Norfolk and Wilmington Weather Drenches Regions
Residents face flooding as Up-Water reaches near a foot in Norfolk amid nine mile per hour winds. A stronger gale hits Virginia Beach. A hurricane rages off Cape Hatteras moving northwest, threatening New Jersey and Long Island coasts with high seas and downed lines but limited damage reported.
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Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
New Jersey
Long Island
New York
Metropolitan Area Struck By Atlantic Storm
Heavy winds and rain lashed the metropolitan area as a hurricane swept up the Atlantic coast. Rain totals for 16 days of September neared a 26 year record. Coast guard stations stood by as three barges drifted near Asbury Park with eight men aboard awaiting rescue.
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New York
Atlantic
Jersey
Atlantic City
N. J
Coast Guard
Neril
Asbury Park
Deal
The Weather Forecast Ohio Cloudy Showers Tonight Then Sunday
The Weather Forecast Ohio notes clouds and likely showers tonight and Sunday. Warmer tonight, cooler Sunday. A West Indian storm moves along the Atlantic coast, bringing heavy rains from Virginia to New England. A northwest low departs eastward near Canada, with unsettled showery weather continuing tonight and Sunday before warming then cooling late Sunday.
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Ohio
Atlantic
Norfolk
Seffolk
Virginia
New England
Canadian
Winnipest
Lower Lake Region
Indiana
Iowa
Bert
Degree conferred on Elyria man by Eastern University
Rev. H. K. Finley pastor of First Baptist Church in Wellington receives the honorary Doctor of Divinity from Eastern University Philadelphia. He resigns to devote time to the Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches which he leads as president and editor of the state paper. The Elyria church belongs to the Ohio group not affiliated with the Northern Baptist Convention. Eastern University oversees several colleges and institutes.
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H. K. Finley
First Baptist Church of Wellington
Denison Avenue
Eastern University
Philadelphia
Finley
First Baptist Church
Wellington
Ohio Association of Indepedent Baptist Churches
Ohio Association
Northern Baptist Convention
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
The
First Baptist Church of
Elyria
Eastern University College
Evangelical Theological Seminary
American Institute of Biblical Research
University Extension College
Crops Flourish in City Gardens Despite Dry Summer
City gardens under L A Hastings show strong harvests with diverse crops. The Cleveland street garden yielded over 2 tons of early cabbage, 200 bushels of tomatoes, and hundreds of bushels of sweet corn, with more expected. Produce from all city plots is distributed directly by the city.
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L. A. Hastings
Hastings
Cleveland Street
Brington
Telegram Road
Aulifelt
Elyria
Final draft of coal code ready for signing today
Washington reports the final draft of the soft coal code was laid before operators for signatures as Hugh S. Johnson expected rapid signing. The agreement ends weeks of NRA dispute, sets minimum prices, a maximum 40 hour week, and wage scales from 3.75 to 5.63 in 16 districts. Regional and national boards will govern labor disputes and organize rights. The code becomes effective the second Monday after presidential approval.
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Washington
Hugh 5. Johnson
Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Johnson
Personal Aide To 10 Presidents Is Laid To Rest
Washington observer notes the public farewell for Ike Hoover the longtime White House chief usher who served presidents from Harrison to Roosevelt. Died Thursday night in Glenwood cemetery chapel rites planned with President Roosevelt and cabinet members attending. Hoover requested a simple service.
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Washington
Ike Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoover
White House
Glenwood Cemetery
Roosevel
Ike
Uncle Ted
Executive Mansion
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Cleveland
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Stpeter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Minor injuries after Ridge Road accident
Carl Bosefield, 27, of Cleveland, sustained minor injuries in a morning crash on Patternut Ridge Road. His vehicle rolled over after he swerved to avoid a second car at Butternut Ridge and La Grand roads. He was treated at Memorial hospital. Deputy Sheriff William Hoist reported the incident.
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Carl Bosefield
Cleveland
Patternut Ridge
Memorial Hospital
Butternut Ridge
LaGrand Roads
William Hoist
Caddies Delay Club Fee Fight to Meet Officials
Elyria Country Club caddies postpone a threatened 50 to 75 cent fee strike as golf pro Jack Black says a directors' committee will hear the issue next week. Caddies currently earn 55 cents for 18 holes with 5 cents to the caddy master and seek 80 cents with 5 to the master.
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Elyria Country Club
Jack Black
Black
Police Drive Against Home Brew Clash Near Stop 75
Elyria police joined by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick raided a party of 15 near Stop 75 Cleveland Read arresting proprietor Frank Welch. He pled guilty to possession of liquor, fined $100 and costs, then jailed for nonpayment. Officers found a large batch of home brew and two gallons of liquor hidden behind the house. Welch admitted serving home brew amid war on unlicensed makers.
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Elyria
Clarence W. Dick
Stop 75
Cleveland Read
Frank Welch
Joseph Petro
Welch
Sherif Dick
BE. J. Stankard
Eight Gas Leases Filed in Avon and Sheffield Lake
The E. R. Edson and Son Company of Rocky River filed eight gas leases totaling 192.5 acres in Avon Township and Sheffield Lake with County Recorder William G. Mitchell. Terms run five or ten years. Leases include 5 acres in Sheffield Lake by George J. Frank. 12.5 acres in Avon by Frank Somers. 30 acres in Sheffield Lake and 50 in Avon Township by Mary C. Burkhart and others. 72 acres in Sheffield Lake by John S. and Carrie Townsend. 11 acres in Sheffield Lake by John C. and Carrie M. Townsend.
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Avon Township
Sheffield Lake
William G. Mitchell
E. R. Edson and Son Company
Rocky River
George J. Frank
Avon
Frank Somers
Mary C. Burkhart
John S
Carrie Townsend
John C
Carrie M. Townsend
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES TO MEET OCT 5 TO ELECT TRUSTEES
The Associated Charities will hold its annual meeting in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company directors room at 7:30 p m on Thursday October 5 to elect a board of trustees and discuss other charity work open to the public. Joseph Knapp 47 of Philo an employee of Ferro Alloys Corporation was electrocuted at the Philo plant last night while working as a furnace man. He left a widow and six children.
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Associated Charities
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Zanesville, CO
Joseph Knapp
Philo
Ferro-Alloys Corporation
Missing mail plane feared in heavy fog near Cleveland
An extensive air and sea search spans Cleveland area for Harold Neff a 26 year old United Airlines pilot who vanished in thick fog between Toledo and Cleveland after radioing his position at 2 am. Army aircraft and Selfridge Field flyers joined commercial pilots in the hunt as fog and bad weather hinder recovery efforts. Neff home is Cleveland and he previously served as an army flyer.
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Cleveland
Coast Guard
Hal Neff
Chicago
U. S. Army
Selfridge Field
Rocky River
Toledo
Harold Neff
Neff
Vickery
United States Airlines, Inc
Here
D. D. Grang
United Air Lines
United Airlines
Elyria Memorial Hospital joins NRA consumer membership
The Elyria Memorial Hospital announced it has enrolled as a consumer member of the NRA and will buy from NRA members in the future. The move follows a resolution from the American Hospital Association convention in Milwaukee this week and was approved at the hospital’s executive committee meeting yesterday. Frank W. Hoover, the hospital superintendent, attended the convention and noted NRA discussions as a key feature.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
NRA
American Hospital Association
Milwaukee
Frank W. Hoover
United States
White undecided on next move in school tax relief plan
Governor White signaled he may soften his stance on keeping the Ohio legislature in session until taxes for school relief pass. He did not confirm the Gunsett Bill amendment allowing 3 million dollars from the general fund for schools, and said he will review the entire school situation with State Director of Education B. O. Skinner before deciding. He anticipated December liquor legislation and January banking legislation, with talks of a special session.
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Columbus
White
Gunsett
B. O. Skinner
Cuba's Grau San Martin seeks backing from key leaders
Havana reports President Ramon Grau San Martin pressing for support from major political figures. Negotiations involve the student directory that helped install him and Ambassador Welles, following a Pinar del Rio revolt suppression. First talks opened with Grau San Martin and student delegates facing veteran Cuban leaders Menocal Mendieta Saenz Gomez.
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Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
Gray San Martin
Welles
Pinar del Rio
Gran San Martin
National University
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Cuba
Mario Menocal
Conservative
Carlos Mendieta
National Party
Joaquen Martinez Saenz
ABC Revolutionary Society
Treasury
Cespedes
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Marianista Party
Eight Hour Day For Nurses Planned
In Columbus Ohio on September 16 plans were announced for an eight hour day for nurses in cooperation with the NRA. Elizabeth P. August, secretary of the Ohio State Nurses Association, said the guideline follows the American Nurses Association bulletin. Nurses caring for patients should not work more than eight hours in a twenty four hour period, with arrangements made where possible without extra cost to patients.
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Columbus
NRA
Elizabeth P. August
Ohio State Nurses Association
American Nurses” Association
Steamship Berkaith blows out boiler near Delaware Bay
The small steamship Berkaith of Reedsville Virginia blew a boiler at the entrance to Delaware Bay and is now in tow by a coast guard boat. Radio Marine reported via its Tuckerton station. Earlier distress reports about the British freighter New Mexico were erroneous.
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New York
Berkaith
Reedsville
Delaware Bay
Coast Guard
Radio Marine Corporation
Tuckerton
Tadia
New Mexico
Caretaker on Farm Fire Claims Life Near Moscow Ohio
Wa. Merer, 60, died when a house burned to the ground on a farm a mile from Moscow along the Ohio river. The farm is owned by George Reece of Cincinnati. Loss was estimated between 34,000 and 5,000 dollars.
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Batavia
Merer
Moscow
Ohio River
George Reece
Cincinnati
Lees
Dunlap Extends Lead In National Amateur Final
George T. Dunlap Jr of Flushing N Y finished the morning round 7 up on Max Marston of Philadelphia in the 36 hole national amateur final at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati The 41 year old ex champion Dunlap played a near flawless front nine while Marston struggled with drives and faced multiple deficits on the course progress shows Dunlap 2 up after four holes with birdies and pars and a strong finish to lead into afternoon play
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Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
George T. Dunlap
Slushing
N. X
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Dunlap
Marston
Cincinnate. O
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Flushing
N. Y
Rankin Refuses Scrip and Takes Cash
Councilman Rankin rejected scrip in his pay and received ten dollars and twenty five cents in currency for one month. City Treasurer Jack Marshall denied involvement, calling Rankin’s demand a bid for cheap publicity. The issue over a seventy nine dollar scrip payment had sparked a public dispute and Rankin praised the outcome.
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OQ. E. Rankin
W. H. van Oster
United States
Rankin
Jack Marshall
Marshall
Rankar
Wheat climbs as inflation fears boost Chicago grain pit
Wheat surged nearly four points today as speculative orders flooded the pit from around the world. Inflation sentiment rose as the dollar strengthened against foreign currencies, aided by poor Canadian crop reports. Shorts covered, pushing prices higher with wheat ending 35-8 cents up, corn up 23-4 to 10-3-1-8 cents, and oats up 3-4 to 1-1-4 cents.
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Chicago
U.P
Canada
Shorts
Governor seeks bills to collect delinquent real estate taxes
Ohio Governor White urged the General Assembly to pass two bills to aid tax collection. One would allow county treasurers to be appointed receivers for productive real estate with delinquent taxes and deduct taxes from income. The other would take delinquent tax amounts from salaries of public officials and employees. The governor also asked to let Cuyahoga County pay in installments to cover indigent care costs and to authorize release of funds for Mawthornden Farm additions near Cleveland State Hospital as they are paid.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
White
Wallace Espy
Dem
Cincinnati
Assembly
Cuyahaga County
State Board of Control
Mawthornden Farm
Cleveland State Hospital
Former Missouri Governor Sam A Baker Dies
Jefferson City Missouri September 16 Sam A Baker former Republican governor of Missouri died at his home after four years illness following a stroke shortly after leaving office in 1929 He had served as governor and remained a prominent political figure in the state until his death.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Sam A. Baker
Morabie Chicken House Sold For Cash Ad
Readable ad fragment shows a nearly new Morabie chicken house for sale with phone contact and a note that Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads help buyers and sellers connect for cash transactions.
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Morabie Chicken House
Chronicle-Telegram
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