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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1934

Page

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Tragic double traffic toll as child dies and woman injured

A ten year old girl, Doris Boyd of 148 Bellefield avenue, died after being struck by an automobile on Cleveland street in drizzle while a nearby elderly woman sustained serious injuries. The incident occurred as Doris, emerging from a city bus, darted across the street. witnesses and neighbors identified the drivers and responders, with funeral arrangements announced and the victim’s family notified. Police continued investigations as hospital authorities treated the injured.

Doris Boyd Peter Bord Bellefield Avenue Cleveland Joan N. Ende Harsara Avenue Cleveland Street Eidt Thaddeus Dumsky Longford Avenues Jorie St Marty's School Doris Wat

Railway Retirement Act Ruling Will Be Appealed

Washington Oct 16 The Justice Department will appeal to the Supreme Court as quickly as possible the ruling of the District of Columbia court holding the Railway Retirement Act unconstitutional Attorney General Homer Cummings said today.

Bustetin Washington Justice Department Supreme Court District of Columbia Homer Cummings

Splendid Roll Call Response From ElviraBusiness District

Elvira's business district shows strong early returns for the Red Cross Roll Call drive with downtown merchants clerks and office workers reporting favorable reactions. C J Hummell vice chairman in charge of the business section expects full enrollment if remaining divisions match early results. Residential areas and other county regions had not yet reported. The Junior Red Cross drive added Oberlin County Children's Home with Miss Edith Metcalfe reporting.

Elvira Red Cross C. J. Hummell Roll Call Elyria Oberlin County Children’s Home Edith Metcalfe

The Weather Forecast Ohio

Ohio forecast calls for fair tonight and Saturday with little change in temperatures. No significant humidity or wind shifts expected as dry conditions continue.

Ohio

Winning Slogan Selected for Community Chest Campaign

The judges chose the slogan Humanity's Test the Community Chest as the official line for Elyria's Community Chest drive. Elizabeth Taylor of 265 Washington Ave authored the winning entry, amid many submissions lauded by the Community Service Council for stirring thought and urging public aid to sustain local institutions.

Community Chest Elizabeth Taylor Washington Ave Elytin Paign Elyria Community Service Council

Minnesota Woman Heads Legion Auxiliary President Elected

Mrs A C Carlson of Willmar Minnesota was unanimously elected national president of the American Legion Auxiliary here today as Vic Malcolm Douglas of Seattle withdrew his bid. Regional vice presidents already nominated were formally elected.

A. C. Carlso

Bulkley Harter to Speak Here Monday Rally

An extensive patriotic rally program at Rialto Theatre Monday evening is announced by United Democrats of Lorain County. Principal speakers include Senator Robert J. Bulkley and congressman Now W. Harter, with Kiefer's Band performing Stars and Stripes Forever and America. Local officials and Democratic leaders, plus potential visits by Vic Donahey and Martin L. Davey, are listed among invited guests.

Rialto Theatre United Democrats Lorain County Robert J. Bulkley W. Harter Ohio Kiefer I. Rafferty St. Anthony's Church Lorain W. H. Vanoster T. A. Conway Frank Gentseh State Congressional Campaign Committee W. Muir Auld First Congregational Church Elyria Vic Donahey United States Martin L. Davey Vivian Conner Fourteenth Virgin Rogers Don Mulcahy Summit County Democratic Committee J. E. Williams Portage’ S County Willard Johnson Medina County A. L. Caris

Fire destroys Dayton baseball stand at North Side Field

Fire that destroyed the grand stand and fences of North Side Field, former home of the Dayton baseball club of the Middle Atlantic League, caused a $15,000 loss yesterday in Dayton.

Dayton North Side Field Dayton Baseball Club

Shorter Hours Goal In Auto Plants

The AFL drives to reopen the auto code to cut the work week to 29 hours raise minimum wages and end the merit clause The effort follows confirmed plans for a public hearing by Hugh Johnson and faces resistance from auto manufacturers who want no changes and renewed code terms while steel rubber and textile industries monitor closely.

Washington American Federation of Labor NRA Recovery Board Labor Advisory Board Labor Hugh Johnson William Green Federation Labor Board NIRA Green

Bankers Name New Chief at Washington Convention

Rudolf S. Hecht, president of Hibernia National Bank in New Orleans, chosen as head of the American Bankers Association at the annual Washington convention. He will lead the organization for a year.

Washington Rudolf S. Hecht National Capital Wall American Bankers’ Association Hibernia National Bank New Orleans

Biggest deal in BEML completed in baseball history

Boston Red Sox owner Thomas Austin Yankhey paid a record sum to acquire Joe Cronin from Washington in a block deal that also sent Linary to the Senators and named Cronin manager. Cronin, on a five year contract, will earn about $25,000 annually, surpassing Babe Ruth’s former record. Linary leaves Boston as part of the trade.

Boston Slpy Thomas Austin Yankhey Boston Red Say Joe Croum Red Sox Stow Pate Bester Cronin Ban Feanise Clark Griffith Senators Dstanicv (Bucky) Tatmis Cronin Linlary Washington Eddie Colling Sov Harris New York Yankees Babe Ruth

Theft of heavy school cabinet reported at Henrietta school

The sheriff's department is investigating the removal of a large safra type cabinet from the Henrietta school office. Weighing about 1,000 pounds, it was dragged about 1,000 feet, dragged into a field and broken open to reveal school records. No items of general value were found.

Henrietta Sheriff's Department Gerald Nau

Drownings and Collision Leave Families Mourning

ASHTABULA Q Owens Creek tragedy reports 1 year old Mytus Rice drowned while playing with his brother near Wade Corners. WAUSEON Oct 26 six year old Alice Johnson killed in State Route 24 collision east of the city. her father mother and brother Harry critically injured.

Ashtabula Mytus Rice Edwin Rice Wade Corners Wauseon, C Alice Johnson Delta Here George Johnson Harry

Plan Colorful Hallowe'en Parade in Elyria

A large Elyria Hallowe'en celebration opens next Wednesday night with a colorful parade. Hundreds of children bring pets for a new pet parade, plus prize drum and bugle corps, high school band, and various lodge stunts. Numerous local groups participate as crowds gather for cider and doughnuts after the procession.

Elyria Ing Hallowe’en American Legion Tyria Young Men's Club Maccabees Spanish-Armerican War Veterans Myosr Odd Fellows Kiwinis Club Rotary Club Knights of Columbus Eagles Chamber of Commerce, Elks, Cheese and Cracker Club Ens Elyrvans Hallowe

Democrat Rally Moves to Headquarters Tonight

A Democratic rally planned for Eagles Hall at 7 p m moves to Democratic headquarters at 140 Middle Avenue due to a misarrangement. M Ray Allison assistant secretary of state will lead, with Judge W I Mongey of Wooster as a second speaker. Ray T Miller, former Cleveland mayor, will not speak tonight but will address a later meeting.

Eagles Seward Eagles Hall

Ladies Division for Elyria Chest Campaign Formed

The Elyria Community Chest campaign plans its ladies division with fifty nine women across eight teams and a luncheon committee, announced by Mrs Robert Crehore. Team captains and members list numerous addresses, including Mrs F A Smithe and Mrs K W Plocher, with volunteers from L-1 through Hospital group and a luncheon group led by Mrs D A Baird.

Elyria Community Chest Robert Crehore F. A. Smithe Washington Everett Johnston Hamilton Ave W. B Timms Gulf Farms Alan Smythe Washington Avenue R . Perry Ohio Stree Chauncey Smythe Hall Kirkmian J. l. Beltz Eastern Heights Boulevard K. W. Plocher Fourth Street Betty Brown Ohio Street Anne Brown Mary Taylor West Fourth Street Gertrude Stephens Park Avenue Lillyan Stephens Waileon Augustine George Street Georgi Lemperty Middle Avenue Betty Decker Max Ine Lucas Howe Street L-3 R . Taeemlats Stanford Avenue Fred Hadanas West Avenue James Elemes Lodi Street Foster Dirlam Kenyon Avenuue Mig Lowes Beaumont Otto Mischka Warrison Street Anna Feron Stateenth Street Alan Fruysche Leon Selman C. A Olsen Max Sni J. B. Betteridge Harry Reynolds Denison Avenue C. G. Sheppard Casper Park Host Avenue Mel Lead Fifth Street Worth Wauver Columbus Street Frank Stevens Cornell Avenue Richard Timms Erwith Jane Lerach Washimeton Avenue Hlenora Lewis Hast Avenue Hy. A. Bryros Gulf Road Dorothy Snyder J. F. Fawcett Colinbus R. W. Vanecock Denison Asanue R. S. Silsbee Hamilton Avenue Hospital Howard Barbour Louise Peaberthy Earlcourt Dorthea Smith Parkview Court Hazel West Elynn Memorial Hospital D A. Baird Garford Avenue R E Lindon Princeton Avenue George Johnson

Claims National Insomnia Title From Orleans Worker

Orle ans Massachusetts October 26 Tsaa Smail aged 64 a laborer claimed the national insomnia championship based on a year of sleeplessness He says he has stayed awake almost continually except for catnaps of under one hour and notes he has filled his time with reading and has lost about 16 pounds He plans to avoid bed until April at soonest.

Orleans Mass Tsaa¢ Smail Smail

School children enjoy first vacation of 1934-35 year

Elyria and Lorain County pupils enjoy the first vacation of the 1934 35 school year as teachers and officials attend the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. The event is expected to draw about 15 000 teachers from across northeastern Ohio and will run today and tomorrow.

Elyria and Lorain County Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association Osio

American Legion backs immediate payment of adjusted certificates

Francisco MIAMI reports that 987 members voted 183 against delaying compensation, urging Washington to fulfill the convention mandate. New commander Belgrano pledged to carry out orders while officers declined comment on the mortgage. Delegates backed political neutrality and other resolutions including child labor limits and anti communism.

Miami Fla American Legion Legionnaires Legion Washington Frank N. Belgrano, Jr San Francisco Grover Cleveland Bergdull Communist Party

State Present Star Witness in Lee Trial

The state nears rest in the first degree murder case against Florence Lee, charged in the September 2 murder of Michael Carree. Joe Lawrence, a 400 Bridge Club employee, testified that Lee vowed to kill Carrée after a quarrel and later returned to threaten others at the club.

Florence Lee Lorain Michael Carreo Joe Lawrence 400 Bridge Club Lawrence Miss Lee Carrée 400 Club Carree Frank E. Stevens Florence Wike Cith Stevens Antlers Green Village

Judge leaves six counts up 10 jury in Union Trust case

Cleveland, Oct. 26 Federal Judge Paul Jones freed J W R Nutt and Wilbur M Baldwin former Union Trust Co officers on six counts of false entry with intent to defraud and left to the jury six other counts on intent to receive. The judge adjourned the trial to Monday with final arguments to follow and instructed the jury on how to treat the remaining counts.

Union Trust Cleveland Paul Jones J. WR. Nutt Wilbur M. Baldwin Closed Union Trust Co Jones Nate Baldwin Federal Reserve Bank Union Trust Co Union Trust Co.ts

Rabbi Kramer Discusses Europe Situation Before Kiwanis

Rabbi Marcus Kramer of Agudath Aching Bnay Abrahan outlined European political currents seven years under Hitler and Mussolini. He warned that force has suppressed politics and may ignite violent uprisings, urging vigilance to safeguard world peace and noting anti Jewish activity in Germany. The meeting also included a report on the State Kiwanis convention and plans for Halloween festivities.

Europe Hlyria Kiwanis Club Rabi Marcus Kramer Agudath Aching Bnay Abrahan Temple Rabbi Kramer Woodrow Wilson Hitler Mussolini Germany Kiwanis Club Columbus Harold Rorick George Richwine Rorick

Akron students oppose compulsory military training

Akron Oct 36 students at Aron University voiced opposition to compulsory military training by a vote of 255 to 12.

Akron Aron University

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