Ighwab Shows Confidence in Future
New York Oct 23 Charles Schwab chairman of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation told the iron and steel industry prosperity in the United States should continue. He argued equilibrium between production and consumption supports ongoing prosperity and that steel demand rises with extension and replacement in traditional and new fields. He noted labor enjoys good wages and high employment, with mechanization creating jobs and savings flowing into investments.
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New York
United States
Charles M. Jehwab
Beth- Ishem Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel
Schwab
Sehwab
Department of the Machines
Give Up FliEd for Lost Or N Y Flight Ends in Disaster
New York report quotes pilot Lewis N Yancey on the Newfoundland to London attempt by Urban F Diteman Jr. as ending in disaster after takeoff. Yancey cites blind flying over clouds and fog as the crucial challenge, noting their practice flight prepared them to fly blind but darkness halted progress with no confirmed word on Diteman's fate.
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New York
Urban F. Diteman, Jr
Newfoundland
London
Lewis N. Yaucer
Maine
Rome
Yancey
Diteman
Roger Williams
Pathfinder
When Dr Saunders Was 21 In Western Reserve Roots
When B E Saunders was 21 he was a junior in Western Reserve University medical school. Born and raised in Elyria, he later practiced dentistry in Eisria with Dr Wherry for six years and with Dr Cushing for 16 years, then solo. He is married with one daughter and lives at 608 Middle Avenue. his hobby is golf.
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B. E. Saunders
Western Reserve University
Elyria
Western Reserve
Eisria
J. G. Wherry
Charles J. Cushing
Saunders
Middle Avenue
County Christian Endeavor Meet Here Today
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Conference opens with three sessions planning the four department structure and vocation talk by Rev E S Marshall of Lorain. A junior pageant Path of the Child is staged by Congregational church. A tureen dinner precedes the 7 p.m. session with Rev Savage of Pontiac MI speaking on the Key of Knowledge. Reports and officer installations close the day with a banquet at 1:26 p.m.
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Lorain County
Congregational Church
Lorain
Savage
Pontiac
Michigan
Boy 12 Confesses to Murder of Invalid in New York
Edward Moran aged 12 admitted homicide after strangling Mrs. Clara Hewes an invalid who earned coins by fortune telling. He said motive was stealing $3 from her room, then lost most of the money in a dice game and fled after the act.
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New York
Edward Moran
Clara Hewes
Mrs. Hewes
Edward
Piqua Auditor Resigns Under Fire Over Shortages
Piqua Ohio October 25 State Examiners reported a shortage of thousands of dollars in city auditor Omar Patterson accounts. Patterson admitted knowledge of the shortages which spanned two years. Major J Harig CO Stein accepted the resignation. Prosecutor Harvey signaled charges may follow. Patterson was widely known in the Miami Valley after a large election victory two years prior.
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Piqua
Omar Patterson
Patterson
Major J. Hariig
Stein
Paterson
Harvey
Hoe
Miami Valley
Plans for Lorain County cattle tuberculosis testing
County commissioners announced plans for next year’s cattle TB tests to be set at a Lorain County hearing tonight at the courthouse. Attendance will include township representatives, a USDA official, and county extension agent Horton B. Alger. Lorain is a modified accredited area with testing required every three years, to be completed before July 1 next year.
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Lorain County
United States Department of Agriculture
Horton B. Alger
Clemenceau Shows Marked Improvement in Paris
Oct 25 reports from Paris state that Georges Clemenceau known as the Tiger of France is improving. Physicians note a stronger heart and markedly improved lung congestion.
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Clemenceau
Paris
George Clemenceau
Tiger
France
Heavy buying returns to New York stock market day
In New York on October 15 heavy buying returned to the stock market boosted by assurances from business leaders. The day saw a 12 million share pace with utilities and industrials leading gains. U S Steel and other leaders fluctuated as oils stayed strong and trades moved briskly in the first hour.
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New York
Steel
Radio
General Motors
American Can
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
American Telephone & Telegraph
Akron to host ceremony for world biggest airship
Washington reports the ring laying ceremony in Akron on October 31 for the world s largest airship. Goodyear Zeppelin officials arrange government participation with 40 000 spectators expected. Attendees include Rear Admiral Moffett Senator Fess and Gov Myers Cooper among others. The dirigible dock costs 2 million dollars and is the world s largest structure without interior supports.
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Washington
Akron
Tto
Mark Felber
Goodyear-Zeppelin
Felber
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
Hiram Binsham
Connecticut
National Aeronautic Association
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Clarence M. Youns
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Experts Discuss Problems Of Education In Northeastern Ohio
The Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association opened with clinics on all education facets led by renowned experts. E. C. Hartwell of Buffalo spoke on Fixed Factors of this Problem and Dr. Charles Reynolds Brown of Yale addressed the opening session under John R. Williams’s presidency as thousands of teachers arrived by train and car.
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Clevelaxny
Uct
Northeastern Ohio Teachers* Association
E. C. Hartwell
Buffalo Public Schools
Charles Reynolds Brown
New Haven
John R. Williams
Painesville
Griswold outlines Ohio welfare, crime growth at Kiwanis
Ohio Welfare Director Hal H. Griswold warned Elyria Kiwanis that without action the next decade will swell state institutions for criminals, the feeble minded, and insane by 75 percent, pushing costs up to eighty or ninety million dollars for new facilities. He urged early prevention, citing Grafion Farm as a tool to reform youth and cut crime, noting the farm could supply much of the food for state facilities.
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Ohio
Hal H. Griswold
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Direct
Griswold
George Chamberlain
Elyria
Welfare Department
Eiswold
Grafton Farm
Cleveland State Hospital
Sandusky
Kiwanis
la Porte
Bill Struck
Gordon Players
Moore to Attend Columbus Conference
Robert T. Moore Elyria Y M C A physical director will attend the meeting of the executive committee of the Ohio State Y M C A Physical Education Association in Columbus tomorrow. Plans for the fall and winter program and state tournaments will be made. Moore serves as secretary and treasurer of the organization.
Cheney Names Roll Call Ride Plans For Red Cross
Plans for a second dinner meeting of the EZmvire Chapter Red Cross roll call were under way with a 6:15 p.m. gathering at the First M E church Wednesday. Mabel T. Hed Cross national secretary will speak at a Lorain county luncheon at noon Wednesday. Lieutenants were named for Elyria district. Local committees and workers organized in Elyria and surrounding communities with named leaders and assignments for factories offices and downtown districts.
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Ezmvire
Red Toss
M. E
Mabel T
Can Hed Cross
Lorain County
The
Red Cross
Washington
Lorain
Harvey C. Chenery
First Congregational Church
A. E. Piper
AL. Werner
Elyria
Cheney
P. B. Rogers
Belden
Grafton
W. EB. Smalley
LaPorte
Carlisle
Dorothy Smith
Penfield
F. C. Brandt
Pinfield
M. W. Evans
Ridge- Wille
Jessie Ford
Lorain Association to Debate Four November Issues
Lorain Town Association of Township Officials and Clerks will host a public meeting in the courthouse Saturday to discuss four November 5 issues. Speakers planned include C. R. Summers in favor of the Hadden Tax Limit Amendment and Howard Butler opposing it, with a lively debate anticipated on all sides. The group plans a resolution opposing the amendment and will also cover the county tuberculosis sanitarium, the Lorain bridge, and the hospital addition to the county home.
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Lorain
C. R. Summers
Lorain County
Howard Butler
Elyria
Daladier Likely to Form New French Government
Paris October 25 Edouard Daladier president of the Radical Socialist party was asked by President Gaston Doumergue to form a new government to replace the Briand cabinet that resigned. Daladier said he would reply to the invitation tomorrow and general opinion favors his acceptance.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Radical- Socialist Party
Gaston Donmergue
Rovernment
Aristide Briand
Daladier
Senator Burton Suffers A Relapse In Illness
Washington Oct 25 Senator Theodore E Burton of Ohio an 78 year old veteran in frail health has taken a turn for the worse The condition is described as considerably weaker He has not lost consciousness and keeps in touch with his office despite the crisis Hoover and Senator Fess have called On recent days Burton has been confined to his apartment during the extra session and spent time at Atlantic City and other resorts before returning to the Senate He remains a focal point of concern in political and social circles in Washington.
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Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Burton
Congress
Senate
Atlantic City
Hoover
Fess
Sims Elected Bar Assn Head
MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 23 Henry Upson Sims Birmingham Ala was elected president of the American Bar Association at the 52nd annual convention in Memphis His election was unopposed and by acclamation Gurney E Newlin Los Angeles was predecessor John H Voorhees Sioux Falls J D reelected treasurer and William P MacCracken Jr Chicago secretary.
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Memphis
Tenn
Henry Upson Sims
Birmingham
Ala
American Bar Association
Sims
Gurney E. Newlin
Los Angeles
John H. Voorhees
Sioux Falls
J. D
William P. MacCracken, Jr
Chicago
Trains Cause Two Deaths in Ohio and Nevada
In Bucyrus Vt Oct 25 two people died in train related accidents. Harry E. Davis of Crestline a Pennsylvania conductor fell from a string of cars in Crestline yards. George Aurant 19 of Bucyrus was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train at a Nevada crossing. his sister Thelma and Miss Thelma Welsenaar were seriously injured.
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Bucyrus
Harry E. Davis
Crestline
Hobart J. Davis
The
Telegraph Forum
Pennsylvania
George Aurant
Nevada
Thelma
Thelma Welsenaar
Mercy of Court Recommended in Fall Bribe Verdict
Former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall found guilty of taking a 100000 dollar bribe from E L Doheny nearly eight years ago. Jury recommends mercy. Trial began Oct 7 with 23 hours of deliberation. Doheny and medical staff attended. Defense plans new trial motion, then sentence and possible appeal. Fall’s wife sobbed. Fall remained largely stoic as verdict read.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
E. L. Doheny
Fall
Elk Hills California Naval Oil Reserve
Doheny
el Paso
H. T. Safford
Thomas E. Norris
Personnel Of Fall Jury Averaged Thirty Four Years
Washington October 25 The Fall bribery case jury of eight men and four women averaged thirty four years in age. Members include Virginia Cooper 23 a real estate office employee Mrs Helen M Jarboe 36 bookkeeper Thomas C Adkins 45 engineer Daniel Weishagh 51 telegraph company chief clerk George E Parker 44 dining car waiter Festus E Bowman 29 street car company clerk Hazel A Fuller 35 housewife Ollie Walker 59 Thomas Norris 28 bank teller Charles R Nichols 31 hotel clerk Harvey L Taylor 27 upholsterer Barney O Weitz 23 coal dealer.
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Washington
Virginia Cooper
Helen, M. Jarboe
Thomas C. Adkins
Daniel Weishagh
Telegraph Company
George E. Parker
Festus E. Bowman
Street Car Company
Hazel A. Fuller
Ollie
Sinclair Has No Comment On Verdict
Washington October 25 Harry F Sinclair millionaire inmate in the District jail for contempt of court over refusing to answer senate Teapot Dome committee questions made no comment on the verdict. When told by jail attache he had been found guilty the aged plainsman replied I thank you and returned to his duties as assistant pharmacist.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
United Press
Sinit
Prominent Springfield Attorney Dies Sudden
Springfield Oklahoma October 25 funeral plans were announced for Thomas F Hudson 55 a leading local attorney who collapsed at his office and died three days later at his brother’s home He was widely known in legal circles and had served the community for years as a practicing attorney and civic advocate.
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Springfield
Springfield, O
Thomas F Hudson
Halloween Delights and Costumes Available Nearby
Seasonal sale notice invites readers to buy Hallowe en treats and masquerade costumes. Pies candy popcorn balls pumpkins and apples are highlighted as in demand items. To place a want ad in the Chronicle Telegram call 4413.
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Hallowe’en
Chronicle - Telegram
Hallowe'en
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