Elyria Man Fatally Struck by Car on Cleveland Street
David Miller Sr a 57 year old Elyria resident died from a fractured skull after being struck by a car driven by Harry Cutabish on Cleveland Street at about 4 30 Saturday. Miller was crossing the street when hit at 35 mph witnesses said. He died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 8 2. The driver was released on bond pending investigation. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery. A Robert son Clan service was planned at Sudro Curtis today.
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David Miller
Hummercourt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Street
Miller
Homercourt
Harry Cutabish
Westlake Road
Rocky River
Paul G. Moore, Jr
Lakewood
Cotebish
John Radebaugh
Harry Klein
Theodore J Speiglhe
Middle Avenue
Tom [Ckes
North Olive Street
Robert Haney
E. J. Stankeard
New York Central Railroad
Scotland
Scottish Cin
Church of England
British
Royal Army Coorps
Mary
James
David
Mansfield
Andrew Robertson
Willam Penfound
Irs
Willam Rosie
Los Angeles
Oo James Copper
Charles Hardie
James Miler
Montreal
Canada
Sudru-Curtis
Brookdile
Robertson
Sudro-Curtis
Sadlo
Sadie
Hughesborne
Schutthelm
Anna May
Rosé Marie
Barbara Jean
Frank Craig
Schulthelm
American Legion Post 91
Berea
Henry Cook
Cleveland
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Taft And Shock To Speak Here On Thursday
Taft and Shock will speak at a 6 PM dinner at Oberlin Methodist Church due to a schedule change. Taft will address the public at about 7 PM and also speak at Elyria High School Auditorium the same evening. Edward S. Sheck and Guy B. Findley will participate, with Richard Stevens welcoming attendees.
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Cmcinnah
Republica
United States
Methodist Church
Oberlin
Cullene
Taft
Finney Chapel
Elyria High School
Edward S. Sheck
Akron
Republic
Congress
Republican Executive Committee
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Richard Stevens
Lorain County
Young Men's Republican Club
Frank A Stetson
British Warships Clear Decks for Action at Alexandria
Warships of the British Mediterranean fleet in Alexandria Egypt have cleared their decks for action as reports reach the city. The action-ready fleet signals heightened wartime readiness amid ongoing operations in the region.
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Alexander
Egypt
Ohio Weather Report Shows Warmer Tonight and Showers Tuesday
The Ohio forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness and showers Tuesday afternoon or night. Across the region a high pressure system sits along the Atlantic coast while another high covers the Rocky Mountain Plateau and British Columbia. A low barometer area north of Lake Superior extends southwest into the Plains, bringing showers from the Lake Superior area while fair weather remains elsewhere in the U S. Temperatures rise in the Central Valley yet cooler conditions persist over the Northern Rockies.
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Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain Plateau
British Columbia
Lake Superior
Plains States
United States
Rockies
Sheck Proposes Six Debates On National Issues
Republican nominee Edward Sheck asks Democratic incumbent Don O D Harter for a six debate series on November election issues. He urges debates in all four district counties, covering New Deal policies, relief administration, tariff protection, Wagner Act reform, neutrality provisions, and executive power concerns.
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Sheck
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House of Representatives
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Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
France Pleased By F. D. R. Appeal to Peace
Paris reports Roosevelt’s appeal to Hitler and Benes as an important contribution to peace. French officials praise the timely demarche though neutrality prevents France from taking sides. Embassy advises Americans to leave France as many tourists and residents are abroad.
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Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
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France
United States
Jer
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Europe
Merchants Plan For Coming Events In Elyria
Reorganization of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Division executive committee and plans for upcoming activities were to be discussed at a meeting tomorrow. Topics include participation in Fire Prevention Week, special promotions, Christmas decoration plans, and other items to be considered.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Fire damages Tenth Street dwelling in Elyria
Elyria reports its first fire in two weeks, sending six fire companies to 464 Tenth Street a two family house. The east roof attic and second floor furnishings suffered heavy damage while first floor areas were likely light. Fire started from a painter's blowtorch and spread via outside walls aided by a strong wind. Spectators watched as flames rose from the attic. the Boylans were away, and insurance status of the furnishings remained unclear. The alarm came at 11 25 a m and the last truck returned by 1 15 p m.
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Elyria
Tenth Street
William H Cooley
Malcolm Boylan
Cooley
Boylans
W N. Bates
West Side
Prudential Insurance Company
Czechs Calm Await War of Peace
Prague reports Hitler demands for Sudeten surrender rejected, to be discussed. Czechoslovakia mobilizes, arrests a Sudeten deputy, and accuses a secret radio channel of guiding Berlin. Allies poised, defense lines manned as Chamberlain's message to Berlin arrives.
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Calta
Czechoslovakia
Ernest Kundt
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Germans Brace for Hitler Speech on Roosevelt Cable
Berlin reports angry reaction to Roosevelt's peace appeal to Eduard Benes and Hitler. German leaders pledge loyalty to Nazi line as Goebbels orders listening parties and propaganda hits full blast. Berlin officials warn American press campaigns threaten peace while Prague is urged to decide fate.
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S.2
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Propaganda Ministry
Prague
Germany
Hugh R. Wilson
Foreign Office
Diplomatische Politische Korrespondenz
United States
Lansing
Robert Lansing
Woodrow Wilson
America
Paul Joseph Goebbels
The Situation In Europe Undated European Summary
The United Press reports last minute appeals to Hitler from Britain and France, warning his ultimatum to Czechs unacceptable. Germany awaits Hitler's speech as Mussolini says Italy will join if war breaks out. Prague mobilizes two million as refugees flee Rhine frontier. Paris completes mobilization and air defense plans. Roosevelt urges Hitler to avoid war.
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London
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Roosevelt
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Prague
Great Frontier
Paris
Rhineland
Reich
Washington
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Neighborhood Feud Ends In Twin Homicide Suicide
Coroner's verdicts declare homicide of Ellen Sadle aged 34 and fatal injuries to her husband Walter after a feud with William Schutthelm who then shot himself. The couple’s five children were cared for by neighbors as deputies detailed a long running property dispute and a sequence of shots on Boone road in Columbia township near Elyria.
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S. C. Ward
Ellen Sadle
Walter Sadle
William A. Schutthelm
Sadle
Schutthelm
Boone Road
Columbia Township
Sadlo
Redman Douglas
Ten-Year-Old Plane Crashes Near Raven Rock Airport
Three men were in critical condition after a 10-year-old biplane crashed from about 100 feet near Raven Rock airport in Portsmouth O. Pilot William Brand 20 of Friendship Ohio had been grounded in Buffalo three weeks earlier for flying at night without lights. Co passengers Carl Anderson 21 and Curtis Morris 45, both of Portsmouth, suffered internal injuries and a spinal fracture respectively as the engine jammed into them during the nose dive shortly after takeoff. Brand had previously flown, despite grounding orders, and had purchased the plane in New York for 100 dollars.
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Raven Rock
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Friendship
Buffalo
N. Y
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Curtis Morris
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Anderson
Morris
New York
Roosevelt pleads personally to Hitler and Benes for peace
President Roosevelt appeals directly to Adolf Hitler and Edouard Benes to pursue a peaceful settlement as Europe edges toward war. He asserts the United States has no entanglements, urges continued negotiations, recalls the Kellogg Briand pact and other treaties, and warns that war would bring immense suffering and global catastrophe.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
United States
Europe
Hitler
Benes
Great Britain
France
Hull
United States of America
Bones
British Prime Minister Sends Message To Hitler
Berlin and London report Neville Chamberlain sent a personal message to Adolf Hitler with French approval as tensions over Czechoslovakia rise. Sir Horace Wilson carried the note ahead of Hitler’s Berlin speech while British and French leaders push war prep and possible joint communique.
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Sir Horace Wilson
Templenof Air
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
London
Edouard Daladier
France
Czechoslovakia
Chamberlain
Hitler
Fuehrer
Sudeten
Suderet
Britain
Horace Wilson
Great Britain
Charberlain
Berchtesgaden
Godesberg
Gamelin
Paris
Jan Masaryk
Foreign Office
Prague
Masaryk
Hitler to demand Sudetenland by Oct first in speech
Berlin reports Hitler will again press Czechoslovakia to surrender the Sudetenland by Oct 1. British sources say Sir Horace Wilson delivered a last minute message urging restraint to avoid war. Paris notes Bonnet says no mobilization announced. Frankfurter Zeitung claims Germany and Italy will fight if France and Britain wage war.
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Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Hitler
Horace Wilson
British Foreign Office
Europe
Daladier Says There Is No Change of Position Still Hope
Premier Edouard Daladier and Foreign Minister Georges Bonet landed at Le Bourget from London this afternoon. Daladier issued a brief statement saying there is no change of position and it is better to say little now, adding we still must hope.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonet
le Bourget
London
Daladier
Poles and Czech Guards Clash at Teschen Front
Sporadic gunfire along the Teschen border followed a clash between Poles and Czech guards. One Czech policeman and three Poles died while 15 Poles were wounded as fighting erupted near Szyszai, two miles from the frontier. Warsaw demands Prague relinquish the district. A group of about 40 Polish fugitives from Czechoslovakia was spotted crossing the Olsa River into Poland.
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Poland
Warsaw
Prague
Szyszai
Czechoslovakia
Olsa
President Roosevelt summons cabinet to discuss European crisis
President Roosevelt has summoned the cabinet to meet tomorrow afternoon at the White House to explore the critical European situation. Presidential secretary Stephen Early said the session aims to seek European tranquility after a last minute analysis of the developing crisis.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stephen Early
Britain Calls Out Defense Units in Territorial Army
London Sept 26 The War Office called out the anti-aircraft units of the territorial army Britain's National Guard and also called out the coastal defense units of the territorial army for service.
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The
War Office
Territorial Army
Britain
National Guard
King Cancels Glasgow Visit To Launch Queen Elizabeth
King George canceled his Glasgow visit planned for tomorrow to launch the liner Queen Elizabeth. The decision came at the request of Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain.
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London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Neville Chamberlain
Partial Mobilization Ordered By Britain
London reports the government ordered partial mobilization of Britain's defense forces today. It calls out the coastal defenses of the territorial army and mirrors concepts similar to early national guard structures.
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London
Territorial Army
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