Bribery Trial Set for Sheriff Grail and Morgan
Sheriff William F Grail remains jailed on a 20000 bond as his ninth bribery trial is set for November 9 before Judge Guy B Findley. He is charged with taking a 30 bribe to permit a house of prostitution operated by Mrs Morgan alias Alaxine Babeur, who has not yet been apprehended. The case follows a grand jury schedule after conference with defense and prosecutors. A federal Meyer investigation results will be presented to the jury by a U S Treasury agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grail
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Howard R. Butler
C. F. Adams
Grall
L. A. Fauver
Penny Morgan
Morgan
Alaxine Babeur
Butler
Asid
Robert Bridges
U.S. Treasury
Meyer
Lergin
Boost Fulton For Sheriff in Lorain County
A delegation of Slavik organizational representatives and Paul Sharad asked Lorain County commissioners to appoint John Fulton as sheriff. Current Acting Sheriff Lester A. Fauver of Taeton, a Republican, holds the office after Sheriff William Grall resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fulton
Lorain
Paul Sharad
Lorem Safety
Pen Tie
Fulton
William
Grail
Lester A. Fauver
Tae Tain
Republica
The
Common Pleas Enurt
Grall
Prisoner In Iron Lung Making Fine Progress
Frederick B. Sutte Jr, a long time iron lung patient stricken with infantile paralysis in Peiping China in 1996, sails to Miami for winter, aiming to fly home to Chicago in spring. With a lighter aluminum lung and new breathing shirt, he can sit up and spend 23 to 30 minutes out of the device daily, aided by a portable bellows pump and battery power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick B. Sutte, Jr
Miami
Fla
Chicaga
Peiping
China
Walfton Lung
Dennis R. Scanlan
St. Paul, Minn
Stille-Scanlan Surgical Instruments Company
Stockholm
Sweden
Snite
Weather Ohio and national trends report
Fair tonight and Wednesday with slowly rising temperatures and probable light frost. Over 24 hours, precipitation occurred in the lake region and Atlantic coast states while the rest of the country saw generally fair conditions. Pressure remains low from Alberta southeastward to New England. highs centered over Idaho and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Alberta
Missouri Valley
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantice
Idaho
Louisiana
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Montana
Dakotas
Nazis Stand On "Moral Right" To Recover Pre-War Colonies
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler expects Britain to take the first step toward restoring Germany’s pre war colonies. The piece notes Germany’s claimed moral right to about 1.15 million square miles with 12 million people, but acknowledges a force-based return is unlikely and Britain’s role as a stabilizing factor. It lists the territories involved and explains mandates and dominions complicate a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edivers Nowe
Germany
United Pro Berlin
Adelf Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Gilles
Sudetenland
Britain
Hitler
Reich
Walther Funk
Foreign Office
Africa
League of Nations
Union of South Africa
New Guinea
Australia
Samoa
New Zealand
Marshall
Caroline Island
Japan
Cameroons
Togoland
England
France
German East Africa
Tanganyika
Chiang Kai Shek To Fight On West Of Hankow Front
Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek remains with the Chinese army at the front west of Hankow and has decided to fight on. He left Hankow with his wife and senior officials after ordering the city's abandonment as Chungking becomes the emergency capital. Mme Chiang Kai Shek traveled to Chengtu earlier. foreign envoys established quarters in Chungking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Chiang Kai Shek
Hankow
Chiang
Mme
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chengtu
Ice Skating Ponds To Be Made Ready
Service Director J D Faxon orders Street Superintendent George Carrick to prep ice skating ponds at Jefferson McKinley and Hamilton Schools plus American Legion Home and Garford Ave end for flooding when freezing arrives. Creston boy killed in accident. Lloyd E Johnson 14 struck by automobile while crossing street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Faxon
George Carrick
Jefferson, McKinley
Hamilton
American Legion
Garford Avenue
Creston
Lloyd E. Johnson
Cobbler Dies in Fire in East Liverpool Home
Ur William J. White, 70, a shoe cobbler who lived alone, was burned to death today in a fire that destroyed his two room shop and residence in East Liverpool Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverkool
Wiliam J. White
Fire destroys honey house near Conneaut, Ohio
A blaze at the rear of Neil Tanner's residence gutted the honey house known as the honey shed. Fire destroyed about a ton of honey and caused estimated losses around 250 dollars. Local volunteers fought the flames and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Conneaut
Neil Tanner
Tanner
Republic Steel Production Rises at Corrigan-McKinney Plant
Republic Steel Corp reported operations at the Corrigan-McKinney plant in Cleveland peaking in over a year with 14 open hearth furnaces and three of four blast furnaces in use. A new open hearth is being installed, and adjacent plants in Canton Youngstown expand capacity amid higher auto and industry demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Corrigan-McKinney
Steel Company
Corrigan- McKinney
Canton
Youngstown
Red Cross Roll Call Gains As Elyria Chapter Reaches $200
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross reports Roll Call totals pass the $200 mark with limited reports so far. Despite slow turnout, several submissions show gains over last year. only two basin district workers, four innert workers, and one hospital report reached the tally, with townships sparsely reporting and junior Red Cross school reports pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Red Cross
Basin District
Innet
Edith Metcalf
Red Cross
Pension Checks Written Amid Fund Shortage In Ohio
State Auditor Joseph Ferguson began writing October old age pension checks for 112000 recipients, but funds are insufficient as the treasury lacks money. Checks are issued in full amounts hoping federal funds arrive before month end. the Federal Social Security Board withholds its half share amid a dispute with Governor Davey. A suit seeks compliance with pension rules, delaying payments by ten days. two shifts worked with a possible third, and money for the state share may come from the liquor rotary fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Tnday
Treasury
Foer- Buson
Federal
Social Security Board
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Ferguson
M. Ray Allison
Rotary
School Principal Suffers Mishap at Vincent School
A. TL Walker principal of Vincent School injured his knee cap in a fall during volleyball practice after classes yesterday. He reported for work today using crutches. Walker also teaches arithmetic and history and was hired as principal this fall after H E Willis’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TL. Walker
Princeton Avenue
Vincent School
Walker
H. E. Willis
Thousands Prepare for Elyria Halloween Parade Night
Elyria's Halloween celebration committee reports plans nearly complete for Monday's 7:30 p.m. parade. The event features a grand march along Broad Street to Ely Park with prizes for best costumes, along with hundreds of doughnuts pretzels and cider for thousands of children. School banners, participating groups including Schoolboy Safety Patrol and Boy Scouts, and an outdoor sound track music program will accompany the parade and post-event entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en Celebration Committee
Broad Street
West Avenue
East Avenue
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Ely
Second Street
Elvrra High School
Chi Ren
Boy Scouts
Lead
National Guard
E. J. Stankard
East Carlisle
Lake Avenue
Markley
Murray Ridge
Elyria
Zoning Board Reverses Change on Irene Gerea Restaurant
The City Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals vote four to three to keep current restrictions at Irene Gerea’s West River and Filbert street restaurant, blocking liquor sales. Mayor Petro flips stance amid nearby resident objections. others supporting and opposing are named. The panel also grants Joshua Lickorish a five year addi tion to The Elyria Plating Co. on Olive street with no noisy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Irene Gerea
West River
Filbert Streets
Joseph Q. Petro
Petro
Frank Wilford
Harwood Lersch
W. B. Richmond
Fr. D. Faxon
Ray Wentz
Cyril Maple
Joshua Lickorish
Elyria Plating Company
Olive Street
Ohio Plant To Add 750 To Payroll
Springfield Ohio October reports that Robert M Watkins IH Co Springfield plant will add 750 to the payroll next Tuesday. He notes that 600 others were employed in the last four weeks and that 3000 will be working when the re employment plan is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Robert M. Watkins
International Harvester Co
Two Suits Against Railroad Settled
Mrs. Marie M. Jenson administratrix of Rev. Ray-Jenson’s estate settled two suits against The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. One suit for 50,000 was transferred to federal court. the other for 2,964 remained in common pleas court. The actions stem from a fatal October 18, 1935 collision between a car driven by Rev. Jenson and a train on a single track crossing Route 10 in Carlisle township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Marie M. Jenson
Elyria
Ray — Jenson
Jenson
Common Pleas Court
Federal
Route 10
Carlisle Township
Wage Hour Law Faces Early Teething Problems
Washington reports shatter ed shutdowns in low wage industries a slowdown protest in communications and unsettled demands for exemptions as wage hour law enters its first full week Elmer Andrews says the act will become a national cooperative effort benefiting industry labor and the public Workers at Postal Telegraph Western Union and other firms face lay offs and protests while tobacco workers fear mass job losses and export shifts under the 29 cent per hour minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
New York
Counry
Western Union
San Antonio
Tex
Greenville
N. C
United States
Andrews
Fallin
Sawyer And Bricker Hurl Final Blows In Ohio Race
Across Ohio two weeks before the election the gubernatorial contest heats up with John W. Bricker accusing Charles Sawyer of ties to radical CIO leaders and political middlemen. Sawyer presents affidavits from liquor department workers alleging a 30 percent patronage deal with Gov. Davey. he withholds names citing risk to informants. Bricker dismisses the charges as ridiculous and says Sawyer lacks substantial Democratic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Charles Sawyer
CIO
Sawyer
Steubenville
Bricker
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Liquor Department
Church Leader to Speak At Dinner Meeting
Bishop Joseph Schrembs of the Cleveland Diocese will speak at the Community Chest opening dinner on November 14 at 5 45 p m. The venue will be announced later as Chest campaign leaders prepare team captains meetings and industrial division planning to mirror Elyma Chest drives’ past success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schrémbs
Cleveland
Schrembs
Ely
Ria Campaign
Community Service Council
Jap Troops Enter Hankow During Bloodless Advance
Japanese troops entered Hankow this afternoon after sighting the city in the morning and storming the Wangzi dyke five miles down the Yangtze. The emergency capital and central Chinese commercial hub fell at 4 30 p m according to Japanese authorities, marking a second rapid victory in a week and aided by Chinese rear guards delaying the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghat
Hankow
Wangzi
Canton
China
Wangti
Yangtse
143 Local Option Elections In Ohio Nov 8th
Ohio reports from Secretary of State Kennedy reveal 143 local option elections in 58 counties set for November 8. Liquor sales rules affect 122 elections for beverages stronger than 3.2 percent alcohol and 112 for 3.2 percent beer, with 93 featuring both. Elections may occur in adjacent municipal precincts and townships, municipal and nonmunicipal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
William J. Kennedy
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Newvile Chamberlain
Republic Steel Production
Danton
Hallowe'en
Allan P.M
Bishop Schrembs
Sandusky
Police
Cornfield
Wauseon. O
William Wendisch
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