France and Britain push for peace in Italian crisis
Paris with Laval set to host British Foreign Secretary Hoare for late talks on a Mediterranean settlement. Both nations seek a swift framework to avert war, aiming to press for League of Nations penalties and broader cooperation including arms limitation with Germany.
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United Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
League “General Staff
Mediterranean
Europe
Pierre Laval
Samuel Hoare
Quai D'Orsay
Hoare
Laval
Vittorio Cerruti
Taian
Dh. m
al Im
Efnd
Mussolini
League of Nations
Tiely
Farone
Lavat
Germany
Work On School Addition Will Begin Soon
Jefferson Junior High School will start an addition after state PWA approval. James F. Brown and Alva C. Smith reported tentative approval for the contract award, with the next steps involving contracts and legal papers to Columbus for PWA clearance. Officials expect ground breaking within about three weeks.
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Jefferson Junior High
James F. Brown
Alva C. Smith
Pwaa
Board of Education
Brown
PWA
Columbus
Costly Blaze Destroys Sandusky Dry Goods and Nearby Firms
Fire of undetermined origin struck downtown Sandusky today, engulfing the Sandusky Dry Goods Co., the McLean Co., and the William H. Frankel Co. in the three story Graef Building. Discovered in the basement under the dry goods store, the blaze caused heavy smoke damage with losses estimated at 50,000 dollars. Joseph Braunstein is principal owner of the Sandusky Dry Goods Co.
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Sandusky, O
Sandusky Dry Goods Company
McClean Co
William H. Frankel Co
Graef
Sandusky Dry Goods Co
Joseph Braunstein
Weather Ohio: Rain Likely Tonight and Sunday Morning
Occasional rain expected in Ohio tonight with a chance of rain through Sunday morning. Warmer tonight than today. A light rain pattern may continue into the weekend.
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Ohio
New Deal Threatens Businesses With Take It Or Leave It Plan
Washington Feb 1 The New Deal forced American business to accept a take it or leave it proposition to fund relief. Maj George L Berry Roosevelt adviser said if industry does not employ the unemployed the government will. He warned rising hours threaten deeper unemployment while taxes rise to cover relief. Berry will present the policy to delegates at a labor industry parley. Firms small in size dominate attendance with a few large groups signing on. Major manufacturers listed include Goodyear Remington Rand General Electric Westinghouse and others.
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Washington
Tec. T
New Deal
George L. Berry
Roosevelt
Busin
Berry
Pressmen’s Union
The
United Press
Maj
Betwen
Ers
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
National Shoe Retailers’ Association
National Association of Credit Men
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Associations
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
International Paper Co
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich
Remington Rand
Westinghouse Electric Co
General Electric Co
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Foy
New York
Auto Passenger Awarded 2750 in Guest Injury Verdict
Stella Adamasiak of Lorain was awarded 2750 against Charles Krupski in a landmark guest passenger case under the new guest statute. The verdict, the first of four trials, arose from a 1934 crash after midnight when the auto Skid drove into Broad Lorain and a dance hall collision. The guest statute bars recovery unless the driver is negligent or reckless.
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Stella Adamasiak
Lorain
Ester
Guy B Atainst Charles
Tarr
Stacnte
Adama
Sere
Krrupski
Antry
Increase Schedule at National Tube plant Lorain
The National Tube Company plant in Lorain will show a slight increase next week in operations. Steel production remains steady while cut pipe mill activity rises modestly. three blast furnaces and 11 open hearth furnaces stay in operation as the Bessemer converter runs double turn. The rail mill operates seven days beginning Monday, with S keep mills numbers one and five active through the weekend and through their respective completion days Tuesday and Thursday. Five-day runs start Monday for butt mill numbers two and six, lap mills two and five, and seamless mills one and two.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skeep Mills
Democrats Set Jan 8 For Campaign Opening
Democrat leaders fixed January 8 as the formal start of the drive to keep control of the government for four more years. President Roosevelt will open with a nationwide Jackson Day address broadcast to 1,500 dinners. Chairman James A Farley announced the plan after Sen George W Norris said he would not seek re election and would compete for Roosevelt.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Foil Attempt To Steal Air Plan Of France
Four civilians tried to force open a safe at Bron Airdrome near Lyon in Central France to steal mobilization plans. A guard sergeant named Keii repelled the burglars with gunfire, leaving drilled burglar tools behind. Police blame an international spy ring and warn the plans include defense of the industrial region around Lyons and Clermont Ferrand.
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Paris
35Th Aviation
Bron Airdrome
France
Rareeho
Keii
Lro
Framce
Cros
Germany
Coron
Lyons
Clermont Ferrand
Piainir
Finland Pays On War Debt
Washington reports Finland remains the only debtor country consistently paying its war debts to the United States. The Finnish government notified the State Department that the December 15 installment of 2239.453 will be paid in full and in cash into the Federal Reserve Bank in New York City. Other debtor nations have not yet responded to reminders of due installments and it is expected they will follow.
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Washington
Finland
United States
State Department
Federal Reserve Bank
New York City
British Warships Arrive Off Cyprus
LIMASSOL Cyprus December 7 British destroyers Basilisk Boreas Boadicea and Bulldog arrived unexpectedly in Famagusta Harbor this morning The Cyprus island near the Suez entrance and the Italian Dodecanese islands is described as strategically important to the eastern Mediterranean fleet
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Limassol
Cyprus
Famagusta Harbor
Basilisk
Boreas
Boadiceat
Bulldog
Suez
Asia Minor
Syria
Feel Peace Hopes Dimmed By Duce's Speech
International circles in Geneva say Mussolini's Rome speech likely ends any chance for peace before year end. Italy would resist stronger sanctions touching oil, coal, and steel, despite calls to act.
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Duce
Geneva
Dec
League
Benito Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Italy
Lewis Refuses Invitation of Green
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers rejects William Green head of the American Federation of Labor invitation to chair the committee for industrial organization. Green had urged a reconsideration of separate union campaign and warned of serious consequences. Lewis accuses Green of private inclinations and cites Green's support of craft unionism.
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Washington
Dec
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
A. F. of L
Green
Lewis
Greens
Fifty YMCA memberships offered as Christmas gifts
Elyria YMCA plans to award about 50 memberships to boys who are in families unable to buy them. Carl Wagner, activities secretary, said 59 boys in the merit division may receive memberships as special Christmas gifts. Citizens are asked to report eligible boys to the YMCA to maximize reach.
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Elyria Y. M. CG. A
Elyria Bors
Tion
Carl Wagner
Elsrians
Fracture of Collar Bone After Lake Avenue Crash
Frank Krause of Stop 19 Lake Avenue suffered a fractured collar bone in a morning collision on Lake Avenue with a machine driven by H A Schoffield of 160 Harrison Street Amherst, police said.
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Frank Krause
Lake Avenue
H. A. Schofield
Harrison Street
Amherst
Christmas Program Inaugurates Ninth Season Of The Elyria Masonic Chorus
The Elyria Masonic Chorus directed by J E Wickser opens its ninth season with a Sunday vesper at First Congregational Church Elyria featuring a program of Christmas choruses and hymns. Forty voices perform with local musicians Walter Hinkle J Martin Beck Henri Gilbert and Robert T Moore assisting. The public is invited. future engagements include Bay Village and Cleveland churches.
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Elyria
Bay Village
Archiood Congregational Church
Cleveland
Walter Hinkle
J. Martin Beck
Henri Gilbert
Robert T. Moore
Praetorius
Adam
Boritniansky
Dawes
Hopkins
Gruber
Fletcher
Chapman
Injunction In Pipe Line Case Continued By District Court
The Xinth district court of appeals in Norwalk extended the temporary injunction against the 3124.406 PWA water line project. Appellate judges may request Norwalk district review. case could be heard early January. Cookston filed suit as a taxpayer. verdict favored the city, injunction kept in effect 30 days for appeal. Work halted. installation by American Boiler in Middletown uses National Tube pipe from Lorain.
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Xinth District Court of Appeals
Norwalk
PWA
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
T. R. Cookston
Philip Wilkins
Baard of Control
Co. F. Faile
Sioux Cite
Bollinz Enen
Middletown
National Tube Company
Lorain
Attorney Named To Defend Mrs Bucey In Murder Case
Lorain attorney Elias G. Thomas was appointed to defend Stella Breer 49 on trial for second degree murder over a shooting in her Lorain apartment that occurred more than three months ago. Frank Barath 56 faces charges of murder in his mother-in-law’s death with a tentative January 7 trial date and waived jury, to be heard by three common pleas judges. A third judge will be appointed by Chief Justice Wergandt to sit with Judges Findley and Cook.
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Attormer Elias G. Thomas
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Stella Breer
Jack Burnett
Frank Barath
North Ridges Road
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Car. VV. Wergandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Christmas Shopping Problem Gift Guide Ad Promises Timely Ideas
If The Christmas Shopping Problem Has Fou stopped the gift guide appears daily on the Want-Ad Page offering timely and helpful suggestions in new reasonably priced merchandise. Read It Daily on the Want-Ad Page.
Driver Held In Fatal Crash Near Oberlin
Sheriff officials said Gerald Turner 22 was held on charges after a bicycle rider from Oberlin died when struck on Route 58 south of Oberlin. The victim, a high school graduate, worked in Oberlin and was buried in Elyria. Turner was transporting a friend when the crash occurred.
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Clarence Wooday
Gerald Turner
Overtin
Oberlin
Dotsky
Gherin Os
Turner
Obe. High
Nish
Gerald Nau
C. Ward
Louis Glynn
Pittsfield Township
Mies Schandorsky
Peter Schandorsky
Marr
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mars’s Cemetery
Elyria
Charles McCaney
Grafton
Turner and West Hiver Streeis
McCaney
Thomas Pean
Bridge Street
Brice
Lake Avenue
Edward Sales
S2nd Street
Lorain
Bath Street
Arco-I'Ns
Ack Donations To Fill Baskets For The Needy
Donations to the Empty Stocking Fund will aid needy Elyria families this Christmas. Mayer W. H Vanascer chairs the fund committee with members from the Salvation Army and Police Ch. J. Stankard. Volunteers will canvass for contributions and supply food and meals to families in need.
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Elyria
Ad Tedar
Br. Mayer
W. H Vanascer
Sto Fund
Salvation Army
Police
J. Stankard
D. M
Rom
Reports calf stolen on Be LacGrange Belden farm
A report states a calf was stolen from a farm owned by E. Be near LacGrange Belden. Authorities note the animal was last seen grazing near the east sedar, and investigations are ongoing. No suspects named at this time.
Elyria Armory Funds Released for Ohio National Guard Project
Funds totaling 1 977 155 were released for Ohio WPA armories with 1 574 968 funded by the federal government and 402 187 by the state. The Elyria armory will also serve as an auditorium and site selection by the city will follow after a lengthy local campaign by the National Guard unit and the Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
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Ohio National Guard
Elyria
Washington
John R. MecCarl
Ohio
WPA
Waeashington
National Guard
Elshia Chamber of Commerce
County Fair
Hauptmann Case Decision To Be Known Monday
The Supreme Court will decide Hauptmann's appeal of his conviction for the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder. Justices will meet in secret today and announce the outcome at Monday’s noon session. The defendant, sentenced to die in the electric chair, claims a fair trial in Flemington.
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Washington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Charles 4
Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptman
Poer
Flemington
Trenton
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General Motors
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Robin
Eve
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