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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1930

Page

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Paris to Dallas Flight Puts Coste and Bellonte in Spotlight

News wires report Capt Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Hellente flying the Question Mark toward Dallas after leaving New York, with Cincinnati and Louisville stops noted. The duo head toward the expected ocean-spanning finish and a $25 000 prize from Col William Fasterwood Jr, while plans for a goodwill tour emerge.

Cincinnati Dieudonne Costr Maurice Hellente Soutosille New York Dieudonne Coste Aviation United States Atlantic Dallas Texas Curtiss Airport Valley Stream L. I le Bourget Wiliam E Fasterwood, Jr Tejas Milliionaire Coste Bellonte Texas City

Lindbergh to Fly Escort Plane to Washington

Charles A. Lindbergh will fly one of the escort planes for Capt. Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte as they arrive in Washington for a state reception. Coste and Bellonte will travel from New York with the escort, expected about 4 p m Sunday. President Hoover will return to hold a White House luncheon at 1 15 p m with the fliers and other dignitaries.

Coste Bellonte New York Dallas United States France Rene Racovert Jers Washington Charles A. Lindbergh Dieudonne Coste Maurice Bellonte Tex Hoover Rapidan Virginia White House Lindbergh Richard EB. Byrd

Bomb wrecks Rockefeller Foundation Hospital in China

A suitcase bomb exploded in a room at the Rockefeller Foundation Hospital in Peiping, killing a Chinese employee. An unexploded bomb was later found in the building after a Chinese newspaper called the hospital an imperialist tool.

Rockefeller Foundation Hospital China Petiping Rockefeller Foundation

Ammonia Blast Hits Gloucester Storage Plant

One man dead or dying and two others hurt after an ammonia explosion at the Gloucester Cold Storage plant. Engineer Ralph Minichello suffered severe burns and injuries and was rushed to Gilbert Hospital where his death was expected shortly.

Gloucester Mass Funes Ralph Minichello Gilbert Hospital

Nye and McCormick clash as Nye begins Wisconsin vacation

Senator Gerald P. Nye and Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick traded charges in a heated exchange as Nye started a vacation in Wisconsin and McCormick campaigned through central Illinois to win a Senate seat.

Senator Nye Ruth McCormick Chicago Gerald P. Nye Ruth Hanna McCormick Nye Wisconsin McCormick Ilinois Senate

Meyer Named To Lead Federal Reserve Board

Washington reports President Hoover will appoint Eugene Meyer Jr former head of the Federal Farm Loan Board as governor of the Federal Reserve Board the move comes as official confirmation from authoritative sources.

Washington Hoover Eugene Meyer, Jr Federal Farm Loan Board Federal Reserve Board

Dallas prize donor backs Paris to Dallas flight plan

Col. W. E. Easterwood of Dallas offers a $23,000 prize for the first Paris to Dallas flight with New York as intermediary. Capt. Dueudonne Coste and Maurice Bellomie met Easterwood’s representatives in New York after landing, preparing to depart for Dallas.

Col W. E. Easterwood Dallas Tex Paris New York Dueudonne Coste Maurice Bellomie

Former Wellington Business Man Edward L Benedict Dies

Edward L Benedict a 6 percent former Wellington businessman died suddenly at Charity Hospital Cleveland yesterday morning. He and his father built prosperity in Wellington with the Benedict block bearing their name. He shifted to Cleveland to run a Market House business, later sold out, moved to California, then returned to Cleveland where he died. Survived by his wife four daughters Marian Hartline Helen Olive Benedict Florence Tippett two sons Scott and Paul five sisters and many friends. Funeral at Wadaworth home Wellington.

Edward L. Benedict Wellington Charity Hospital Cleveland Mr. Benedict Benedict California Marian Hartline Helen Olive Benedict Florence Tippett Scott Paul Wadaworth

Bandit Shot Dead in Hobson Robbery

An unidentified bandit was killed and two accomplices fled after attempting a hold up at W. R. Ames’s filling station in Hobson, near Pomeroy. The trio, described as about 30, with black hair, fled in a car after a confrontational struggle with the station attendant. Authorities searched for the remaining two robbers.

Pomeroy W. R. Ames Hobson Athex Ather Tuppers Plains Herej Yesterdar

Experts Named to Lead Drought Relief Effort

A panel from government departments was named by Secretary of Agriculture Hyde, head of President Hoover's National Drought Committee, to oversee specific drought relief stages. Hyde’s department also announced initiating movement of feed for livestock as part of relief measures.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Hyde Hoover National Drought Committee

August auto sales in Lorain county total 234

Lorain county dealers sold 234 new automobiles in August according to the automobile registration department. Of these 18 were trucks and 210 were passenger cars. Burial details mention a service at 2 o clock for Rev Record with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.

Lorain County Automobile Registration Department Clerk of Courts Rev Record Greenwood Cemetery

Texas Welcome for Fliers Heady in Dallas

Arousing Dallas crowds ready to greet French trans Atlantic fliers Capt Dieu drince Coste and Maurie Bellonte. The Question Mark, after leaving Paris four days ago on a perilous flight, was due to land between 9 and 1 today. Col William Easterwood, Dallas magnate, helped arrange the welcome as news spread of the international heroes arrival.

Dallas Texas Dieudrince Coste Maurie Bellonte le Bourzec Paris William EF Easterwood Dallas Millonaire

New Chief Counselor Named for Prohibition Bureau

Randolph Shaw of Cambridge Massachusetts is appointed chief counselor of the Prohibition Bureau. Shaw previously served as special assistant attorney general for the Department of Justice.

Randolph Shaw Cambridge Mass Bureau of Prohibition Shaw Department of Justice

County schools set to show enrollment gains in Lorain system

Lorain County schools report opening enrollment near 7 000 with a projected rise over last year amid partial reports. Forty schools accounted for 6 129 on opening day, with several districts posting sizable increases such as South Amherst and Highland. Ridgeville drops tied to North Olmsted high school opening. Wellington and LaGrange yet to open, other rural schools still reporting.

Lorain County County Board of Education Wellingston la Grange South Amherst Lastear Avon Lake Vincent Columbia Highland Ridgeville North Olmsted Wellington Middle Ridge Russia Township Middle Ridges Amherst Lane Avon Brighton Brownhelm Camden East Carlisle Eaton Grafton Townshin Grafton Village Henrietta Hunt

Radio Knife Demonstrated at Elyria Memorial Hospital

Dr. George Mynchenberg展示ed a Majestic Electrical Unit radio knife at Elyria Memorial Hospital in a cancer surgery demonstration. Dr. S. Sorenson from Chicago assisted, noting the device coagulates blood and isolates tumors to reduce recurrence. The system, approved by the American College of Surgeons, is set to become standard in hospitals as units are manufactured at cost for cancer research support.

Elyria Memorial Hospital George Mynchenberg Elyria Mynchenberg S. Sorenson Chicago Altthough Nelson H. Lowry Sorenson American College of Sergeans Iceland United States J. L. Spivach

Mather Testifies on Merger News Exclusion

In Youngstown Ohio on Sept 4, Livingston Mather of Cleveland Anancet testified in Cyrus Haton's suit to block the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Bethlehem Steel merger. He said he was not told of secret negotiations until March 12 and supported the claim that directors should have been informed. Harris Creech, president of Cleveland Trust and Sheet and Tube director, to testify next with a noted dissenting vote against the consolidation.

Youngstown Livingston Mather Cleveland Youngstown Sheet & Tube Bethlehem Steel Corporation Cyrus Haton Mather Sheet and Tube David G Jenkins Eaton Jenkins Bethlehem Harris Creech Cleveland Trust Companys

Three Men Rescued From Flaming Sloop Mildred II

In Chicago a 33 foot sloop called the Mildred II caught fire in Lake Michigan half a mile from shore. Owners Norman W. Blandell and W H Blondell, plus Arthur Coyle, suffered burns and escaped in a leaking lifeboat before Coast Guard units and the Blanca Flour rescued them and drove them to a hospital.

Chicago Lake Michigan Norman W. Blandell W. H Blondell Arthur Coyle Navy Pier J. Anderson Coast Guard Blanca

Santo Domingo Hit By Tropical Hurricane Destruction

A Caribbean hurricane battered Santo Domingo killing about 300 people and injuring nearly 1,000. The city, population around 50,000, suffered major damage including the home of American Minister Curtiss and widespread homelessness. communications disrupted and relief requested from Red Cross as Cuba and Florida in forecast path.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Charles B. Curtiss Cuba Florida West Indies all-America All-America Company Red Cross Cable Company Pan American Line San Juan Porto Rico Dominica Haiti

U. S. and Red Cross to Send Relief

Washington reports American Red Cross and government officials coordinate to provide relief to Santo Domingo after a devastating hurricane. Charles B. Curtis says aid will include food clothing shelter and medical supplies as reports of extensive damage come in. Acting Secretary Cotton urges rapid mobilization.

Washington AUK American Red Cross Santo Dominic Weather Bureau Florida Straits Ernest Jo Swift Cotton State Department Santo Domingo Charles B. Curtis Red Cross Rus Cuyus Legation Curtis Red Cros

Santo Domingo Hit Hard By Hurricane

A hurricane devastated much of Santo Domingo in mid afternoon causing widespread destruction and injuries. Officials reported about half the city damaged or destroyed with a large hungry, homeless population filling damaged streets and thousands affected. Casualties were heavy with initial counts around a few hundred killed or wounded.

Bulletin Santo Domingo All-American Cable Office Allamertos

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