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...Scripps-Howard Cleveland. Ohio, Press complained to City Editor Norman Shaw that he had been cheated of his savings in a scheme to buy cemetery lots. As a routine investigation, the case came to the attention of Editor Shaw's utilities reporter and crime expert, sharp-eyed young Clayton Fritchey...
...newshawk who thus scored for his city began his journalistic career with Scripps-Howard nine years ago on the Baltimore Post. By 1934 he was managing editor, and when the Post was sold to William Randolph Hearst, the Cleveland Press soon found room for Clayton Fritchey. Thirty-one, ruddy of face, blue of eye, Reporter Fritchey has recently used his spare time to improve his tennis, write a dramatization of Lion Feuchtwanger's novel The Oppermanns...
Died. Frank Elliott Ball, 33, son of Muncie, Ind.'s Glass-Jar Tycoon Frank Clayton Ball; in an airplane crash; at Findlay, Ohio...
James M. Arensburg, George Arents, Charles L. Bigelow, Morris B. Blumberg, George F. Bogardus, Paul H. Bonner, Jr., Roswell Brayton, Preston R. Clark, Clayton J. Clawson, Allen W. Clowes, Robert M. Coquillette, Spurgeon H. Cunningham, Frank P. Davidson, Howland Davis Charles B. Ellis, William H. Fain, Jr., Frank C. Farley, Frederic W. Fuller, Jr., William H. Glazier, Frederick D. Grant, Peter B. Greenough, Karl F. Guthe...
...Clayton as having said that...