Poland Partition Threat Seen In Soviet Editorial
Soviet Pravda hints at possible partition of Poland as German forces encircle Warsaw and close on Lwow and Brest-Litovsk. Berlin claims Gdynia occupation and Warsaw encirclement while Polish reports dispute German advances amid heavy bombardment and prisoner captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poland
Communist Party
Pravda
Warsaw
Brest-Litovsk
Lwow
Germany
Hitler
Josef Stalin
Hermann Goering
Bucharest
Lemberg
Romania
Berlin
Gdynia
Narew
Vistula
San
Silesia
Navy Enlisting Men In Two Classes
The Navy Recruiting Station at Cleveland is authorized to enlist men in two additional classes besides first enlistments under the current personnel expansion program announced by the president.
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Navy
Cleveand
Court Happenings In LaGrange And Oberlin
Ted Collins of R D 1 LaGrange paid five dollars plus costs and received a suspended 30 day jail term with six months probation after pleading to uttering obscene language in a tavern. Philip C Kristancic seeks divorce from Ana Kristancic of Jugoslavia, married 1921 with four children. he came to America in 1927 and cites neglect. Jack Carter faces non support charges and is placed on probation on promise to support child. Rose Burnett granted divorce from Ralph Burgett on neglect and cruelty with custody awarded. Orville Sprague of Oberlin bound to grand jury on assault charge after plea of not guilty. arrest followed complaint by Margaret Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Collins
LaGrange
Herbert C. Cummings
Gladys Allen
Philip C. Kristancic
Lorain
Ana Kristancic
Jugoslavia
America
Rose Burnett
D. A. Cook
Ralph Burgett
Orville Sprague
Oberlin
Preston L. Coon
Sprague
Margaret Collins
Prices Rise Slows Says Perkins In War Time Survey
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins announced that the war induced rise in food prices has slowed in the past week. A Labor Department survey of 12 cities found eight of ten major commodities showing little change since September 7 while lard and navy beans still rose. Agriculture Secretary Wallace concurred that price levels remain below parity and noted that several consumer complaints have been referred to the Justice Department for possible action on profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Labor Department
Europe
Pictures Available At Library Here
Elyria Library opens its illustratives file in the children's department. Songs pictures may be borrowed in sets or single cards. Subjects include Alaska animals birds boats costume desert life Indians and manners. Artists and illustrators are urged to use the new file.
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Elyria
Edna G. Moore
Alaska
Navy enlistment rules expand eligibility and limits
The text outlines additional enlistment classes for veterans and services. It details eligibility for broken service men, age-based acceptances for seamen and firemen, disqualifications for medical or disciplinary discharges, and age limits for first enlistments set at 18 to 31 with a six year term. It also notes former Army Marine Corps and Coast Guard members with creditable discharges may be accepted if under 35, considered as first enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Service
Army Marine Corps and Coast Guard
Three More Auto Drivers Arraigned
Three motorists faced justice court arraignments yesterday for highway violations. Gabar Yuhasz of Kipton fined $10 and costs for passing a stopped school bus on Route 20 west of Elyria at 3:50 p m. George Kary of Cleveland fined $10 and costs for speeding in the Lake Avenue school zone at 8:20 a m. Edward Dumas of Cleveland fined $10 and costs for reckless driving on Route 2 in Avon Lake on September 10, arraigned yesterday.
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Justice Courts
Gabar Yuhasz
R. D
Kipton
Preston L. Coon
Elyvia
George Kary
Cleveland
Justice Coon
Lake Avenue
Edward Dumas
Herbert C. Cummings
Avon Lake
Unseasonably hot September temperatures sweep Ohio
The heat wave pushes Ohio highs past 90s with Columbus at 87 at 10 A M while other cities report 97 to 104 degrees. Weather Bureau cites warm southern flow and stagnant air currents as cause and forecasts continued warmth into Friday.
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Columbus
van Wert
Wilmington
Lima
Jackson
Ohio
L. K. Walters
U. S. Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Elyria Faces Estimated 200 Relief Cases County Costs
From Page One continues the discussion on relief caseloads with Elyria projected to have about 200 cases at an estimated $3,500 monthly. The city previously enacted relief administration legislation, still in effect, for appointing a director at 75 dollars monthly, a clerk at 75 dollars, and a stenographer at 50 dollars. The county has run direct relief for cities since May 1, 1936.
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Elyria
School Football Lineup Rosters and Substitutes Listed
Continued page one extends roster details for multiple teams Edison Gordon Nethercut Franklin St Marys St Agnes Gates Hamilton Roosevelt and more providing captains lieutenants and substitutes for the season with names and positions as printed.
Mrs Fink May Testify In Own Defense
Fremont Ohio September 14 The defense for Velma Baker Fink 22 on trial for the murder of her infant son called witnesses to show temporary insanity driven by domestic troubles and illness The state closed its case after 10 witnesses were heard and the defense planned about 22 more over two days The case involves a Caesarean birth and a confession by Mrs Fink detailing her feelings of disgust
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Haldon Fink
Green Creek
Sirs. Fink
Er- Vin Fink
Clyde
Snerut H. L.'slyers
Ed Paul
Fink
Bellevue
Dewey
Alcrnist
Paul
Elyria High Opens Season With Coach Clymer Talk
Elyria High School will hold two morning assemblies in the auditorium to start the football season. Coach Roy B. Clymer will give a talk and the school band will perform, with cheerleaders directing the programs for the students. Two assemblies are needed due to seating limits.
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Elyria High School
Roy B. Clymer
Dean Of The Oil Industry Dies At 89
Philadelphia dispatch reports J W Van Dyke 89 longtime board chairman and former president of Atlantic Refining Company died at Jewish Hospital after months of illness He was famed as Dean of the Oil Industry and helped desulphurize Ohio crude and build a stronger tank car He led Atlantic Refining outfits in Brazil Spain Cuba and North Africa and partnered with John D Rockefeller He was a Franklin Institute member and survived by a niece Mrs Walter C Richardson who resided with him in a Philadelphia hotel.
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Philadelphia
L.P
J. W. van Dyke
Atlantic Refining Company
Jewish Hospital
Ilness
van Dyke
Mercersburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Atlantic Refining
Brazil
Spain
Cuba
North Africa
Franklin Institute of Philadelphia
Allen County Historical and Archaeological Society of
Lima
Walter C. Richardson
Kalmar and Substitutes Named With Holy Cross Cast
A historical roster lists John Kalmar and substitutes alongside John Humok and Walter Sabo. Ely-Tom Haywood captains with Bull Nye as lieutenant and a long line of players including Bob Kemp, Carl Mochl, Warren Greer, Walter Rybarczyk, Jack Dean, Bill Diedrich, Charles Baker, Edwin Fenimore, Harold Mudge, Fred Smith, Arthur Meinke, Fred Young, Jack Schweda, Joe Gurebeck, Kenneth Lord, Richard Baird, Dan Weitzel, Robert Keyes, Bill Tattersall, and Leonard Rhodes. Garford-George Hinderer captains with Charles Wirth, Richard Johnson, Donald Woods, Paul Currier, Richard Loomis, Jack Nickoloff, Arthur Ford, Douglas Schwarr, Henry Scrivans. Holy Cross lists Harry Kaczmarczyk as captain, Felix Klimczak as lieutenant with Felix Kontarski, Walter Malanowski, Walter Szymczak, Floryan Noster, John Krucinski, Steve Kaminski, Michael Korzan, and Casimir Wawrzynczak. substitutes Frank Tylenda and Benny Janowicz.
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John Kalmar
John Humok
Walter Sabo
Ely
Tom Haywood
Bull Nye
Bob Kemp
Carl Mochl
Warren Greer
Walter Rybarcyk
Jack Dean
Bill Diedrich
Charles Baker
Edwin Fenimore
Harold Mudge
Fred Smith
Arthur Meinke
Fred Young
Jack Schweda
Joe Gurebeck
Kenneth Lord
Richard Baird
Dan Weitzel
Robert Keyes
Bill Tattersall
Leonard Rhodes
Garford
George Hinderer
Charles Wirth
Richard Johnson
Donald Woods
Paul Currier
Richard Loomis
Jack Nickoloff
Arthur Ford
Douglas Schwarr
Henry Scrivans
Holy Cross
Harry Kaczmarczyk
Felix Klimczak
Felix Kontarski
Walter Malanowski
Walter Szymczak
Floryan Noster
John Krucinski
Steve Kaminski
Diverse Market Prices for Produce and Grains
Readable fragments list varied market items from apples and beans to cabbage beets and broccoli with prices per basket, per peck, or per ton. Also includes grain and mill feeds, hay, straw, and live stock quotes from Cleveland and Toledo markets with several figures and unit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Timethy Jgr
Timethy
Warns Farmers To Analyze The Situation
Lorain County farmers are urged by T H Breyley to assess their position before alarm over market gains. Wheat loans of 73 cents a bushel plus 7 cents storage will continue for those holding wheat. Market rises seen as speculative. loans can be liquidated for profit or protected if markets fall.
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Lorain County
T. H. Breyley
Lorain
United States
Six Hundred Girls Enroll in Elyria High PE Program
Elyria High School reports six hundred girls join the girls athletic and physical education program under Miss Marian Kemble. About one third are juniors and seniors taking PE as an elective. Tennis tournaments engage roughly 150 participants as the main athletic competition. The Leaders' Group picnic is planned for next Tuesday with 29 new members to be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Marian Kemble
Cook to be paid $1200 for Elyria survey
Howard D. Cook of 200 Columbus Street, a retired National Tube Company executive, will receive 1200 for a six month industrial survey for Elyria schools if the State Department of Education approves R. C. Maston’s recommendation. State funds cover the survey, incurring no local cost. The study aims to identify industrial arts training most valuable to high school graduates seeking local plant work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Cook
Columbus Street
National Tube Company
Elyria
R. C. Maston
State Department of Education
State Department
Elytia City
Drink Crazed Man Kills 2 Persons in Tintown
In Salina Pennsylvania a one eyed 49 year old coal miner Martin Vnuk killed two people and wounded four others before police forced him from a barricaded two room shack using rifle fire and tear gas. He was unharmed aside from the gas effect and was taken to Greensburg where charges will be filed. The spree happened yesterday at Tintown a small mining village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Martin Vnuk
Greensburg
Vnuk
Tintown
Beet and produce price list with varied quantities
A fragmented fruit and vegetable price list shows BEET bulk sixteenths, BROCCOLI, CANTALOUPE baskets, CALIFLOWER, CELERY, CORN with assorted weights and prices. Items include CARBAGE and CALMS with descriptors such as dozen tiopme tree and medium stalks, reflecting wholesale sale terms and imperfect OCR.
Oberlin For Robert Merrick Ad Offering Delivery Service
Esther Wood of 306 N Professor St offers a $50 delivery service for Robert Merrick. Contact numbers listed as 463 and 85 E Lorain St for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Professor St
Lorain St
Rev Whiteman Jr Transferred to Mt Vernon
Rev S Lee Whiteman Jr was elected secretary of the Social Service Commission at the Northeast Ohio conference of the Methodist church held at Lake side last weekend. He leaves Olmsted Falls for Mt Vernon where he will pastor a new church of about 1500 members next week. Rev H B Williams of Minerva succeeds him. Williams is a Boston University graduate with prior pastorates in Cleveland and Minerva and brings a wife and one child to the position. He will preach next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lee Whiteman, Jr
Social Service Commission
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Lakeside
Whiteman
First Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
H. B. Williams
Minerva
Wualliams
Boston University
Cleveland
Williams
Honolulu Wedding Of Mal Heent and Dr Richard Arimizu
Mrs Willis P Hume announces the marriage of her daughter Mal Heent to Dr Richard H Arimizu in Honolulu on August 30. Arimizu, Oberlin College class of 28 and Harvard Medical School graduate, interned at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester. The bride, Oberlin Kindergarten class of 30, taught in Alliance. The couple plan to live in Hilo where he practices.
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Willis P. Hume
Mal Heent
Richard H. Arimizu
Honolulu
Hawaii
Arimizu
Oberlin College
Harvard University
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
N.Y
Oberlin
Alliance
Hilo
Civil Service Exams Open for Multiple Positions
The U S Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for several posts with filing due by October 9 in Washington. Jobs include engineering draftsmen for ships with varied pay grades, galley designer, air carrier inspector, head scientist astronomer at the Naval Observatory, and a domestic attendant for the Department of Agriculture. Separately Lottie F Humber filed for divorce from Louis A Humber after a 1936 marriage. one of his victims was the mother of 12 children outside Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington
U. S. Maritie Commission
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Naval Observatory
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
J. E. Dewhurst
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Beards Attend Wedding as Bride Is Giv en in Marriage
The wedding was attended by the bride's uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs W L Beard who are en route to China. Dr Beard gave the bride in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Beard
China
Dr. Beard
Davis Engagement For Peggy Mason And Albert Johnson
Mr and Mrs E J Davis of 258 North Pleasant announce the engagement of their granddaughter Peggy Mason to Albert Johnson son of Mrs Florence Percival of Lorain formerly Elyria. The wedding is set for Wednesday October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Davis
North Pleasant Street
Peggy Mason
Albert Johnson
Florence Percival
Lorain
Elyria
Farewell Party Honors Oberlin Landscape Gardener Bontrager
Community Garden club guests over thirty honored W. E. Bontrager at the Kinneys on West College Street. He retires after twenty years as Oberlin College landscape gardener and plans to leave Oberlin soon. Also noted are E A Stevens traveling to Middletown for a death in the family, visitors from Grand Rapids, a Wooster University move, Crystal Lake vacation plans, and the Richardses expected back from Maine.
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Community Garden Club
W. E. Bontrager
C. W. Kinney
West College Street
Bontrager
Oberlin College
Oberlin
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Middletown
N. Y
A. G. Norton
Charles Carr
Grand Rapids
Mich
S. G. Clifton
King Street
Carr
Helen Morse
Wooster, O
Wooster University
A. R. Carsten
Crystal Lake
Michigan
Johnson
Kenmore
J. A. Richards
Maine
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Pardoataa
Joe Alex Morris
Emeret Ward
W. Bridge St
Cash Millicent Osborn Chas. Crum
Jack Carter
City Tire House
East Ave
Depot St
Paul Gannett
Jack Rogers
Frank Shepherd
David Taylor
Jack Trumble
Joe White
Jack Castle
Steve Elek
Teddy Gilder
Edward Rasner
Robert Riddle
Raymond Scarbrough
Glenn Seeley
Howard Sherman
Wayne Snyder
Paul Wehman
Edwin Woodruff
Richard Hansman
Billy Rugg
St. Mary’s
Harry Gard
Jack Moon
Charles Meek
Alex Ferrando
Bob Gamble
Raymond Justin
Sonny St. Marie
John Bryant
Jack Young
Harvey Plas
Edwin Elbert
Bob O'Donnell
Charles Martin
St. Agnes
Rudolph Brada
Robert Rancour
James Novak
Harry Tracey
Jack Reming
Herman Kelling
Glenn Linpach
Richard MacAvena
Gates
Ernest Jackson
Edward Palik
Richard Burton
Walter Burton
Robert Crosby
Charles Crosby
George Dengeor
Thomas Doherty
Arthur Farmer
Glen Huber
Ray Pileski
Thomas Pruski
Sam Rehm
Don Robinson
Arthur Scharrin
George Sheldon
Jack Slack
William Surdock
Joe Wisniewski
Clem Yourkiewicz
Charles Powell
Vernon Reynolds
Douglas Tarry
Hamilton
Frank Kanio
Joseph Watson
Brady Minor
Albert Baxter
Walter Hendricks
Jim Borninn
John Bashak
Nick Bashak
Dallas
Wentworth Jameson
Andrew Rucker
Henry Ingersoll
Richard Cook
Gordon Bell
Donald Kaiser
John Frank
Robert Anderson
Junior Benford
Lfoyd Shafetall
Oney Fitzpatrick
Robert Slusher
Roosevelt
Steve Sekete
Charles Jacobs
John Taryan
Edward Racy
Sherman Duvall
Elmer Piskuran
Carl Palagii
Robert Nagy
John Bara
W. Broad St
E. H.S
Clymer
Cauliplower
Daskhelp
Ole. Colery
COEUN
Lie
Cluumbehs
Baskets
Hscarole
Polatoes
Chicago
Toledo
Jos
Bend
Ehrke Pwes
SU. Zan
Mathet
Etros
Eixtrasrede
Neavjee
V&e
Tomslel
Namba
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. Oconnor
Sudro - Curtis
Pocahontas
GO Coal
Robert Merrick
Mrs
Esther Wood
Rev. Whiteman Jr
Lottie F. Humber
R. D. Oberlin
Louis A. Humber
Four Go Young Modern
Mandy
Broad St
Resar
East River
Resar’s
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company
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