Elyria Corps Places Tenth At St. Louis
The Elyria drum and bugle corps placed tenth in the American Legion national drum and bugle corps competition at St. Louis. San Gabriel, California won with 96.39 points, while Elgin posted 92.95. First prize was $1,400 to San Gabriel, with $784 to Philadelphia Post 88 and $350 to Chicago’s Commonwealth Edition Post.
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Elyria
American Legion
St. Louis
Chronicle-Telegram
Special Dispatch
Otto K. Mischka
Winer
San Gabriel
California
Elgin
Dispatch
Fenm H. Huston Post
Philaelphia
Commonwealth Edion Post
Chicago
Chicazo
Nine Candidates for Legion Commander At St Louis Convention
ST LOUIS MO September 26 The American Legion convention closes its fourth day with officer elections and a possible clash over soldier bonuses A field of nine candidates contends to succeed Frank Bellano Jr of San Francisco on the national command ballot Inflation and bonus policy dominate debate The nine candidates include Earl V Cliff Minnieal Harry W Colmerr Kansas zurice F Devine New Hampshire Daniel J Doherty Massachusetts J Ray Murphy Town Jimmy Melton Georgia William Pritchard Alabama Frank D Ish Kentucky and Vilas H Tales Wisconsin A representative from France will confer the Legion of Honor on Belgrano at next year’s convention in Cleveland after a spirited four ballot session
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ST. Louis
American Legion Convention
Frank N. Bellano, Jr
San Francisco
Legion
Nus
Interi
Toade
Earl V. Cliff
Harry W. Colmerr
Kansas
Zurice F. Devine
New Hampire
Daniel J. Doherty
Mazzaustis
J. Ray Murphy
Jimmy Melton
Georgia
William Pritchard
Alabama
Frank D
Lyria Injured After 115 Foot Fall At Plant
M Thomas 38 of Elyria fell 135 feet while installing a window sash at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. He landed in a pit, injuring his right leg and face. He was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital for immediate treatment. Thomas, a longtime employee at the firm, was atop a wall in the draw plant when the accident occurred.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
M. Thomas
Elyria Memorial Hosal
Thomas
Weather outlook for tonight and Friday
Rain is expected tonight with likely continuation into Friday morning. The system brings light to moderate showers, with higher chances of brief downpours late tonight and during Friday morning. Temperatures remain mild, and totals should be modest.
Crowds Fill Cleveland Stadium For Midnight Mass
About 150000 worshippers packed Cleveland’s Lake Erie stadium for the final day of the Seventh National Eucharistic Congress. Officials said the crowd’s size surpassed expectations as bishops and lay groups participated in a candlelit Pontifical Mass led by Apostolic Delegate Amielio Cicognani, with prayers for the Holy Name pledge and silent reverence throughout.
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Cleveland. O
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Congress
Robert Ef.incey
Amarillo
Tex
Holy Name
Thomas F. Canton
Holy. Name Society
Amielio Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Pope To Comment On International Situation
Vatican announces the Pope will address the international situation in a message to be broadcast tonight to the Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland from Castel Gandolfo. Eugenio Pacelli will finalize the text this afternoon. the address will be rebroadcast from the Vatican with an English translation after the Latin speech.
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Vatican City
Cleveland
Vatican
Tadar
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Castel Gandolfo
Papal
United States
Elyria Officers In Procession Lead Local Police in Cleveland Event
Police Chief E J Stankard heads a 259 member division from nearby communities to take part in Cleveland Eucharistic procession. Accompanied by Capt C S Southam and Patrolmen E L Oldaz L D Brown C L Miller and E L Olmsted, Elyria officers join the guard of honor. The group departed at 11 a m to march from the stadium at 7 p m with over 20 000 expected in line.
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E. J. Stankard
Cleveland
Stankard
Elyria
C. 5. Southam
BE. L. Oldaz
L. D. Brown
C. L. Miller
BE. L. Olmsted
Ethiopian Crisis At A Glance
Latest developments in the Ethiopian crisis with updates from Geneva, Suez, Vatican, Addis Ababa, and European capitals. Italy faces constrained options as international actions unfold, with naval talks, air force movements, and potential private negotiations shaping the crisis.
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United Press
Geneva
Rome
Italy
League
London
Britain
Fight To Keep Two Issues Separate
ST. LOUIS September 26 The American Legion convention today adopted an anti inflation bonus resolution and a second resolution urging preference for United States citizens on all public projects. The body by acclamation supported a no executive clemency stance for Grover C. Bergdoll and any other war time slacker, signaling a determined effort to keep the bonus issue distinct from inflation concerns.
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ST. Louis
American Legion Convention
United States
Grover C. Bergdoll
Legion
City restrained from advancing on PWA project bid
A temporary injunction halted the city from awarding C F Lytle of Louix Citr Iowa the PWA force main contract at 124 402 bid while T R Cookston a taxpayer sues. He claims Lyfle proposed spiral welded pipe is inferior and not made in Lorain County, arguing local labor benefits are lacking.
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C. F. Lytle
Louix Citr
Iowa
PWA Force
Common Pleas Court
T. R. Cookston
Lytle
Cookston
Lyfle
Lorain County
Ridgeville Pastor Replies To President On Local Conditions
The Rev. E. C. Young of Ridgeville says he replied to President Roosevelt's letter with views on local issues. He cites concerns over debt, taxes, and government influence, noting distrust of inexperienced leaders. Dr. Wm. Muir Auld is gathering facts from residents to respond accurately. Other local ministers reportedly received the President's letter but offered no statement.
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E. C. Young
Ridgeville
Ioday
Roosevelt
Wm. Muir Auld
President Roosevelt to depart for West Coast vacation
Washington September 2 Roosevelt clears the desk of pressing administration issues to begin a cross country trip and sea holiday on the blue Pacific. He plans to leave tonight aboard a special train with a skeleton staff and news team after three days of focus on recovery program details.
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Washington
Roosevelt
West Coast
Housevete
Sarrsa
Executive Committee Named For Elyria Y M C A
The Elyria YMCA appoints its executive committee to handle matters between board meetings. Members are Worth Fauver F F Fay Ralph Murbach and Dan B Symons and they will meet tomorrow afternoon.
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The
Elyria ¥. M. C. A
Worth Fauver
F. F. Fay
Ralph Murbach
Dan B. Symons
Coal Miners Forecast Return Amid Wage Talks
Washington dispatch reports United Mine Workers vice president See-Philip Murray foreseeing a decisive day in wage scale negotiations for 460000 soft coal miners. Four miners in a hotel room argued over the future as a near shut down persisted with operators and miners awaiting a possible Monday resumption.
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Washington
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Pivce
Mondar
Dela
Identifies Body Of Train Victim In Cleveland Family Ties Found
The badly mutilated body of Edward L. Braski was found along New York Central tracks near Homer Street. Anton Braski of 3154 East 68th Street Cleveland identified the body. The man likely was en route to Cleveland when struck by a train. Denver relief records tied Braski's family to Cleveland through a FERA camp card found with the victim. The body was moved from Taylor Funeral Home to Cleveland.
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Edward L. Braski
York Central
Homer Street
Anton Braski
East 68Th Street
Cleveland
Taylor Funeral Home
FERA
Denver
Cola
Sroski
Rain Delays Cubs Cardinals Game in NL Championship Chase
In St. Louis on September 26 rain halted the second game of the Cubs and Cardinals five game series to decide the National League championship. Both clubs could not complete the contest, postponing the outcome amid wet conditions and ongoing weather threats.
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ST. Lomis
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
League Council Invokes Covenant On Italy Over Ethiopia Crisis
The League of Nations council decided to invoke the covenant to address the Italian Ethiopian dispute, signaling a possible days‑long pressure on Italy to quit the league or accept a six nation plan. Key figures Eden Laval Litvinov Hawariat and Ruiz Guimaza spoke as the decision, tied to Article XV and XVI, was announced amid secrecy and threats of war. The council reestablished a five nation peace committee to press conciliation and prepare a final report with recommendations.
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Fr United Press
Rome
League Council
Italy
League
Committee of Five
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Pierre Laval
France
Eden
Maxim Litvinov
Russia
Teeda Hawariat
Ethiopia
Ruiz Guimaza
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Guido Rocco
United Press Hair
Uise
Australia
Chile
Denmark
Ecuador
Poland
Portugal
Roumania
Spain
Turkey
Hether
League of Japan
Paraszuar
Conncill
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain Replies To France On European Aggression
London reports Britain handed a note to French ambassador Andre Corbin in the foreign office regarding possible British action if aggression arises in Europe. The response, to be published next week, is described as politically significant amid France’s pressure over Italy in Ethiopia and potential German actions in Memel or other states.
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London
Great Britain
France
Europe
Andre Corbin
Foreign Office
Britain
Italy
Ethiopia
Memel
P T A Council To Hear C A Gibbens
The Lorain County Council of Parent Teacher Associations plans a meeting on Monday October 7 at Penfield School auditorium. County school superintendent C A Gibbens will speak in the afternoon session at 3 PM. Music by Penfield orchestra, invocation by Rev J J McAlpine, welcome by Howard Andrew, and a reply by A H Goodspeed.
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Falt Messing
Lorain County
Penfield P. T. A
A. H. Goodspeed
County Council
Werner Zileh
Amberst Og En profTam
Andrew Rawson
LaGranze
Ross Jordan
North Olmsted
175 Reservations For C of C Dinner
Reservations reported at noon for the Chamber of Commerce forum dinner at the EB Church. Local speakers will outline progress and prospects. The event aims to grow attendance and highlight chamber initiatives.
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Chamber of Cons
F.freen-Steam
Chamber of Commerce
City Club Meets Plans for Future Meetings
City Club held a meeting to start plans for future gatherings and committees. The organization includes 35 business members and 25 members organized to aid community activities and YMCA efforts.
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Fisha
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Apostolic Delegate
Pope
PWA
Adolf Hitler
Nuremberg
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