Open Break Feared As Austrian Hungarian Expulsions Escalate
Vienna dispatches report mass expulsions of Hungarians from Yugoslavia in reprisal for the assassination of King Alexander. Up to 18,190 people are said to be expelled as Budapest protests to Geneva and other capitals. Detentions threaten a broader East European crisis amid League of Nations deliberations.
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United Press
Vienna
Jugoslavia
Alexander
Hung
Alexanders
Julius Goembnes
Hungary
Waldemar Ritter von Alth
Geneva
Alexandey Rss
Saf Europe
Jugoslavia Anil
Evinmdencs
Paris
London
Rome
Avietria
Germany
Dome Say
Partixarent
Czechoslovakia
Dhgeslavia
Roumania
Air Defansar
von Alth
Belgrade
Foreign Office
Goemboes
Koloman de Kanya
League Council
Wno
de Kanya
Szeged
Kelebia
Thieves Busy In Rural Districts
Three rural thefts reported to the sheriff and under investigation. J W Childress in Amherst says 60 Rhode Island red chickens and six turkeys were stolen. Pete Terres on Sugar Ridge road reports about 40 bushels of corn hidden in shocks missing. George Miller on Ripton farm reports about 60 chickens stolen. Deputies check poultry dealers countywide to track the thieves amid a busy holiday poultry market.
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Sheriff's Department
J. W. Childress
Milan Street
Amherst
Rhode Island
Pete Teérnes
Sugar Ridge Road
George Miller
Ripton
Weather Ohio Forecast Indicates Snow Flurries and Clouds
Partly cloudy tonight with snow flurries in the Northeast portion and colder conditions in the northern area. Friday expects cloudy skies across the state with continued cool temperatures.
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Ohio
President Roosevelt Ready With Recovery Program
President Roosevelt, refreshed after three weeks in the south, returns to the White House to finalize a legislative plan aimed at accelerating recovery and stabilizing Congress. He is greeted by Mrs. Roosevelt, Vice President Garner and Cabinet officials after arriving from Warm Springs, Georgia aboard the special train. The program, shaped during a 11 day stay, calls for broad relief for the needy and urgent measures tied to immediate payments for soldiers, with a full presentation to Congress pending.
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W.pa
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
John M. Garner
Hirmy
Warm Springs
Tie
Louis M. Howe
Little White House
France And Russia Sign Agreement
Geneva dispatch reports Laval and Litvinov concluded a FrancoRussian Entente to be signed immediately. The accord resembled a defensive alliance and was said to involve Russia’s army marching with France in case of war with Germany.
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Geneva
Pierre Laval
Maxim Litvinov
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Pension Plan Explained
A town meeting covered the Townsend Old Age Revolving Pension plan. William Flammer explained a monthly 200 pension for citizens 60 and over funded by a sales tax and divine pensions. Petitions claimed 100,000 supporters as senators seek to introduce a congressional bill.
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Townsend
Sears
William Flammer
Middle Avenue
Oberlin
United States
Ties
Congress
Toledo Snow Delays Start Of Winter Driving Challenge
Heavy snowfall in Toledo on December 6 leaves an inch accumulating in two hours. Subfreezing temperatures cause rapid pavement icing and treacherous driving conditions across the city.
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Toledo
Plan Approach To Temperance Through Campaign Of Education
Dayton, Dec 6 An approach to temperance through education with abandonment for enactment of a prohibition law was the present policy of Protestant churches toward liquor. The Federal Council of Churches report urged moral education and coordinated temperance work while noting repeal has failed to achieve temperance and control evils of liquor. Prohibition as national policy was not yet agreed. The report warns debate ahead as church leaders differ on immediate action.
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Dayton
Federal Council of Churches ‘of Christ In America
Department ‘of Social Service
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Army Kettles Will Appear Saturday
Salvation Army Christmas kettles will first appear on Elyria streets Saturday. Bells will ring from then until Christmas. Funds will go to charity with 100 percent used for Christmas dinners for needy Elyria families, providing fruits jellies and other foodstuffs.
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Salvation Army
Elyria
Nature Paints Winter Scene in Elyria and Lorain County
Snow covered Elyria and Lorain County as a light flurry turned heavier by noon. Early warm spell had diminished winter memories, but the new snowfall confirmed winter’s presence with continued fall and forecast colder weather from the weatherman.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyrians
Lorain
Widow of Baby Face Nelson Returns to Prison
MADISON Wisconsin December 6 The widow of gang member George Baby Face Nelson was brought back to begin a prison sentence for Dillinger gang ties. Chicago December 6 federal agents questioned Nelsons 2 year old widow at a secret location seeking the gunbattle identity and names of associates. Also pursued Nelsons sister Juliette Fitzsimmons and possible leads on Alvin Karpis John Hamilton and Frank Chase as officials deny holding some suspects.
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Madison
Wis
George
Baby Face
Chicago
John Dillinger
Juliette Fitzsimmons
Alvin Karpis
St. Paul
Dillinger
John Hamilton
Millinger
Frank Chase
San Francisco
Nelson
H. H. Clegg
Department of Justice
Hamilton
Chase
Karpits
Pittsburgh Driver Seeks 50000 in Bus Collision Suit
William A Daniels of Pittsburgh, driver of the Nevin Bus in the Route 20 crash near the Cuyahoga County line, sues Norwalk Truck Line for 50000. He alleges back and spine injuries from the collision that killed six and injured about twenty, with the bus rear ending a parked truck and sliding into an oncoming Three C truck. Daniels says he was confined in a hospital for eight weeks and has not fully recovered.
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William A. Daniels
Pittsburgh
Nevin
Cuyahoga County
Norwalk Truck Line Company
Norwalk
Daniels
Seventy year old jurist passes Findlay Ohio
William Frew Duncan a 70 year old Hancock county common pleas judge for 2 years died last midnight of pneumonia after lingering illness since Sunday. His term would have expired January 1. He did not seek re election due to illness. He was the county's only common pleas judge and formerly served as circuit court judge in the tenth Ohio district, appointed by Governor Nash in 1902.
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Findlay
Wlliam Frew Duncan
Hancock County Common Pleas
No Trace Of Lost Plane Off Honolulu
Navy ships comb the ocean north of Honolulu for the Star of Australia and its three crewmen Capt. Charles T. P. Ulmi Leon Skillin and George Littlejohn as the 48 hour search window nears its end. Pearl Harbor commander Tod flagging slim hope but pledges continued vigil until any signal or trace is found.
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Star of Australia
Charles T. P. Clo
G. M. Littlejohn
J. A. Skilling
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Gakn
Honolulu
Oakland
Cal
Ulm
Littlejohn
Skilling
Honolulle
T. H
Navy
Wayne Tod
Pearl Harbor Naval Air Base
Charles T. P. Ulni
Leon Skillin
George Littlejohn
Tod
School At Sanatorium To Begin Soon
Final approval of the Pleasant View Sanatorium school project is expected today or tomorrow with construction likely within one to two weeks. Architect Alva Smith and county relief manager L W Bauman oversaw final details with state relief engineers at Columbus. The work relief project, costing about 25000 dollars, will use county relief bond materials and federal labor funds for over 50 children.
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Alva Smith
Smith
L. W. Bauman
Works Division of
County Relief
State Relief Commission
Columbus
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Heavy Snow Cobbers Lower Michigan With Deep Coverage
A heavy snowfall blanketed Lower Michigan from overnight into today, reaching two to three inches in many areas. Forecasters expected continued snow in parts of the state, with temperatures about 23 to 27 degrees and a forecast of colder weather tonight.
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Michigan
Detroit
Lower
Davey Plans Washington Talk Ahead of Inaugural Policy
Governor elect Martin L. Davey will travel to Washington next week to confer with President Roosevelt on general policies he outlined in his first cabinet meeting. He will discuss poor relief housing and public works with high officials. Davey briefed his cabinet on general issues and said no policy announcements will be made until after the inauguration.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Washington
Roosevelt
Davey
Crucial Hour For Tax Plan In Ohio Legislature
In Columbus the General Assembly faces a pivotal vote on a $78 million emergency revenue package. The Senate will decide on the Ward income tax bill amid expected opposition. the House demands income tax inclusion with sales tax measures, utility tax hikes, and fuel tax continuation. Governor White threatens veto unless a compliant form passes.
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Columbus
O. der
Boa
Uni
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
House
George White
Richter Damage Suit Verdict Affirmed
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to admit the case for review keeping a $5,000 personal injury judgment against Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail road Co. for James G. Richter in effect upheld. Richter alleged injuries from a 1929 auto crash with a freight train near Wellington and the sequence of trials led to the affirmed payout.
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Columbus
Lorain County
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Co
James G. Richter
Ohio Supreme Court
Richter
Henry Richter
Hurt's Crossing
Wellington
James Richter
Common Pleas Court
Railroad
Supreme Court
Executed en masse in Moscow purge after Kirov death
Russian story details the execution of 66 government enemies in secret trials amid the emergency dictatorship. Zinaida Bulgina is named among the victims. The purge follows the murder of Kirav by Leonid Micaliev and includes the attempted killer Mikaliev, who survived to face further action. Cremation of Kirov’s body is noted.
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United Moscow
der. G Sergetov
Russsevik
Zinaida Buligina
Friad
Proletariat
Red Terrot
Kirav
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Leonid Micaliey
Kirev
Micaliey
Heldgainst Virov
Mivaliev
Kirov
Micoliev
Hall of Mirrors
Three Killed In Plane Crash At Richmond Airport
A chartered plane returning from Detroit crashed while attempting to land at Richmond airport. Dr A M Mendenhall former Indiana University Hospital obstetrics head, his daughter Evelyn, and Dr John Carmack e N T department head at Indiana University Hospital died. Howard Maxwell, Indianapolis pilot, was critically burned. Witnesses Mr and Mrs Howard Hammer saw the crash and tried to signal the unlit airport with car lights before the craft fell and burst into flames near the field. Maxwell survived initial injuries.
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Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Far
Richmond Palladium
Howard Maxwell
A. M. Mendenhall
Tead
University of Indiana Hospital
Evelyn
John Carmack
University Hospital
Howard Hammer
Cleveland Man To Seek Speakership
Representative Robert Crosser, veteran Cleveland Democrat, announced his candidacy for speaker of the House. Following the announcement, Representative Martin N. Sweeney of Cleveland sent letters to House members praising Crosser and seeking support.
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Cleveland
Washington
Robert Crosser
US Rejects Japan Demand for Naval Parity in London Talks
London dispatch reports Norman H. Davis stating the United States rejects Japan's parity proposal and insists on preserving Washington treaty measures. He warns that abandoning treaty principles risks insecurity and costly naval competition, while proposing a broad but relative arms reduction without changing relative strengths.
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London
United States
Japan
Norman H. Davis
London Naval Conversations
Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Richberg’s Bold Challenge to Business Leadership
New York December 6. Richberg executive director of the National Emergency Council urged industry to adopt a Farragut like stance and warned that timid attitudes justify more government control. He spoke to the National Association of Manufacturers as Recovery headquarters pressed for cooperation between business and government amid strained confidence.
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New York
New Deal Recovery
Admiral Farragut
Donald R. Riehberg
National Emergency Council
National Association of Manufacturers
Fauluinding
American Bankers Association
Death Summons Mrs. R. B. Lersch
Mrs. R B Lersch Elyria Postmaster died this morning at 3 at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Born Helen Seward January 5 1876 she is survived by husband two daughters and many siblings. Married November 10 1897 funeral at St Marys church Saturday afternoon December 8 at 2 30 with body at Carl Taylor Funeral Home until Friday afternoon.
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R. B. Lersch
R. RB. Lersch
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Etta Seward
Annie Sewart
Robert Gamble
John McVey
James B. Seward
D. W. Seward
Thomas Seward
Sally
Bob Dillon
Gary
Indiana
Lersch
St. Mary’s Church
Carl Taylor
Flames Destroy Barn and Stock at Richter Farm
A large barn on George Richter’s farm one mile east of town burned early Wednesday. The granary holding corn and about eighteen cattle were destroyed. The horses were saved as Richter, alone in the barn, was in the mow when the lantern toppled.
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Sullivan. O
George Richter
Grange initiates class of fifteen at Acme Grange meeting
A class of 15 was initiated in the third and fourth degrees by Acme Grange’s degree team at Columbia Station on Tuesday night. A social hour followed the initiation with about 100 persons present, including guests from Strongaville Parma Olmatert Falls and Mallett Creek.
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Grange
The
Acme Grange
Columbia Station
Strongaville
Parma
Olmatert Falls
Mallett Creek
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