Ohio Fuel Gas Seeks To Fix Uniform Rates
Ohio Fuel Gas Co seeks to fix uniform retail and wholesale gas rates across its Ohio system. The Public Utilities Commission opened a state wide phase of hearings in Columbus, with city objections to consolidating cases. Testimony covers property values operating costs and operating revenues for a system wide rate, with Columbus, Toledo, Lorain, Parma, Logan and Malta schedules aligned.
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Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ase
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Columbia Gas and Electric Corp
Toledo
Lorain
Parma
Logan
Weather Update for Ohio and Regions Ahead
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and cooler conditions tonight and Thursday with a chance of showers in the northeast portion. A high pressure system sits over eastern Ontario while a broad ridge extends from the Canadian prairies through the Rockies to New Mexico and western Texas. Showers are likely in the lake region and St Lawrence valley, with fair weather elsewhere. Temperatures rise in the Ohio Valley this morning but cool air is moving in from the north.
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Ohio
Lake Superior
Ontario
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Plains States
New Mexico
Texas
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Ohio Valley
China Charges Japan Seeks Control of Entire Far East
GENEVA Sept 15 China appeals to the League of Nations for aid contending Japan aims not only to conquer China but to expel the United States and European powers from the Far East. Wellington Koo urged action under covenant Articles X XI XVII and urged possible penalties under XVI to deter aggression and win US cooperation.
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China
Japan
Far East
Geneva
World Assembly of the
League of Nations
United States
Wellington Koo
League
South Seas
Pacific
Koo
Manchuria
Washington
Columbia University
New York
Europe
Great Powers
Asia
Ghime
America
League Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
Lewis silent after White House meeting with Roosevelt
John L. Lewis said after a White House talk with President Roosevelt that they discussed matters of mutual interest. He called the conference pleasant and declined to reveal any news value or specifics, answering few questions with no comment on his Labor Day address or whether Roosevelt used his first name.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
White House
Roosevelt
Lewis
Ciary
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
Mr. Roosevelt
John
Three People Injured In Collision In Elyria Area
Three persons suffered injuries in separate morning and evening crashes around Elyria. Lloyd Gordon of Vermilion Frank Vanni of Cleveland and Anthony Olivo of Cleveland were hospitalized after a 6 30 a m collision on Route 59 at Whiskeyville. Gordon faces a possible fractured hip while Vanni sustained a fractured nose. Olivo and Vanni treated for lacerations. A second crash on Route 10 west of Fields Corners damaged cars driven by Bernard Okleny and Frank Bokras. Additional minor collisions occurred on West River road Middle avenue and at Cleveland and Bridge streets involving several local residents.
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Lloyd Gordon
Vermilion
Frank Vanni
Cleveland
Anthony Olivo
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Whiskeyville
Gordon
Olivo
Vanni
Elyria
West River Road
Middle Avenue
15Th Street
Matt Slack
Ripton
Paul Rose
Lodi Street
Henry Jalowicz
Warren Avenue
George Waston
Cleveland Street
Cleveland and
Bridge Streets
Youth Captured Here Enters Guilty Plea
Roy Shauver a 19 year old of Lorain, using aliases, pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner B D Nicola in Cleveland to kidnapping Patrolman Clellan E Andress and robbery of The State Savings Bank at Woodville. He faces 10 years to life. trial expected within three weeks. Shauver, captured after a bank hold up and a car pursuit, was jailed on 50 000 bond.
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Roy Shauver
Lorain
Raymond Hamilton
Robert Jones
United States
B. D. Nicola
Cleveland
Clellan E. Andress
State Savings
Woodville
Shauver
Shanver
U. S
Myron Gibson
Andress
West Street
Woodville Bank
Gibson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Colorado State
Elyria
John J. Wein
Joseph M. Vovancsek
U S Adopts Modified Neutrality Against Japan and China
The United States enforces a modified neutrality policy restricting government and private ships from carrying arms or war materiel to Japan or China. The move mirrors Roosevelt's May 1 1937 embargo, aiming to reduce Sino Japanese conflict spillover and possible clashes over freedom of the seas. The Wichita, a government freighter bound for China, is expected to be the first affected vessel with war planes aboard, potentially diverted at San Pedro.
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Washington
Japan
China
Roosevelt
Wichita
Baltimore
Wichitasas
San Pedro
Calif
Canal Zone
Cordell Hull
Maritime Commission
Joseph A. Kennedy
Far East
Reach High Mark In Infantile Paralysis
Washington report shows new infantile paralysis cases last week rose over the prior week, marking a yearly high according to the U S Public Health Service. In Toledo Ohio the tug Louisiana was sent to aid the 500-foot freighter Dow Chemical stuck in Maumee Bay near Toledo harbor. the vessel was reported crosswise in the channel while entering Toledo harbor to load cargo.
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Washington
U. S
Toledo, O
Louisiana
Dow Chemical
Maumee Bay
Toledo
Toledo Harbor
Mysteries of heredity may be solved by twins study
Chicago report from September 15 notes Dr. Lee G. Rigler of the University of Minnesota argues identical twins or triplets best reveal inheritance. He cites striking X-ray similarities in development heart and anatomy, with supporting factors like fingerprints and blood groups.
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Chicago
Lee G. Rigler
University of Minnesota
International Congress of Radiology
Rigier
Rigler
Gradon E. Richards
Toronto
Can
General Hospital
Complete Plans For Trip To Legion Meet
Elyrians plan a special nine o clock Friday departure for the National American Legion convention with 100 reservations. The Elyria delegation will stay at the Sylvania hotel in Philadelphia and the Park Lane in New York, stopping first at Washington to visit the tomb of the unknown soldier and take a bus tour. The drum and bugle corps will compete in Philadelphia against 15 other units, then move to New York for Legion festivities Monday, with finals at Polo Grounds Monday night. The 24 hour parade runs Tuesday into Wednesday, as the train returns to Elyria Wednesday evening. The corps, led by Tom Walsh as general manager, aims for the national title. key staff includes James Elemes, Ralph Bartholomew, Hayden Evans, and Charles Finkle with Cream Puff headlining the parade.
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National American Legion Convention
James Elemes
Elyria
Sylvania Hotel
Philadelphia
Park Lane
New York City
Washington
Legion
New York
Polo Grounds
Tom Walsh
Ralph Bartholomew
Hayden Evans
Charles Finkle
Chest Committee Seeks Budgets for Elyria Chest Drive
Elyria Community Chest executive committee issued a call for budgets and operating statements from beneficiary institutions. Budgets due by September 29. publicity group named with Hadnutt, George, and Beltz aboard. Campaign chairman yet to be chosen.
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Elyria Community Chest
Community Chest Executive Committee
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Hadnutt
J. C. George
J. L. Beltz
President Roosevelt Interpreted On Black Klan Controversy
Washington September 15 two views emerged on President Roosevelt’s postponement of a decision in the Hugo Black Klan controversy. Some say he delayed to fade the issue, others that he promised to press the matter after Black’s Europe trip. He warned reporters no explicit pledge was intended.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Nfe
Black
Europe
Justice Black
Pittsburgh Pest- Gazette
Aliances Inc
Ray Sprigle
Annal Klorero
Alabama ‘Klan
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Klan
Sprigle
Enjoins Farmers In Dispute Over Power Lines
Judge Charles H. Huston of Mansfield issued a temporary injunction preventing 49 Fireside farmers, north of here, from interfering with Lake Erie Power and Light Co. workers erecting lines. The ruling, assigned by the Ohio Supreme Court, centers on interference with workers, not on right of way. Leaders indicated plans to appeal, with options for further court review.
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R. J. Williams
Ohio Farm Bureau
Huston
Rural Electrification Administration
Lake Erie Co
Cheerleaders For E. H. S. Chosen
Elyria High School selects two new cheerleaders, Carl Brookhouser and Keefe Brassell, plus veteran Maynard Unger to lead the squad for the year. Other finalists were Robert Minch Ward Travers and Robert Phelps after today’s tryouts at the assembly.
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Elyria High School
Carl Brookhouser
Keefe Brassell
Maynard Unger
Robert Minch
Ward Travers
Robert Phelps
Roosevelt names Schley chief of army engineers
President Roosevelt appoints Col Julian L Schley former Panama Canal governor as chief of army engineers for a four year term with the rank of major general Washington Sept 15.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Julian L. Schley
Panama Canal
Army Engineers
Nations Join To Provide Naval Patrol
London reports an international naval police force formed to guard 1,000,000 square miles of the Mediterranean. Britain and France lead destroyers and seaplanes with eight other nations joining, amid tensions over Italy and the Ethiopian crisis. Submarines and pirate activity are cited as targets, with patrols expanding to monitor surface vessels and planes.
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United Press
London
Ialy
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Italy
Great Britain
League of Nations
Albania
Rome
France
Britain
Voters Reject Two-Mill Levy in Girard
Voters rejected a two-mill special levy to fund municipal waste collection a WPA program and a city hall. Returns showed today as voters used voting machines for the first time in history in yesterday’s election.
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Girard
Enraged client kills two lawyers in Chicago
George L. Chicharvick enraged over handling of claims against his $60,000 property killed attorney Frederick W. Elliott, 58, former Assistant Attorney General of Illinois, and stabbed attorney George Mason in Mason's Loop office. He also scratched two stenographers, then surrendered at City Hall to police.
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Chicago
George L. Chicharvick
Frederick W. Elliott
Welinois
George Mason
Mason
Chicharvick
Elliott
Manson
Eliott
Gan
John J. Griffin
City Hall
Des Plaines Street
Patrick Collins
Jave
Ellioff
Naval Leaders Appeal to End Air Attacks in Shanghai
Foreign naval commanders from the United States Great Britain France Italy and the Netherlands urge Japanese and Chinese leaders to stop attacks over the International Settlement and the French concession. They request anti aircraft fire be directed to spare noncombatants and note casualties from bombings and shelling as fighting continues amid heavy rains near Shanghai.
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U. P
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Netherlands
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
O. K. Yui
Kiangwan
Chapel Iron
International Settlement
China
Peiping
Tiankow
Palping
Suiggan-Chahar
Communists
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Ohio Fuel Gas
Charles F. Schaber
John W. Bricker
James W. Huffman
Middletown
Schaber
U.S
American Legion
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kas
Chest
Abbe Road
AUTO
Charles Harald
C. F. Harold
St. Mary's High School
Talmadge C. Matheny
David I. Walsh
Mass
Congress
West
Bulletin
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