Argentina Mexico Rival For Leadership At Pan American Conference
Lima Peru December 13 rivalry between Argentina and Mexico for leadership among Latin American republics marked the eighth Pan American Conference. The US avoided leadership bids, while Argentina opposed direct mediation in the Spanish Civil War and Mexico pushed to end it. Argentina and the United States showed unexpected cooperation.
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Lima
Peru
Argentina
Mexico
United States
Memorial for Davey at Capitol planned on State House grounds
In Columbus, an plan to plant two elm trees and install a bronze tablet memorial to Governor Davey on the Ohio State House grounds received approval. D. Grove of Davey Tree Expert Co says 1009 employees back the tribute, to be placed near the McKinley monument at the west entrance, with no other Ohio governor monument existing on the grounds.
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Columbus. O
Martin L. Davey
Carl C. Wahl
Public Works
Ohio State House
Davey
D. @. Grove
Davey Tree Expert Co
Grove
McKinley
State House
Ohio
Farm Women Plan Campers Party for Winter Event
Preparations for the annual Winter party of farm women campers set February 14 as the date. The event will be at Valley City with Lorain and Medina County women joining, led by a committee including Mrs. Scheafer and Mrs. Minich. Open to previous Camp Crag attendees, their husbands, and others interested in next summer's camp, the Valentine party features a recreational program led by Max Drake.
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Frances Eckert
Valley City
Lorain
Medina County
A. d. Scheafer
Belden
O. J. Minnich
Elyria
Virgil Burris
Camp Crag
Max Drake
Lorain County fruit growers plan January and February meetings
County agricultural extension agent C I Hummel announced a series of Lorain County fruit grower meetings starting next month. January 17 features T H Parks and C Allison on insect and disease control, February 24 features Frank Beach, with a possible mid between-session for apple and potato grading study. More than 30 growers attended the first vocational school on fruit growing at Amherst school, with weekly Monday sessions at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. I Hummel
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
C. Allison
Frank Beach
Hummel
Amherst
Plans To Retire War Admiral Abandoned
War Admiral will race next season after owner Samuel D. Riddle announced plans to retire the horse after the Widener Challenge Cup on March 4 at Hialeah Park were abandoned due to the horse's good physical condition. Prolonged hostilities in China have influenced other plans, including Manchuria's five year plan.
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Lexington
Seabiscuit
Samuel D. Riddle
Riddle
Hialeah Park
Fla
Death Record Hastings 68 of Cleveland Dies After Illness
David Lewis Hastings 68 of Cleveland died this morning at City Hospital after a four month illness. Born in La Grange in October 1870, he had lived in Cleveland 30 years after moving from Elyria. Survived by wife Margaret, brother Earl Hastings, sisters Mrs. Fred Lawrence and Mrs. Harry Pounds of Elyria, and several nieces and nephews. Calling at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Arrangements to be announced.
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David Lewis Hastings
Cleveland
City Hospital
la Grange
Elyria
Margaret
Earl Hastings
Fred Lawrence
Harry Pounds
Sudro- Curtis
Funeral services for Mrs Edna McIntosh
Avon Lake Ohio December services set for Mrs Edna McIntosh of Forest Drive with rites at Lang Funeral Home Cleveland and Avon Lake Congregational Church. Burial at Elmhurst Cemetery Avon. Women’s League of the Avon Lake Congregational invited to attend in a body.
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Avon Lake, O
Edna McIintosh
Forest Drive
Lang Funeral Home
Lorain Street
West 95Th Street
Cleveland
Avon Lake Congregational Church
Elmhurst Cemetery
Avon
Women's League of the
Avon Lake
Penny Morgan operated Elyria Avenue brothel with high takings
State witnesses testified Penny Morgan ran two brothels, Elyria Avenue and Oberlin Avenue, with high nightly receipts. Residents described constant traffic and a stream of patrons. A Lorain maid testified she handled meals, admissions, and collected money, with Oberlin profits sometimes reaching 100 dollars a night.
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Penny Morgan
Miss Morgan
Elyria Avenue
Oberlin Avenue
John Kasco
Dallas Avenue
Joseph Kuzner
East 32Nd Street
Lorain
Perry Royal
Penfield Juntion
Penny
Kasco
Rose Celano
Mary Kosach
Steve Kosach
Mary Urbanek
Don Down
Joseph Ign
Gust Gailes
Oberlin Avenue Place
Contracts Set For Locomotive Cranes
Navy Department awards total 278923 dollars for 13 locomotive cranes for naval expansion. Orton Crane and Shovel Co of Chicago gets 178410 dollars for eight 40 ton cranes. Ohio Locomotive Train Co of Bucyrus, Ohio receives 100513 dollars for five 30 ton cranes.
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Washington
Dec
U.P
Navy Department
Orton Crane and Shovel Co
Chicago
Ill
Ohio Locomotive Train Co
Bucyrus, C
Acquittal in tarring and feathering case ends trial
Marietta Ohio December 13 an eight by twelve person jury acquitted Wesley Hasley and eight Hasley relatives of kidnapping tarring and feathering evangelist Joseph A Dixon on his wedding night. Dixon 42 itinerant Nazarene Evangelist said his wife Opal Hasley 20 disapproved of the marriage.
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Marietta
Joseph A. Dixon
Dixon
Wesley Hasley
Hasley
Opal Hasley
Mmbers
State Utilities Commission Orders Lorain Bus Route Ruling
RULE ON BUS SERVICE COLUMBUS, C., Dec. 13 The State Utilities Commission today ruled that public convenience necessitates bus service between Lorain and Penfield Junction and gave the Lake Shore Coach Company 1 days to meet the demand with the stipulation that unless it did so the application of the employer Transit Lines, Inc., of Lorain would be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission Today
Lorain
Penfield Junction
Lake Shore Coach Company
Transit Lines, Inc
Scout Troop 105 Welcomed. Den Awards Highlight Meeting
Charles Crehore and Roger Evans joined Scout Troop 105 with certificates from David Evans and greetings from E. P. Gates. Den No. 6 won the Cub Den Trophy. six awards went to Den No. 1 under Harry Koplin. Bronze badges were given to several scouts, with Lion and Bear badges to others. Den Chiefs presented numerous badges and a Bobcat card went to Hugh Windsor. Dens performed songs, sketches and stunts, with music by a quartet and a violin solo. Mayor Petro, Thomas G. Allen, and Richard Newcomb spoke, as opening and closing duties were led by Den Chiefs Charles Conrad and Ray McNeal.
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Pat Sinnott
Charles Crehore
Roger Evans
Scout
David Evans
E. P. Gates
Den
den No. 6
Henry W. Ingersoll, Jr
den No. 1
Harry Koplin
Neil Henson
Bill Wehrhoff
Robert Wilson
Roger Amidon
Herbert Carlson
Robert Ohlemacher
Ward Young
David Davies
Russell Rosenall
Paul Irion
Joseph B. Watson
Keith Wurster
John Ingersoll
den No. 3
Bob Stevenson
den No. 5
Arthur Collins
Philip Daykin
Donald Daykin
William Graw
Charles Evans
Ray McNeal
Harold West
den No
den No. 7
den No. 8
Bill Howenstine
John Smale
Douglas Hines
Joseph Q. Petro
Thomas G. Allen
Firelands Area Council
Richard Newcomb
Charles Conrad
Owens Seeks Unified Labor Movement at Denison
Granville Ohio December 13 John Owens state CIO chief and president of the United Mine Workers in Ohio urged reconciliation of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations He said CIO adherents will require adoption of their policies but stressed a unified labor front if the AFL accepts laborers rights principles
Opposes Profit Sharing Plan As National Policy
Charles P. Cooper of American Telephone and Telegraph opposed a national profit sharing policy before a Senate finance subcommittee. He argued profit sharing should not be endorsed as policy and condemned incentive taxation as unsound, noting industry wide adoption would not be helpful. Teetor of Indiana auto parts urged flexible development without government regulation as hearings closed and report preparation began.
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Washington
Charles P. Cooper
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Senate Finance Subcommittee
Cooper
Lothair Teetor
Indiana
Teetor
Congress
Robber Suspect Identified By Photo In Franklin Case
David Gross 29, of Venango County, Pa., held in Lebanon Ohio on charges of robbing a Sebring bank, was identified by photographs as one of two bandits who robbed a chain grocery in Franklin on December 3. Manager Lloyd Stroup named Cross from photos as the gunman who forced six customers into a corner and grabbed cash. The pair fled to Ohio, where the Sebring bank was later robbed. Cross and a companion are held on $25,000 bond.
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Franklin
David Gross
Venango County
Lebanon
Sebring, Q
Lloyd Q. Stroup
The
Stote
Cross
Ohio
Sebring
Russell Schmittgen Receives State Embalmer License
Announcement states Russell Schmittgen has received his state license as an embalmer after passing the state exam last month. He completed two years of training under S. R. Nichols and a year of study at the Cleveland College of Embalming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Schmittgen
Schmittgen
S. R. Nichols
Cleveland College of Embalming
Books to be sent from Moscow to Far North stations
Thousands of books are to be dispatched from Moscow to Soviet Arctic stations and districts in the Far North, expanding reading access for personnel and residents.
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Moscow
All Subdivisions Must Consent To Relief Notes
County commissioners stated they cannot issue relief notes without unanimous subdivision consent and four subdivisions have refused. The issue now rests with the subdivisions to decide financing. They were told to contact County Prosecutor Howard R. Butler for procedures. Current relief funds may cover the year and into January. Subdivisions should prepare to issue notes under the last relief law, with repayments drawn from malt, admissions, and public utilities taxes.
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Howard R. Butler
Eden Visited White House With Roosevelt
Capt Anthony Eden former British foreign secretary met President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the White House for about 45 minutes accompanied by Sumner Welles. Eden said the visit was enjoyable and planned tea with Mrs Eden later, as crowds gathered outside.
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Washington
Anthony Eden
Roosevelt
White House
Eden
Sumner Welles
State Department
Mr. Roosevelt
National Press Club
Lady Lindsay
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Edens
Hitch-Hiker Killed Near Van Wert Ohio
An unidentified hitch-hiker about 40, well dressed, died in a hospital after being struck on a highway five miles east of Van Wert. Believed from Fort Wayne Indiana, the man was hit last night. Miss Mina Eichler of Fort Wayne drove the car and was not detained by authorities.
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van Weert
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mina Eichler
Auto Plants To Go On 32 Hour Week
Flint officials said Buick and Chevrolet plants will cut work schedules from 40 to 32 hours weekly in response to a union demand that had threatened plant picketing, marking a shift in local auto labor arrangements.
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Flint
Mich
Buick
Chevrolet
Warrants Issued For Arrest Of Drug Company Heads
New York December 13 United States Commissioner Garrett W. Potter issued warrants for the arrest of F Donald Coster president of McKesson and Robbins Inc and two others over an alleged 18 million dollar shortage in the drug company's listed assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Garrett W. Potter
F. Donald Coster
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
College Cage Scores Roundup From Shaky OCR List
A dusty OCR summary lists college basketball results with many unreadable or misprinted team names. Notable scores include Wittenberg 52 beating an opponent 15, Dartmouth 41 over Providence 24, Iowa State 43 over Grinnell 38, and Ball State 28 versus Eartharin 26. Numerous entries are unclear or garbled.
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Albright
New River
Kanawha
Purdue
Monmouth
Ss. F. Austin
Mice
SM. U
N. Texas State
Iowa Teachers
Coe
Anderson
Ywuntington
Ball State
Eartharin
Dobie Steps Down as Boston College Coach
Boston December 13 Gil Dobie will not seek another season as head football coach at Boston College. He resigned after a Boston College decision and his contract still runs a year. Alumni had charged his methods were old fashioned for a big time eleven. A meeting of the graduate advisory board was expected to discuss the situation soon.
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Boston
Gil Dobie
Boston College
Dobie
Cornell
Graduate Advisory Board
Contents Of Letters Of Mrs Hahn Not Made Public
Cincinnati dispatch reports four envelopes left by Anna Marie Hahn, first Ohio woman electrocuted, remained unreadable to public as attorneys Houdin and Bolsinger opened them without disclosure. Earlier, lawyers indicated belief she had confessed.
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Cincinnati
Anna Marie Hahn
Ohio
Joseph Houdin
Hiram Bolsinger
Pension Fund Shortfall Ties State to Debts
Columbus reports that December pension payments for Ohio’s 112000 dependents will leave the pension fund $1700000 in debt. Finance director M Ray Allison said December checks are being written with funds borrowed from the general fund after the Social Security board withheld October contributions. The board resumed November and December payments but did not provide October funds, causing the shortfall. Auditor Ferguson expected December checks to be mailed so pensioners receive them by Christmas.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
M. Ray Allison
Social Security Board
Allison
Joseph T. Ferguson
Two Injured In Traffic Crashes
Two persons sustained injuries in separate traffic crashes reported to the sheriff's department. John Szabo, 27, of Griswold road, is in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a collision on West River road. Virginia Taylor, 27, of Townline road, escaped injury in the same wreck. Ralph Reach, 56, of Oberlin, suffered a back injury and was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital after his car left Route 20 four miles west of Elyria.
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Sheriff’s Department
John Szabo
Griswold Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West River Road
Elyria
Virginia Taylor
Townline Road
Miss Taylor
Ralph Reach
Oberlin
Collision on Broad Street Damages Two Cars
Harold S. Bates of 116 Chase Street and Francis Barnes of 1013 West Avenue were slightly damaged in a Broad Street collision yesterday evening around 6 p.m. The wreck involved a vehicle rolling over three times.
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Harold S. Bates
Chase Street
Francis Barnes
West Avenue
Broad Street
Worried Health Symptoms for Years Promoted By World's Tonic
A local man credits World's Tonic with relief from years of constipation headaches indigestion and nervousness. He explains how cleansing the bowels aids the intestinal tract and acts as a mild diuretic, and notes friends observed his improved energy after starting the remedy. Sale points list Phillips Standard and Muir's drug stores.
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William Meltzer
West Ave
Phillips Drug Store
Phillips’ Standard
Muir's
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England
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