O Neal pledges farm support to New Deal
Chicago December report quotes President Edward A O Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation pledging militant support for the New Deal. He urges cooperation of industry and finance to rebuild capital and advance economic equality, framing agriculture as foundational to democracy and urging a balance between agriculture, manufacture, and commerce. He notes Franklin Roosevelt’s role in lending practical life to democracy and criticizes industrial juggernauts for depressions.
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Chicago
Dec
Bi—Agri
Edward Ao'neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Frank R. Roosevelt
Farm Bureau
Thomas Jefferson
Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Franklin Roosevelt
O’neal
Jefferson
Five Powers At Naval Conference Represented
Delegates from the United States Britain Japan France Italy and the British Dominions gathered in London to seek a comprehensive naval arms agreement within the terms of the Washington London treaties expiring December 1, 1956. Eleven chief delegates outlined their nations needs and aims amid a pessimistic mood with little hope for fleet reductions.
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Frederick Auh
United Press
London
Uodar
Washingon
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Weather Ohio Tonight and Tuesday Snow Flurries
Ohio weather outlook calls for generally fair skies tonight with slightly colder readings in the southeast. Tuesday will be cloudy and much colder with snow flurries likely across portions of the state.
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Ohio
Supreme Court Denies Hauptmann Plea in Lindbergh Case
The Supreme Court refused Bruno Richard Hauptmann's request for intervention to halt his execution by electric chair for the kidnapping and murder of Charles A Lindbergh Jr. The ruling comes as the death sentence remains in place after years of appeals.
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Supreme Court
Hauptmann
Washington
United States Supreme Court Today
Bruno Richard Hauptman
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Woman Beats Husband to Death in Los Angeles Home
Mrs. Frances Mabel Willys, 38, a common law wife, called police from a blood splattered bungalow to report she killed Dr. Walter F. Hammond, 59, prominent dentist, by beating him with a hammer. She calmly compared the case to Clara Phillips. The body showed crushing blows to the head and a claw hammer embedded in the skull.
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Los Angeles
Frances Mabel Willys
Clara Phillips
Walter F. Hammond
Fifteen Missing In Texas Flood Rescue Efforts Underway
Floodwaters in Houston's Bar Bayou inundated low areas and battered buildings as rescue parties search for fifteen missing persons including fourteen children. Arnold Holub G of Bar Citi disappeared Saturday while trying to swim to safety in Middle Bernard Creek. Witnesses reported seeing six bodies in the flood waters.
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Houston
Texas
Bar Bayou
Arnold Holub.g
Bar Citi
Middle Bernard Creek
Gears Of New Cruiser Damaged in Quincy Incident
In Quincy Massachusetts the turbine reducing gears of the new cruiser 311000 080 navy were damaged. Three officials from Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Limited refused to deny or confirm reports of labor unrest or sabotage. Authorities investigate possible causes and security concerns surrounding the vessel’s construction and testing.
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Quincy
Mass
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation. Ltd
Supreme Court Finds Federal Home Loan Law Unconstitutional
The U S Supreme Court rules that a federal section allowing state chartered Building and Loan Associations to obtain federal charters under the Federal Home Loan Bank System conflicts with state authority and is unconstitutional. The decision centers on constitutional limits and state sovereignty in financial regulation.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Volcano Ninafoou erupts forcing village evacuations
In New Zealand the Ninafoou volcano roared to life with lava streaming toward the sea two miles wide. Threatened villagers were evacuated as the eruption disrupted the region. In Washington, President Roosevelt's industrial conference ended amid boos and cat calls as opponents demanded a voice in defense of industry against the New Deal program to create jobs.
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Wellington
N. Z
Ninafoou
Washington
Roosevelt
Taday
Trial of Famous Jockey Postponed in Kentucky
Louisville December 9 The trial of jockey Willie Saunders who rode Omaha to victory in the last Kentucky Derby and Wester Schaeffer Ese Boy on charges connected with the death of Mrs Evelyn 24 was postponed until January by agreement of counsel here to her tragedy.
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Louisville
Willie Saunders
Omaha
Wester Schaeffer
Ese Boy
Evelyn
Fine Response To Toy Shop Project
A Knights of Columbus effort aims to ensure every needy child in Elyria receives at least one new toy on Christmas Day. Early reports show broad local generosity and readiness to help, with volunteers also tasked to identify children likely to have no toy unless named and addressed.
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Santa Claus
Knights of Columbus Tor
Elyrians
Civil War Vet Dies At New London
New London reports its last Civil War veteran, Kirkland Blakeslee, died at 5 39 a m after a two week illness from pneumonia. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at First M E church with Rev E R Wair officiating. Burial at Harland beside his wife. Aged 88 he enlisted at 15 in Company F First Connecticut Volunteers. He lived in New Haven before 1871, then New London. He joined Bunyan Post G A R in 1890 and led it 18 years. He later joined Wooster Board Post Norwalk and led it two years.
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New Loxdox
New London
Kirkland Be
Grant Street
M. E
E. R. Wair
Hariland
Blakeslee
First
Connecticut Colanteers
New Haven
North Carolina
Bunyan Post
Realistic Toys In Santa Claus Pack This Year
New York December 1935 toy trends show brighter displays as Santa’s pack glows with electric doll houses, lighted rail sets, and complete room doll furniture. Electric stoves, trains, and blocks join a wide range of realistic play sets including doll furniture, farm and garage kits, and educational nurse and doctor sets reflecting 1935 modernity.
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New York
Santa Claus
al Electric
Bpien
Smung
Toyantes
Santa Clas
Sania
Oller
Roosevelt Defends Farm Policy in Atlanta and Chicago Addresses
President Roosevelt denounces "depression profiteers" in a spirited defense of his farm program. He argues city critics seek to discredit recovery efforts while praising gains in agriculture under new measures. He calls out trade treaty critics as "calamity howlers" and urges justice and fair prices for farmers amid rising farm income.
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Chicago
Roosevel
American Farm Bureau Federation
Neal
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Former Grafton Athlete Injured in Cleveland Crash
Robert Lawson an 18 year old former Grafton High School basketball star was hospitalized in Cleveland after a Sunday morning auto collision involving a cart he rode in. Vernon Phelps 19, also a former Grafton student, skidded on wet pavement and struck a telephone pole, leaving Phelps uninjured. Lawson suffered a jaw fracture head injuries and a skull fracture with X rays to assess damage.
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Robert Lawson
Grafton
Cleveland
Lawson
Vernon Phelps
Gratton High
Phelps
Traffic Toll Rises in Ohio With Weekend Crashes
United Press reports list six fatalities across Ohio from weekend crashes. In Cleveland an unidentified woman was killed by a hit and run driver. William Woerman, 50, and Paul Minter, 25, died in separate crosswalk incidents. Mrs. Katherine Pryss, 81, died from injuries in New Philadelphia after a collision on icy pavement. A fog collision in Toledo killed Mrs. Mayme Lavey, 50. Jacob Stenbert, 72, was struck and killed in Cincinnati. Andrew L. Klaus, 35, fatally injured in Newark. Francis Weaver Jr., 10, bicyclist hit by car in Coshocton.
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United Press
Cleveland
William Woerman
Paul Minter
Katherine Pryss
New Philadelphia
Toledo
Mayme Lavey
Jacob Stenbert
Cincinnati
Newark
Andrew L. Klaus
Francis Weaver, Jr
Coshocton
Peace Proposal Put Up To Mussolini
Paris dispatch reports France and Britain have agreed on a peace approach to the Italian Ethiopian War. The plan seeks an embargo on arms and related goods to pressure Italy, with Laval and Hoare delivering the proposal to Mussolini and requesting a response within 36 hours. The two nations anticipate later moves to win Germany back to the League and limit land and air armaments.
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United Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Musolini
Pierce Laval
Samuel Hoare
Laval-Hoare
Becaus
Briain
Germany
League
Laval
Hoare
Death summons Patrick Crow 62 prominent insurance man dies
Patrick Crow 62 longtime water and insurance man died at his brother's home 24 West Avenue at 7 p m Saturday after a four month illness. Born in Amherst he lived 24 years in Flxoria and spent 15 years in insurance and real estate. Former Cleveland Southwestern Traction motorman, active in Catholic groups, member of St Marys church, Knights of Columbus, and fourth degree Knight. Funeral at 9:54 a m tomorrow at St Marys Church with Rev J T Daler. interment in Amherst Catholic cemetery.
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Crow
William J. Crox
West Avenue
Amherst
Flxoria
Cleveland Southwestern Traction Line
Rere
St. Mary's Church
The
Knichits of Columbus
Srand Knicht
J. T. Daler
Oberlin Professor to Address Elyria Rotarians
Prof. Philip D. Sherman of Oberlin College will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club noon meeting at the Elks Rest. Sherman formerly belonged to the local club. Two new members were welcomed, Neely Powers of Colson Co. and M. E. Whitman of Evyria store, J C Penny Co.
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Philip D. Sherman
Oberlin College
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Sherman
Neely Powers
Colson Company
M. E. Whitman
Evyria
J. C. Penny Company
Detroit Postoffice Robbery Nets $27,900 in stamps and cash
Detroit officials report a brick vault break at the north end post office. burglars fled with a strong box containing about 27,900 dollars in stamps and money order blanks, plus 100 registered letters and 13 money order books. The entry was through a washroom window and the loot scattered on the vault floor.
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Detroit
Roscoe B. Huston
Duce Makes No Controversial Utterances During Senate
In Rome Premier Benito Mussolini avoided controversial utterances as he addressed the senate for two minutes. He assured that Italian interests Africa will be stream as detected and thanked the senate for loyalty. The session opened by Luisi Fed by the senate’s president. the government’s news broadcast ahead of Mussolini’s appearance carried proposals deemed satisfactory to Paris and Geneva.
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UPI
Benito Mui
Senate
Africa
Ione’ Luisi Fede
Xno
Tomorrex
Musso Visi
Paris
Mussolini
Buon Aioisi
Tralien
Leanne
Geneva
Burns Fatal To Well Known Elyria Girl
Miss Mase Smith a 15 year old Elyria High School graduate died after her dress caught fire from an open gas stove while visiting her sister in Cleveland. She lived at 1114 Lake Avenue and was active in church and civic work. Funeral services are planned at the Second Congregational Church with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Mase Smith
Lake Avenue
Elyria High School
Miss Smith
Ethel Gathman
East 127Th Street
Cleveland
Hums
Rainbow Girls
El-Yet Bridge Club
Edward Smith
Marie M
Katharyn
Xola
Claude
Elyria
Special Meeting Of Council Called For 7 28 P M
A special meeting of council is called for 7 28 p m today by Mayor W H Vanoster to pass legislation authorizing the appointment of an investigator and a clerk to assist Mrs Maze S Gilman in carrying relief activities here.
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W. H. Vanoster
Tang
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