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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1939

Page

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Senate approves neutrality law in 63 to 30 vote

The Senate passed the neutrality bill by 63 to 30 as debate opened on its House approval. The measure repeals the arms embargo, a central point of the New Deal program, with hopes to adjourn by early November after conference efforts.

Senate Washington Roosevelt House Boy Mir Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bennett Champ Clark Gillette Ia. Johnson D. Cole Reed Alben W. Barkley United Press Key Pittman Tom Connally Acme

DeChant Admits Writing Letter to State Auditor

DeChant disclosed yesterday that he authored a letter to State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson regarding the $50,000 state relief funds Lorain County lost last spring. He asserted Welfare Director Charles Kerwood would not have provided county funds, and charged misinformation from Chief Relief Examiner O. P. Van Schoik. Ferguson denied departmental responsibility, while Dunn claimed no knowledge of the letter. Bechet Commissioner Edward

DeChant Joseph T.ferguson Ferguson Charles Kerwood State Lorain County Sherwood Howard R. Butler O. P. van Schoik Arc Bechet Edward

Weather Summary for Ohio and Great Lakes Region

Partly cloudy and colder with light rain or snow along eastern Lake Erie tonight. Sunday fair. Disturbance moved out of the Great Lakes to the St. Lawrence Valley. High pressure sits over Central valleys and thence to the Pacific. Rain was general in the Central valleys, Lake region and Northeast. showers in the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures much lower in the Ohio Valley and Lake region westward to the Rockies.

Ohio Lake Erie Great Lakes St. Lawrence Valley Pacific Lake Pacific Northwest Ohio Valley Lake Region Rockies

Quiet Elyria election fronts as November 7 nears

Elyria’s municipal race shows little campaigning with Republicans led by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro and Democrats headed by John K. Nece. Most offices are uncontested and only the auditor seat features a active campaign between Ellsworth Albert and Gertrude Mathews as liquor policy and a 340000 bond issue stir local voters.

Petro John K. Nece Council W. E. B. Neiler Ellsworth Albert Gertrude Mathews R. J. Fitch E. W. Rowland Richard S. Horan Cyrril Maple Charles E. Guth Joseph Q. Petro W. E. B. Notley Richard 8. Woran George Thompson James C. Scott Anna Kennedy Henry Sassmenhausen Charles Ives Albert Balock Alfred Alten J. J. Elemes C. S. Haury Martin Mueller Thomas A. Smith Frank R. Henke Fairgrounds

Tax Levy Forum Explores Elyria Bond And Levy

A public tax levy forum at No 1 Townsend Club rooms 136 Middle avenue featured Dan Symons detailing a bond issue to buy Elyria fair grounds for a city park and recreation. Lorain County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn urged funding 2 1 4 mill levy to repair county buildings. Another meeting is planned for Friday November 3 at 8 00 pm with Mayor Petro to discuss the tax issues and the Bigelow Pension Plan Bill.

Townsend Club Middle Avenue Dan Symons Elyria No. 1 Townsend Club Hall Petro

Contagion Report Highlights Elyria Health Work

Elyria health department reports show few contagious cases with mumps leading totals. Kathryne Fulton assisted Dr. French in examing parochial students, giving toxoid injections, and conducting tests and visits across multiple public health tasks.

Elyria Elysria Health Department Elyria Board of Health Kathryne Fulton G. E. French Miss Fulton Pleasant View Sanatorium E. G. Curtiss Gerald Stang G. W. Savage

Germans Admit Three Submarines Lost

Berlin Oct 28 The German high command admitted for the first time that the submarine fleet has suffered losses saying three boats have been lost so far. The Allies claim twenty or more submarines have been sunk.

Berlin High Command

Committee A Organization Completed for Elyria Chest Campaign

The Elyria Community Chest announces the completion of Committee A with Neely Powers as chairman and A C Hudnutt as associate chairman. 125 assistant chairmen are named including C B Smythe and T L Moise. The group will lead solicitation of large subscriptions for the Community Chest.

Elyria Community Chest Community Chest Neely Powers Elyria Chamber of Commerce Colson Corporation A. C. Hudnutt Chronicle-Telegram C. B. Smythe T. L. Moise F. A. Smythe Worth Fauver

City of Flint Seized by Germans Near Murmansk

U S irritation grows as the City of Flint, a 5000 ton American freighter, remains in Murmansk with a German prize crew and 41 American crew aboard after being captured as a contraband carrier. Officials fear a potential clash with British forces while the ship sails toward a German port.

Berlin United States Murmansk City of Flint Washington Russia State Department Laurence A. Steinhardt City of Flint Germany Arctic

Davis in critical condition after assault in front of diner

Police report says J B Davis is in critical condition with a fractured skull after being struck by Howard McDaniels who attempted to move men from in front of his business. Assault and battery charges against McDaniels and disorderly conduct charges against Bearer and Fall were continued indefinitely by Mayor Petro pending Davis recovery. Davis worked at the Shadix diner.

Howard McDaniels Lake Avenue Max Bearer William Fallon Fourth Street Joseph Q. Petro J. B. Davis Broadstreet MacDaniels E. J. Stankard Davis McDaniels Shadix

Hollis to Confer With WPA Authorities Over Water Lines

County Drainage Engineer Ray Hollis will visit Akron Monday to discuss obstacles in proposed water lines for the LaPorte and Markley districts. WPA in Akron asks the county to sponsor both projects without reservation. Commissioners agree to sponsor only if held free from liability for damages, a condition WPA objects to.

Ray Hollis Akron WPA LaPorte Markley

Allied and neutral ships sunk by German warships

Between October 12 and October 25 German forces sank 22 Allied and neutral merchant ships totaling 109,370 tons. The losses reflect a sequence of wartime maritime attacks affecting shipping and maritime trade.

Bigelow Plan Would Undo 10 Mill Limitation

The Tax Limitation League opposes the Bigelow plan for a $30 monthly old age pension, warning it would undo Ohio's 10 mill real estate tax cap. L. D. Jennings of Lima signed the attack, calling the proposal paternalistic and dangerous to citizen incentives and state support for worthy seniors.

Columbus Tax Limitation League, Inc Tax League L. D. Jennings Lima

Elyria League to Host Public Candidates Night

The League of Women Voters sponsors a Friday meeting at the YWCA gymnasium at 7 30 PM to hear six non partisan candidates for Elyria Board of Education plus Democratic and Republican nominees. Each candidate makes a three minute talk. Doughnuts and cider follow.

Elyria Wil League of Women Voters YWCA E. Melbourne Green League Board of Education R. B. Struthers Women’s Democratic Association Carl Curtis Republican Women’s Club

Teachers Press Right to Social Life and Marriage

The Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association sessions closed with a call for the right to social life and marriage for teachers. More than 13 000 teachers attended. Dr Walter B Pitkin of Columbia University described youth as a wretched soft generation to blame on elders and urged awareness of a chaotic world.

Cleveland. O Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association Walter B. Pitkin Columbia University Pitkin

Snow Cruiser Mishap Halts Byrd Antarctic Venture

The 35 ton snow cruiser used by Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd struck a bridge half a mile east of Lima Ohio and rolled onto its side before entering Pine Run. No injuries were reported and the expedition plans continue pending recovery.

Lima U.P Richard E. Byrd Antarctic Pine Run

Britons Welcome U S Senate Action on Neutrality Bill

London reports Britons rejoice over U S Senate passage of the Neutrality Bill. They expect early House approval, potential U S arms shipments to Britain and France, and a large air fleet may depart next week as Germany eyes possible retaliation.

London United States Senate House Britain France Senate United States U.S. A Daily Herald Roosevelt The Daily Mail News Chronicle DU. S Daily Express America Daily Sketch House of Representatives Germany

Two New Safety Devices For Elyria Fire Department

Elyria Fire Department received two new safety devices today. A set of warning reflectors to replace red lanterns and oil flares, bright red when illuminated, with no fire risk. A non adjustable Power-on spray nozzle for two and a half inch hose, designed to prevent electric current from passing to firefighters, amid high voltage fire scenes.

Elyria W. N. Bates Ohio Public Service Company Bates

Dr Edwin Kirby Preaches at Lakemore Homecoming

Dr Edwin Kirby will preach Sunday morning at the Lakemore church near Akron during a homecoming service. He also speaks tonight at a reunion of the church’s old timers. The church marks a Homecoming week with a picnic dinner, Epworth League reunion, and Pioneer class festivities through Friday.

Edwin Kirby Lakemore Church Akron Kirby Lakemore Epworth League Pioneer Class

Two Amherst Residents Injured in Route 57 Crash

Claude Biller 33 of Amherst died after a car struck a tree at Routes 57 and 244 at 2 40 am. John Carter 26 and Walter Turne 24 were treated for head and leg lacerations and knee injuries. Others treated for minor injuries included two Lorain men after a collision on Route 29 at Stoney Ridge Road. Funeral plans announced for Biller.

Lorain County Amherst Claude Biller Milan Avenue St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain John Carter South Mair Street Walter Turne Jackson Street Sheriff Department Calabresee Club Hill Top Tavern Andrew Morton Abner Baker Funeral Home Elyria Memorial Hospital Stoney Ridge Road Ridgeville William Peterson, Jr Tenth Street C. J. Reisch Broadway Peterson Frank Shimko Lakewood Harvey C. Cheney Denison Avenue al Miller West Street Lochanz North Streets Erwin, ML Schuyzer Eastern Heights Boulevard R. Reed West Broad Street Broad Street Court Harry Dempster East Avenue Lillian Alarquis Elyria Oberlin Road West Avenue Miller Germaniz W. Va Edinburg Arthur F. Miller Florence Claude Robert Jr Jean Ellen W. H. Graff Belatre Ohio National Tube Company Armherst Kenneth Kunitz Congregational Church Crown Hill Cemetery

34 Killed In Mine Disaster At Wailer Field

In Dunferml ine Scotland on October 28 thirty four miners died when an explosion occurred during a blackout at Wailer Field Colliery seven miles from the town. About 110 miners were underground at the time. Some perished from burns while others from blast concussion. One worker saved two score colleagues by reaching a pump and supplying fresh air to trapped chambers.

Dunfermline Scotland Wailer Field William Reid

Group Chooses Leaders for Elyria Chamber of Commerce Unit

J. B. Johnson division manager of the Ohio Public Service Company was elected chairman of the diversified business group of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce. C. W. Scheide photographer was elected as the group's councillor to liaison with the Chamber's board of directors.

J. B. Johnson Ohio Public Service Company Elyria Chamber of Commerce C. W. Scheide

Hallowe'en Party Draws Elyria Y M C A Boys

Forty Elyria boys took part in the YMCA boys division first monthly party of 1939 40. John Sarnovski won the prize for best costume. The program featured ghost stories a treasure hunt and refreshments. Attendees were from the Cadet Prep and Junior classes.

Elyria John Sarnovski

Cincinnati Football Player Hurt in Road Trip Accident

Lionel Hall, 22, University of Cincinnati right end, was hospitalized with a possible brain concussion after a game against Western Reserve. He was being helped to return home on a crutch when the team bus struck a snag, causing him to stumble and injure his leg.

Cleveland. O Lionel Hall University of Cincinnat Western Reserve

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PE EY Europe Republican Victorr Leonard Fowls Seward Black Elmer Nelson E. F.wilcox Henry U. Ault U.S Hollis Bigelow Elyrians Fair Grounds Bertha Shultz Cambridge Avenue Airs Morris Brown Ralph J. Bauer Gulf Road Rhet Selby Ralph Young John Shaw U.S. Senate Fire Centry Dr. Kirby Gridder Cewspas Kptr Pert
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