Four Die In Elyria Road Crash With Liquor Arrests
Coroner investigated a Route 6 collision near Fields Corners that killed Chester Matuski and injured four others. Driver Like Springer was held pending autopsy and liquor charges after police found alcohol hidden at the scene. Norman Moore and Sidney Wrnn suffered injuries, while Peter Bondar and others faced severe head and facial wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ward
Seath
Chester Matuski
LaGrange
Route 6
Fields Corners
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Springer
East Lorain Street
Oberin
Clarence W. Dickard Springer
Akien
Walter Kolb
Matuski
Peter Bondar
Nickel Plate
LaGrange Township
Bondar
Lriren
Norman Moore
Sidney Wrnn
Iafton Street
Oberlin- Wrnn
Erdohitret
Moore
Ninor
Mataski
Sudro
Four Convicts Break From Illinois State Prison
Four escapees, among them Basil Banghart of the Touhy kidnap gang, seized a motor truck and broke through prison gates at Springfield Illinois. Two were recaptured soon after, Banghart and another convict remained at large as of the governor's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menard
Basil F the Owl Banghart
Roger Tauhr
Wée
Springfield
Ill
Basil Banghart
Sang
Henry Horner Lere
Banghart
Couict
Pinson
President Roosevelt Nears End Of Vacation At Sea
President Roosevelt nears the end of a vacation at sea as a Navy plane will make direct contact today with civilization when it flies to his cruiser, the Houston, from Bahia Honda, Panama. The Houston and escort cruiser Portland left Coco Solo after a pleasant three day stay and steamed toward Panama Bay to visit the Pearl Islands before heading through the canal toward home.
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T_S.S
Fatal Auto Crash Near Bucyrus Details
Russell Kelly, 23, of Columbus, was killed in a collision nine miles east of Bucyrus. Three other Columbus residents, Mrs. Missouri Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rogers, were seriously injured and taken to Crestline Hospital with injuries including a broken neck to Kelly.
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Bucyrus. C
Rusell Kelly
Columbus
Here
Kelly
Missouri Berry
Chester Rogers
Crestline Hospital
Weather update for Ohio region: partly cloudy tonight
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with increasing clouds Sunday. Inland areas see more cloud cover and warmer temperatures, especially in the east and south portions.
Surrender of Ras Haile Selassie’s Governor Aims to Open Ethiopian Front
Cour ier to Asmara reports that Ras Haile Selassie s governor Ras Haile Selassie Gugsa surrenders with 12 soldiers and 130 machine guns. The Italian staff sees a clear path to junction of northern and eastern armies, aiding the Addis Ababa Djibouti railway isolation and the eastern front strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Aduwa
Ethiopia
Asmara
Eritrea
UEH
Ras Hailie Selassie Gugsa
Tigre
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Ras Haile Selassie
Adigrat- Aduwa-Tiere
Rodolfo Graziani
Ethiopia Faces Major Test as 150000 Seek Front
A 150000 strong Ethiopian force prepares to meet 60000 Italian troops from Somaliland on the Southern Ethiopian plateau near JigJiga. Ras Nasihu departs to command the front as Italian air raids devastate Webbe Shibele valley and Tafari-Catana, with reports of civilian casualties. The Ethiopian commander rejects League of Nations interference, declaring the nation will fight to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
HARAR
Ethiopia
Jigjiga
Djibouti- Addis Ababa
Somaliland
Ras Nasihu
Jizjiza
Webbe Shibele
Jigjiza
League of Nations
League
Kentucky Kidnaping Case Is Near End
Closing arguments in Louisville Kentucky were expected to place the case of T. H. Robinson Sr. and Frances Robinson before the jury by noon. Assistant U S Attorney Oldham Clarke did not seek the death penalty in his summation of the government’s case against the father and wife of the fugitive kidnapper of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll. Clarke urged a verdict of guilty with the court to determine sentence. The chief charge was that Mrs. Robinson used part of the Tansom money. she testified she acted to save Mrs. Stoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotisville
Get
Bry
T. H. Robinson
Frances Robinson
U. S
Oldham Clarke
Alice Speed Stoll
Clarke
Robinson
Italian Forces Encircle Holy City in Ethiopia War
Italian dispatches say Trisum in northern Ethiopia is nearly encircled and Ak sum may fall within hours. From three northern bases two new major thrusts are planned into central Ethiopia as war ministry maps a line from the Eritrean frontier toward French Somaliland. Northern armies move toward the Addis Ababa Djibouti rail line and possibly Addis Ababa itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
Trisum
Ethiopia
War Ministry
Aksum
Addis Abava-Djibouti
Addis Ababa
Italian Minister Refuses To Leave Addis Ababa
Count Luigi Vinei Gigluicci Italian minister barricaded himself in the legation in Addis Ababa and won permission to remain temporarily despite an expulsion order. He held the legation fortress for four hours while staff departed, saying he would stay of his own free will until a safe exit was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Luigi Vinei-Gigluicci
Legation
Col. Calderini
de Grenet
Vinci Gigliucci
Officers Elected By VFW Post 3341
Officers for the coming year were elected at Rollin E. Hinksor Post No. 3341 Veterans of Foreign Wars in Woodmen's Hall. Mel Brown was reelected commander, with Col Frank Murbach senior vice commander and Paul Mori junior vice commander. Other posts include Arthur Perkins quartermaster and Otto K Mischka post advocate. Committees and plans for an Armistice Day banquet at Elks Restaurant and a Halloween masquerade on October 25 were announced, with installation set for November at a public ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast Nieht
Rollin E. Hinksor
Woodmen's Hall
Mel Brown
Col Frank Murbach
Paul Mori
Arthur Perkins
Otto K. Mischka
Circle Clapp
Joseph Wojcik
Dar
Burt Barton
John Marsh
Brown
Clarence C. Locke
Walter Hysell
Burt Barron
William Stiegerwald
Scott Lingenfelter
Elyria
Vicinity
S.tate
Mischka
Steigerwald
Barron
Elks
Clyde Clapp
C. Locke
Burr Burton
Perkins
Naval Blockade Emerges to Enforce Economic Penalties
Geneva reports world leaders weigh drastic steps against Italy over Ethiopia. A private 17-nation committee, led by Captain Anthony Eden, pushes for a total import ban on Italian goods and a possible naval blockade as a last resort to halt Mussolini’s campaign. Britain signals swift action while noting a blockade could be wartime.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Anthony Eden
Ethiopia
Britain
League Affairs
Mussolini
Italy
Eden
League
Haile Selassiés
LORS
le Nations
Frials
Great Britain
Scholarships Not Given To Athletes at Ohio State University
Ohio State University officials state that scholarships go to high school graduates with strong scholastic records, not athletes. Of about 4,000 freshmen, 33 receive scholarships tied to top state exam rankings, with funds covering only basic fees. The university notes statewide practices mirror its approach and cites NYA aid for many students, while Governor Davis defends government support but warns against pressuring university officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio State
State
Jos Herbert
Herbert
University Bureau
National Youth Administration
NYA
Martin L. Daver
Istate
Plane Crashes Pilot Lands In Tree In Fog
CHILLICOTHE Illinois October 12 Capt Rafael Baez Scott field army pilot bailed out when his plane ran out of gas in a fog at seven thousand feet and landed safely in a tree ten feet from farmer E R Swope who was plowing his field Baez was back scratched bruised and wedged in the tree shoes had to be removed to free him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ill
Rafael Baez
Scott Field
Governor and Finance Committee Clash Over State Budget
In Columbus Governor Daver fights to limit veto overrides on state department appropriations. House Finance chair Rep. Schweller held a secret session guarded by a 220 pound sentinel, claiming procedural breaches. The panel adjourned without agreement, planning further talks to trim increases and keep net rises under 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Daver
Finance Committee
Julian H. Schweller
Putnam Country
House
Schweller
Davery
P. H. Rogers
Lorain County
Rogers
Acute Alcoholism Fatal To Pigeons
New York report states Central Park pigeons are dying after consuming mash from East Side breweries. Police and humane societies investigated and suspect alcohol poisoning as the cause of many deaths among the city’s famous birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park
Humane Societies
East Side
Automobile Fire during Elyria Fire Prevention Week
A car on Furnace Street owned by E F Schroeder in Elyria caught fire during Fire Prevention Week. Backfire from the engine ignited gasoline, burning ignition wires and a water hose and scorching the hood paint. The owner extinguished most of the blaze with two pails of water before firemen arrived, and the damage was slight compared with the week’s earlier blaze.
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Elyria
Furnace Street
E. F. Schroeder
R. D. le
Clash of fascists and anti fascists in Columbus Circle
In New York on Columbus Day 400 fascist sympathizers and 400 anti fascists clashed in Columbus Circle. Fists and sticks were used as placards denounced Mussolini as world public enemy No 1. Police on horseback and foot police intervened amid the melee.
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New York
Columbus Circle
Mussolini
Sentenced To Four Months For Assault
Ben Volk, 51, of 315 Clark Street, was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to four months in the county jail by Major W. H. Vanoster after arraignment on an assault and battery charge. The incident stemmed from an attack on his son Benny Volk, 19, with a knife at about 1 20 a m. Police reported the elder Volk stabbed his son on the scalp and left shoulder. neither wound was serious. Volk was intoxicated at the time. Officers said he jumped from a second story window to escape them when first responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Volk
Clark Street
W. H. Vanoster
Benny
M. E. Olmstead
Myron Gibson
Volk
National Tube Co. Schedule For Coming Week
National Tube Company at Lorain outlines next week’s operations with two Plast furnaces and ten open hearth furnaces active. Bessemer converter runs double turns Monday and Thursday, rail mill resumes Monday, skelp mills one and three adjust schedules early in the week, five days of work planned for butt mills six seven and seamless mill one, no lapp mills in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Pliant
Lorain
Todat
Bessemer Converter
Skelp Mill
Wins Acquittal On Bombing Charge
Carl Kattier, 23, member of the Mechanics Educational Society of America, was acquitted by Common Pleas Judge George Kerr in Cleveland on bombing a transformer at Truscon Lites Company during a factory strike on February 21. The judge found the chief witness lied and that uncorroborated accomplice testimony could not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Carl Kattier
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Common Fleas
George Kerr
Cleveland
Truscon Lites Company
Kerr
Carl Adams
Avon
Man Killed In Fall From Netherland Plaza Hotel
Edward Lenhoff a 28 year old painter from Covington Kentucky fell 250 feet to his death from the Netherland Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati Ohio today. He was described by fellow workers as despondent all week due to illness. Lenhoff was a father of four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Edward Lenhoff
Covington
Netherland Plaza
Jury verdict in Lorain manslaughter case caps four day trial
Joseph Meluch 28, once a correspondence sleuth and former amateur boxer, is convicted of manslaughter by a nine women eleven men jury after a four day trial. The verdict came at 1:10 p.m. and carries an indeterminate prison term of one to 20 years. The jury also weighed second degree murder charges which could have meant life in prison, though parole is possible after seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meluch
Fred Bauer
St. Louis
Meluch
Lorain
Margaret
Chidren
Lon B. Adams
Melodi
D. A. Cook
Robert Wheeler
Oberlin
W. H. Kitne
Dearborn
Melich
Cookie
Gridder Suffers Fracture Of Neck In Michigan Football Game
Adrian Michigan October 12 Receiving a broken neck in the Buss field Hudson high school football game Keith Addieman 17 of Gasper Michigan was in critical condition in Bixby Hospital here The youth was injured in the first period of the game and was unable to walk carried off the field Keith a senior is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Addleman of Jasper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Keith Addieman
Gasper
Mich
Bixby
Bufield
Keith
Vernon Addleman
Jasper
Lakewood Man Fined for DWI and License Suspended
Herman of Lakewood was fined 50 dollars and costs and his right to drive suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested by Police Sergeant Curtis Hamlin after his car crashed into a pillar at the East Bridge sheet railroad bridge around 3 am yesterday. Howard Thompson was fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication when arraigned before the mayor this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. €. Herman
Lakewood
Beore
W. H. Vanoster
Curtis Hamlin
East Bridge Sheet Railroad Bridge
Howard Thompson
Skunk control policy debated in city meeting
The city faced two formal complaints about skunk depredations as residents argued for cheaper options. Victor Lebrun was named the official skunk tiller amid a contentious discussion led by Chef Frank Parsek about reducing or eliminating a formal skunk control program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menowinee
Uip
Yvictor Lebrun
Wenanee
Reve
Frank Parsek
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Bucyrus
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Erins
Tafari-Catana
Ozaden
Ras Nasibu
Kentucky
Holy City
V.F. W. Post
Herbert Hoover
Allan
New York City
Mr. Hoover
Insurance Company Board of Directors
Belgian Education Foundation
Les Unitet
National Tube Co
Gridder
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