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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1934

Page

2

Inquiry resumes into Morro Castle blaze in New York

The Department of Commerce resumes its probe into the Morro Castle fire as Pickerman N Hoover leads sessions and more crew and passengers are questioned. United States attorney Martin Conboy plans grand jury testimony after a weekend incident linked to the ship. Investigators test lifeboats at Spring Lake coast guard station while a Linden New Jersey burial is tentatively identified. A congressional probe on foreign propaganda and possible communist influence in the blaze also progresses.

New York Department of Commerce Morro Castle Pickerman N. Hoover Martin Conboy United States Asbury Park N. J Federal Grand Jury George Alagna Spring Lake Coast Guard Linden Frigg Frank &. Meley Sun Oil Company Newark Congressional Committee Samuel Dickstein Rs Committee

Young Men's Club Meetings Tonight and Tomorrow

The Young Men's Club meets at 6 20 PM for dinner and its first Kee te gathering with Dr. Mark Abbe in charge as the get acquainted event. Tomorrow the Y-Indus Club has its first meeting at 7 00 PM led by Denton Whitmore. Senior Hi-Y plans its first meeting with Ralph Fer as president and committee announcements. Foremen's Club delays until October. Gym classes under Robert T. Moore begin in October.

Y. Men Mark Abbe Y-Indus Club Denton Whitmore Robert H. Gearher Ralph Fer W. Q. McClellar Robert T. Moore

FASTEETH powder ad promises firm teeth and fresh breath

A sale pitch for FASTEETH a new powder to sprinkle on dentures. It claims to prevent rocking slipping and popping out the teeth with no sticky taste. The ad urges readers to buy FASTEETH at Muirs or other drug stores.

Muir’s

Italian university students to stop in Elyria on tour

A caravan of twelve motor coaches carrying 350 students from 26 Italian universities will visit Elyria September 27 after arriving from Cleveland at 3 09 AM. The 7 000 mile trip began September 13 in New York and ends October 12 at Columbus Day events in Yankee Stadium New York. Universities on the tour include Naval Academy Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech Notre Dame Chicago Northwestern Rochester Cornell Colgate Yale West Point and Princeton. One bus serves as a classroom each day for instruction on sights. Local Italian societies will greet the visitors at the bus terminal.

Italy Cleveland Oberlin Ohio New York Chicago Columbus Yankee Stadium Naval Academy University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Western Reserve Notre Dame University of Chicago Northwestern University University of Rochester Cornell Colgate Yale West Point Princeton Greyhound

Legion Junior Auxiliary Meets at Elyria Legion Home

The Elyria Post No. 12 Legion Junior Auxiliary organized for the year at the Legion Home on Ohio Street. Attendance was good and semi monthly meetings were decided, with a business meeting on the first Friday and a serial gathering late each month. Next Sept 28 will host a wiener and marshmallow roast, rain date at the Legion Home. Members to bring their own wieners and marshmallows. Officer selection to occur at the October business meeting.

Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion Junior Auxiliary Legion Home Ohio Street Legion Homa Ostoher Business Mining

Football Officials Meet Here Tonight

The Northeastern Ohio Football Officials Association will meet tonight at the MC. AL for a rules interpretation session. M. A. Houghton, Lorain County Director, is president. Robert T. Moore, YMCA Physical Director, is secretary treasurer. All coaches officials and others invited.

Northeastern Ohio Football Officials Association M. A. Houghton Lorain County Robert T. Moore Igs

Oberlin Club Week Schedule Opens Fall Activities

Oberlin Ohio reports a busy start to autumn with fall meetings and elections across clubs. DeMolay and USTMC clubs hold initial gatherings, while Community Garden, Methodist Guild, Women’s Progressive and Knights of Pythias schedule events. freshman week and college calendar unfold with registrations, tests, and campus activities.

Oberlin College College of Arts and Sciences

Building and Loan Adon Deposits to Be Insured

Washington reports the government extended regulatory power over the building and loan system to oversee federal insurance for investors. About 11,000 associations with roughly 10,000,000 accounts were urged to apply for participation. Regulations focus on security issuance, with recommendations banning guaranteed rate certificates and demand securities while insurance would cover withdrawable or repurchaseable accounts.

Washington Building and Loan Association Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Tion Ita

Nye Seeks Fuller Probe as Senate Munitions Hearings Continue

The Senate munitions committee pressed into a final week of hearings led by Chairman Nye who urged a sweeping inquiry despite armament makers' protests that disclosures could hurt business. Nye accused critics of soft pedaling and pledged more disclosures, with recall of witnesses including the Du Ponts and timing for November for political contribution revelations. Mexico Argentina Britain Chile lodged protests as the inquiry attracted international attention.

Washington Senate Munitions Committee Gerald P. Nye N. D Nye Daniel Roper Chile du Ponts Delaware Department of State Mexico Argentina Great Britain

Federal home loan insurance rules expand nationwide thrift drive

The new insurance framework bars loans by members outside a 50 mile radius unless special authorization and requires a 5 percent insurance reserve over ten years. Aimed at attracting capital for home building, the plan, created under the National Housing Act, is to be run by the Federal Home Loan Bank board and the Home Owners' Loan Corporation. Officials expect broad benefits including boosted investor confidence and a unified thrift financing system, with voluntary participation for most institutions except Federal Savings and Loan Associations, about 500 of which exist.

Savings and Loan Insurance Federal Home Loan Bank Board Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Federal Savings and Loan Associations

Captured snake leads to turtle collector diversion

In Avon Connecticut George Blade abandoned turtle collecting to pursue snakes. His first catch, a 45 inch black snake, produced him between 40 and 5 cents during its first night in captivity before he returned to turtles.

George Blade George

Former Morgan Raider Dies at 90 in Cincinnati

Milton M. Campbell a former Morgan raider and longtime Cincinnati Fire Department member died at age 90 in Cincinnati He served 32 years and retired as assistant chief in 1909 The obituary notes his Civil War service and local ties with the department and Morgan raider history.

Morgan Raider Cincinnati Milton M. Campbell Cincinnati Fire Department

Cincinnati Zoo Sets All-Day Attendance Record

Cincinnati Zoo announces a Sunday attendance of 843000 paid admissions, surpassing all holiday and Fourth of July records. The figure breaks prior single-day records and marks a new high for zoo visitors.

ZOO Cincinnati—Al Cincinnati Zoo

Extension classes organized for Elyria and Lorain teachers

Courses in education and social science to be offered by Elyria and Lorain county teachers, taught by Dr W A Ashbrook who heads the education department at DuPont? No, De fiance College. Ashbrook will be in Elyria on Thursday to organize the classes, with a meeting at 7 PM in the Washington school building. Ohio municipal authorities may fix closing hours for night clubs and beer parlors, as announced by Wellington T Leonard, chairman, noting the open choice. The note ends with a reference to the New Deal and government intervention.

Elyria Lorain County W. A. Radbrook Department of Education Defiance College Ashbrook Elyria J Hela Washington School Columbus Ohio Ohio Department of Liquor Control Wellngton T. Leonard

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