Woman Dies After Fall From Car Near Elyria
Mrs. Sarabel Nurse of Gary Indiana, 29, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a fractured skull after the rear car door opened while traveling about 60 miles an hour. Her husband Ivor Nurse said she tried to lock the door as her daughter Marilyn, 11, rode with them. A similar accident injured Mrs. Anna Krieg, 62, of Seneca, and four other weekend crashes were reported with no serious injuries.
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TRO
Ong
Sarabel Nurse
Gary Indiana
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ivor
Marilyn
Nurse
Joseph Palmer
Cleveland
Howte
Here
Gang
Anna Kriex
Senripitta
Elyria
Grafton Road
Alvin Kelley
Henrietta
Columbus Gas Case Hearing Continues
Columbus Ohio September 20 ap Special counsel Jas W Huffman for the city continued cross examination of Daniel S Weber Sr former Ohio Fuel Gas Co executive and company witness in the gas rate case before the Ohio Utilities Commission Huffman presented leased land cases where market valuations were used to argue that leased properties are not to be counted in setting rates as they are being acquired or dropped by the company
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Columbus
Ohio Utilities Commission
Jas. W. Huffman
Daniel S. Weber
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Huffman
Commission
Guldahl Wins In Golf Play Off
Ralph Guldahl defeated Horton Smith in a 18 hole Western Open playoff in Cleveland finishing at even par 72 to Smiths 76. Guldahl claimed the championship with the better final score.
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Guldahl
Cleveland
Ralph Guldahl
Horton Smott
Smith
Ohio Weather Forecast: Fair With Light Frost
Weather bulletin notes fair conditions in Ohio with a light frost and cooler morning. Northwest Ohio slightly warmer tonight, Tuesday expected to be fair and warmer. High pressure over the lower lakes governs conditions from plains to Atlantic while a Manitoba to Arizona trough influences the region. Scattered showers reported in the far northeast coast, northern lake region, and far northwest. cooler morning across the Ohio valley with light gusts noted.
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Ohio
Lower Lakes
Plains States
Atlantic
Manitoba
Arizona
South Atlantic
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Light Trust
Elyria Corps Faces Test in New York Championship
Elyria's American Legion drum and bugle corps is set to perform at 5 p.m. in the preliminary round of the national drum and bugle championship in New York, with finals planned for later. More than 140 Elyria and Lorain County residents are lodged in the city, awaiting results as authorities keep streets orderly amid Legion activities.
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J. C. George Park Central
New York
Elyria
American Legion
Elyria and
Lorain County
National Legion
Philadelphia
France
Nilding
Legion
Manhattan
Old Broadway
Elyrians
Broadway
50Th
Wally Bates
Harry W. Colmery
Legion Boys
Lehman Urges Legion to Preserve Peace and Liberty
Governor Herbert H. Lehman addressing 15,060 American Legion delegates at Madison Square Garden urged vigilant public opinion to safeguard religious and civil liberty. He warned dictatorships undoing centuries of work, while Mayor LaGuardia hailed the nation’s legacy and marching toward peace. The convention drew over 250,000 spectators amid pageantry and city-wide Legion events.
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New York
American Legion
Madison Square Garden
Herbert H. Lehman
Legionnaires
Lehman
Fiorello TH. LaGuardia
Garden
Fifth Avene
Target Shooting Wounds Man at Black River Farm
Wayne Pearce, 22, of Diagonal road, was critically injured by a .22 rifle shot while digging top soil for The Crooks Coal Company on the Lee Johnson farm near Black River and Ford road. He was paralyzed from the wound and said to be in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Five Elyria youths aged 19 to 22 were found nearby with multiple guns during the incident. they did not know a man had been shot.
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Black River
Ford Road
Wayne Pearce
Diagonal Road
Crooks Coal Company
Lee Johnson
Pearce
C. J. Cordy
Rodman Douglas
Elyria
Ford Road Bridge
William Oates
Paul ‘Talarski
Cleveland Street
Ted. Jatowice
Fairlawn Avenue
Edward
Henry Jalowfee
Warren Avenue
C. ©. Crooks
Sheriff's Department
G. A. and
Blanche Pearce
Brighton
Fair Foy Elyria Memorial Hospital
Body Of Woman Found In River
Authorities sought to identify an elderly woman found floating in Black River near Cascade Park about noon. believed to have died recently, age about 55 to 60, 5 feet 7 inches, heavyset. She wore a black coat Tambow crepe dress brown hose and white shoes. Discovered by Mr and Mrs EH Smith and taken to Taylor Funeral Home with Lorain County Coroner S C Ward to view.
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Black River
Cascade Park
Two Elyrians Hurt In Auto Accident
John Bins of 714 Middle Avenue and R E Griswold of 1043 Middle Avenue suffered lacera tions and severe bruises in a head on collision on Route 61 about 3 1/2 miles west of Kerlinville at 3 PM yesterday. Griswold lost four teeth and possibly fractured his nose when Bins’s car collided with a machine driven by Fred Mentz of Norwalk.
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John Bins
Middle Avenue
R. E. Griswold
Kerlinville
Elks Lodge
Norwalk
Griswold
Fred Mentz
Ross Hoeffer
Water Street
Elyria
Grass Fire Battles Elyria Firemen For Hours
Elyria firefighters fought a grass blaze over three hours covering about 50 acres on Frank Squire’s Infirmary Toad property. The first unit arrived at 9 47 p m and later Hose Company No 1 assisted, ultimately extinguishing the fire.
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Elyria
Frank Squire
Infirmary Toad
Shanghai Cholera Epidemic Reported
Washington report states Shanghai cholera situation officially considered epidemic. Public Health Service tightens surveillance at Honolulu and Manila for ships from the Orient en route to the United States and implements steps to prevent transmission by air and sea passengers arriving from Oriental ports.
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Washington
U. SB
Warns Against Bombing Near U.S. Vessels
Shanghai dispatch reports Admiral Yarnell warned Japan to avoid bombing near U.S. warships as Nanking faces imminent air attack. A note to Vice Admiral Hasegawa asks for warning to air forces and to help relocate Americans aboard the Luzon upriver. Ambassador Johnson moves staff while some Americans plan to stay.
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Shanghai
Marty E. Yarnell
United States
Todiy
Nanking
China
Yarnell
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Luzon
Hasegawa
Nelson T. Johnson
Johnson
Guam
U.S
Lorain Woman Hurt In Auto Accident
Mrs. William C. Thompson, 37, of 20 Waverly Place, Lorain, fractured right wrist in a car crash about 7 10 p m yesterday at Middle avenue and Second street. She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released. A separate Broad street collision about 3 p m Saturday damaged cars driven by M C Caffery of Cleveland and Melvin Wright of Oberlin after Wright failed to stop. A minor Broad street collision at 7 p m involved Pauline Ody of West Street and G Kontos of West Broad Street per police reports.
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Sheriff's Department
G. R. Powell
Dover Center
Ridgeville
Erwin Dreger
Columbia Station
John Brandon
Cleveland
Route 252
Clinton Avenue
North Ridge Road
Frank Biber
East 30Th Street
Joseph Fortemaia
Spruce Street
Elyria
Charles Dun- Tee
Rld
Route 59
Here
Sadie Beal
Amherst
William c. Thompson
Waverly Place
Lorain
M. C. Caffery
Par Avenue
Melvin Wright
East Main Street
Oberlin
Broad Street
Wright
Caffery
Parkinz Place
Pauline Ody
West Street
G. Kontos
West Broad Street
Britain Asks U S Help In Peace Efforts
In Geneva Eden urges United States Italy and Germany aid to move toward safer world conditions. He notes Britain’s large shipbuilding 186490 tons costing 530590000 and seeks a world trade push as Roosevelt and Hull reduce barriers. He calls for ending piracy in the Mediterranean and highlights allied cooperation.
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Genfva
Great Britain
Spain
China
United States
World Assembly of the League
League Council
Anthony Eden
Britln
Britain
Italy
Germany
Eden
Inere Casa
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Mediterranean
Ministerial Group Plans Community Visitation Drive
Elyria Ministerial Association held its first fall meeting at the Y M C A. President Will J Foster chaired as two ministers will visit homes by district to extend church invitations. A districting committee and a secretary will manage records while Y M C A and Y W C A membership drives are approved. An invitation for Protestant ministers to a county fellowship luncheon will follow.
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Elyria
Jussen L. Uriech
AL EB. Kemp
Hey. Ernst Triow
G. A. Brown
B. P Bacso
Elsria Group
Ross Fauver Dies In Toledo
Funeral services will be held at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home at 2 p m Tuesday for Ross Fauver longtime local dry cleaning partner of J Edward Robson and former clothier who died in a Toledo hospital after a lingering illness He was 69 and is survived by three brothers and two sisters Burial will be at Butternut Ridge Cemetery with Rev Ralph Neighbour officiating Fauver never married and was active in Moose and Elks Lodges.
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Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Ross Fauver
Toledo
Eaton Township
Mr. Fauver
Elks’ Home
Bedford
Fauver
J. Edward Robson
Robson
Broad Street
Moose and Elks Lodges
Elks Lodge
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Ralph Neighbour
William
Akron
Frank
Colummibus
James
California
Grace Loughry
Marian Daniels
Elyria
Three Dead In Jail Outbreak At Folsom Prison
Folsom State Prison reports a deadly jail outbreak Sunday that killed three people including ringleader Clyde Stevens Bennie Kucharski and guard H E Martin. Warden Clarence Larkin and a guard captain were wounded with Larkin in critical condition after a ten minute battle. Five other prisoners injured. Continued on Page 2.
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Folsom State Prison
Court
Sem
L.ei
Folsom
Clyde Stevens
Bennie Kucharski
H. E. Martin
Clarence Larkin
Roosevelt Praises Urban Program Survey and Actions
President Roosevelt endorsed a National Resources committee urbanism study recommending a ten point federal program to aid city dwellers with welfare, housing, education, transportation and power. The plan parallels farm support through the Agriculture Department and urges sustained federal, industrial and labor cooperation to raise urban living standards.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Department of Agriculture
National Resources Committee
Ohe
United States
Resources Committee
Narence Dykstra
Wiscinsin University
Cincinnati
Seths Withery Dwelters
World movement founder Edgar F. Allen dies at 75
Edgar Fiske Allen known as Daddy Allen and founder of the International Society for Crippled Children died at his home 514 Washington Ave at 10 10 this morning after a yearlong illness. He left a long legacy in philanthropy and civic work in Elyria and beyond. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at his residence at 2 p m with details to follow. his son Frank B. Allen of Philadelphia and grandson Homer Allen are among those reported.
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Edgar F. Allen
Allen
Washington Avenue
Frank B. Allen
Philadelphia
Frank Hoover
Imytia Memorial Hospital
Arthur H. Hancock
Homer Allen
Daddy Allen
Edgar Fiske Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Numere Arts
City of
Elyria
Newton
Massachusetts
Horatio F. Allen
Elizabeth
Butterfield) Allen
New England
Ethan Allen
Vermont
Masachusetts
American Lumber Company
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ohio
American Lace Manufacturing Company
A. L. Garford
Dean Electric Company
Perry- Fay Company
Perry Fay Company
Community Chest For
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Emerius
Cleveland Athletic Club
Country Club of
Masonic Fraternity
Associated Charities of
Loreain
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Elstra
Homer
oSates
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N. J. Corps
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Mineral Wells
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Wollastan
Mass
Lucy Monroe
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