Leagues Considers US Help In Japan Blockade
Paris officials weigh a full economic blockade of Japan with U S participation to end Manchuria fighting. Japan and China press for a swift show of unity as Briand considers invoking Covenant sanctions with Dawes invited to advise.
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Paris
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Manchuria
China
Alfred Sze
Aristide Briand
Briand
Charles G. Dawes
London
Dawes
Council
Japanese Capture Tsitsihar City in Manchuria
Japanese troops pierced the final Chinese defense and captured Tsitsihar at dawn, occupying the walled city by 10 a.m. The Chinese garrison under General Ma Chan-Shan fled after a decisive assault, as Japanese pursuit pushed northward into areas near Soviet Russia influence amid a panicked population facing ten degrees below zero.
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Mukden
Manchuria
U.R
Tsitsihar
Genral Ma Chan-Shan
Regulate Barber Work
Ohio barbers must stop using the styptic pencil on razor cuts to meet the amended Ohio Sanitary Code adopted by the Public Health Council. Alum or other material in powder or liquid form may be used. New rules require hand washing, cleaning and boiling of shaving mugs, brushes, and combs, and single use steaming towels before washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Public Health Council
SLY FOX SEEKS WIFE MISSING MEDIUM LAVerne
Sly Fox chief of the Narragansett tribe appeals to Margaret Slater head of the Woman's Bureau to locate his wife Mme Laverne a medium who vanished on November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cledo
Sly Fox
Dlans
Margaret Slater
Woman’s Bureau
The
Police Department
Mme. Laverne
Nomads of Open Road in Sedan
A luxury limousine arrives at an Athens street corner with a swarthy driver asking the bystander for Cincinnati. Five more equally expensive cars follow, all filled with Gypsies in traditional garb, amid speculation tied to the arrest of Amelia Marks in Cincinnati and their modern prosperous travel.
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Athens
Cincinnati
Amelia Marks
Not Much News From The War In The East
The report notes momentum in the east as bombing planes alter tactics. Civilians flee cities like Tsitsihar as Japanese air raids drive people into the countryside. Washington warns of a possible large invasion in Manchuria and expresses concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsitsihar
Manchuria
Washington
Sam
Assorted Mongolians and Others Move Across Far East
A reflective passage notes long history of migrations across Far Eastern territory. The author questions overemphasis on distant movements and urges attention to domestic issues while maintaining friendly relations with distant peoples through negotiated matters.
Cayce and associates accused as fortune tellers
Edgar Cayce his wife Gertrude and their secretary were charged as fortune tellers. In court Cayce defended himself as a psychic diagnostician claiming no fortune telling, while observers noted the case and readerly claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Edgar Cayce
Gertrude
Hiccoughs Slow After Prolonged Attack on Mansfield Dealer
Ira A. King a Mansfield automobile dealer spent twelve days with persistent hiccoughs growing stronger after a siege that threatened his life. Doctor R R Black reported gradual improvement though hiccoughs continued. origin tentatively linked to infection in the diaphragm. no certain cure exists, letters and telegrams stream into Mansfield General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ira A. King
R. R. Black
King
Mansfield General Hospital
Early license tags to be usable after December 10
Col Chalmers R. Wilson state registrar of motor vehicles announced 1932 license tags may be used on and after Dec 10. Tags go on sale Dec 1. Wilson said the move, discussed with Secretary Clarence J. Brown and other officials, aims to secure funds for December tax distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Chalmers R. Wilson
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Col. Wilson
Clarence J. Brown
Credit Group Would Aid Weaker Railroads
The association of railway executives proposed a railroad credit corporation to assist financially troubled lines. They want funds from higher freight rates used as loans, with a 12 member board and no salaries, plus monthly reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce Com
Commission
Railroad Credit Corporation
Chiang Kai-Shek vows 2 Million-Strong force against Japan
In Nanking Chiang Kai-Shek declared readiness to lead about 2,000,000 Chinese troops against Japan. He urged Nationalist delegates to back Canton Government reforms to unify China for decisive action, while north and south factions seek a single national government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang Kai - Shek
Japan
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kuomintang
Canton
Chiang Kai- Shek
Myers theft ring trial resumes in Cleveland
The trial of Harley L. Myers, ex Canton car dealer and alleged member of a nationwide auto theft ring, resumed before Federal Judge Samuel H. West in Cleveland. Prosecutors say the ring stole about $1,000,000 in new cars and distributed them across four states.
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Cleveland
U.P
Harley L. Myers
Canton
Samuel H. West
Body of “Pretty Girl” Found In Ravine Near Elyria
The body of 21 year old Alice Diener of Grafton was found in a ravine with a bullet wound to the temple. 28 year old Michael Benzak, found nearby in a dazed state with a skull wound, muttered that he had killed her. Police consider the case personal and connected to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
U.P
Alice Diener
Grafton
Michael Benzak
Hoover panel backs long term lease of Muscle Shoals power
The Muscle Shoals commission in Washington on November 19 unanimously recommended leasing the power project to private interests for 530 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Shoals
Washington
U.P
Hoover
Principals Named in West Misconduct Trial
Dr. John Thomas West Morgantown West Virginia faces misconduct charges. Teachers Esther Williams and Blanche Garfield were indicted with West and to be tried later. Janitors testified to seeing five scenes in Wests office through a peephole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas West
Morgantown
W. Va
Esther Williams
Blanche Garfield
West
Weat
Wets Move to Force Retirement of Senator Fess
Washington 1940. Prohibition conflict shakes the Republican National Committee as Chairman Simeon D. Fess faces retirement before June. Postmaster General Brown raised as possible successor. Rep. Fred Britten and others demand Fess resign from the committee and the Anti-Saloon League or quit as its spokesman. The dispute centers on Fess’s letter opposing repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
Fess
Brown
Antisaloon League
Fred Britten
LaGuardia
N. Y
Schafer
Wis
Britten
James W. Wadsworth
New York
United States
National Committee
Anti-Saioon League
Recluse Starved But Fed Her Cats
Philadelphia widow Mrs. Annie Miller lived in solitude and died of malnutrition after caring for her cats. Investigators reported her 25 cafe holdings, estate valued under $200,000 in stock and bonds, were found in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Miller
Philadelphia
Pretty Teacher Stirs Jury in Conduct Trial Case
In Morgantown West Virginia November 19 testimony focused on Miss Esther Williams a high school teacher who lifted her skirt to reveal a birthmark as part of a misconduct trial against Principal John T West aged 49. Williams claimed she was elsewhere at the time presenting an alibi corroborated by fellow teacher John Phillips. West denied the charges insisting he was framed and seeking to remain in the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
U.P
John T. West
Esther Williama
Percy Smith
Miss Williams
West
Fairmont
West Va
John Phillips
John Pillips
Miss Williama
Phillips
Ohio Charities Rally Big Funds for Winter Relief
Ohio communities rapidly surpassed pledges in the Community Chest drive as funds near two thousand dollars in a 24 hour period. Teachers outside Athena donated twenty five dollars each amid reports of hungry children and back pay for the prior year.
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Athena
Moonshine Cache Found Behind Barn Desk in Ohio Farm
Pearl Helwig and a trio of prohibition agents uncovered sixty gallons of moonshine hidden beneath an old desk bolted to a cement barn floor on the Charles W. Young property near New Miami, Ohio. The desk sprang open with a buzzing mechanism and revealed a hydraulic pump used to lift liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pearl Helwig
Athens
Prohibition
Charles W. Young
New Miami
Helwig
Grandi to Broadcast From NBC Studio in Washington
Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi will wrap his Washington visit with a nationwide NBC broadcast at 6 30 P M E S T from the NBC studios in the National Press Club Building William Hard of United Press will introduce Stewart Brown who accompanied Grandi to America Brown will describe the youthful statesman at work and in his home and outline his role in Italian diplomacy and politics then Grandi will speak in Italian and English
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New York
U.P
Dino Grandi
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
National Press Club
William Hard
Stewart Brown
United Press
Rome
Grandi
America
Brown
Ohio Power Company wins tariff cuts to 2.0 cent era
The Ohio Power Company received approval from the public utilities commission to implement revised tariffs that will cut annual revenue by 727000 dollars, part of a total 1 million dollar annual reduction. The changes affect residential rates across about 165 cities and 165000 customers, lowering first 30 kWh to 7.5 cents and subsequent blocks to 4, 3, and 2 cents per kWh. Southern Ohio Public Service Co of Zanesville also gains similar reductions except for commercial lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Power Company
Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commissioners
Southern Ohio Public Service Company
Zanesville
Robbers Loot Hamilton Bank in East Liberty Heist
Two masked robbers threatened cashiers at the Hamilton Bank in East Liberty and escaped with about $1,000. Helen Herd and D B Landes faced threats of shooting as the robbers fled in a stolen car traced to John Clark of Richwood. Authorities notified in Bellefontaine and nearby towns as pursuit followed toward Marysville.
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East Liberty
Hamilton Bank
Helen Herd
D. B. Landes
John Clark
Richwood
Union County
Marysville
Bellefontaine
Cox named deputy state prohibition commissioner in Ohio
Columbus November 19 Milton S Cox of McArthur Vinton County was appointed deputy state prohibition commissioner by Governor White He succeeds Edmund G Mathews of Elyria who was promoted to chief of the department Wednesday
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Columbus
U.P
Milton S. Cox
McArthur
Vinton County
White
Cox
Edmund G. Mathews
Elyria
Athens Messenger Promotes Fish and Sea Foods Booklet
The Athens Messenger offers an illustrated booklet titled Fish and Sea Foods. It notes annual fish harvests in the United States and Alaska totaling about three billion pounds and invites readers to mail a coupon with six cents to Washington, D. C., to receive a copy.
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Athens Messenger
United States
Alaska
Messenger
Washington, D. C
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Man With Hiccoughs Captures Public Interest
Beverly Hills diary notes that amid headlines on China Japan and U S trade the standout topic is a man in Ohio suffering hiccups. The writer jokes that public curiosity over his hiccoughs eclipses major international and domestic affairs.
Community Chest Benefit at Ohio Theater Tonight
The special show at the Ohio Theater starts at 11 tonight announced by manager BERR Custer. Feature film Skyline stars Thurmoad Meighen. A stage platform hosts specialty acts with Russ Boltns Orchestra Al Lewie and Gerald Cummings. Proceeds fund the Community Chest.
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Community Chest
Ohio Theater
Berr
Custer
Skyline
Thurmoad Meighen
Russ Boltn
al Lewie
Gerald Cummings
Community Chest drive shows strong local generosity
An Athens area drive reveals practical sacrifices from citizens. A struggling Athena woman saved 28 pennies for the solicitor, a widow contributed 1, a Health Department nurse 25, and a representative notes pitiful daily sights. Professors increased gifts from 40 to 100, another from 25 to 50, and the Athens Rotary Club pledged 100 from its treasury. Leaders say many with limited means give, and if 15 000 is to be raised the spirit must prevail everywhere.
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Athena
Health Department
Ohio University
Athens Rotary Club
Grape Products Co quits New York over Kansas City fine
Ukiah Grape Products Co with stores in 15 cities announced suspension of business in New York and withdrawal of an appeal from a $15,000 federal fine in Kansas City. The action stems from a raid in Kansas City last January and ensuing court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grape Company
New York
U.P
Ukiah Grape Products Co
Kansas City
Lindbergh set to pilot Pan American’s inaugural flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh departed Byrd Airport for Miami as forecast weather turned unfavorable. He was slated to pilot the Pan American Airways American Clipper on its inaugural flight to Central America the next day.
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Lindy
Richmond
Charles A. Lindbergh
Byrd Airport
Miami
Fla
Lindbergh
Pan- American Airways
Central America
Clay's Nephew William B. Bridgeford Dies in Cincinnati
Col William B Bridgeford 81 nephew of Henry Clay and Union Army messenger at age 12 dies in Cincinnati. He was a Frankfort Kentucky native and annutive of the Blount family.
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Clay
Cincinnati
William B. Bridgeford
Henry Clay
Frankfort
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Shy
Sedan
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Credit Group
Association of Railway Execu
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Senator Fess
Republican Committee
Daniel
Delbert
Sam Harris
Hutchinson
Kane
Harris
Is Charity
Charity
New Philadelphia
Medina
Kenton
Celina
Akron
Steubenville
Ravenna
Troy
Dayton
Lorain
Justice of Peace
Hiccoughs
Beverly Hills
Calif
Prince of Wales
U. S
Canada
Jimmy Walker
Will
City
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