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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1937

Page

5

Stewardess of Air Express Found Dead in Hollywood Hotel

Hollywood coroner probed possible poison in Cecilia Ghillkin 26 chief stewardess of Western Air Express found dead in a Hollywood Plaza hotel room. She registered as Patricia MaGuire after last seen Moody for days. No poison found yet. cause tentatively listed as possible heart failure. Room left with door sign "do not disturb" for over 21 hours before discovery. earlier rumors of romance with Lery King cited.

Hollywood Apoustopsy Cecilia Ghilkin Western Air Express Jennin Bieberte U.40 Hollywood Plaza Hotel Patricia MaGuire Panama Leroy King Cedar Rapids Iowa

China appeals to League as Shanghai battles rage

The Chinese government appeals to the League of Nations accusing Japan of aggression in China and seeking advisory council action. The appeal stresses war risks and requests measures under Articles 10 and 17 while Shanghai battles continue, causing heavy casualties and widespread destruction.

China Chiang Kai-Shek Shanghai Japan Sitele I League Assembly Council United States Teague Council

Withdrawal orders and court sale notices mix in one report

The text covers a Chinese withdrawal in a battle near Shanghai with German advisers pressuring a retreat to the third defense area, citing heavy losses on both sides. It also includes an alias order of sale in Lorain County Ohio listing a 9.99 acre parcel, with court details, dates, and an auction window set for October 16, 1927.

Marie H. Walther Pham Joseph Smith Court of Cannon Pleas Lorin Moint Terai County Ohio Weluck A Towit Lsria County of Lorain Torwils and Hnowits Imer Tegtanine Cleveland TL. CG EL G Johnson Lake Shore Aichhigan Lorain County Michigan Southern Railway Company T. C. Capell TL. CL. Capell Race Road Abbe Road Sherif Lorain County Wibhard C Whienx

Public Blamed For Forest Fires

U S Forest Service chief A Silcon urges vacationers to avoid starting fires in forests. Ninety percent of fires are man caused, costing the nation. A painting by James Montgomery Flagg titled Your Forest Your Fault Your Loss will be used in prevention campaigns.

Washington TP. A. Silcon U. S. Forest Service Silcon Silcox James Montgomery Flagg Uncle Sam Roosevelt Forest Service Flagg America

Nineteen Teams Still In Running For Ball Crown

Nineteen teams remained in the running for the national amateur baseball championship as the third round began in Dayton Ohio. Six teams were eliminated yesterday after second defeats. Fisher Foods of Cleveland defended its title with a 12 to 4 win over Alexander City Alabama. Detroit beat Kramer Pennsylvania 7 to 0. Other results included Warren Ohio over Clearfield Pennsylvania New York City over Ellicott City Maryland Barberton Ohio over Lorain Ohio Youngstown Ohio over Pittstown New Jersey Ernest Pennsylvania over Akron Ohio Pontiac Michigan over Dearborn Michigan Birmingham Alabama over Royal Oak Michigan Indianapolis over Toledo Ohio Waterbury Connecticut over Fayette County Pennsylvania and Dayton Ohio over Fort Wayne Indiana.

Dayton CRI Clearfield Colinas Ochictt City Loraim Alexander City Ala Akron Royal Oak Mich Fisher Foods Cleveland Detroi Kramer Warren Clearfield New York City Ellicott City Barberton Lorain Youngstown Pittschurch

Gander Guard of Brown’s Sheep Passes Four Years

In Middletown Ohio John the gander has acted as guardian and shepherd for G. P. Brown’s flock for over four years. He sits with the sheep at grazing, helps usher them to the stable, roosts with them, and has protected the herd from dogs and other threats. Brown praises John as the best watchman in the Miami valley and says he will let him continue his duties while satisfied.

Middletown John G. P. Brown Brown Miami Valley

Nasal treatment in asthma discussed by Dr Muskat

Dr Irving Muskat advises careful case study before nasal surgery in asthma with nasal disease. He notes drainage, cleanliness, and non surgical relief first, warning against repeated sinus curettage or packing with sterile gauze. He cites allergies, sports injuries, and possible bone irritation as factors, and mentions remedies including calcihim, iodine compounds, vaccines, and heat therapy.

Evraanrauean VeUade Muskat van Leuwen Alexander Francis

Relationship Between Rhinitis and Asthma Declines Clear Dependence

The text notes that rhinitis and tonsil issues frequently accompany asthma but does not prove they are necessarily dependent on each other. It highlights the lack of a definitive causal link and suggests further investigation into the connection between these conditions.

Jap Planes Bomb Mission Compound in Waichow Assault

In Waichow, Kwangtung Province, Japanese planes dropped six bombs on the American Seventh Day Adventist Mission compound. Two Chinese staff were wounded and damages listed around $3,000. Mission head P. V. Thomas said the bombs hit near two large American flags. a nearby military post a mile away was also bombed.

Hong Kong Waichow Kwangtung Province P. V. Thomas Thomas Talso

Mission Hospitel Baraly Escapes Bombing

A witness said Mission Hospitel Baraly escaped the bombing as confusion and panic swept the patients. He described how the attack disrupted care, with alarms and frightened staff trying to guide evacuees to safety.

Baraly

Cave Dwellers Found In English Midlands

London reports sightings of cave dwellers in the Midlands near Kinver Staffs close to Birmingham. Men women and children are described as having plunged thousands of years back into caves hewn from solid rock by early Britons. The caves open from a cliff side into a large chamber called the ballroom. Landlords are the National Trust.

London Great Midlands Kinver Birmingham National Trust

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