Hoover Returns to Capital After East Tour
President Hoover rested aboard his special train returning to the capital after a four day tour through the east central states where he announced a 1 billion program to develop inland waterways. He pledged rapid progress on the Mississippi system, Great Lakes St Lawrence seaway, lake level fixes, and about 1050 miles of coastal canals. The plan aims to finish remaining mileages within five years and marks the most extensive federal engineering project to date.
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Hoover
White House
East Central States
War Memorial Auditorium
Louisville
Mississippi
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway
Oberlin Hosts Lorain County High School Day Guests
More than two hundred Lorain county high school students attend Oberlin College for the first High School Day. Seniors compete for twenty scholarships as 1000 students from 128 schools join lunch, a football game against Akron, and an all college dance.
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Oberlin, O
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
Ohio
Oberlin
Elyria
Amherst High School
North Ridgeville
Oberlin High School
Avon Lake
Wellington
Avon Village
Lorain
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Oberlin Stadium
Akron
Dr C E Brodbeck's early teaching and medical career
At age 21 in Indiana Dr C E Brodbeck taught school before entering Kirksville College of Osteopathy in Missouri. After graduation he studied in Pennsylvania, then moved to Elyria in January 1915 where he has practiced medicine ever since except for brief periods. He is married with two children, resides at 312 Sixth Street, and enjoys reading. His boyhood aim was to become a college professor.
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Indiana
C. E. Brodbeck
Kirksville College of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Sixth Street
Colleges Charged With Subsidizing Athletes Across Nation
A Carnegie Foundation bulletin says one in seven college athletes receive aid because of athletic ability and accuses many schools of soliciting top athletes. The three and a half year inquiry covered 112 institutions, finding only a few guiltless of subsidizing. Yale Cornell Chicago US Military Academy Wesleyan and Williams cited. Canadian colleges largely exonerated.
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Carnegie Foundation
New York
Carnette Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Howard J. Savage
Joe
Yale
Cornell
Chicago
Bfilitary Academy
Wesleyan
Williams
Carnegies
Canadier University
Oberlin president welcomes grid investigation
Oberlin College President Ernest Hatch Wilkins welcomed the Carnegie Foundation football report. He said it will help clean up football and praised officials for not blaming the college despite Oberlin not receiving a clean bill.
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Oberlin
Carnegie Foundation
Oberlin College
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
United Press
Carnegie Institution
Coaches' pay in colleges tops professors, study finds
A Carnegie Foundation survey of about 100 colleges finds the average salary of head football coaches at those schools near 6107 dollars. When paid by athletic associations, the average hits 6466 dollars annually. by the colleges themselves, 5058 dollars, about 100 dollars less than the top professors.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation
New Telephone Numbers for Chronicle Telegram Departments
The Chronicle Telegram announces updated telephone numbers for all departments. Circulation uses 4411, Classified advertising 4412 and 4413, Display advertising 4414, Proofreader 441, Society 4416 and 4417, Reporter and sports 4418, City editor 4419.
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The
Chronicle Telegram
Colleges Split Over Carnegie Subsidy Claims
A Carnegie report alleging widespread athletic subsidy in major colleges drew mixed verdicts. Columbia denies scholarships for athletes. Lebanon Valley and others admit athlete grants. Northwestern denies structured subsidies. Minnesota and Michigan officials rebut major charges. Iowa officials greet the report as helpful to their stance.
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Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
United Press
Columbia
H. F. Hawkes
Columbia University
Lebanon Waller
G. D. Gossard
Northwestern
Northwestern University
Dick Hanley
Purple
Carnegie Foundation
Minnesota
Carnegie
Lo‘tus D. Coffman
Chicago
United States
Adam Maj
John L. Griffith
Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Iowa
Akron Man Freed by Jury in Manslaughter Case
Akron man Mike Cerroni alias Fiorillo of Akron was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of Jeanette McConnell of Brighton. The Sept. 26 auto crash involving a car Cerroni drove injured seven Brighton school children. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after a day of testimony.
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Mike Cerroni
Fiorillo
Akron
Jeanette McConnell
Brighton
Criminal
W. B. Thompson
McConnell
Fiorlilo
GOME S IN WITH ADIR LAST NIGHT CRIT CARLISLE GAS FIND
Gas field in Carlisle region expands as a new well on Mrs P K Clark farm near Diagonal road produces 2 853 000 cubic feet. The shot surpasses the 8 135 000 unit on John Westley property, boosting Carlisle as a top state natural gas field. Drilling crew from Valley City including Art Hudson and Sam Mack report progress and planned three inch tebing to transport gas to consumers as another Ohio Fuel and Gas well awaits deeper drilling near Butternut Ridge. The Carlisle field now records nineteen wells.
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Lorain County
la Grange
Hudson
Valley City
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Sam Mack
Brady Hammett
Boss
Carlisle
Ohio Fuel and Gas
Butternut Ridge
Two Men Arrested After Motor Vehicle Stops Hoover Train
Ed Wright and Charles W. Barrock of Jeffersonville Indiana were arrested in Louisville after driving an automobile onto the tracks at Snyder Station near New Albany last night in a suspected insurance scheme. They claimed they did not know President Hoover was aboard the special train, which was delayed 18 minutes while Secret Service questioned them before arraignment.
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Louisville
Hoover
Snyder Station
New Albany
Ind
Ed. Wright
Charlies W. Barrock
Jeffersonville
President Hoover
Secret Service
Kidnapped Boy Found After 24 Days
DETROIT Oct 24 The sensational kidnaping of five year old Jackie Thompson son of Henry Thompson wealthy real estate leader ends as Black Hand squad detectives rescue him from a kidnapers lair on the city outskirts after 24 days of police search two suspects are arrested following the boy s safe return to his parents home police authorities say the case marks a major police achievement in Detroit history
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Detroit
Jackie Thompson
Henry 8. Thompson
No Word From Atlantis Flier Diteman Missing Over Atlantic
New York reports a two day silence over the North Atlantic as Urban F. Diteman Jr. starts a solo transatlantic flight from Harbour Grace Newfoundland in the open cockpit Golden Hind. Exhausted fuel and lack of radio contact raise hopes for safe landing sites or rescue, though search efforts reveal no trace along the British Isles or France.
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New York
North Atlantic
Urban F. Diteman
Montana
Diteman
Harbour Grace
Newfoundland
London
Golden Hind
Francis Drake
British Air Admiralty
le Bourger
Paris
British Isles
English Channel
France
Fall Gage Goen to the Jury
Washington oct 23 justice William Hitz sent the bribery case against former interior secretary Albert B Fall to the jury after warning jurors to set aside sympathy. Fall 68, accompanied by E L Doheny whose 100000 is alleged to have bribed Fall to grant valuable oil leases in 1922. He has been ill during the trial and the judge emphasized jurors are sole judges of the facts.
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Washington
William Hitz
Albert ,B
E. L.doheny
Absentee Voting Deadlines Issued for Elyria Area
Elyria residents and county voters absent on election day November 5 may cast ballots at the Board of Elections office until Saturday November 2. Officials urge all elsewhere to ensure ballots are cast before the deadline across the county.
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Elyria
Board of Elections Office
Board of Elections
Beebe Property Sale to Public Ohio Theatre Corp
Announcement of the sale of the Beebe property at East Broad and East Avenue to the Public Ohio Theatre Corporation, the Ohio unit of the Paramount Famous Laski group. The deal was verified by Artemas Beebe and Reuben Realty Co. of Toledo. Blytia chosen for a DeLuxe theatre. work to begin in about sixty days. Elyria touted as a future theatre hub.
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Beebe
East Broad
East Avenue
Ohio Theatre Corporation
Ohio
Paramount- Famous-Laski Group
Chronicle-Telegram
Peoperty
Artemas Beebe
Reuben Realty Co
Toledo
The
Theatre Corporation
Broad Street
Chronicle Telegram
Reuber
Blytia
Publix Theatre Corporation
Els- Tia
Publix Corporation
Elyria
Reuben
Court of Honor Draws By Crow In Elyria Scouts
The Boy Scout Fall Court at the First Congregational church drew the largest audience yet for a city ceremony. Nearly twenty troops were represented as Eagle, Life, Star and First Class badges were awarded by commissioners from Elyria and surrounding areas with talks on life and future challenges.
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First Congregational Church
Court of Honor
BH. C. Wilcox
Elyria
Dean Burns
Bistia
RR. Fauver
Lorain
J. Ed Betteridge
A. We Shield
Wellington
E. P. Gates
E. W. Rule
Alfred Earl
Red Cross
Eivia
Richard Betteridge
Wilcox
Fire at Film City Laboratory Kills One Injures Six
Hollywood California October 34 A blaze at the Consoli dated Film Laboratory destroyed irreplaceable negatives and damaged more than six million dollars in film stock and equipment. Al Lund died from burns after being pulled from the flames. Police and firemen feared additional deaths as searches continued. Two women among the injured were treated at Hollywood emergency hospital. Destruction included reels of The Taming of the Shrew Rio Rita and Hell's Angels. Two explosions preceded the fire and a spark from a polishing machine is blamed for one ignition. The entire facility burned as workers attempted to escape. The loss is put at over two hundred thousand dollars in the building and equipment. The incident interrupted production on several major projects. Page continued.
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Hollywood
Calif
Consolidated Film Laboratory
al Lund
Holywood
Douglas Fairbanks
Marr Pickford
Fall Of Rock Fatal To Miner At Lorain Coal Yard
In Ullell Bridgeport Ohio Oct 24 a fall of stone at the Lorain Coal and Dock Co mine three miles east of here killed Michael Zarentz 20 of Burton and seriously injured his father Michael Zarentz 50 of Blaine and John Zarenik 38 of Barton. The men entered the mine when the roof collapsed trapping them and they were taken to Martins Ferry hospital not expected to survive.
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Ullel Bridgeport, CO
Bisine Mins
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Here
Michael Zarentz
Burton
Zarentz
Michael, Sr
Blaine
John Zarenik
Barton
Zarents
Zarenk
Martins Ferry
Coast Guard Hopes Rise From Milwaukee Wreck Find
Racine Wis Oct 24 coast guard crews report wreckage of the Ferry Milwaukee found about 10 miles east of wind point lighthouse. Weather across the Great Lakes was freezing with gales and sleet and snow. Reports said the Grand Trunk ferry Mihrabee with 52 aboard likely sunk near Milwaukee. other vessels in distress included the C W Cadwell and the Robert Hobson.
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Racine
Wis
Coast Guard
Milwaukee
Wind Point Light House
Middle West
Great Lakes
Northwest
Prairie
Lake States
Grand Trunk
Mihrabee
Lake Michigan
Grand Haven
Mich
C. E. McLaren
C. W. Cadwell
Lake Erie
Leamington
Ont
Robert Hobson
Ludington
William B. Pilkey
Detour
Saulte Ste. Maris
Maple Court
Magnetic Reef
Cockburn Island
Lake Huron
MJ. Nelson
Uni
Alice Humphrey
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
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Wilkins
Gomes
Adir
Treasury
Treasurry
RSO
Nihan
Manchuria
John Wragg
Sour Amherst
Western Automatic
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Atlantis
Gage Goen
Theatre Gorpn
Beebe Property
Tom Burns
Harry Fraizer
Burns
Frazier
Walton
English
Crow
Walter Anderson
Charles Belfiore
Angelo Dubio
Robert Gott
Leon Jones
George Radosevich
Donald Thompson
William Glover
Arnold Alexander
Arthur Campbell
Lloyd Christie
Kenneth Crooks
James Cullins
Fred B. Culp
Jas. Davidson
Thomas Dyke
Rober Fredericks
Tom Hallever
Fred Lehman
Fred McGuire
Roy McLaughlin
Kenneth Mitchell
Malcolm Patrick
William Rule
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