Tragic Wreck Claims Charcot Ship and 39 Others
Iceland reports disaster as the Pourquoi Pass sinks during a gale near Borgafjord. Only one survivor, Petty Officer Eugene Gouidec, is rescued after being pinned to a plank. Danish warships Aegir and Hridbjoernan head to the scene to recover bodies and bring data from the expedition.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Jean Baptiste Charcot
Pourquoi- Pass
Aegir
Hridbjoernan
Borgafjord
Europe
Pourquois Pass
Charcot
Eugene Gouidec
Greenland
France
Berzisvir
Chercot
Grafton Man Wins First In Contest Featuring Apples
Ohio growers dominated the International Horticultural Exposition with multiple firsts. Jay Lawrence of Coshocton won blue ribbons for peppers hulless white pears and South American popcorn. Liord Miller Coshocton claimed first in Winter squash. Price fruit farm Newark earned five firsts for apples. Albert Livesay Barnesville and F E Schriv er Grafton each won apple awards.
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Chicago
Ohio
Jay Lawrence
Coshocten
Liord Miller
Coshocton
Price Fruit Farm
Newark
Albert J. Livesayr
Barnesville
Starman
F. E. Schriver
Grafton
Tells Students How To Develop Personality
Miss Jell Edwards addressed Ely Tia High School at the first assembly of the 1936 37 school year. She offered seven pointers for a well founded radiant personality, covering health figure appearance voice enunciation pronunciation and dictation learn something employ the light touch gracious contacts develop the senses beauty contact with the Great Creative Force and living valiantly.
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Ely Tia
Jell Edwards
Kiwanians Plan to Buy Two Cubs for Cascade Park
Elyria Kiwanis Club expects to purchase two young bear cubs for Cascade Park. Funds are being raised under A. H. West with park commission approval, deliveries due within two weeks as bears are shipped from nearby. The bears aim to entertain residents and visitors for years after the death of the former occupants.
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Cascade Park
Onc
Elyria Kiwanis Club
A. H. West
West
Park Commission
Elvrra
Elyrrians
Elyria
Two Men Sentenced At Penitentiary For Burglary And Other Offense
John Szemetr of Henrietta and George Ammon of Elyria were taken to the Coltaumbnos penitentiary to serve indeterminate terms after pleading guilty to burglary and another offense respectively. Deputy sheriffs Past Chapman and Charles Leonard transported them.
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John Szemetr
Henrietta
George Ammon
Elyria
Coltaumbnos Tedar
Depury
Chapman
Charies Leonard
Szemety
Ammonen
Home study guidelines urge balanced, quiet assignments
An analysis argues home study should be limited and tailored to child capacity, with regular, moderate written work. It warns against imposing excessive burden in noisy or unhealthy home environments and calls for health and school authorities to research a real solution.
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Onis
Hein
Dar
Scout Leaders Plan Busy Fall Schedule in Lorain Area
H B Castleman and Thomas G Allen announce a busy fall and winter lineup for Erie and Lorain counties. The kickoff is the Scouters fish fry at Amherst Outdoor Life Club at 6 p m, followed by district meetings in Oberlin Elyria Lorain with dates in September October and a review court in October.
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Lorain
Erie
Turn
H. B. Castleman
Thomas G. Allen
Firelands Area Council
Amherst Outdoor Life Club
Bates
Lorain County
Oberlin American Legion Hall
Elyria
Civil Service Exams Announced for State and County Posts
Public Assistance divisions under the Social Security Acts announce civil service examinations. Applications to take the tests must be filed with the State Civil Service Commission in Columbus by 5 p m September 25. Exams cover County case supervisor, county executive secretary, district supervisor and State case supervisor with salaries listed for district and state roles.
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Public Assistance
Social Security Acts
State Civil Service Commission
Columbus
Commission
Settlement of Lille textile strike announced
Paris reports the government announced the settlement tonight ending the strike by 25,906 workers in Lille textile factories. The accord concludes a lengthy labor dispute affecting the region's mills and related industries.
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Paris
Lille
Economy Test Results Revealed For Ford V-5S Contest
J R Dail announced that complete results of the truck and commercial car gasoline economy test conducted by Ford V-5S owners would be released on Saturday. Two top mileage winners were tied for first, with two prizes to be awarded.
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J. R. Dail
Dail
Controversy Over Noon Dismissal At Local School
Officials defended a noon hour delay arguing it avoids street danger and supports after noon activities. They warned a cafeteria closure would force a double session and disrupt over 90 students with after school jobs due to longer travel and higher costs.
Begin Paving Of South Broadway In Lorain
Paving of South Broadway in Lorain from the southerny city limits to 28th street started today by The Ohio Engineering Company of Lorain. They won by a low bid of about 104 dollars. State highway engineering costs of about 21,000 dollars are not included.
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Lorain
Central
Rebels Press In Guadarrama and Santander Amid Talavera Battle
As rebels push through the Guadarrama Mountains toward Madrid and Loyalists brace for a mass attack, Valencia and Barcelona mobilize arms for a potential counter offensive. In Santander anarchists seize control amid clashes with loyalists, while rebel ships blockade Bilbao and Madrid reports claim fires and prison riots. President Azara is said wounded.
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Talavera
Guadarrama Mountains
Madrid
Valencia
Barcelona
Taavera
San Sebastian
Santander
Bilbao
Biscar
Manuel Azara
Bricker Attacks Budget Deception In Ohio Gubernatorial Battle
Bricker charges Gov Daver inflated savings and critics the state budget cuts. He claims Daver's 15 million higher than White’s last budget and that pensions were delayed to suit politics. He cites federal social security funds and faulted the Industrial Commission and highway department for delays and political influence. He argues for honesty and administrative reform to fix Ohio government.
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Bricker
Daver
George White
Ohio
State Industrial Commission
Wadsworth Defends Liberty From Regimentation Critics
Senator Wadsworth criticizes federal control efforts as regimentation by groups like the NRA and AAA. He praises the Supreme Court for protecting liberties and condemns planned economy labels. The Lorain event, led by W O. Jeffrey, features Bricker and local officials, with a parade and multiple candidates present.
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Wadsworth
Washington
NRA
AAA
Supreme Court
Tugwell
United States
Roosevelt
W. O. Jeffrey
Lorain
Republican Central Committee
E. A. Brain
Frank A. Stetson
Republican Executive Committee
Bricker
Stanley Scholz
Young Men's Republican Club
Senator Wadsworth
Carl Curtis
Elyria
SteHn Baker
Broadway
Loop
Antlers Hotel
Carl Sheppard
Congress
Arthur W. Doyle
Court of Appeals
Philip Wolfe
P. H. Rogers
William E. Ashport
Earl Griffith
L. L. Marshall
Willis Hart
Ror H. Williams
Howard Butler
Clarence W. Dick
A. K. Hibbard
Horace H. Nye
F. G. Prosser
Mose Wilder
S. C. Ward
J. W. Warden
Walter Wright
and A. E. Agate
Workers Walk Out At Newark Glassware Plant
Worker representatives say 200 employees of the A H Heise Company glassware makers walked out in Newark today after being refused an 18 cent per hour wage increase.
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Newark
A. H.heise; Company
Number Five Continued from Page i
Dahlbeck a guard from Lyndonville Vu first victim of the explosion caused when gasoline used to remove bandages after a practice session caught fire from a water heater. will be held late to.
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Dahlbeck
Lyndonville
Car Donated by Elyria Enables Bricker Parade Ride
Elyria Republican official Carl Curtis secured an open touring car from neighbor Mr. Keller to transport John W. Bricker, the Republican gubernatorial nominee, to Lorain High School for an automobile parade. Curtis faced a week of searching before finding the donor.
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Carl Curtis
Elyria
Sone
Mr. Keller
Curtis
Elderly Faith Healer Admits False Report
Rev. David A. Messner of Akron pleaded guilty to making a false police report connected to a threatening letter. The 4-year-old term is miswritten. he was released on his own recognizance, with a hearing set for Sept 24, and his mission in Akron to close as announced by his attorney.
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Akron
David A. Messner
Messner
Hoster
Cement Seals Brick With Asphalt Binder At City Intersection
A reader asked if concrete on bricks at Broad Street and Middle Avenue is sound. City engineers said cement sticks when properly applied, with ample material, then sealed with asphalt to act as binder and cushion.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Motorist Fined for Not Stopping After Accident
Ben Carter of 524 North street was fined $5 and costs after being arraigned before Major Don A. Baird for failing to stop following a traffic collision with Hubert Harold’s parked car on West River street near 93 p m. The crash occurred when Carter struck Harold’s vehicle on West River street.
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Ben Carter
North Street
Don A. Baird
Hubert Harold
West River Street
Roosevelt Defends Relief Programs amid Prosperity Emphasis
The President denounced critics of relief policies and urged greater private and public effort to aid the distressed. He said Social Security and related welfare steps relieve private agencies, while expanding job creation, medical care, and special services for those on relief rolls. Gerald Swope, president of Gen-
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Roosevelt
Swope
Gerald Swope
Gen
Markets Show Slow Cattle and Hogs as Ranges Drift
City market notes report slow to steady trade across cattle calves and sheep with prices mixed. Cattle ranges include good butcher at 7.50 to 7.99, calves 5.00 to 9.00, and hogs 9.00 to 16.80 with several weight classes listed. Sheep and lambs hold steady with choice lambs near 14.4 to 9.5 and yearlings around 6.40 to 7.90.
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Dhvice Eteers Llqy Ibs
Market steady prices for butter eggs and live poultry
Butter market steady with extras around 3 dollars and standard grades near 3 cents, eggs at 24 cents for extra grade and 23 cents current receipts. Live poultry shows steady markets for hens and various fowls with weight and grade details, while potatoes and grains list regional prices for New Jersey, Idaho, Pennsylvania, Long Island, Ohio and Maine. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye prices are shown by No. 2 red and white grades with assorted bids.
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Ducks Springs
Browers
New Jersey
Chicago spring poultry and potato prices and receipts
In Chicago the market shows unsettled poultry prices with various live poultry categories and weight based increases. Weaker items include hens and leghorns while turkeys and ducks hold higher quotes. Potatoes from the USDA show 65 cars receipts on track and total US shipments around 53172 cars, with Idaho Russet Burbanks noted as slightly higher.
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Chicago
Poulliry
Lezthern
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth and
Plyrmouth
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Outlook for American Youth At Conference Banquet
General Electric and the conference chairman forecast brighter economic prospects after a year of improvement. They note more men and women returning to work and call for parallel progress in social services. A banquet will highlight youth needs with Charles Taft of Cincinnati speaking on the outlook for American youth and Dorothy Thompson comparing youth in Europe and the United States.
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Eral Electric
Swope
Charles P. “Taft
Cincinnati
Ford American
Dorothy Thompson
New York City
Europe
United States
Commodity market snapshot shows slow demand and mixed prices
The report lists weak demand for Bliss Triumphs and several grains with varied quotes. Wheat No 2 red at 1.17, corn yellow around 5.26, oats white near 0.467, barley and timothy seed mixed, with little brisk activity across Idaho to New Jersey inventories.
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Bliss
Idaho Ruasee Bourbanks
Uo S
Idaho Cobblers
LU. S
Idaho Bliss
Washington
Russetusbanks
U.S. Ob
Colorado Bliss Triumphs
U. S
Brows Beauties
UC. S
Red McClures
L. Sob
Wisconsin Cobblera
Bliss Trumphs
Minnesota Cobblers
U.S. Ft
New Jersey
U.S. of
Sgc
Administration sale of Charles H Nichols estate
The administrator will sell at the late residence two miles south of LaGrange on Tuesday September 22 at 1:60 PM the personal property of Charles H Nichols deceased. The sale includes livestock and farm tools. Terms are cash. Administrators are Charles W Nichols with auctioneer Clayton H Sooy and clerk J A Nichols.
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Charles H. Nichols
LaGrange
Charles W. Nichols
Clayton H. Sooy
J. A. Nichols
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Poureuci- Pas
Etsil Ioder
Bridge Motors Inc
Eljria
Chrysler
Plymouth
Accdent
H.R. Rorick
Kiwanians
Common Pleas Court
H. E. Agate
Agate
Louis Alfoldy
James Cobb
Ninth Street
Rose Kelling
Lizzie Huber
Sheffield
Kats Kriebel Er
Elaine Elizabeth Garrick
George Clarence Garrick
Agnes L. Papuri
Arron “W. Papuri
Gur B. Findler
Richman Bros. Clothes
Highway Department
O'Donnel Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Ahapio
Diniten
GEO. R. Allen & Son
Lorain County Bank
Cleveland Pradice
Toledo
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. O’connor
E. 13Th St
Sudro-Curtis
Middle Ave
Elyria, Ohio
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