Two Youngstown Men Killed in Train Collision at Wellington
Two Youngstown men Oscar Siegell 52 East Ravenswood avenue and Harry Anderson 25 Oldwell avenue were killed when an Ohio State Limited passenger train struck their produce truck on Route 18 near Wellington at 7 30 p m. The truck and vegetables stretched for a mile along the railroad right of way. The locomotive broke a steamline causing a delay while a replacement engine from Cleveland arrived. Conductor F B Hudson and engineer Clyde Wilson were in charge of the Big Four train. There were minor injuries in other incidents reported nearby.
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Youngstown
Ohio,tate Limited
Big Four Railroad
Woellington
Oscar Siegell
Pollock
Wellington
Cleveland
Clyde Wilson
F. B. Hudson
West 86Th Street
Forday
James Guimoti
Pearl Avenue
Lorain
Gulf Road
Wellington Man Narrow Escape From High Tension Wire
Charles McKinney, 38, of Elm Street Wellington, was bruised and slightly injured after falling from a tree when his body touched a high tension wire while clearing branches near Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative lines. He was recovering at home today.
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Charles McKinney
Elm Street
Wellington
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
McKinney
Tube Plant Schedule Announced Today
The National Tube Company Lorain plant will run next week at similar levels to this week. Two blast furnaces six open hearths will stay in operation and the Bessemer converter will run double turn. The rail mill operates two days starting Monday. Skelp mills No.1 and 5 seamless mill No.1 butt mills Nos.2 6 7 operate five days starting Monday. Seamless mill No.3 runs four days starting Tuesday. Schedule tentative and subject to change.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Undertaker John D. Renshler Dies in Findlay Office
John D. Renshler, 48, an undertaker of 43 years, died of a heart ailment Thursday. He collapsed in his Findlay office chair after arranging a funeral.
Ohio Weather Forecast Tonight Through Saturday
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies with local showers tonight and Saturday. Slight warming is expected Saturday, especially in the extreme southwest tonight. A high pressure area remains over Ontario with a low stretching from the Canadian Prairies through the Plains. Showers and thunderstorms span from Puget Sound east to the Lake Region, with scattered showers in the Ohio Valley. Temperature changes in the last 24 hours were minimal.
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Ohio
Ontario
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Plains States
Puget Sound
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
15 More Witnesses Called In Probe Of Slot Machines
A grand jury pursuing the slot machine racket issued 15 subpoenas to witnesses this afternoon, following 24 yesterday. The panel, led by Rev Will J Foster, seeks the real power behind the operation with many calls to proprietors and local figures in Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin, and surrounding areas. Witness list includes Patrick Radican The Hedges LaPorte Albert Bauer Elyria John Vachure Lorain William Peer Lorain Harry Ziegman Lorain Dave Crawford Sr Jr Lorain Ralph Ziegman Lorain Charles Giardini Lorain Stanton Hobbs Oberlin Tom Epstein Scorpion Club Carlisle Town Arthur Davis Carlisle Deputy Marshal Light Sheffield Lake Ernie Goodreau Sheffield Lake Deputy Sheriff John S Jones Oberlin Taxten Oberlin.
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Will J. Foster
Church of Christ Here
Samuel Pavnessa
Howard R
Ler
William Wickens
Butler
Patrick Radican
LaPorte
Albert Bauer
East Avenue
Elyria
John Vachure
Lorain
William Peer
Harry Ziegman
Dave Crawford
Ralph Ziegman
Charles Giardini
Stanton Hobbs
South Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Tom Epstein
Scorpion Club
Carlisle Township
Arthur Davis
Carlisle
Light
Sheffield Lake
Ernie Goodreau
John S. Jones
Taxten
War Dept awards contracts for anti aircraft gear
The War Department announced contracts totaling 7,250,255 for ordinance equipment to support field troops. Awards include mounts for anti aircraft guns, rangefinding gear, powder making equipment, and fire control components from York Safe and Lock, Elipse Machine, Keuffel and Esser, Bausch and Lomb, and Sperry. Allocations also planned for gun forging at arsenals.
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Washington
Npi
War Department
T Roops
York Safe and Lock Co
York
Elipse Machine Co
Elmira
N. Y
Keuffel and
Esser
Hoboken
N. J
Bausch and Lomb
Rochester
Sperry Co
Brooklyn
Woman Rider Injured When Horse Hits Fence at Fair Grounds
Mrs Stewart Knapp 33 of Lakewood injured in five gaited gelding event when her horse struck the grandstand fence. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for stitches after the accident went unnoticed until she reported it.
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Stewart Knapp
Lakewood
Fair Grounds
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West Avenue Block To Be Resurfaced
Service Director I. D. Faxon announced that all traffic and parking on West Avenue between Broad and Second Streets will be prohibited Sunday for resurfacing. He said the work is necessary to prevent costly deterioration and estimated costs under 400 dollars.
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West Avenue
Broad
Second Streets
I. D. Faxon
Toay
Faxon
Noted Band Leader Dies At Cincinnati
John C. Weber, 83, noted band leader of the nineties who died at the Widows' and Old Men's Home in Cincinnati after a several week illness, will have funeral services on Saturday. Weber's band featured at the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition in 1901 and toured the country before disbanding about ten years ago when Weber entered the county auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John C. Weber
Weber
County Transfers 15000 For Lorain Paving Project
County commissioners approved transferring 15000 to fund materials for Lorain Broadway paving, a WPA project begun this week. The county will cover three sevenths of material costs, estimated at 105000, with Lorain paying the rest. WPA labor will be used and bids for the material will be advertised for two weeks. This early expenditure delays a planned 12000 bridge on Route 59 at South Amherst, per County Engineer Dunham.
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Broadway
Lorain
WPA
County Bridge Fund
Route 59
South Amherst
Harry S. Dunham
Dunham
Pension Evidence Sent To Officials
The Social Security Board sent evidence of mismanagement in Ohio’s Old Age Pension system to state officials and asked for a formal defense if they choose. A complete transcript of Tuesday’s hearing, boycotted by Gov. Martin L. Davey, was dispatched as a prelude to possible loss of state aid.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Arthur J. Altmeyer
President To Go To Son's Bedside
President Roosevelt prepared to leave Hyde Park to join his family at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for his eldest son James Roosevelt who will undergo an operation for a gastric ulcer. He entered St Marys hospital for examination and the operation was announced as imperative. His wife Betsy and mother Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt joined him there as concern grew.
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Rochester
Minn
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. C
James
Mayo Clinic
St. Mary's Hospital
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Betsy
White House
Lorain County Fair extends through Saturday for rodeo show
The 62nd Lorain County Fair will continue through Saturday by popular demand with an added X-Bar-X Rodeo exhibition featuring Jack King for bull dogging and steer wrestling. School groups, a county softball tournament, livestock judging, a horse show, and the WPA blind exhibit accompany a busy program as judging wraps up and prize lists are prepared.
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Lorain County
Don A. Wilmot
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Jack King
Wilmot
Grafton
New York
P. Peterman
Elyria
Edith Ellis
Lorain
Leonard Dellefield
Violet Fairfield
E. R. Lowrie
A. H. Leimbach
Florence Hull
Arts Department
Guy Radcliffe
Camden
William Murray
Rochester
Earl Jameyson
Wellington
R. H. Keighley
Wayne Aldrich
LaGrange
Howard Angusbach
Henrietta
Williar
C. Sudro
L. C. Frederick
Columbia Station
Roy Eglin
D. B. Jenkins
Boston
William Struck
G. H. Cowling
O. R. Bogart
Paul Vick
Cleveland
Buckeye Pandora
C. R. Tullas
Mt. Vernon
Penfield
Carlisle Shirley
J. E. Dewhurst
Nubbins
Sweetheart
H. A. Taylor
Blackie
Lady
Hullaballoo
Impudence
R. D. Beatty
Rudolph
Taylor
Helga
R. C
R. G. Miller
John Bowser
Ohio Commission For the Blind
British Ambassador And German Minister Meet In Nuremberg
Sir Nevile Henderson, the British Ambassador, conferred with Adolf Hitler and Joachim von Ribbentrop in Nuremberg to relay Britain's anxious view of the Czech crisis. The talks followed reports that Nazi officials hoped to avoid war while pressing Prague on policy in the Sudetenland.
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London
Wri
Exchange Telegraph
Nuremberg
Nevile Henderson
Fuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Henderson
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Great Britain
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
Karl Frank
Prague
Konrad Henlein
Sudetens
Neville Henderson
Influx Of Gold Heaviest In Months Declared
The Commerce Department reported the week ended Sept. 2 saw the heaviest influx of foreign gold into the United States since Oct. 9, 1936. Imports totaled 87,769,152 dollars, adding to the United States monetary gold holdings which exceed 13.2 billion dollars.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Commerce Department
Damage Slight In Elyria Plant Fire
A small blaze at the Gilkison Co plant on Abbey Road caused little damage. Firemen from Departments No. 1 and No. 2 responded at 11:50 a.m. and extinguished the fire, believed to have started from burning rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilkison Co
Abbey Road
French Fleets Ready To Sail Amid European Tensions
Paris reports both the Atlantic fleet based at Brest and the Mediterranean fleet at Toulon fully recalled from leave and loaded with food and munitions. Secret orders have crews ready for rapid action, and arsonals are speeding warship work as Britain girds for potential conflict.
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Paris
Il.p
France
Brest
Toulon
Atlantic
Final tribute paid to Cardinal Hayes at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Thousands from Catholic hierarchy and laity joined Protestants and Jews in paying final respects to Patrick Cardinal Hayes at St. Patrick’s Cathedral New York. About 300000 filed past the bier as a pontifical funeral Mass followed by private crypt burial under the cathedral altar with New York Archdiocese prelates.
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New York
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Dougherty
Philadelphia
Villeneuve
Quebec
Abbott
Archdiocese of
Missouri Judge Dies in His Chambers at 63
Jefferson City Missouri judge William F Frank of the State Supreme Court was found dead in his chambers at age 63. He was brother of Glenn Frank chairman of the Republican program committee. The date is given as September.
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Jefferson City
William F. Frank
State Supreme Court
Glenn Frank
Republican Program Committee
Britain and France ready to mobilize joint defense plan
London reports the Czechoslovak crisis near explosion. Britain and France prepared to activate a long crafted defense plan with fleets stationed in the North Sea, Brest, and Toulon. Sudeten tensions and potential German demand for police control spark fears of wider conflict as Prague seeks talks and possible plebiscite responses.
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Britain
France
United Press
London
U.P
Great Britain
North Sea
Scotland
Brest
Toulon
Nazis Cheer German Planes Over Nuremberg Rally
Nuremberg witnesses hundreds of German warplanes roaring over the city as Nazis celebrate a party rally. Officials say the air display precedes a possible shift in the Czechoslovak dispute with London likely to draft a report later, while Hitler prepares speeches amid expected diplomatic moves next week.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Berlin
Viscount Runciman
London
Prague
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
Two Die As Auto Rolls Down Bank near Newark
An automobile rolled down an embankment on Route 18 east of Newark early today killing Charles Brambett 17 of Hanover and Vivian Lucas 16 of Black Run. Brambett died en route to a hospital. Lucas died after reaching the hospital. State highway patrolmen investigated how Brambett lost control of the car.
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Newark
Here
Charles Brambett
Hanover
Vivian Lucas
Black Run
Brambett
Licking County
Miss Lucas
Sudeten Germans refuse to resume talks until incident settled
Prague Sept. 9. The Sudeten German party led by Konrad Henlein declined to restart negotiations with the Czech government over the minority crisis until the Maehrisch Ostrau incident is liquidated. Dr Ernst Kundt said satisfaction with the Czech investigation is required before talks resume. Despite the stand, the government planned to publish its new minority offer, aiming to start negotiations this weekend. Demonstrations and police actions occurred at Freiwaldau Boehmisch-Krumau and Olmnetz amid tensions over suspected arms possession. The Sudeten leaders signaled willingness to negotiate on the government proposal once satisfaction is achieved, but insisted on changes to meet their demands.
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Prague
ULP
Maehrisch Ostrau
Ernst Kundt
Sudeten Party
Konrad Henlein
Milan Hodza
Kundt
Henlein
Nuremberg
Freiwaldau
Boehmisch-Krumau
Olmnetz
Moravia
Sudeten
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War Dept
Son
Hermann Goering
Goering
Berchtesgaden
Acme
Bulletin
Cardinal Hayes
Missouri
Russia
Sudetens Ask
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