Crazed Veteran Shoots Doctor In Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on October 28 a World War veteran shot Dr Harold C Wise 42 a former semi professional baseball player in his East Side office and then killed himself Joseph San Filippo 46 a railway conductor fled to a nearby yard after the shooting Police said San Filippo believed Wise failed to treat his son for a leg injury properly He had reportedly been released from a veterans hospital in August
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Cleveland
Harold C. Wise
Joseph Sah Filippo
Dr. Wise
San Filippo
Veterans Hospital
Alburpuerdgiai
Ny M
County Americanization Plan Seeks Broad Legion Involvement
Lerain County Council of the American Legion opened a county wide plan with all posts slated to participate. A meeting at Elyria Legion Home gathered post leaders to discuss community needs. Carl L. Smith leads the county council. Joan F. Buckless was named secretary and treasurer.
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Ans
All America Legion
Lerain County Council of the America Lesion
Elyria
Carl L. Smith
Udian O Lee
Joan F. Buckless
Menuhin Refuses To Join Union Over Concert Contract
Famous violinist Yehudi Menuhin declines union membership to fulfill a Los Angeles Philharmonic engagement. He says art must be free from collective bargaining and notes his prior support for the orchestra during financial difficulties, stressing the contract he signed should govern. He dismisses money as a factor and asserts individual artistic freedom in a democratic country.
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Los Angeles
Qet
Yehudi Menuhin
Vinhin
Los Anfeller Philharmonic Orchestra
Orghe
American Guild of Musical Artists
Untsychestra
Min
Menuhin
Ganecert
Tam
Weather Ohio fair with warmer west tonight and east surge
Weather summary notes fair conditions with slight warmth in western portions tonight. Saturday shows partial cloudiness with warmer readings in eastern and southern areas. A high pressure system rests over the eastern lake region and Ohio valley, while another high dominates the Canadian Prairie and Rocky Mountain regions.
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Ohio
Eastern
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
North Pacific
Ontario
Ooklahoma
North Atlantic
Plains States
Burlington Railroad Elects First Woman Executive
Edith Jarvis Aldtabavel was elected secretary treasurer of the Burlington railroad, the first woman to hold an executive position in the 88 year history of the company. She succeeds Charles Sturgis, retiring after fifty eight years with the road. Aldtabavel’s father, Birry E, became privy to the company January 1, and Perkins, president, announced the retirement of Sturgis in 1922 after forty years with the railroad.
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Wweme Phiste
Burlington Railroad
Edith Jarvis Ald Tabavel
Secretar
Charles Sturgis
The
Burlington
Alden
Birry E
RBZ
Privary To CO. 2
Perkins
Japan Protests To France Over Alleged Shipments
Tokyo lodged a protest with Paris over alleged WW shipments via French Indo China to China. France replied that surveillance exists on the Indo China frontier and no specific violations were cited. Navy said several French warships were temporarily blocked between Hong Kong and Canton but not endangered.
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Paris
Oct
Tay
Japan
France
Toke
Navy Ministry
Tongkong
Canton
Mrs Longworth Calls For Presidential Term Limits
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth urged a constitutional amendment to limit presidents to one six-year or two four-year terms to curb one man rule. She said the measure would settle the issue and cited family history of Roosevelt Taft tensions as context. She also voiced support for Senate candidate Robert Taft, noting past Roosevelts' disputes.
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Clevelan
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Longworth
William McKinley
McKinley
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Roosevelt-Taft
Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association Opens in Cleveland
Thousands of school children in Elyria and Lorain County enjoy a holiday as teachers attend the opening day sessions of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. Elyria’s R. C. Maston is unopposed for president while E. G. Baxter is one of two candidates for treasurer and executive secretary, with election results due tomorrow.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Déday
R. C. Maston
Ellyria
E. G. Baxter
Wife Of Nominee Dies In Ohio Senate Race
Mrs. Frank S. Day, 30, wife of the Democratic nominee for the State Senate, died today in Cleveland after a brief kidney illness. She had been ill only a few days.
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Cleveland, O
Frank S. Day
State Senate
Bricker Denies Patronage Split Charge
United Press reports Bricker, the Republican candidate for Ohio governor, dismissed Democratic charges of a patronage split with Gov. Davey as fiction and fraud. Sawyer labeled Bricker combative, while other GOP figures like Herbert and Knisley defended charges about legal fees and office costs amid campaign battles.
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United Press
Democratic
Martin L. Davey
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Youngstown
Charles Sawyer
Davey
Berrudin
Sawyer
Herbert Hurls
Thomas O. Herbert
Atturpe
Nelsonville
Aty
Herbert S. Duffy
Guardian Bank of Cleveland
Herbert
Clarence H. Knisley
Don Ebright
Akron
Harry S. Day
Knisley
Three Killed In Slate Fall At Pursegrove Mine
Morgantown Oct 28 three men died and three more were seriously injured in a slate and shale fall late yesterday at Pursegrove No 5 mine. A mine train carrying 40 workers was half a mile below the surface when the fall ripped the last two cars from the track. Victims were Michael Evanoff Jr 20 River side mine foreman Guring Zeni 21 miner New Morgantown James Hunt 44 employee of a mine camp. Injured were A R Hand superintendent Jay Witt and William Faulkher miners.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Pursegrove No. 5
Alex Brice
West Virginia
Michael Evanoff, Jr
Riverside
Guring Zeni
New Morgantown
James Hunt
A. R. Hand
Jay Witt
William Faulkher
Hundreds of Jews rounded up in Berlin arrest sweep
Berlin police in a morning round up arrested several hundred Jews, mostly young men, and transported them by bus to the disused Alexander Barracks near the police headquarters. Authorities suspected they planned emigration to Poland and possibly faced transfer to concentration camps or border escort. Reports also noted arrests of many foreign Jews in Vienna, including Czechs, Hungarians, and Poles.
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Berlin
U.hi
Alexander Barracks
Alexanderplatz
Poland
Vienna
Austria
Will Answer Charge of Violating Parole
Homer Baker aged 19 of Ridgeville is to be arraigned before Common Pleas Judge D A Cook this afternoon for parole violation. He was arrested by Lieut Detective L E Sweet after allegedly stealing a $35 battery light from the Abbe street WPA sewer project. Baker had been placed on probation following a prior burglary conviction at the Schroll Coal Company office on Cleveland street.
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Homer Baker
Ridgeville
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
L. E. Sweet
Baker
Abbe Street
Cook
Schroll Coal Company
Cleveland Street
Power Defense Power Program Launched in Nation
Washington announces a 1 billion dollar national defense power program to coordinate power resources, build feeder lines, and quickly mobilize utilities if city facilities are cut. Johnson, head of the National Defense Power Committee, reports commitments from major utilities along the eastern seaboard and plans immediate purchases of turbo generators boilers and filler equipment.
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Washington
Ccal
Tootis Johneson Fodas
Roosevelt
Johnson
National Defense Power Committee
Easter Seaboard
Pew
Pickaway County Man Wins Flushing Title
London Ohio Oct 26 Lawrence Wright 26 of Kinderhook Pickaway County won the Ohio Shack Corn Husking Championship before a crowd of 50 001 here today.
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London
Lawrence Wright
Kinderhook
Pickaway County
Ohio Shack
Deputies Seek Bond to Free Sheriff Grail From Jail
Deputies appointed by Sheriff William F Grail launched a united drive to raise the 10,000 bond for his release from county jail. Grail faces a bribery trial in November and has been jailed since October 20 after bail was set at 20,000 and later reduced to 10,000. Deputies C J Cordy John Fultos and John Hudak say they will provide real estate security to cover the bond and Clerk of Courts H E B Agate reports 5 890 pledged so far, leaving 14 110 still needed to reach the amount.
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William F. Grail
Grail
Grall
John Hudak
H. EB. Agate
Maintain Present Schedule At Tube Plant
Operations at the National Tube Company Lorain plant will continue next week at current high levels under a tentative schedule. Three blast furnaces and 10 open hearths stay in operation. the Bessemer converter runs double turn. the rail mill operates three days starting Monday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Ip Mill
Skelp Mill
Butt Mills
Seamiel Mills
Skelp Mills
Seamless
Fire Erupts At Major Marseilles Store In Flames
In Marseilles on October 28 the Nouvelles Galeries department store was ablaze. Unconfirmed reports stated about 15 people were killed as hundreds fled the burning building and emergency crews fought the blaze.
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Marseilles
France
Nouvelles Galeries
Church To Observe 100th Birthday At Route 59 Parish
The South Ridge Evangelical Church marks its 100th anniversary with a Sunday October 30 program. Morning worship features guest speaker Rev. W L Leith of Cleveland after 10 a m Sunday School. A noon tureen dinner precedes an afternoon program with talks, music, and church history.
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South Ridge
Route 59
John Lutz
Elyrian Sheriff Appointed After Unanimous Board Vote
Carl R. Finegan, 34, of 424 Lodi Street Elyria, was unanimously named sheriff to fill the Grall vacancy after his resignation amid bribery charges. The vote followed morning talks with judges and a crowd of hopeful applicants, with Finegan chosen over Parabek and Knapp. He will serve the remaining term to Jan 1 1941 and posted a $20 000 office bond.
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Carl R. Finegan
Lodi Street
Elyria
Board of County Commissioners
William F .Grall
Judges Chamber
C. G. Washburn
Common Pleas
Guy & Findley
D. A. Cook
Fred Ruth
Finegan
Davidson
DeChant
Dunn
Purdue
Februz
Ely High School
Gnd
Purdue University
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Cleveland
George White
State Department of Liquor Control
Cincinnati
Republic Steel
Republic Steel Company
Superior
The
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Sheriff
Grall
Columbus
Joseph Conley, Jr
J. A. Fauver
Elyria Central Labor Union
Elyria and Oberlin League
Elyria Plans Standardized School Safety Patrols
The Elyria Community Safety Council proposes standardized equipment and methods for School Safety Patrols. Recommendations include four white belts per patrol bay with badge and flag, weather gear, and waterproof cap. storage in schools. daily captain inspections. mandatory gear. a uniform signaling system. and a police chief directed patrol grading plan to motivate competition among schools.
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City of
Elyria
Taft Dinner Tonight At Lorain Draws 500 Reservations
Almost five hundred reservations are on record for a Republican dinner at six tonight at the Masonic Temple Lorain. Robert A Taft will give the principal address with Daniel Morgan speaking for the State Republican ticket. Taft and Morgan arrive by five for a brief reception. delegations from Sandusky Medina and Cuyahoga counties join the event hosted by Lorain Young Republican Club.
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Masonic Temple
Lorain
Robert A. Taft
United States
Senate
Daniel Morgan
Cleveland
Taft
Mr. Morgan
Roy Rogers
Erie County
Sandusky
Medina
Cuyahoga
Young Republican Club of
Lorainesupty
Chiang Kai-Shek vows relentless war against Japan
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek declared the war would continue relentlessly and that decisive battles might come. He sent the message to the People's Political Council from the Hankow war front, stating Chinese forces would press on in inland areas west of Hankow despite Japanese occupation and that next actions would occur west of the Pinghan line north of Hankow.
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Chungking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Chiang
People’s Political Council
Hankow
Pinghan
Cleveland Firemen Face Shell Laden Blaze At Repair Shop
Cleveland firemen battled a blaze at Robert Blake's key and gun repair shop as shotgun shells exploded. Battalion Chief William Ferrie described taking strategic positions and directing three high pressure hoses through side windows to soak the shelves until the flames subsided after ten minutes. damage reached about 1000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Robert Blake
William Ferrie
Kiwanians Hear Cleveland Woman Speak on Civil Service
Mrs. Malcolm L. McBride of Cleveland, state chairman of the Reiter Government Personnel of the League of Women Voters, told Kiwanis Club members that the League aims to extend Civil Service in Ohio. She noted Civil Service has become a national issue in four years and that the Ohio League will assess legislature candidates and the two gubernatorial hopefuls on this matter. The League backs a bill to set an uneven number of Civil Service Commissioners and restore many patronage jobs to the commission, along with a larger appropriation to enable proper functioning.
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Malcolm L. McBride
Cleveland
Reiter
League of Women Voters
Cuyahoga County League
Kiwanis Club
League
Ohio
McBride
Ohio League
Dayton Schools Close As Funds Are Depleted
Dayton faces an abrupt 34,000 pupil and 1,300 teacher disruption as funds evaporate. The board seeks December state aid and a November 8 two mill levy while an emergency five member committee urges Columbus to convene a special session for more school funding. Two mass meetings paved a plan to form a Montgomery County public advisory panel to improve fiscal handling and report on government tax matters.
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Dayton
Board of Education
State School Foundation
Martin L. Davey
Columbus
Frederick H. Rike
Dayton Merchant
Ezra Kuhns
J. H. Margolis
Walter Behm
Robert C. Knee
Lewis B. Rock
Dayton Journal and Herald
Montgomery County
Germany cancels deportation order affecting Polish Jews
WARSAW, Poland, Oct. 28 Germany agreed to cancel its deportation order that would have sent thousands of Polish Jews into Poland. The Foreign Office said the decision followed negotiations between Germany and Poland.
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Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Foreign Office
WPA Worker Crushed To Death In Cave In Sandusky Ohio
In Sandusky Ohio on October 28 Jess Humford aged 55 was crushed to death when three tons of stone collapsed while he loaded dirt and stone for a bridge fill at Wagner Quarries Company. He was Erie county's first WPA fatality.
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Sandusky. O
Jess Humford
Erie County
Humford
Wagner Quarries Company
Bargain Counter offers daily wide ranging ads
The notice promotes a daily Bargain Counter section with varied items such as permanent waves at 250, fresh cider at 39 cents, silk hose, rabbit hounds, paint bargains, coal stoves, acre parcels for 2500, and a 1935 Ford at 195. It invites readers to start reading tonight and highlights the daily, broad appeal of the bargain column.
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Ford
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Slate Fall
Acme Photat
Nellie Babcock Tabave
Rochester
Ind
Indiana
Babcncit
James L. Babenck
Babenck
Flushing
Elyrian
Sheriff's Department
John E. Davidson
Andrew Parabek
Lerain
Oscar G. Dunn
George Knapp
Jahir Fulton
Patrick Flaherty
D. W. Parker
Lanam
Cart
R. Finegan
Chamber of Commerce
Small Business Men’s Association
WPA
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