Italians Prepare For Final Drive In Africa
April reports from Rome describe Italian forces in northern Ethiopia advancing toward Dessie and Massawa with trucks, armored cars, and artillery. Marshal Badoglio announced progress on the eastern front as troops and native auxiliaries move along the Red Sea corridor toward a presumed final offensive base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tratan
Ethiopia
Audisbaba
Orrallu
Eritrea
Pietro Badogno
United Press Dessye
Ehiopia
Massaws
Red Sea
Dessre
Irai
Alan Movremenc
Trihai
Pietro Badestio
Alazi
Lake Aschanzi Verpien
Asmara
Gan Eritrea
Massa- 5
Makale
Tessie
Union Pickets Spike Gate, Shut Plant, Enforce Work Pause
COSHOCTON Ohio April 24 In a surprise move members of the Independent Glove Workers Association entered the Indianapolis Glove Co plant, closing a strike of more than four weeks and reporting for work. About 1% workers ended through a side entrance as union pickets spiked the door and vowed to keep workers inside until they resign or end the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Independent Glove Workers Sociation
Indianapolis Glove Co
Special Coins Honor Great Lakes Expo
WASHINGTON April 24 The Senate has approved a bill authorizing official fifty cent pieces to commemorate the Great Lakes exposition. The measure authorizes minting coins in Cleveland for the event and marks a formal tribute to the expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Weather Update Partly Cloudy With Weekend Rise
Partly cloudy tonight with increasing clouds into Saturday. A slow rise in temperatures is expected and scattered showers may develop by evening. Strong distant signals of unsettled conditions persist through the weekend.
Judge To Return Verdict In Blackmail Case Tomorrow
A Common Pleas judge, D A Cook, announced at the close of the trial of four Clevelanders for blackmail that he would render his verdict at 14 a m tomorrow. The defendants waived a jury, and prosecutors described them as part of a seven-member gang. The case details described fake shootings and staged threats to extort $3,990 from Frank DeFazio, with two defendants previously convicted in Cleveland for similar crimes. Guzzo was tried but acquitted. Ciarcia was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
William Wickens
Alberto Avello
Brunoo Saniti
Yihines
Ganz
Frank DeFazio
Elrria
Irie
Guiseppe Guzzo
Wickens
Rondenes
Tan
Tony Clarcia
Istant
Guzzo
DeFazio
Surze
Arelio
Corasaniti
Ailecedi
Ciarc
Fiouse
Lindhurst
Anelo
Anelio
Carasatiti
Carasanin
Ciarcia
R. H. Trenkamp
Cleveland
Pepples
M. LoPresti
Ciatecia
Walter Watts
Carasaniti
Anrons
Ror Heisley
Condemned Men Get 30 Day Reprieves
SACRAMENTO Cal April 24 Governor Frank F Merriam today granted 20 day repr to Alex Mac and Joseph Kris 47 times before they she dnied to hang at San prison
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Sacramento
Cal
Frank F. Merriam
Alex Mac
Joseph Kris
San Prison
Vigilant Free Press Urges Vigilance as Shield for Democracy
Dean Carl W. Ackerman of Columbia warns 4000 publishers and executives that only a strong honest press can assure democracy. He cites press freedom as the safeguard against crises and revolutions, urging perpetual vigilance. Other speakers include Dorothy Thompson and Sir Gerald Campbell advocating peace and strong journalism.
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New York
Carl W. Ackerman
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia University
United States
Bureau of Advertising
American
Dorothy Thompson
Gerald Campbell
Dean Ackerman
Europe
Scarlet Fever Contained At Oberlin Children’s Home
Scarlet fever at the Lorain County Children’s Home in Oberlin is under control officials say. The 19th case triggered a debate on renting a contagion ward but with no new cases since then the epidemic is expected to be managed within the home housing about 1,600 children. All patients are on the second floor and none are in critical condition. The home remains under quarantine until 21 days after the last case, counting from last Tuesday, if no further cases occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Oberlin
J. Holand
Folland
Holland
Former Elyria Teacher Elia Shephard Dies in California
Hundreds of Elyria residents recall Miss Elia Shephard, longtime Elyria School teacher, who died in La Jolla California on Tuesday after a brief illness. Shephard taught in Elyria schools for many years and had lived in California over ten years, moving there with her mother in youth.
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Elia Shephard
Tia
la Jolla
California
Shephard
Aviendine
Eivria
New York
Eiyria
Townsend Leaders Earnings Revealed in Pension Inquiry
Washington April 24 old age pension investigators plan to conclude questioning of Robert E to ments about Townsend movement finances before his resignation. He testified he received 77.88 dollars in salaries expenses and dividends. Dr F E Townsend co founder said salaries and dividends were shared equally. Townsend counsel Sheridan Downes and ex Georgia Senator Thomas W Hardwick prepared to file suit in District of Columbia Supreme Court to halt the investigation as unconstitutional and beyond power to probe personal matters.
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Washington
House
Robert Eotements
Townsend
F E. Townseend
Clements
Sheridan Downes
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Men Rescued From Moose River Mine Recovering
The Moose River mining disaster survivors Dr D F Robertson and Alfred Scadding, rescued after 7 days trapped underground, are recovering though endure extreme cold, darkness, and hunger. Mine manager Henderson alerted rescuers who drilled a shaft and freed them as officials later detailed the ordeal. Magill died during the wait, while Robertson and Scadding supported each other to endure the tunnel prison.
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Moose River
D. FE
Robertson
Alfred Scadding
Thor
Parka
Herman G
Magill
Robertsa
Henderson
Reseus
Maziil
Scaddin
Huncer
Dasire
Las Dar
Ronewsen
Scaddins
Siven McDonald
Republicans Rally in Lorain Highlight Activist Participation
Robert Barton addressed a large Lorain rally hosted by the Young Republicans Club of Lorain County. He urged active participation in politics by younger voters and lauded clubs formed for the cause. Dale Stump of Van Wert spoke for all statewide secretary of state candidates. Charles Anchore of Lorain chaired the meeting.
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Robert Barton
Servey
Yours Repricit
Ohio
Lovaas
Republican Ciub
Lorain Conn
Barton
Cleveland Diocese Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Consecration
The Cleveland Diocese marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the consecration of Most Reverend Joseph Schrembs with a morning Mass at St. Patrick parish. Bishop emeritus and a host of officials and clergy will participate, including Monsignors Smith Jennings and Schreiber. Deacon and subdeacon duties assigned as the Mass proceeds.
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Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
Erzary
Ander
Robert J
Martin J. ‘Alljaner
Pat State
Colieabus
Euzene MrCar
Bishenus
Vincent Dé Paul
Joseph F. Smith
Diocese of
Gilbert PL Jennings
FL A. Schreiber V
Akren
Homer
Speed Up Work On Addition To School
Speed up construction at the new Jefferson Junior High School with cement pouring for the first floor expected today. W Q O McClellan reports brick work is progressing, stone entrance being built, and window sashes set. Delays due to winter weather were overcome, and engineers say this PWA project is ahead of others.
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Jefferson
W. QO. McClellan
Ruteson
McClellan
Believe Epidemic At Spencer Has Passed Peak
Spencer reports one death from rarisi fever and believes the mail epidemic has passed its peak. Eldon Rawe, four, died Wednesday. Private funeral services were held Saturday. The school has been closed since Thursday, with further closure expected. About five houses remain under quarantine as health authorities work to prevent spread.
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Spencer
Eldon Rawe
Walter Rawe
Medina Coun
President Cancels Press Conference
Washington April 3 President Roosevelt cancels his press conference due to a head cold and a wish to work quietly. The announcement says the session will be rescheduled and details will follow to inform reporters.
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Washington
Roosevely
New York
Namesake Of Famed Ohio Senator Sentenced
Fragmented report from Cleveland Ohio notes a namesake of Marcus A Hanna facing a sentencing. The article text is garbled but references a grandson and mentions a wife and possible names such as Frederick Walther. No clear dates or locations beyond Cleveland appear.
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Ohio
Cleveland O
Marcus A. Hanna
Mansfield
Wiefe
da Jr
Frederick PL
Walther
Boy Operated On For Upside Down Stomach
In Zanesville Ohio on April 24 a boy named Arthur Schrorer aged in the teens smiled from his hospital bed after doctors announced a successful operation to correct an upside down stomach. He is expected to return to normal health like other boys.
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Zanesville, Q
Arthur Schrorer
Keep Alive On Your Job Says Elyria Foreman Leader
Harry L. Sain, safety and visions head for the Ohio Industrial Commission, told 75 Elyria foremen and executives at the April Elyria Foremen's Club meeting that keeping alive on the job is vital. He urged openness to new ideas, curiosity, and a learning mindset, noting many employers seek higher education for foremen. He outlined four desirable qualities for men and executives: humility, curiosity, adaptability, and respect.
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Harry L. Sain
Division of Safety
Vissons
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Elyria
Lorain County
Sam
Humiland
Orers
Sky Department
Lorard
Var
Operation Planned for Hiccoughs Victim at Mercy Hospital
Mercy hospital reports a plan to operate on a young woman to stop a violent hiccough that has persisted for two weeks. Surgeon Lows Schusider announced the procedure will sever neck nerves to the diaphragm, the source of the disturbance, after she rested overnight awaiting treatment.
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Ma‘vaim
Tomer
Lows Schusider
Mercy Hospital
Holmes Named Lorain County Relief Director by Commissioners
Ernest E. Holmes, of 434 1 2 Earlcourt, was appointed by the Lorain County board of commissioners as the new relief director, to take charge May 1, at a salary of 125 dollars monthly. He succeeds Nelson McFarland and faces a zoning clash over using the Brooks home on Third Street as relief headquarters, prompting talks with the mayor, solicitor, and prosecutor. If opposition persists the plan may be abandoned, with possible relocation to Lorain or continued use of The Masonic Temple building for offices. Holmes plans to give all applicants a fair hearing and continues his related relief and adult education work at the Y M C A and Y W C A.
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Ernest E. Holmes
Earlcourt
Board of Commissioners
Lorain
Holmes
Nelson McFarland
Brooks Home
Third Street
Court Street
West Avenue
Oscar G. Dunn
Don A. Baird
Harvey Cheney
Howard Butler
Dunn
Masonic Temple
Trelie
Steizer Oregon Senator Seen As Old Guard Boost
Alice Longworth reports that Senator Steizer of Oregon is a handsome score for the Old Guard and a comic, contradictory choice. Liberals call Landon the Old Guard's candidate while Steiners backing could reflect a progressive win, with Steiner favoring Borak and western support. The piece notes the perplexing convention dynamics and Steiner’s potential role if he keywords toward the London candidacy.
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Washington, D. C
Steizer
Oregon
Old Guard
Landon
Sieiver
Borak
Points
Pacific Coast
Steiner
London
Hiowinge
Wea
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