Girl Critically Injured In Collision On Route 18
A collision between two motorcycles two Medina couples were riding toward Wellington left Miss Ruby Funk 19 of Lodi in critical condition with severe facial lacerations and a fractured forehead. Glenn Rozel 24 of Medina sustained severe head and facial injuries and a possible left arm fracture. Ray Norris of Erhart and Esther French of Homeville had minor scratches.
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Medina
Wellington
Ruby Funk
Lodi
Glenn Rozel
Miss Funk
Falls Clinic
Ray Norris
Erhart
Esther French
Homerville
Lodj Hospital
Riggs
Norris
Miss French
Razel
Still A Lot Of Good Fishing At Park Pool
Elyria children resume fishing at Ely Park pool this Saturday as 400 fish await anglers. About 50 to 60 fish were caught last week with school duties limiting time. Park commission will enforce rules on gang hooks and snagging while workers supervise the 9 AM to 6 PM sessions each day except Sunday, when fishing is not allowed.
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Ely Park
Elyria
Park Commission
Campaigners To Meet Tonight For Elyria Drive
Workers in the Keep Elyria Ahead campaign will meet at the YMCA at 7 30 tonight to complete plans for the drive opening next week. About 150 Elyrians are expected to attend as team workers receive prospect cards campaign supplies and final instructions.
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Elyria
Beginnings of Deputy County Auditor Post for Vincent Love
Vincent Love son of Nellie Love of Lorain and former Republican state committeewoman began work this week in the county auditor’s office as a deputy auditor. The temporary appointment aims to assist in preparing the delinquent tax duplicate, with Kelser noting the tasks may take several weeks.
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Vincent Love
Nellie Love
Lorain
C. S. Kelser
Ohio Weather Report Shows Showers And Cooler Spell
A weather bulletin notes showers in Ohio tonight and likely into Saturday morning in the east with much cooler conditions late tonight and Saturday. A narrow cyclone trough extends from the lower lake region into Texas as the lowest pressure centers over lower Michigan. Frost and freezing temperatures are reported in parts of the Missouri Valley and plains regions.
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Ohio
Lower Lake Region
Texas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Atlantic
Plateau
Missouri
Mississippi
Lake Region
Kansas
Rocky Mountain Region
Forecast Long Historic Debate On Keeping U.S. Out Of War
In Washington on September 29, Senator Pittman announced the revised Neutrality program draft would modify the current ban and allow extending credit to nations in default on their war debts to the United States.
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U.S
Washington
Rev . Pittman
Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Administration
United States
T.p
Senate
America
Elyrians to hear nationally known speaker Monday
James E. Gheen of New York City will be principal speaker at the Civic Luncheon in Elyria to inaugurate the Keep Elyria Ahead campaign. The event will feature a noon talk on How to Keep Elyria Ahead. A 250-person crowd is expected and lunch will be served.
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James E. Gheen
New York
AIC. A
Elyria
Gheen
Coatesville
Buffalo
N. Y
Bethlehem
Neanees
Chambers of Commerce
Niagara Falls
Albany
Chamber of Commerce
Canada
New Trial Denied Over Return Of Stolen Raid Money
Judge Guy B. Findley denied Prosecutor Howard R. Butler's motion for a new trial in the case of Max Jacobs of Lorain, a convicted race bookie operator, seeking the return of 492 dollars seized in a raid by Sheriff Carl R. Finegan. The court had ordered the sheriff to return the money, ruling that cash seized in a gambling raid is not gambling paraphernalia and must go back to the owner. Butler plans an appeal, arguing the seizure lacked a warrant and the court lacks jurisdiction.
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Butler
French Advance in Moselle Valley Takes Ground
Paris reports French troops pushed about a mile on a five mile front in the Moselle Valley and have captured 50 German villages. In Saarbruecken they press to dominate the Saar River and the Saar industrial area while German forces evacuate mining regions. reconnaissance planes detect large Nazi troop concentrations behind the front.
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Paris
Moselle
Saarbruecken
Saar
Probation Hearings Set for Peer and Ziegman Bribery Case
William Peer and Harry Ziegman, Lorain slot machine operators convicted of bribery, will seek probation this afternoon attorneys plan. Hearing set for 9 A.M. October 10 in Judge Findley's court after Ohio Supreme Court denial of rehearing. Peer and Ziegman sentenced to one to ten years. Crawford and Hobbs already serving.
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William Peer
Harry Ziegman
Lorain
Lawrence Webber
Elyria
Charles F
L. B. Adams
Howard R. Butler
Guy B Findley
Ohio Supreme Court
United. ‘States Supreme Court
Peer
Ziegman
Cone
Dave Crawford, Jr
Stanton S. Hobbs
Crawford
Hobbs
Tax Duplicate Grows By 1.22 Million From New Buildings
Deputy County Auditor Clark Phinney reported a total of 1 223 860 added to the real estate tax duplicate this year due to new building improvements. Elyria added 163 240 and Lorain area 385 840 in new construction, with township and village valuations rising by 674 780 overall.
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Clark Phinney
Lorain
Phinney
Russia and Germany seal Poland partition and peace bid
Moscow reports that Stalinist Russia and Nazi Germany signed pacts to partition Poland permanently and seek peace now unless Britain and France recognize the new borders. A mutual assistance treaty with Estonia was also announced, with Molotov and Ribbentrop outlining a front with consolidated influence and future consultations.
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Russia
Germany
Poland
Moscow
Great Britain
France
Viacheslav Molotov
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Esthenia
Esthonia
Esthenian Islands
Dagoe
Oesel
Gulf of Finland
Esthenian
Paldiski
Gulf
Molotov
Ribbentrop
Abbentrop
Hitler
New Leader of Legionnaires and Polish Territorial Split
The text outlines a historical military movement from Lithuania toward East Prussia, following the Pisia River to Ostrolenka and the Bug, then west to Rawa Ruska and Lubaczow, reaching the San and its source. It notes the final partition favoring Germany with the Bug line as the border, giving Germany Danzig, the Corridor, Silesia, Warsaw, and central Poland, while Russia gains Vilna, Bialystok, Brest Litovsk, Lemberg, and Polish Ukraine.
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Poland
Galicia
Lodz
Fosen
Cracow
Russia
Vilna
Bialystok
Brest-Litovsk
Lemberg
Lwow
Polish
Ukraine
Pripet Marshes
Hour of decision for Allies on fight or second place in Europe
New York dispatch reports President of United Press argues the hour has arrived for the Allies to choose between continuing the war or yielding to a Soviet-German arrangement in Europe. Chamberlain faces pressure from both hawks and peace advocates, with Britain determined to press on despite treaties and possible traps.
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Europe
United Press
New York
U.n
Chamberlain
England
Britain
Germany
Hitler
Bacso Accepts Gary Church Pastorate
The Rev Bela P Bacso, pastor of the Magyar Reformed Church in Elyria for nearly four years, will end his pastorate October 15 to accept the Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed Church at Gary Indiana. His successor is not yet chosen. He and his wife married less than six weeks ago arrived December 5 1935 to begin their work here. During his tenure the church grew and took a larger role in civic affairs. Bacso had earlier served briefly as assistant pastor in Toledo and succeeded Rev Tibor Toth here. The Bacso couple have two children a three year old daughter and a one year old son.
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Bela P. Bacso
Gary
Indiana
Bacso
Elyria
Toledo
Tibor Toth
East Chicago
Three Norwegian Ships Sunk in War Scare
Oslo reports a spy scare as three Norwegian steamships were sunk in wartime. The Takstaas of 1,830 tons and Jern were torpedoed in the North Sea, while Solas of 1,638 tons was sunk by a mine at the Skagerrak entrance to the Baltic.
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Oslo
Norway
Takstaas
Jern
North Sea
Solas
Skager Rak
Baltic
Roosevelt affirms American neutrality remains safe
President Roosevelt stressed the United States will stay out of the European war and dismissed the idea of entering the conflict. He noted unverified submarine reports and said mobilization plans exist but are not public, insisting moves aim to peace and not war.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Europe
Army and Navy
America
War Resources Board
War Department
Dr Birkbeck Elected Elyria Kiwanis Club President
Dr Stanley J Birkbeck was elected president of the Elyria Kiwanis club at its annual officers meeting yesterday. Dr Wesley Suhr was elected vice president and R G Rockwood reelected treasurer. Seven directors were chosen for next year: Claude I Hummel F A Lawrence Harold Rorick John Buckley Paul Krebs A H West Roy White. Delegates to the Kiwanis district convention in Cleveland October 15 to 18 were C E Betts Dr Suhr and secretary A H Waters.
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Stanley J. Birkbeck
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Wesley Suhr
R. G. Rockwood
Claude I. Hummel
F. A Lawrence
Harold Rorick
John Buckley
Paul Krebs
A. H. West
Roy White
Club
Avon Lake High Teacher Resigns for Sandusky Post
William Pyson, Avon Lake High School English teacher for four years, resigns to join Sandusky High School faculty Monday. James A. Drake, from Dover High School in Cuyahoga County, named as Pyson's successor at Avon Lake. Drake, Wooster College graduate, will begin work Monday.
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William Pyson
Avon Lake
Sandusky High School
Sandusky
James A. Drake
Lorain
Dover High School
Cuyahoga County
Drake
Wooster College
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Acme Telephoto
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