County Schools Figures Show Little Change Opening Day
Lorain County village and rural schools show modest shifts in enrollment on opening day with 20 schools totaling 3,972 students. Several schools report increases, others decreases or steady counts, while Amherst’s change to exempted village status reduces the county-wide total.
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Lorain County
Vilage
Wellington
Clearview
Vincent
Columbia
Henrietta
Avon
Brownhelm
Camden
East Carlisle
Belden
Grafton
Huntington
Penfield
Brookside
South Ambharet
Finke Avenue
Middle Ridge
Avon Lake
Brighton
Eaton
Ridgeville
LaGrange
South Ridge
Markley
Hochester
South Amherst
Lake Avenue
Rochester
Amherst
Court investigates youths in robber's club near South Lorain
The sheriff's department was asked to probe a gang aged 15 to 20 forming a robber's club near South Lorain after threats to Jasper Farr, 13, son of Joseph Farr, and summer thefts at Lakeview Beach. A county juvenile authority case may follow. Also, a 48 year old Ira Bernard driver damaged a car after a guard rail incident on Root road. Separate collisions on Murray Ridge road damaged two cars. Declarations for divorce were filed by DeLaura Henes from Harold Henes and Raymond D. Moore from Mildred Moore on grounds of gross neglect.
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Sheriff's Department
South Lorain
Joseph Farr
Stop 45
Elyria Avenue
Jasper
Farr
Lakeview Beach
Ira Bernard
North Olmsted
Root Road
Ridgeville
Enrollment In Etyria Public Schools Increases Noted
Enrollment today reached 4,505 with kindergarten additions and delayed figures. The rise reflects nine new kindergarten classes and Carlisle Township students at Hamilton, plus observance of Rosh Hashanah affecting attendance. Overall totals, including yesterday and last year, show a larger opening day than the second day last year.
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Etyria
Carlisle Township
Hamilton School
Elytia High School
Jefferson Junior High School
Hamilton
McKinley
Alten
Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin
Garford
Elr
Gates
Edison
Jefferson
Ely School
Franklin School
Gates Hospital
Allen
Ely
Conference Tensions Rise Over Italian Submarine Issue
Russia protests via a second note to the Foreign Office over Italian submarine attacks on Russian ships. Mussolini’s paper hints Italy may skip the conference, while Russia pushes to invite the Spanish Loyalist government as a Mediterranean power. Britain and France align toward limiting talks to submarines, with Italian delegates potentially objecting to an inferior stance.
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Russia
Foreign Office
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Fcapolo D'Italia
Milan
Germany
Becaus
Black Sea
Paris
Britain
Elyria Lodge 103 Plans Church Service and Degrees
Elyria Lodge No. 103 1.0.0. F. held a well attended meeting led by Donald Stock and Gehrke. Members will attend Divine Worship at First Methodist on Sunday September 12 at 10:45 with assembly at 10:15. Dr. E. J. Bond to deliver special message. Initiatory degree set for Tuesday with three candidates. Old Timers Night program to follow business. Northwest Encampment meets Friday September 10.
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Elyria Lodge No
Donald Stock
Gehrke
Ralph Hobill
First Methodist
E. J. Bond
Elyria
Amherst
Widows Relief Association
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Friends of the Order
Banner
First Baptist Church of
French Mail Plane Shot Down Over Spanish Rebels
In Hendaye France a French Air Pyrenees Line plane was shot down by a Spanish Nationalist Fiat fighter over Riva de Sella. The French pilot Gudez was killed after a 20 minute maneuver failed and the aircraft went down in flames in Loyalist territory.
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Hendaye
France
Riva de Sella
Spain
Gudez
Mussolini and Germany Push Plan to Include Russia at Lake Geneva Meet
Reports say Mussolini supported a dispatch written before the second Soviet note. Italy and Germany discussed a compromise to allow Russia to attend the conference, but officials fear Russia's aggressive policy would derail any plan. The outcome: Italy and Germany likely to stay away, leaving Mussolini to defend policies with base delegates if possible.
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Russia
Mussolini
Italy
Germany
Hearings Open in Steel Case in Pa Suburb
Open hearings conducted by the National Labor Relations Board in Franklin Borough near Johnstown to examine charges that Bethlehem Steel Corp. violated the Wagner Act by denying 55,000 workers the right to bargain collectively. The CIO seeks an election to determine the union’s bargaining agent, with a potential push toward nationwide contract talks if successful. A recent strike at the Cambria plant involving 15,000 Bethlehem employees failed to secure a CIO contract.
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Vohnstown
Sept S
John L. Lewis
Little Steel
National Labor Relations Board
Struggry
Franklin Borough
Labor Board
Frank Bloom
Bethlehem Steel Corp
CIO
Bethlehemem- Moyes
Colective
Cambria
Bethlehem
CLO
Bandit Fire Improvised Fight After Gun Grab Near Gibson
Witnesses recount the confrontation as Gibson moved to seize his own gun during the holdup. The bandit fired after a struggle, paralyzing Gibson’s right arm. Police rushed to the scene. Gibson was hospitalized and a blood transfusion may be needed with several volunteers offering blood. Local residents and workers observed the escape and pursuit as the incident unfolded.
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Andress
Gibson
West Street
Telegraph Road
Sudro-Curtis
Stankard
Spencer
Phillips
Universal Crane Company
Reynolds
M. E. Olmstead
Oscar G. Dunn
F. R. Ankeny
430
Second Street
Charles Per
Japan Refuses To Withdraw Troops At Shanghai
Shanghai news reports Japan declines the joint demand by Britain France and the United States to withdraw warships and troops from the Shanghai International Settlement area. A Japanese embassy spokesman says removal from a limited section would not ensure safety for foreign concessions as Chinese troops are mobilized to aid the government.
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Shanghai
Japan
Pootung
Nantao
Bank bandit captured after pursuit through several towns
Authorities described the teen suspect as a desperate bandit who fled via Port Clinton Bay Bridge Venice and Route 59 to Elyria. His car contained a notebook with escape plans. He faces possible charges of shooting to kill, bank robbery, and potential federal kidnapping if pursued, with outcome tied to victim Gibson’s condition.
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Po Yce
Port Clinton
Bay Bridge
Venice
Route 59
Elyria
Liord Sweet
Colorado
Canyon City
Raymond Hamilton
Stankard
Gibson
Andress
Telegraph Road
Eyeie
C. L. Miller
Brown
Department of Justice
Ohio
Howard R. Butler
Sandusky County
Butler
Harvest Home program to be held in Oberlin garden
The Men's Civic Club of Oberlin will host its annual Harvest Home program September 19 at 7:00 p.m. on J. S. Burton’s lawn at 125 Groveland Street. Judge Cook of Elyria will speak on Social Legislation or Social Revolution, with further talks in Elyria and Lorain. The event will feature home-grown vegetables, gumbo, fried chicken, and public attendance.
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Oberlin
Labor Organizer To Speak Here Saturday
John F. Quinn national organizer of the Social Labor parties of America will speak at 7 45 p m Saturday September 11 on the corner of Main and College this city hosts the event
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John F. Quinn
Social Labor Parties of America
Will Helm
Protests Lack Of Protection For Americans In Far East
Victoria B C Sept Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr back from Ching protests that she and other American refugees faced shell fire for 13 miles down the Whangpoo river in Shanghai while U S warships stood idle with guns covered The refugees rode a tender with shells falling and only an American flag as protection She says she wrote a book about the incident and questions State Department takes and Far East risks for Americans The comment targets administration and Asiatic fleet policies.
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Victoria
B.C
Lnner
Jeffer- 300
Shanghai
U.S
State Department
U. S
National Administration
Far East
Death of Dorthea Simms Wacker at 74 in Elyria
Dorthea Simms Wacker 74 died at daughter Charlotte Miller’s home on Pasadena Avenue after weeks of illness. She lived on La Grange road, widow of Fred L. Wacker, with six sons and three daughters, many relatives. Surviving siblings and grandchildren listed. Burial/ funeral arrangements pending at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home.
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Dorthea Simms Wacker
Charlotte Miller
Pasadena Avenue
Wacker
Fred L. Wacker
la Grange Road
St. Pauls
Albert
Charles
Elyria
Welter
Detroit
Herbert
Rochester
Ohio
Louis
Greenwich
Fred
Amherst
Elma Burnett
Venedocia
Martha Lehmann
Viola Fridenstine
John Simms
Carlisle Township
Charles Simms
William Simms
Russia Township
Fred Simms
Frank Simms
Elyria Township
Anna Chandler
Ella Pallas
Henry Pallas
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Catherine Grogan 76 Wakeman Resident Dies at Home
Mrs Catherine Grogan 76 wife of Martin A Grogan of Wakeman died at her home last night about eleven o clock. She was born in Wakeman and lived there most of her life. Survived by her husband three sons and two daughters Thomas W James Grogan of Cleveland John M Grogan of Phoenix May Fay and Stella Grogan of Wakeman Funeral services Friday September 16 at 10:00 AM at St Marys Catholic church Wakeman Interment Wakeman Cemetery George Sedgeman in charge
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Jherlin
Catherine Grogan
Martin A. Grogan
Wakeman
Thomas W
James Grogan
Cleveland
John M. Grogan
Phoenix
Arizona
May Fay
Stella Grogan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wakeman Cemetery
George Sedgeman
Elyria drum corps heads east for national contest trip
The post re elected officers at the meeting including adjutant and historian, chaplain, finance officer, sergeant-at-arms and a three year house committee member. Delegates reported on the Columbus state convention and drum corps plans for the New York national contest with a pre contest in Philadelphia on Sept 18. About 190 people will travel by special train to Philadelphia and New York City. Four poster beds are declared out of style in England.
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New York
Drum Corps
Legion
Philadelphia
New York City
Elyria
Breaking Point Near For Windsor Government Rift
London reports say relations between the Duke of Windsor and the government are at a breaking point as the Duchess remains unreceived and the Duke lives in exile. Buckingham Palace fears his actions strain the state while the King’s supporters seek to limit his finances and movements. The couple’s snub by the Duke of Kent amid European travels heightens tension as exiles plan stays in Austria Hungary and possibly the Riviera.
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Duke of Windsor
United Press
London
Duchess of Windsor
Fort Belvedere
Buckingham Palace
George VI
Duke
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Kent
Windsor
Wasserloonburgs
Austria
Europe
Wasserloonburg
Jugoslavia
Wasserleonburg
Unis
Vienna
Pronzy Castle
Whetutkoez
Hungary
Czechoslovkia
Riviera
United States
Germany
Cleveland Market and Livestock Report Highlights
Prices across fruits vegetables and grains show varied торгов, with apples, lettuce and cucumbers listed at multiple baskets and crates. Livestock receipts noted with cattle calves and hogs offering specific price ranges as Toledo grain quotes gage No. 2 red wheat and corn futures alongside local produce listings.
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Cleveland
Toledo
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