Elyria Credit Bureau marks eleventh year with new name
The Elyria Credit Bureau Inc begins its eleventh year with a name change from Elyria Credit Rating Bureau to Elyria Credit Bureau to avoid implying people are rated on their credit. A new board of directors was elected, and revisions to by-laws discussed at a dinner marking the tenth anniversary.
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Elyria Credit Bureau, Inc
Bysis
Elks Restaurat
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Elyria Credit Bureau
Neir
Elyria Caoamer of Commerce
Chamber
Credit Bureau
Amed
Ded
Kr. C
Karl L. Waley
Gming
Jack Sauer
Lessburg
Humorus
Winifred Seward
Theureau
Erbal
Leveland Credit Bureau
Ie Lorain Credit Bureau
Miss Seward
Ter Bureau
Credit Women Breakfast Club
Wom- 1
yTia
Arthur
Weather summary for Ohio and Great Lakes region
Cloudy and colder tonight with light rain east and north portions. Saturday promises fair and milder conditions with occasional light rain on the lake. The western disturbance moves northeastward toward the upper Midwest while a lake effect pattern may bring showers near Sault Ste. Marie and adjacent areas.
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Ohio
Porom
Sault Ste. Maerie
Ivaigan
Arezss
Pope Calls Return to God for World Peace
Pope Pius XII, in his first encyclical from Castel Gandolfo, urges returning to God as a path to world peace. He warns agnosticism, state supremacy, and totalitarian ideologies threaten freedom, and calls for unity under divine law amid looming war.
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Pope
God
Vatican City
Pius
Castel Gandolfo
Rinker
Nazi Germany
Communist
Russia
Germany
Poland
Chu
Earen
Senate Rejects Plan To Ban Armed Merchant Vessels
Washington Oct 27 The Senate rejected 26 to 65 a plan by Senator Bennett Champ Clark to ban armed merchant ships of belligerents from U S ports and territorial waters The measure would have allowed entry only under presidentially prescribed emergencies The president reiterated his neutrality stance and dismissed claims that foreign powers could drag the nation into war.
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Washington
Ap. Tre Senate
Roosevelt
United States
Bennett Champ Clark
D. Mo
Senate
Clark
Schameless
Crowds Delay U S Polar Snow Cruiser in Indiana
The 35 ton Byrd snow cruiser, 55 feet long and 15 feet wide, failed to reach Fort Wayne as crowds of about 10 000 gathered in Warsaw Indiana delaying the convoy en route to Boston for Antarctic expedition plans.
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Warsaw
Ind
Richard E Byres
South Polar
U. S
Chicago
Boston
Byrd
Antarctica
United States
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayre
Thomas C. Peinter
City of Flint Safe Crew On Nazi Seized Vessel
The American steamer City of Flint is believed en route to a secret German port after sailing from Murmansk. The German prize court at Hamburg will decide the vessel and cargo status. U.S. embassy reports the crew remains safe aboard.
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Flint
Berlin
Qet
U.P
Aicscow
City of Flint
United States
Russia
Murmansk
Ir Berlin
Mumansk
U. S
Laurence Steinhardt
Foreign Office
Murmans
Moscow
Fifty Bodies Taken From German Submarine
London dispatch reports about fifty bodies landed today from a German submarine grounded on Goodwin Sands off the Kent coast. Divers and salvage teams searched the wreck after gunfire was heard nearby and sailors believed the sub may have been disabled days earlier.
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London
Goodwin Sands
Kent
Dover
Deal
Goodwins
Dudley White Will Vote Against Neutrality Bill
Rep. Dudley A. White of Ohio announced he will vote against the Pittman neutrality bill. He cited eight sections granting discretionary presidential power and warned against too much control over the nation’s peace. He argued the bill would permit back-door credits to warring nations via the RFC and Export-Import Bank and criticized refusal to ban poison gas exports.
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Washington
Pittman
Dudley A. White
Ohio
White
RFC
Export-Import Bank
Tte
Senate
Ofther
Grand Jury Set To Convene In Early November
Grand Jury to convene here on November 2 for about twenty cases awaiting review since the last session. Assistant Prosecutor Willam Wickens notes the panel aims to clear the criminal docket before Thanksgiving. Fifteen summonsed grand jurors include H C Harris, L W Perkins, Elizabeth Stiliha, Ruth Hinkley, Clark Callatin, Jennie Jacoby, Rosa Miller, A J Stull, Grace Wolverton, Stewert Aber, Margaret Harts, Lois Cummings, Fred Krueger, Edith Ives, and Charles Ingersoll.
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Willam Wickens
H.C. Harris
Park Avenue
L. W. Perkins
Lodi Street
Elyria
Elizabeth Stiliha
Ruth Hinkley
Clark Callatin
Jennie Jacoby
Rosa Miller
A. J. Stull
Grace Wolverton
Stewert Aber
Margaret Harts
Lorain
Lois Cummings
Oberlin
Fred Krueger
Pittsfield
Edith Ives
R. D. Grafton
Charles Ingersoll
Kipion
Two Traffic Accidents Leave Children Injured and Cars Damaged
A five year old Bela Polagyi of 122 Parkview Court was injured after running into West Avenue and was treated at Elvira Memorial Hospital for head contusions. A 12 year old Jane Baker of Elvira RD 3 sustained contusions and abrasions when Teresa Baker’s car skidded on Lake Avenue and collided with Raymond Cotton’s vehicle. Additional crashes on Oberin Road near the city limits and on Wrest Avenue caused extensive damage to multiple cars, with involved drivers including Holgar Christensen, Fay Boise, Ernest Bates, Mrs Bates, Carl McCrery, I K Hahn, and others.
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Parkview Court
Elvrra Mermorial Hospital
West Avenue
John Paul Fritz
Middle Avenue
Friz
Fritz
Kieth Knerim
Jane Baker
R. D
Elvria
Teresa Baker
Lake Avenue
Raymond Cotton
R. D 3
Oberin Road
Ibmis
Gren
Holgar Christensen
la Grange
Fay Boise
Wellington
Christensen
Ernest Bates
Colonial Court
Mrs Bates
Broad Street
Wrest Avenue
Second Street
Carl McCrery
M C. A
I. K. Hahn
Chicago
Two Cows Struck and Killed by Lightning on Hill Farm
An electric storm killed two valuable cows at the Hill dairy farm on Gratton Hill. The animals were struck around 3 o clock this morning in the wood lot, owned by Frank B. E. The incident occurred during last night’s storm and leaves the farmer with a heavy loss.
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Frank BE
Paddle Remedy Likely Saved Baby’s Life in Ohio
In Cincinnati on October 27 eight months old George Henry Wendt nearly choked on a rivet he picked from an index book. His mother Marie Wendt called the life squad. She held the infant upside down and spanked him, prompting a strong cough and the rivet ejection.
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Cincinnati
George Henry Wendt
Carl BieGenham
Life Squad
George
Tube Co. Operations to Continue Near Capacity Next Week
The National Tube Company plant at Lorain will maintain current high level operations next week. All five blast furnaces and 11 of 12 open hearth furnaces stay in use, with the Bessemer converter on a double turn schedule. Other operations remain as this week, maintaining near capacity.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
I. Weks
Large Show Window Breaks in Elyria Incident
In Elyria two men Becker and Cameron were arrested after a morning disturbance near the Elyria Furniture Co window. Fey was injured when Becker allegedly picked him up and they fell through the window onto display chests. Becker faces disorderly conduct charges. Cameron on intoxication. Fey hospitalized with a severe cut.
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E. Becker
R. D
Elyria
Roy Cambron
Second Street
Carl Fey
Spruce Street
Becker
Elyria Furniiture Co
Broad Street
Cambron
Elyma Furniture Company
Fey
Becker and
Cambraon
National Debt Tops 541 Billion In Treasury Report
Washington Oct 27 the treasury announced the national debt now exceeds 541 billion dollars. On Oct 25 the debt rose to 1 023 872 434. It increased 50 million overnight as the treasury borrowed that amount in cash to wit h bl.
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Washington
Treasury
Gasoline Blast Kills One, Injures Seven Aboard Vessel
In Norfolk harbor a gasoline explosion aboard the U S Geodetic Survey boat Mita wee killed one crewman and injured seven others as loading was underway. The blast destroyed the small 45 ton vessel and officials investigated the cause while fire companies contained spills. Two injured were Texas Oil Company employees. others were Mutanee crew members.
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Norfolk, VI
U. S. Geodetric Survey
Norfolk Harbor
Texas Oil Company
Lorain County Reclaims 24000 From Brown Settlement
Lorain County received 24000 as the full settlement of its claim against Wendell P. Brown for 34350 paid for work on a proposed 14th street high level bridge that was never built. County Prosecutor Butler negotiated the settlement after a prolonged litigation begun in 1927 and resolved in Cuyahoga county courts.
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Lorain
Wiliam Wickens
Wendell P. Brown
Cleveland Ridge
14Th Street
Howard F. Butler
Brown
Cuyahoga
Butler
Ihs
Court of Appeals
Ecus
ecus + commssioners
Wesley Grills
Court of Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Germany poised for large scale air war against Britain
British intelligence reports indicate Germany plans intensified aerial raids against Britain with more submarine attacks on merchant ships and convoys. Paris sources say 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 Germans massed on the western front prepare a major attack from Godesberg toward the Meginot Line, with heavy emphasis on tanks guns and air power, despite rain and river floods hindering field operations.
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London
U.P
Germany
Britain
England
Paris
Godesberg
Meginot
Adcock Hitler
Nevile Chamberlain
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Netherlands
Switzerland
Basle
Lake Constance
Austria
Hitler
F D R Revives Negotiations For Waterways Treaty
President Roosevelt announced he is reviving talks on the Great Lakes St Lawrence Waterways Treaty by reorganizing the International Joint Commission. Three members will resign and be replaced by three federal officials to streamline operations. An assistant secretary of state may receive one appointment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
International Joint Commission
State Department
Commission
Eugene Lortee
Tulsa
John H. Bartlett
New Hampshire
Augustus O. Stantes
Kentucky
Air
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