Union Leader Attacks U S Labor Board
Houston news reports John Frey head of the Metal Trades department of the AFL attacking the National Labor Relations Board as incompetent and dangerous. He urged amending the Wagner act and reforming NLRB personnel to curb the wages hours administrator. Frey linked anti communism to CIO infiltration and warned of communist influence in labor leadership and activities.
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Houston
Tex
John
Frey
Metal Trades
Department of the
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Department
NLRB
House Committee
Committee For Industrial Organization
C. I O
Doctors Staff At Hospital Study Unusual Cases Dinner Session
This evening from 5 30 to 7 00 the Elyria Memorial Hospital Doctors Staff will meet for dinner and later there will be a clinical study of interesting cases. Discussions will be illustrated with blackboard talks and x ray pictures.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Two Youths Admit Stealing Automobile
Police hold for Pennsylvania authorities two New York youths aged 20 and 24 after they admitted stealing a car in Eldred. Patrolman C. L. Miller spotted the pair driving by at 11:30 a.m. and stopped them in front of the post office after a threat with his service pistol. Papers in the car showed ownership by Bert Rice of Eldred, and a dilapidated .32 caliber revolver was found.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
C. L. Miller
Eldred
Miller
Cleveland
Harwood Streets
Bert Rice
Roosevelt appeals for reason over war amid European crisis
President Roosevelt urged that disputes be settled by reason rather than force as European tensions surged. Mobilizations and Nazi pressure raised fear of war while cabinets met and Hitler prepared remarks in Berlin. The appeal, sent by cable, followed Czechoslovakia rejecting an ultimatum and reflected a shift from silence to direct urging for peace.
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United States
Europe
Roosevelt
Cable
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
France
England
Berlin
Nuremberg
Hyde Park
Urge President To Act Immediately
A Loram Communist Party branch meeting passed a resolution urging President Roosevelt to act now for world peace and democracy. Signed by Ben Gray, it supports Czechoslovakia against fascist aggression and calls for Kellogg Pact enforcement, German trade embargo, and allied steps under Tariff Act Section 338.
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Roosevelt
Loram
Communist Party of the
Ben Gray
United States
Exhibition Of Sewing Will Be Presented By Four-H Club
Members of the Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers Four-H Club will present an exhibition of their work from the past summer at a box social Thursday night at the Gulf Road School. Lorain County Senior Four-H Club recreation demonstration team is expected to appear as a feature. Arrangements are directed by Ruth Johnson with advisors Mrs. E D Hoag and Miss Helen Smith.
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Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers
Gulf Road School
Lorain County
Ruth Johnson
E D Hoag
Helen Smith
Valley City man fined for disorderly conduct on Broad street
Howard Hammond of Valley City was fined $3 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for disorderly conduct on Broad street at 9 40 p m yesterday.
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Howard Hammond
Valley City
Joseph Q. Petro
For &m
Broad Street
Court House Notes and Local Incidents
Orwan DeCoster of Stop 65 Shefield Lake reported firing at a prowler near his chicken coop with a shotgun, claiming possible hits after 40 chickens were stolen in two weeks. Bertha Duplaga, 17, missing from Columbia Station since Saturday, is described as blond, blue eyed, about five feet tall and 100 pounds. John Kominis granted divorce from Hedwich B. Kominis with custody of their children by Judge D. A. Cook.
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Orwan DeCoster
Stop
Sheffield Lake
Sheriff's Department
DeCoster
Bertha Duplaga
Columbia Station
John Kominis
Hedwich B. Kominigs
D. A. Cook
Elyria Boy Missing In Police Search
Police aided in locating 13 year old Ransford Green of 18 Bath Street who vanished after leaving home at 3 pm yesterday to attend a picture show. His sister reported he planned to see the Capitol after visiting the Rivoli theater. He is about five feet tall and weighs roughly 90 pounds.
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Ransford Green
Bath Street
County Bar Nominating Committee Is Named
A Lorain County Bar nominating panel was named by Bar President Don W. Myers to select candidates for the annual Lorain County Bar election set for early October. The committee includes attorneys Frank Stack and Andrew M Keep of Lorain and Harvey C Cheney of Elyria.
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Frank Stack
Andrew M Keep
Lorain
Harvey C Cheney
Elyria
Bar
Don W. Myers
Lorain County
Britain and France Seek Pause Amid Sudeten Crisis
Neville Chamberlain and Edouard Daladier enter a second day of talks over Hitler s demand to hand the Sudeten German area of Czechoslovakia to Germany before Saturday. A Czechoslovak informer signaled Britain that the ultimatum was not acceptable as anger and suspicion rose over British involvement.
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Britain
France
Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Germa
Great Britain
Sudeten
Flynn wins Haserodt Trophy in Elyria Golf Playoff
RS. JACK FLYNN defeated Mrs. Ralph Murbach in an 18 hole playoff to win the Haserodt Trophy at Elyria Country Club after a Saturday contest. Mrs. Flynn posted 96-5-1 while Mrs. Fauver had 105-9-96. earlier, Flynn and Mrs. Fauver tied in last Tuesday’s annual play.
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Jack Flynn
Elyria Country Club
Ralph Murbach
Paul Gentzel
Larry Winkelsohn
S. B. Fleming
A. C. Lundgren
Dick Timms
Bill Timms
Lloyd Barton
Larry Chapin
Elyria Coffee Shop Tuesday and Wednesday Specials
A local Elyria cafe lists Tuesday creamed chicken on tea Briscuit rolls and butter with coffee or milk for 35 cents, followed by a Wednesday Swiss steak plate with vegetables, bread or butter, coffee or milk for 35 cents.
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Buiter
Instrumental Music May Be Taught In Elyria Township
Elyria Township Board of Education studies adding instrumental music in district schools. Gerald M. Frank reports 82 students favoring instruction including piano violin cornet and more. Proposed sites include Lake Avenue Marzley and Murray Ridge with future orchestra possible if approved.
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Elyria Township
Murray Ridge
Frank
Elyra Township
Stock and Bonds Crash on London Exchange Today
London markets plunged as stocks and bonds tumbled in the fiercest session since World War I. Traders hedged holdings amid fears of a Europe-wide war, wiping out hundreds of millions in market value. The British pound slid to 4.7534 dollars, a 3 1/2 year low, marking the weakest sterling since March 31, 1935.
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London
London Exchange
Foot Injury After Engine Traps Man at Home
J. D. Fletcher of 109 Tannery Street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital this afternoon for a compound fracture of his right foot when an engine he was moving at his home fell on it.
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J.D. Fletcher
Tannery Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wellington Couple Injured in Route 18 Sideswipe Crash
Mr and Mrs Paul Romies of Wellington were treated at Falls Clinic Wellington for cure and bruises after a car sideswiped by a large truck on Route 18 east of Brighton around 1 am Sunday. The car overturned into a culvert and was damaged beyond repair as the truck fled the scene while the couple returned home from Clarksfield.
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Paul Romies
Wellington
Falls Clinic
Route 18
Brighton
Clarksfield
Four Claims Filed For Bridge Property in Lorain
Four damage claims totalling 206705 were filed with the Lorain county commissioners over property needed for a high level bridge at 21st street. Notices of appeal accompany refusals, sending the cases to probate court for jury determination of fair settlement. Claimants are Georgia S. Stone 100000 The Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad 46705 The National Tube Company 35000 and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 25000.
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Board of County Commissioners
21St Street
Lorain
Georgia S. Stone
Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad
The
National Tube Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Arrest Warrant to Be Issued for Lorain Man
Del bert L Woods of 1863 Elyria Avenue Lorain faces an arrest warrant after failing to appear in court on a reckless driving charge. Police say he was arrested at 10 p m yesterday on West Avenue for driving a car with defective steering gear, despite a prior warning to repair the steering system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert L. Woods
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
H J. Indicott
Robert Schwartz
West Avenue
Y Band Organizes For Coming Season
The Y M C A boys division harmonica band organized for its coming season by electing officers Saturday. Officers elected are Thomas Hutchinson president Pete Perm an vice president James Geiger business manager and Jack Barnard treasurer. The band will make its first public appearance tomorrow night at a meeting sponsored by the Bureau of Aid for Dependent Children at the First Congregational Church.
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Thomas Hutchinson
Pete Peterman
James Geiger
Jack Barnard
Bureau of Aid For Dependent Children
First Congregational Church
Markets and Livestock Report From Cleveland Produce Market
Market list covers Homegrowers stalls and prices for fruits vegetables, and notes on Cleveland livestock. Includes items from beans beets broccoli celery cabbage and tomatoes with prices per basket peck and bushel. Live stock prices for cattle calves sheep hogs and hog products reflect market conditions and trends.
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Muinttrum
Erm Fria
Carta
Adur
Cohn
Ellow
Dozen Vara
Cecumce Butdlenr
Boston
Duchess
Hubbard
Cleveland
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Multiple obituaries and death notices for Fred Schoenfeld Mrs Heman Ely Martha Florence Scott and Ida Seibert along with Dr Theodore Ely. Details include birthplaces dates wards relatives funeral arrangements and burial places in Toledo New Haven Amherst Kenton Cleveland Ridgelawn and Cleveland Avenue cemetery.
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Heman Ely
J. L. Moise
New Haven
Connecticut
Martha Florence Scott
James E. Scott
Eighth Street
Ida Seibert
Amherst
Tenney Avenue
Germany
Conrad Seibert
E. G. Menz
C M Hamann
Seibert
St Peter's
Cleveland Avenue Cemetery
Prague rejects Hitler ultimatum as nations brace for war
Britain and France publicly reject Hitler's demand to cede lands as mobilization proceeds. Officials say great powers recognize the new terms cannot form a basis for talks. Prague vows to defend minority rights and expects aid from Britain France and Russia if attacked. The era term "Mother's son" is noted as an old expression.
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Hitler
Britain
Prague
Adolf Hitler
France
Russia
Railroad Men Vote To Strike If Wage Cut Is Made
Officials of nine railroad brotherhoods said the nationwide poll of 928,500 operating and clerical workers shows nearly all favor a strike if railroads cut wages 15 percent on October 1. A formal vote tally will be announced tonight and a national strike could be called for next Saturday, though the call would signal only a final step toward a showdown on the wage reduction.
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Chicago
Safety Council To Be Organized In Elyria
The Elyria Safety Council will organize at a chamber of commerce meeting at 4 P M Thursday. Harry W Luethi secretary said plans for upcoming safety activities will be discussed. Mayor Joseph Q Petro chairs the group. they plan to elect an executive committee to assist in planning.
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Elyria
Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
Harry W. Luethi
Joseph Q. Petro
Luethi
West Virginia Governor Rejects Young Democrats at Clarksburg
Charleston Sept 26 Gov Homer A Holt refused to attend the West Virginia Young Democrats convention opening in Clarksburg Sept 29 saying he is dissatisfied with the group’s conduct and sees no immediate improvement He offered cooperation if they alter their course Observers note factional splits similar to the rift between the state administration and Senator M M Neely.
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Charleston
W. Va
Tri
Homer A. Holt
West Virginia
Young Democrats
Clarksburg
Patrick J Bearnm
Holt
Young Democrats’ Organization
State Administration
MM. M. Neely
Drunken Driving Fined In Elyria Case
Edward Heath of 115 Oak Street was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his driver's license suspended for six months after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petra on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor.
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Edward Heath
Oak Street
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petra
Bull Elk Kills Doe At Columbus Zoo In Renewed Alarm
Sept 26 a bull elk at the Municipal Zoo was placed in an isolated enclosure after it attacked and killed a doe. Zoo keeper William Smith said the doe died when the bull pierced its heart with an antler. He called the attack by a male on a female very rare.
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Columbus
Municipal Zoo
William Smith
Wellington approves bids for new school addition
Wellington Board of Education awarded contracts totaling 167 020.88 for the proposed Wellington School addition, about 13 000 under the 180 000 estimate. R P Carbone Construction won the general contract 121 000. Gosling Plumbing 22 950. Kahn Company 8 450. E C Reitz 11 900. American Seating 2 947.30. D A Bartholomew 373.50. Construction to start this week with hopes to enclose the building before bad weather.
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Wellington
Wellington Board of Education
R. P. Carbone Construction Company
Cleveland
Gosling Plumbing Company
Lancaster
Kahn Company
E. C. Reitz Company
Bellevue
American Seating Company
D. A. Bartholomew
Akron
Carbone
Rotarians Outing Planned Wednesday at Camp
The Elyria Rotary Club schedules its Fall festival outing Wednesday at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River. The program starts at 3:30 p.m. with activities including softball, horseshoes, pitching, and shooting, followed by supper at 6:30 and a brief fireplace program. Those unable to attend the outing may join a small informal luncheon Tuesday at the Elks' Restaurant to meet attendance requirements.
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Elyria
Elks
Perry Memorial Cups Displayed In Elyria
Three Perry Memorial cups won by Elyria organizations are now shown in a Court street window at the Elyna Savings and Trust Building. The first prize goes to the American Legion drum and bugle corps for best entry in its division. The second prizes honor Elyria municipal float and Elyria High School band for ranking second largest.
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Elyria
Lorain
Court Street
Elyna Savings and Trust Company
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Elyria High School
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Fred Schoenfeld
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Crittenden Avenue
Schoenfeld
Weston Cemetery
Theodore Ely
Manchester
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Western Reserve School of Medicine
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20Th Division Ambulance Corps
Ely
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Charles Ely
Cleve H Pomeroy
Chadbourne Road
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