By Germany
Berlin reports a new call up of reserve soldiers from the 1911 and 1912 classes who had been exempted when first summoned. They are now asked to report for service as war demands rise.
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Germany
Efrlin
City Names Relief Director and Staff for New Department
Louis Stolzenburg of 138 Bath street, Elyria township constable, named director of the city's relief administration by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Mrs. Henrietta Colburn named case worker, Mrs. Marie S. Gilman adviser, with salaries set for director 125 a month, case worker 75, adviser 50. Gilman’s office to be headquarters at 307 Masonic Temple building. stenographer position to be filled at 60 a month. Relief administration to begin October 16, with about 200 cases to be turned over from the county. Stolzenburg to resign constable post to assume director role.
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Louis Stolzenburg
Bath Street
Elyria Township
Joseph Q. Petro
Henrietta Colburn
Marie S. Gilman
Associated Charities
Relief Department
Petro
Gilman
Masonic Temple Building
Stolzenburg
Ohio Chamber to Hold 46th Convention in Cleveland
The 46th annual convention of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce will convene in Cleveland on November 16 and 17.
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