One Killed And Three Injured In Auto Crash
John Mann a 66 year old Vermilion foreman for Ohio Public Service Company was killed when his southbound car collided on Baumhart Road with a machine owned by Jerry Barnard 45 of Bellevue causing both vehicles to overturn. Mann was thrown into a shallow creek and died of a fractured skull. Barnard and two other Bellevue residents suffered injuries and were hospitalized.
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John ©. Mann
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
Dine Foreman
Ohio Public Service Company
Vermilion
Bellevue
Baumhart Road
Route SY
Mann
Elyria
Jerry R. Barnard
N. West Street
John Hudak
John Judge
Cheude Adams
Amt Hospital
Barnard
Nickel Plate Ra
Herbert Barrys
West Street
Bellevoy
Nic Plate
Amelia Barry
Fherbert
Hmgtd
Vas
Argohorst Hoegpstad
Owl
Lergin
Belley
Rail wage cut threatens present recovery in railroad profits
Wheeler, chairman of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, warns a 15 cent wage cut for rail workers would hinder recovery. He estimates possible railroad profits at about 85.8 million dollars with gross revenue near 9300 million to 9500 million during the period, indicating a fragile financial outlook.
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Wheeler, Chirman
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Report Chinese City In Flames
Waichen city, eight miles east of Caonton, reported in flames after all day air raids by Japanese planes. Three Japanese columns move from the coast toward Canton as authorities plan to move Canton HQ to Yungyuen. Canton orders 400000 noncombatants evacuated to avert air raids and disease during a siege. Foreign consuls asked for shelter zones. Troops reportedly occupy Tamshui, near Bias Bay and the Hong Kong Canton railroad.
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Hong Kong
Waichen
Caontan
Canton
Yungyuen
Hong Kong-Canton
Weather Ohio and surrounding regions forecast update
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in Ohio tonight with warmer air in the south and east. Saturday brings more cool weather with partly cloudy skies. A high pressure system spans from New England through the Ohio Valley to Texas. A Gulf disturbance and a central Great Lakes low pressure trend influence conditions. Light rain along the north Atlantic coast and heavy precipitation in Florida are noted. Temperatures vary, cooler in the Ohio valley and eastern lake region, milder in the western lake region and central plains.
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Ohio
New England
Ohio Valley
Texas
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
North Atlantic
Eastern
Lake Region
Northwest
Western Lake Region
Central Plains
Roosevelt Seeks Broad Study of National Defense Needs
President Roosevelt announced a wide survey of American defense needs driven by foreign developments. He said budget estimates to strengthen national defense will rise, with a focus on standardization and mass production of strategic weapons like airplanes. The study will guide public statements on next year’s budget once completed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
Muga
Report Czech Guard Killed In Attack On Rail Station
Prague dispatch reports a Czech frontier guard was killed during a raid on a Zeech railroad station near Perbenik in Ruthenia. Hungarian soldiers seized three Czech railroad workers and three Czech soldiers, with the guard fatally shot while the party was halted at the border amid rising Czech Hungarian tensions.
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Prague
Perbenik
Zeech
Ruthenia
Slovakia
Kraloyky-Chlumec
Rifle Point
Pleads Guilty In Espionage Case In New York
Guenther Gustave Rumrrich an army deserter pleaded guilty in Federal Court to espionage charges as jurors were to be picked for a trial involving four defendants accused of forming the nation’s largest peacetime spy ring. He was charged with aiding theft of a military aviation code from Mitchel Field and Eastern Army Air Headquarters.
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New York
Guenther
Gustave Rumrrich
Rumrich
Mitchel Field
Eastern Army Air Headquarters
New Fire Truck Arrives For Elyria Fire Department
Elyria expects the second of three new firefighting pieces today. Fire Chief W N Bates announced a 750 gallon quadraple truck costing under 10000 dollars will arrive this afternoon, with an aerial ladder truck planned to follow.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Bates
J. D. Faxon
BE. A. Waldron
Cleveland
Crane Falls Into River Killing Two Workmen
A 68 ton traveling crane over-balanced and fell 75 feet from the Highland Park bridge into the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh. Two men died, a third was injured, and five others jumped off the barge as the crane’s 110-foot boom struck a moored steel barge but did not sink.
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Pittsburgh
Highland Park Bridge
Allegheny River
Forest Fire Situation Improves in North America
Volunteers and CCC workers fought brush and forest fires in southern Ontario and northern Minnesota. Winds driving fires over 700 square miles were subsiding and humidity rising. International Falls faced danger but gained equipment to subdue flames near city limits. About 1,600 men still patrolled near Labelle and Devlin where 17 of 21 fire victims were found. authorities warned of possible evacuations if fires spread.
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Fort Frances
Ont
CCC
Ontario
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Hibbing
Labelle
Devlin
Injured Cleveland Grid Player Dies
Dante De Cesare, 23, died today in a Cleveland hospital and became the city’s first football fatality of the season. He was injured in a head-on tackle during an amateur game Thursday, returned to play, then developed a headache and neck and shoulder pains before being taken to the hospital for an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
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Cleveland
Dante de Cesare
Cesare
Lorain Board Seeks Change In Football Game Date
Lorain Board of Education urged shifting the Elyria Lorain clash from November 14 to November 18 with a vote expected after talks with local authorities. If approved the game will be at Recreation Stadium on Friday. Three Lorain county players Kramer Meyer and Czak are Michigan teammates.
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Lorain Board of Education
Elyria-Lorain
Lorain
Board of Education
Recreation Stadium
Michigan
Lorain County
Paul Kramer
Jack Meyer
Ed Czak
Elyria
Woman Dies Reaching For Her Dogs In Cottage Fire
In Columbus on October 14 Mrs. Ella Holbrook 81 perished while trying to rescue six poodle dogs from a cottage fire caused by an oil stove. She woke her husband Frank 81 and escaped, but returned to save the pets as flames engulfed the home. Her daughter Mary Harter attempted multiple rescues.
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Columbus
Qet
Ella Holbrook
Armament Race Between Britain and Germany Likely
European peace grows harder as arms limits falter. Britain and Germany lead a可能 race, with other powers joining. Berlin press praises Hitler while London signals no tolerance for aerial superiority. Hungary defies, Czech tensions rise, and Munich accords loom as Poland eyed. Prague vows loyalty to Germany.
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United Press
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reich
London
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Budapest
Ukraine
Hitler
Frantisek Chvalkovsky
Munich
Czech Republic
Prague
Ger
Roosevelt Move To Mediate Labor’s Civil War
Houston October 14 delegates left a stormy convention with predictions that President Roosevelt would take early action to mediate the three year conflict between the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization. William L. Green was reelected president Frank Morrison named secretary treasurer and 15 vice presidents were elected.
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Houston
Tex
American Federation of Labor Today
Roosevelt
Committee For Industrial Organization
William L. Green
Frank Morrison
Educator Warns Against Communism In Chamber Dinner
Dr John C Caton of Chrysler Institute spoke to 260 Elyria residents at the First Methodist Church dinner, warning against ideological “isms.” He promoted engineering education, described the Institute’s graduate clinic, and stressed personality and wisdom as keys to success while noting religion and science can coexist. The talk highlighted Institute programs, savings for Chrysler and personal stories of success from humble origins. Frank E Stevens introduced the speaker and noted the Fifteen-Eight Committee’s role in arranging the event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
John C. Caton
Chrysler Institute
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Caton
James Selby Thomas
Chrysler Corporation
Dr. Caton
Frank E. Stevens
Chamber
Stevens
EB. L. Wilshere
Lorain County Approves Braun Bid for Broadway Paying Job
Commissioners award a $15,339.20 contract to Braun Builders Supply of Lorain for the Broadway paying project after reviewing gross bids. The lone competitor, Alex Aranyos of Peoples Coal and Supply, bid $16,657.10. The board emphasized choosing by gross price, reserving unit prices for substitutions and material mix.
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Broadway
Lorain
Braun Builders Supply Company
Alex Aranyos
Peoples Coal and Supply Company
Oscar Dunn
Dunn
John E. Davidson
Braun
Edweard DeChant
C. Mgs
Westside Lumber and Car Company
Murtach Coal and Supply Company
Consumers Building Supply Company
Cleveland Quarries Company
Peoples
West Side Lumber and Coal Company
Court Refuses To Review Appeal Of Lorain Death Case
Ohio Supreme Court declines to review the appeal of Nick Panchula as administrator of Paul Panchula’s estate for collection of a $1,000 judgment against Andrew Kay and Andrew Mihalsky. The death occurred when a bullet from their rifle crossed a highway near Lorain. The defendants’ bankruptcies led lower courts to dismiss the administrator’s petitions for aid in execution.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Nick Panchula
Paul Panchula
Andrew Kay
Andrew Mihalsky
Panchula
Kay
Mihalsky
Lorain
Admits Slaying Indiana Gurl Denies Attack
Adrian Miller, 31, an engineering student from Racine Wisconsin, was bound over for murder after confessing to slaying Alice May Girton, 17, a farm girl who moved to Fort Wayne six weeks earlier to attend business college. The coroner said death came from strangulation after an alleged sexual assault. The body was found by the landlady in Girton s room. Miller told detective Captain John Taylor he overheard Girton returning with a visitor, then entered and killed her. he claimed no memory of the events afterward. Corroborating details note Girton was a Winchester area resident with a deformed right arm and support from the Indiana State Rehabilitation department. Taylor credited advanced crime-detection methods used at the FBI school for his arrest.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Adrian Miller
Alice May Girton
Atetend Business College
Miller
Business
Lilian Welly
Walter Kruse
Racine
Wis
Indiana Technical College
Miss Girton
John Taylor
Winchester
Indiana State Rehabilitation Department
Storm Nears Florida on West Coast
A tropical storm approached Florida's west coast bringing increasing winds and heavy rain to the southern regions. Barometric pressure fell as squalls signaled intensifying weather across the area.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Resignation Rumors and Bribery Trial Motions Stir Lorain County
Lorain County men convicted in a slot machine bribery case seek a new trial arguing juror misconduct and judicial bias. Sheriff William F Grall faces resignation rumors amid bonding moves and impeachment petitions. Prosecutor Butler uses secret subpoenas as a grand jury probes vice and gambling, including alleged juror tampering.
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Lorain County
Charles F. Adams
Lon B. Adams
Lorain
John von Blum
Oberlin
Katherine le Ponce
Elyria
Mtsconduct
Howard R. Butler
Guy B. Findley
Butler
Grall
William F. Grall
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Board of County Commissioners
Howward R. Butler
Hunt 2 Men Who Held 17 Year Old Ohio Girl Captive
Miss Betty Gazarek an 18 year old North Baltimore high school graduate lay in Findlay Hospital recovering from shock and minor injuries after two men held her captive for 24 hours before pushing her into a ditch near Bloomdale. She was found semi conscious and partly clothed with obscene words written on her body in red paint.
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Findlay
Betty Gazarek
North Baltimore
Findlay Hospital
Gazarek
Bloomdale
New Pretender To Throne Is Named
The Romanoffs at a family council named 21 year old Grand Duke Vladimir as pretender to the non existent Russian throne succeeding his father Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch who died Wednesday Cyril to be buried at Coburg Germany alongside the Grand Duchess the date not yet set
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Paris
Romanoffs
Vladimir
Cyril Vladimirovitch
Cyril
Coburg
Germany
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