Still No Trace of Atlantic Fliers In Distress Mission
Fears that Willy Rody Christian Johanssen and Fernando Costa Viega perished attempting a westward trans Atlantic crossing persist as 48 hour fuel exhausted near 2:40 pm Monday. search along New England coast by coast guard vessels and planes yields no trace of the Junkers monoplane Esa. The trio departed Lisbon Sunday aiming for New York via Azores and Bermuda.
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New York
Willy Rody
Christian Johanssen
Fernando Costa Viega
Lisbon
Portugal
New England
Bremen
Ireland
Greenley Island
Esa
Cape Race
Peenland
New Foundland
Iicinity
Coast Guard
Flers
Juneal
Azores
Bermuda
Vacation Cut Short For 13 Pupils
Thirteen Maplewood school pupils in Elyria township will transfer to Lake Avenue School Stop 7 after Maplewood suffered interior fire damage. The Exyria township Board of Education announced the move pending insurance adjuster review and completion of Maplewood repairs.
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Maplewood School
Lake Ave
Elyria Township
Lake Avenue
Exyria Township
Ohio Thundershowers Tonight Then Warmer South Areas
The forecast calls for local thundershowers tonight and Thursday, with fair conditions in the south portion tonight, slightly warmer in the extreme north, and cooler Thursday night. Yesterday's highs ranged around 96 to 98 across Kansas City to Abilene, with cooler readings near Calgary and Edmonton today. The eastward drift of pressure systems suggests continued warm unsettled weather tonight and Thursday, with occasional thunderstorms followed by a cooler change Thursday night.
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Ohio
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Abilene
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Massacre Plot Foiled in Kansas State Prison
In Lansing Kansas guards searched hides and prison shops for weapons after eight convicts allegedly planned a mass murder and escape. Seven guards and trustees were targeted for death. The plot was foiled hours before execution. Convicts crafted a high powered rifle three shotguns a pistol home made knives rope ladders and ammunition within the prison.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State
Iia
Wreck of Cramer Plane Found in North Sea
A wrecked seaplane identified as that of American aviator Parker Cramer and Canadian radio operator Koliver Pacquette was recovered by a British steamer in the North Sea. The pair had embarked from Detroit in August to test a US Europe air route, reaching the Shetlands before disappearing.
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Sulletin
New York
North Sea
Parker Cramer
United States
Europe
Edo Aircraft Corporation
Cramer
Koliver Pacquette
Detroit
Greenland
Shetland Islands
Shetlands
Scandinavia
Travder
Pacquette
Copenhagen
Music At Elyria High School Prepares For Season
Nearly 200 students join five music organizations as Elyria High opens its 1931-32 year. The band, led by J. Martin Beck, will perform at football games at Ely Stadium including the Sept 26 night game versus Oberlin High. The 55-member band adds 14 clarinetists and seeks a drum major leader amid officer elections.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Oberlin High
Beck
Fire destroys hay grain and barns at Toth farm
A blaze at Charles Toth’s West Ridge road farm broke out near 5 p.m. and burned until midnight, destroying 40 tons of hay 1 000 bushels of grain and a horse barn hay barn pig barn and granary valued around 1 000 in hay and grain. The house and cow barn were saved by about 100 spectators who flooded roofs and sides with water. Livestock had been led out and the fire likely started in the horse barn from wiring or spontaneous combustion.
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Charles Toth
West Ridge Road
Toth
Navy amphibian crash near David Panama City
A United States Navy amphibian en route to Belize from Coco Solo Air Field crashed at David Panama today. Two crewmen were killed Chief Pilot J. W. Jenkins and R. O. Miller. Two others were injured Lieut. A. Langford the pilot and J. R. Miller the radio operator. The plane left Coco Solo at 7 am and crashed after taking off following refueling.
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Panama City
United States Navy
Belize
British Honduras
Coco Solo
David
Panama
J. W. Jenkins
O. Miller
Railroads call 15 percent freight raise national peril
A brief filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by attorneys for 150 shortline railroads declares the railroad situation a dire national peril and seeks approval of a 15 percent freight rate increase. Opposing briefs also advance for final arguments as the case opens next Monday. Hoover opposes a four to five year debt moratorium and remains on a one year plan, with banking interests pushing for extension. Federal Reserve agencies study growing mortgage burdens on homeowners and financing firms. The State Department studies the possibility of a naval holiday, echoed by Grandi and Senator Borah.
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Washington
U.P
Inter-state Commerce Commission
Hoover
Washington, D. C
White House
Missing Fliers Land Safe in Alaska After Weeklong Search
Seattle report says Don Moyle and Cecil Allen, missing since September 9 after taking off September 8 from Sashibaro Beach Japan for Seattle, landed alive and safe on an uninhabited island in the Bering Sea. They had been unreported after leaving the vicinity of takeoff.
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Seattle
Wash
Coast Guards Today
Don Moyle
Cecil Allen
Alaska
Moyle
Allen
Sashibaro Beach
Japan
Beringea
Lorain County Fair Opens With Baby Contest and Exhibits
Thousands attend the eighty fifth Lorain County Fair at the grounds as exhibits are judged today including one hundred babies in the Better Baby contest led by Drs Mildred Bowen and Cora Randall. Prizes of five dollars are awarded to top babies in each age group. Health department displays and health films are featured with showings at 7 30 p.m. tonight and tomorrow.
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Lorain County
Mildred Bowen
Cora Randall
Cleveland
Elyria
Loramn County
State Department of Health
Mary Cartwright
County bids on food trucks and filing cabinets opened
The county building commission opened bids today for food trucks and convey ors steel filing cabinets shelves and related items. Bids for beds and bedding were opened yesterday. The commission will not award contracts until Friday and bids are being tabulated by Frank Bilenberger, clerk.
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Frank Bilenberger
Three Passengers and Pilot Die in Bay Crash
A United Airlines mail plane crashed into San Francisco Bay one mile north of Oakland Airport. Three passengers Kirk Herre F I Sheahan and W H Bissel reported from Seattle and San Francisco plus pilot Ray Boudreau died. The craft vanished in haze after takeoff and plunged into the water catching fire. Search for bodies began but none recovered immediately.
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San Francisco
United Airlines
San Francisco Bay
Oakland
Kirk Herre
Seattle Star
Seattle
F. I. Sheahan
W. H. Bissel
Ray Boudreauas
Thed Bay
British Atlantic Fleet Struck by Naval Strike
London Sept 14 A passive strike by enlisted men paralyzes Britain’s Atlantic fleet anchored off Invergordon Scotland as cooks alone continue work. Marines report no on ship disorder though shore demonstrations erupt. Rodney and the Valiant lead the refusal starting at 6 am with cheers and a salute to King George.
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London
Great Britain
Great Atlantic
Cromarty Pirth
Invergordon
Scotland
Rodney
Valiant
King George
Call for Fruit Canning Jars In Elyria
Mayor James A. Hewitt announced Elyria has distributed forty five dozen fruit jars along with bushels of apples and peaches to aid needy families for winter. He praised the strong response and urged more jars, noting Elyria leads Cleveland in the can for the needy campaign.
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Eyria
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
Cleveland
Tire blows up kills youth driver in Delaware crash
Romero R. Hayes, 19, a high school honor pupil from Runbar West Virginia, was killed when a tire on the truck he drove blew out and caused the vehicle to leave the road in Delaware. Hayes worked to fund his college dreams and attended the area for employment reasons.
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Delaware
Romero R. Hayes
Runbar
W. Va
Hayes
Sailors Take Charge in Belize After Storm
Belize reports a devastating hurricane that killed over 200 and wounded at least 500. British warships Sacramento and Swan will oversee relief as U S Marines depart. Water purification chemicals are urgently needed to prevent cholera amid widespread wreckage and bodies in the city.
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Belize
B. H
IUP
United Press
United States
Sacramento
Swan
Save The Surplus organized in Wellington village
At the Kiwanis led meeting the Save the Surplus society formed with committees for fruit and vegetable distribution jars and sugar canning storage and coordination. Hugh Kane presided and multiple local groups joined including Masons Eastern Stars Odd Fellows Grange Legion and more. At least two central committee members must approve supplies. aim to aid needy families to do their own canning and use storage room for essentials. Four hundred students enrolled at Western College for Women in Oxford the maximum allowed.
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Wellington
Kiwanis Club
Council Chamber
Save the
Hugh Kane
The
Wellington Kiwanis
H. B. Stevick
C. L. Ormerold
C. W. Recard
S. W. Manning
A. I. Warren
C. Robart
E. C. Wise
Robert Holland
R. S. Coates
Sylvia Warner
M. Stolpman
Frank Baker
T. M. Pfeiffer
Cassie’ Rowland
W. C. Whipple
Reed Ewell
Ray Coates
Central Committee
A. M
Eastern Stars
Odd Fellows
Grange
Legion and
Auxiliary
King’s Daughters
Soross
Farm Woman's Club
Township Trustees
Chronicle Telegram Bird Coloring Contest Returns Next Monday
The Chronicle Telegram resumes its bird coloring contest for readers under 13. The Phoebe is the first bird image, and winners receive a Birdland coloring kit. Clip the picture, color it, and mail by Friday to enter.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Phoebe
Chronicle- Telegram
Chenille Telegram
Wife's story verified by discovery in Long Island case
The body of civil engineer Benjamin P. Collings was found on Lloyd's Point Beach after his wife reported pirates boarded their Penguin near Nassau. Det. Chief Harold R. King said skull fracture suspected. clues include broken oar, blood stains, broken glass, missing anchor, and a five year old daughter aboard.
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Bulletin Mineola
L. L
Lpa
Benjamin P. Colhegs
Long Island Sound
Lloyd's Point
Long Island
Harold R. Kine
Nassau County
Collings
Colling
Inspector King
County RAD Fund Will Not Be Curtailed
County finances tighten yet the 1932 road fund will remain as large as before. Deputy County Auditor A C Horm credits the change in automobile license plate costs and legally restricted road funds for the stability. Auto tag revenue is expected to add about 100000 next year, while the main mill road levy remains in effect through 1932. A .25 of a mill levy this year will be dropped next year, but other changes offset the loss through new license fees. No. 38 continued on Page 4.
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A. C. Horm
Peaches for Canning and Low Prices Across Farm Produce
Readable lines note plentiful peaches for canning this year along with plums grapes and apples. The Want Ad Farmers and produce men know the value of good price and advise using their listings. Prepare your shopping by checking local ads for fresh fruit at low rates.
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Central Press
Mary Elizabeth Eppling
Welch
Covington
George Huntington Hartford
Henrietta Hartford
Mildred King
Boston
Kansas
Volunteers Save House
A. B
Federal Reserve
Mate Department
Grandi
Italy
William K. Borah
Idaho
Missing Fliers
Praalve
Britigh Ie
Oxford, CO
Western College For Women
Ralph K. Hickock
van Aad
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