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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1934

Page

6

Lindbergh Testifies Before Bronx Grand Jury in Hauptmann Case

Col Charles Lindbergh appears before the Bronx county grand jury to testify on the Lindbergh ransom case, facing Hauptmann as investigators press a growing web of circumstantial links. He may identify the unknown “link-out” in the ransom plot while authorities strengthen their case and search Hauptmann’s home for further evidence.

United Press New York Col Charles Augustus Lindbergh Bronx Bruno Richard Hauptmann Col. Lindbergh Lindbergh John F. Condon Trenton Colt H Noaman Schwarzkopf New Jerseys Condon Hauptmann Home Lindberghs Col Schwarzkopf Hauptmann Bronx County Grand Jury Samuel Foley New Jersey Ne Jersey Foley Dr. Condon St. Raymond Cemetery Valentine Bronx County Court House Hopewell N. J Decatur Sedgwick BOON BNOON Isidor Fisch Fisch Dr Condon

Former Elyrian Dies Suddenly

John F. Dachtler 65, a well known former Elyria resident, died of a heart attack in Pittsburgh. He leaves a widow, two brothers Fred and George in Elyria, Charles of Pasadena, Cal, and two sisters Mrs J J McGuire and Mrs L W Osborne. Body to be brought here Thursday noon to J J McGuire’s home, funeral at St Mary’s Church Friday at 9 30 a.m., burial in St Mary’s Cemetery.

John F. Dachtler Elyria Pittsburgh San Frederick Margaret Dachtler Fred George Dachtler Charles Pasadena Cal

Germany bans heavy arms from military forces

Germany prohibits the use or deployment of heavy artillery tanks submarines and military aircraft by its armed forces within its defense policy framework, signaling a shift toward constrained conventional arms.

Germany

Sopwith Declares He Will Not Seek America's Cup Again

Newport R I September 26 The America's Cup remains with the New York Yacht Club trustees after a four to two victory by Harold Vanderbilt's Rainbow over Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwith's Endeavour off Rhode Island. Sopwith, representing the Royal Yacht Squadron, said he would never race for the cup again. The race committee rejected his protest about being fouled, citing late protest signaling.

Newport R. L New York Yacht Club Harold Vanderbilt Rainbow Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwith Endeavour Royal Yacht Squadron Sopwith Rhode Island Vanderbilt Oneland

Red Cross Sends Christmas Bags From Elyria Branch

The Cherlin branch of the Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross has dispatched 36 Christmas bags to Red Cross headquarters for distribution to service members and hospital patients abroad. Miss Alice Crowell led the drive with cooperation from churches and service groups. Additional bags are promised from groups across the district including the American Legion Auxiliary and workers in numerous townships.

Cherlin Elyria American Red Cross Red Cross Alice Crowell American Legion Auxiliary of Ria Brighton Camden Carlisle Columbia Eaton Henrietta Huntington la Grange Russia Penfield Pittsfield Ridgeville Rochester Wellington

Vanderbilt Wins Sailboat Cup After Protest Fades

The final race ends with Vanderbilt awarded the fourth race and the cup remaining in the Atlantic. Sopwith withdraws his complaint, ending the dispute without further action by the committee. Sopwith retires to his tents in disappointment.

Royal Yacht Squadron Vanderbilt Atlantic Sopwith Lord Dunraven

Atlantic Ocean Value Cited At 37 1 2 Cents Per Cubic Yard

Boston report notes a Massachusetts statute sets tide water displacement compensation at 37 1 2 cents per cubic yard. The law, dating to Civil War days, requires one causing displacement to excavate water or pay the assessed amount under the department of public works guidance.

Boston Atlantic Ocean Massachusetts Department of Public Works Commonwealth

Five Federal prisoners escape Kalispell jail using razor saw

In Kalispell Montana five Federal prisoners escaped the county jail by fashioning a saw from old razor blades and a watch mainspring. They cut through steel bars and tunneled to freedom, leaving authorities seeking them.

Kalispell Mont

Picnic Party Enjoyed by Mr and Mrs Wilhelm

Mr and Mrs Mat Wilhelm hosted a Sunday outdoor picnic for twenty five friends in Avon. Guests from Avon Ridgeville Cleveland and Lorain joined a day of horse shoes baseball dancing and music in a decorated orchard followed by a wiener roast.

Avon Mat Wilhelm Ridgeville Clevelland Lorain

Picnic at Cascade Park Brings Pickering Family Union

The Pickering families enjoyed a Sunday picnic dinner at Cascade Park with about twenty five attendees. Mrs. Herbert Pope and Mrs. Al Verdo Taft were named to a committee on arrangements for another year.

Pickering Cascade Park Herbert Pope Alverdo Taft

Local Social Roundup From Lakewood and Elyria Visits

Mrs Arnold Laubenthal and baby boy returned home from Lakewood Hospital Monday. Melvin Rachuse and Louise Covelle of Cleveland visited Miss Nina Warden Sunday. Walter Herbert’s anniversary celebrated at Hayes Street with many relatives from Cleveland and Lorain. J H Fisher returned from a two week East trip. Lakewood visitors at Jacob Hoffman’s home. Dale Paddock joined by Mrs May Cole visited Gordon Paddock. Fort Worth Devotion noted at St Mary church. Baptist weekly prayer meeting set for Thursday evening in church dining room. all welcome.

Arnold Laubenthal Lakewood Hospital Melvin Rachuse Louise Covelle Cleveland Nina Warden Carroll Frank Smith Mae Smith Jennie Hunston Walter Herbert Hayes Street J. H. Fisher East Fisher Lakewood Jacob Hoffman Robert Pickering May Cole Gordon Paddock Dale Paddock James Sedo Ana Patricia Lorain Frank Stack Lambert Watertown Wisconsin

Hens Cul Egg Sizes In Painesville Farm Hens

In Painesville Ohio twelve abnormal eggs appeared over ten days from two dozen Plymouth Rock Leghorn and Rhode Island Red hens owned by William Garisek of Madison. The eggs ranged from marble to about half the normal size, reflecting a peculiar production period.

Painesville Plymouth Rock Rhode Island William Garisek Madicon

Government floated Tacna Arica settlement by third nation purchase

The United States previously proposed resolving the Tacna Arica dispute in South America through the sale or purchase of the contested territory by a third country.

U. S South America

Wellington News Delivery Contacts

Local Wellington paper lists delivery contact details for Mrs Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East and delivery issues with Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland. Includes phone numbers 308 W for Curtice and 166 i for Grissinger. Urges readers to call for missed copies or complaints.

Wellington Violet Curtice Herrick Ave East Junior Grissinger Courtland

Local notices from Wellington on health and moving plans

Miss Dorothy Hughes visits sister Mrs. Burton Payne in Conneaut Ohio for a week. Mrs. Arthur E. Smith improving as daughter Mrs. William Kaiser of Wilmington Delaware remains with her. Kingdom Fast visits mother Mrs. C B Weedman. Mrs. Frank Curtice recovers from a hip fracture after a fall eleven weeks ago. Art Smith and three sons of Lorain visit A B Curtice. Dr I E Downey and family plan to move into the Wells home on Herrick Avenue East October 1 with a new office connection. Mrs. Mary Wells to occupy apartment over Rogers Paper Store in the Wells Block after October 1.

Wellington Dorothy Hughes Burton Payne Conneaut Oho Arthur E. Smith William Kaiser Wilmington Dela Kingdom Fast C. B. Weedman Frank Curtice Curtice Rogers Paper Store Wells Block Herrick Avenue

Dedication Ceremonies for Oberlin Municipal Plant Attended

Mayor E R Lehman and local council members will attend the dedication of Oberlin's municipal plant Friday at 4 PM followed by a banquet.

E R. Lehman Oberlin

Homebuilders Class Dinner Party Planned on Thursday

Mr and Mrs Daniel Shepard of Courtland Street invite members of the Homebuilders Class of the M E Sunday School to a covered dish dinner Thursday evening.

Daniel Shepard Courtland Street M. E

Engineer to address group on Glengarry pool near Westerville

G. P. Lawrence, M. E., WD, Westerville engineer who designed the Glengarry pool and has overseen its operations will speak to local residents. The meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 7:90 in the Mayor's Court Room, according to the Post notice.

G. P. Lawrence M. E Westerville Ohio Glengarry Pool

Meeting on FERA pool project draws town reps

Public invited to Wednesday evening gathering with representatives from local organizations to decide whether the FERA pool project will advance based on community enthusiasm.

Ray Coates FERA

Kiwanis Set For Surprise Program This Thursday

Kiwanis plans a surprise program at the regular Thursday noon meeting directed by Roy Burge W L Wadsworth and Paul Crawford. All members urged to attend. Mrs J W Stacey returns from Cleveland trip. Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Rowland Ruth Ellery Rochester a son James Frank born Thursday at New London Hospital.

Roy Burge W. L. Wadsworth Paul Crawford J. W. Stacey Cleveland Harry Rowland Ruth Ellery Rochester New London Hospital James Frank

Ohio highway patrol stressed auto intoxication danger

Columbus Sept 26 Col Lyon Black state highway patrol superintendent urged emphasis on auto intoxication and intoxicated drivers on Ohio highways to reduce accidents. He called for stricter recognition of auto intoxication as a contributing factor.

Columbus Ohio Col Lyon Black State Highway Patrol Black

Dizziness and Grogginess Plague Long Drive Driving

A fragment notes dizziness grogginess and a sense of imbalance caused by prolonged steering wheel use during extended road trips. The observer highlights the physical effects of sustained driving on orientation and alertness.

Turk case to review on murder in Ellington Building fire

The Ohio supreme court admitted for review the case of Ray J. Turk of Cleveland who was found guilty of first degree murder in connection with the Ellington building fire in Cleveland that killed several people. He was convicted of murder in perpetration of arson with mercy recommended.

Columbus, O Supreme Court Today Ray J. Turk Cleveland Ellington Turk

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