Drivers of Trucks Are Arrested In Lorain County Campaign
Public Utilities inspectors and the sheriff’s office led a drive against trucks violating regulations. Twenty drivers were arrested on Route 20 and one on Route 6 in Lorain. Fines ranged from 1 to 26 dollars, totaling 425 dollars plus costs. W. D. Clark of Akron was jailed for bond default and faces October 28 trial. Violations included single license plates, improper markings, off-route driving, overweight vehicles, and missing chauffeur licenses.
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Lorain County
PB. U. C
Columbus
Roy Snetzer
Walter Burdorf
Karl Katz
Harry Pemberton
Harley Cone
G. E. Stuart
Joseph Petro
Clarence W. Dick
State Public Utilities Commission
W. D. Clark
Akron
Lorain
Fireman Dies as Ravenna Warehouse Fire Rages
A Ravenna blaze of over 100 feet high gutted three connected warehouses on Cleveland road owned by First Savings and Trust. Volunteer firefighter David Barber, 28, Kent, was killed beneath falling brick. two other Kent fighters, Ed Smith, 45, and Jay Ferry, 45, were injured. Smith believed serious. Damage estimated at 50,000.
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Ravenna, CO
Ravenna
Kent
David Barber
Ed Smith
Jay Ferry
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Smith
Andy Batsch
Ravenha
First Savings and Trust Company
Cleveland Road
Roosevelt Grants Two Day Reprieve To Prisoner
Four minutes before execution the District jail inmate Charles Washington was spared as President Roosevelt telephoned the Warden to order a two day reprieve. Justice Department information prompted the temporary stay of the sentence.
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Washington
Charles Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
The Weather Forecast Ohio Partly Cloudy and Cold
Ohio forecast calls for partly cloudy and cold conditions tonight then cloudy with colder Saturday. Central and eastern areas see cooler skies, with rain developing in the south and extreme west regions as the system moves through.
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Ohio
Picket removal aids Iowa farm market shipments
National Guardsmen cleared highways in Des Moines to protect farm goods, allowing trucks to reach Iowa markets amid a national farm strike. Wisconsin authorities reported milk shipments halted and creameries closed as pickets intensified efforts. Milo Keno of the Farm Holiday Association named Wisconsin as a key expansion, while federal price talks drew protest from Rene who urged a 70 cent per bushel price and broader support for production costs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde Herring
National Farm Holiday Association
National Guard
A. G. Schedeman
Wisconsin
Whitehall
Wis
Marshall
Lodi
Waunakee
Milo Keno
Farm Holiday Association
Washington
Reno
Agriculture Wallace
Rene
Ford To Submit Code Reports
Dearborn Michigan October 27 United Press learns from an unimpeachable source that the Ford Motor Company will submit reports required under the automobile code law of the National Recovery Act.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Company
United Press
German Liner Sets New North Atlantic Record
The Bremen arrived Cherbourg at 4 54 AM marking a new North Atlantic round trip record of 30 days 7 hours 15 minutes. It left Cherbourg October 16 at 9 36 PM and spent about 10 hours 18 minutes in New York loading and unloading mail and passengers before continuing.
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Cherbourg
France
Bremen
New York
Toledo Woman Dies After Car Goes Into Ditch
Oct 27 Mrs. Frank Reisch of Toledo was fatally injured and her husband and William Schneider were seriously hurt when their car veered into a ditch and overturned on Lake road a mile west of here last evening. Mrs. Reisch died at St. Joseph's Hospital at 9 p.m. after being thrown through the windshield. cause reported as a front tire blowout.
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Lorain
Frank Reisch
Toledo
William Schneider
Lake Road
Here
Reisch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Radium Poison Victim Grace Fryer Dies After 19 Years
Grace Fryer, 35, once doomed by radium poisoning contracted in 1914, died at Homeopathic Hospital in East Grange New Jersey. Her death raises New Jersey radium poisoning deaths to 18. Fryer was among Orange watch dial painters exposed via radium brushes. In Jackson Ohio, regional meeting draws about 2000 teachers with a children chorus led by A Leeder of Ohio State University.
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East Grange
N. J
Grace Frier
Homeopathic Hospital
New Jersey
Harrison Martland
Essex County
Fryer
Orange
Regulation of Lobbying Urged in Columbus
In Columbus on October 27, Drastic measures for regulating legislative lobbyists were urged by George S. Myers who said Governor White should include such legislation in a special assembly session early next year. The push followed investigations into abuses by school textbook representatives and a Senate probe with Franklin County prosecutors, revealing favors to lawmakers and interference in school district elections. Myers called for stronger lobby laws beyond filing expense accounts and registration with the Secretary of State, noting lobbyists often pool resources on nonconflicting bills. Continued on Page 2.
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Columbus
George S. Myers
White
Senate
Franklin County
John W. Bricker
Myers
Secretary of State
Believe Cleveland Murder Solved
Donald J. Elliott, 20, held for murder after a gun battle that killed Edna Kingsley, 26, a stenographer, during a robbery. He is identified in 25 Cleveland robberies and charged in 25 more. Detective Inspector C. W. Cody also alleges Elliott killed Samuel Harstein, 28, during a haberdashery robbery on Sept 21, 1952.
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Cleveland
Donald J. Elliott
Ho*iedo
Edna Kingsley
Elliott
C. W. Cody
Samuel Harstein
Haberdashery
Ohio Educators Convene At Cleveland
Drastic changes in future educational programs for pupils were to be discussed today by educators gathered in Cleveland for the annual meeting of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers' Association. The assembly was described as a 15,060 strong gathering.
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Cleveland. O
Ohio
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Retail Code 10 Takes Effect Monday Morning
Local retailers move from temporary code to permanent rules on Monday with longer hours for most shops and 44 hour work weeks for Group B employees. Drug stores have separate regulations allowing up to 56 hours weekly under specific limits.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Former Cleveland Bankers Found Builtay
In Cleveland Ohio on October 27 prosecutors seek trial for seven bank officials tied to the Standard Trust Bank collapse of 1931. C Stirling Smith former president and Dale T Winslow former auditor were found guilty of embezzlement for misappropriating 19253 to cover Smiths brokerage stock purchases.
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Cleveland
Standard Trust Bank
C. Stirling Smith
Dale T. Winslow
Common Pleas
Arthur H. Day
Smoot Leaves Politics for Religious Pursuits
Salt Lake City Oct 21 Reed Smoot long-time United States senator and influential Republican figure has abandoned politics to focus on religion. While in the Senate he balanced politics with ecclesiastical duties and remains a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles of the Latter Day Saints Church.
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Salt Lake City
Reed Smoot
United States
United Press Today
Senate
Smoot
Council of Twelve Apostles of
The
Latter Day Saints Mormont Church
Tear gas used by highway police in Bath protest
On October 27 officers used tear gas and water streams to disperse a crowd in Bath South Carolina. The demonstration supported Horse Creek Valley mill workers opposing state highway police action. Several injured lightly and fourteen leaders jailed.
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Ren
Bath
S. C
S Rike
Horse Creek Valley
Tax payment period extended to November 30
The State Tax Commission announced an extension of real estate tax payments to November 30. County Treasurer Walter Wright stated he will honor the order despite closed books and penalties. Personal and intangible taxes remain due by November 6.
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Carlton S. Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Walter Wright
Wright
Indiana Guard Mobilized to Hunt Dillinger Gang
Indiana National Guard, 70 officers and 560 guardsmen, deployed to aid state police and federal agents in a statewide hunt for a band of escaped criminals led by John Dillinger. The group, linked to bank robberies in Greencastle and South Bend, killed a sheriff and raided arsenals in Auburn and Peru.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana National Guard
Paul V. McNutt
Elmer F. Straus
al G. Feeny
Feeney
American Legion
Michigan City
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Lima
Ohio
Jess Sarber
Auburn
Peru
Indiana
Greencastle
South Bend
Explosion Fatal To Mother And Two Children
Cleveland, Oct 27 a kerosene poured into a coal stove exploded fatally burning mother Ina Foster 24 and her daughters Troelores 1 and Betty Jane 4 All three died after hospital treatment Two other children Clifford Jr 6 and Laverne 3 suffered slight burns Neighbors rescued them Father Clifford Foster a part time railroad switchman was away at work
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Cleveland, O
Ina Foster
Troe Lores
Betty Jane
Campaign To Raise 49300 For Elyria Charities
Elyria Community Chest workers plan a November 24 to 29 drive to raise 49300 for city charitable and welfare groups for 1934. Frank E. Stevens, assistant county prosecutor, leads as general chairman with W O McClellan as assistant. Budget is 6580 less than last year, though critical to avoid crippling agencies.
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Elyria Community Chest
Frank E. Stevens
W. O. McClellan
Community Service Council
Local Red Cross Fund Drive Seeks 3000 Goal
Mrs. A. C. Schilleman reports the Red Cross drive has $757 subscribed so far including $167 from schools. Major reports pending and canvassing continues to raise funds for the $3,000 county quota. Industrial campaign led by George Richwine emphasizes cooperation between workers and contributors to reach the target.
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A. C. Schilleman
Roll Call
The
Red Cross
George Richwine
Ohio bridges too narrow or light for two lane traffic
J R Burkey chief engineer of bridges for the state highway department says Ohio has 1751 bridges over 10 feet wide that are too narrow for two lane traffic and 1642 too light for the 12 ton legal load A total of 2109 bridges require replacement widening or wholesale repairs Burkey adds a continuous program to eliminate weak and narrow bridges will cut accidents and save taxpayers money through safer travel
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Columbus
J. R. Burkey
State Highway Department Today
Ohio
Burkey
Death by own action pact blamed for two Cleveland deaths
In Cleveland on October 27 detectives believed a death by own action pact caused the deaths of 43 year old widow May Stare and 53 year old unemployed laborer George Babik. Babik was found unconscious and died two hours later. Mrs Stare was found in a closet with an empty vial beside her. The men’s sons aged 23 and 15 discovered Babik after returning home. Police noted marks on Mrs Stare indicating violence.
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Cleveland
May Stare
George Babik
County
Babik
Anton Stare
Louis
Mrs. Stare
Bank Head Tells Of Cash Loss
Albert H. Wissin testified before Senate stock market investigators detailing Chase Bank’s cash loss of 43,346,016 amid the 1429 panic and weak market. Wiggin, former head, said losses came from selling high priced securities as the market fell. Overall paper and actual losses hit 120,138,005, with 71,592,059 of it a writedown of securities value.
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Washington
Chase Bank
Albert H. Wissin
Senate
Wiggin
Chase Organizaion
Plans of Banks Dispatched to Washington
The Elyria Savings' and Trust Co and the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co have developed plans now being considered by Federal authorities. Preliminary word from Washington expected in about two weeks. The next step is expected to be appraisal of assets in their reports to Washington.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Savings’ and Trust Co
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Washington
Theft Attempt Costs Life Of Roy
In Cleveland Ohio an alleged theft attempt cost the life of Clifford Maddox after a man shot him in the back. The incident occurred as 10 cent light bulbs were targeted in an apartment hallway. Alert Stockdale custodian of the building is detained as a suspect following claims of multiple bulb thefts.
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Cleveland, O
Clifford Maddox
Polyclinic Hospital
Alert Stockdale
Stockdale
Dayton Jeweler Beaten and Robbed in City Office
In Dayton Colorado on October 26, John M. Fisher, an 80 year old jeweler, was beaten unconscious in his second floor office by masked bandits. They stole 73 dollars and jewelry valued at 9000 dollars including diamonds and rings. Fisher received cuts and bruises but could not identify the attackers who wore Halloween masks. a mask was found at the scene.
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Dayton
Dayton, CO
John M. Fisher
Fisher
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