Indict Maneff In Grafton Murder Case
The Grand Jury indicted Alex Maneff of Homestead Pennsylvania for murder in the attack murder of Miss Louise Hornbeck of Grafton. Maneff, 23, will be arraigned Friday morning in common pleas court to enter his plea during the five day investigation report. The jury heard four more witnesses and reconvened at the county jail after lunch before preparing their report.
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Alex Maneff
Homestead
Penna
Louise Hornbeck
Grafton
Common Pleas Court
Howard R. Butler
Gratton
Navarre
Ulc
Robbers Seize $6,981 In Payroll Holdup At Cleveland
Three men held 109 employees at bay at the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co main warehouse in Cleveland as two men covered workers with pistols. A third forced Paymaster A J Smith to hand over a payroll package from the bank. An accomplice waited outside in a waiting car.
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Cleveland O
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
A. J Smith
Poyroll
Amnesia Victim Tries To Pick Up Threads Of Memory
Cincinnati resident James Saunders a 47 year old amnesia victim who vanished May 17 1935 returned home after two and a half years and is now reviewing old papers and photos to reconstruct his life He recalls his wedding but not his wartime overseas or earlier life He believes an adjusted neck vertebra helped restore memory and plans to learn more about his past from his wife Kathryn
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Cincinnati
James Saunders
Saunders
Kathryn
Red Wood City
Calif
Batesville
Ind
Callahan Appointed to Police Dept in Elyria
Francis M. Callahan, 26, of 146 Elbe Street, was appointed today by Service Director I. D. Faxon as one of four new patrolmen for the Elyria Police Department. Callahan, born in Elyria and a crane operator at The National Tube Company, has a 91 percent civil service rating and resides with his widowed mother, Mrs. Sarah Callahan. He is unmarried.
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Francis M. Callahan
Elbe Street
I. D. Faxon
Police Department
Faxon
Civil Service Commission
Callahan
Robert Schwartz
Elyria
Elyria High School
National Tube Company
Sarah Callahan
Lorain Woman Killed in Head-On Crash Near Salem
Miss Kathleen Roberts, 33, of Lorain Ohio, died when her car collided head on with another near Salem. Passengers Miss Agnes Nealson, 25, of Lakewood and Anthony Demmerle, 22, of Cleveland, and driver David T. Morgan, 53, of Perry, Ohio, were injured.
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Salem, O
Kathleen Roberts
Lorain
Agnes Nealson
Lakewood
Anthony Demmerle
Cleveland
David T. Morgan
Perry, O
British Cabinet In Emergency Session
London officials report the British cabinet met in emergency session to consider action in protest against Japanese attacks on British warships. The session aims to present a coordinated response and signals heightened wartime urgency.
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London
Weather Ohio mixed precipitation forecast update
Mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of sleet or snow in western and southern areas Wednesday and in the extreme southwest tonight. Warmer in the southwest on Wednesday. High pressure remains over the Great Lakes and west to the northern Rockies as the southwestern low shifts to southern Texas. Snow observed in Colorado with freezing rain extending east to Illinois. temperatures fall in the Southern Plains, little change elsewhere.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Rockies
Texas
Plains
Colorado
Illinois
Fate of Americans in Panay attack slowly clarified
Shanghai dispatch details confirmed deaths and wounds among Americans and foreigners after the Panay incident. Known killed include Charles Lee Ensminger and Sandro Sandri. several wounded with varying injuries. Survivors aboard British gunboat Bee identified, along with listed Americans and foreign correspondents missing or ashore.
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Charles Lee Ensminger
Panay
Lucille O. Ensminger
Ocean Beach
Calif
Sandro Sandri
James J. Hughes
Washington, D. C
A. F. Anders
Vallejo
John A. Bonkoski
Conshohocken
Raymond L. Browning
Los Angeles
John A. Dirnhofer
Syracuse
N. Y
Joseph A. Granes
Rochester
Thomas Coleman
Lisbon
William T. Hoyle
Balsam
N. C
Vernon F. Puckett
Corsicana
Tex
J. W. Pickering
Cadiz
Standard Oil Co
Cc. C. Vines
British American Tobacco Co
George Atcheson, Jr
J. Hall Paxton
Frank N. Roberts
John L. Hodge
Siluria
Ala
P. J. Broderick
Urbana
Chinese Customs Administration
Roy Squires
Seattle
Eric Mayell
Fox Movietons
Hollywood
Norman Alley
Universal News Reel
C. H. Carlson
Waterbury
Conn
Standard of Steamship
Meiping
Norman Soong
Honolulu
New York Times
Weldon James
United Press
Nanking
G. M. McDonald
London Times
Albert Ros
Luigi Barzini
Italia
Apology From Japan on Panay Attack Sought by U S Officials
Washington reports indicate Roosevelt would be satisfied by a formal Japanese apology for the Panay destruction and a pledge to prevent a recurrence. Tokyo delivered a four point note promising indemnity, punishment of those responsible, and safeguards against future attacks. The note followed a U S protest and highlighted Japan’s urgency to settle the dispute amid broader China and Nanking developments.
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United Press
Washington
Hirohito
Japan
United States
Roosevelt
State Department
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
Grew
Keni Hirota
Panay
Standard Oil
Britain
Fumimaro Konoye
China
Peiping
Nanking
Foreign Office
Fined For Drunken Driving Of Plane In Ayden
New York aviator Bill Michaelson paid a 10 dollar fine and costs in recorder's court for drunken driving of an airplane. He received a 60 day road gang sentence suspended on condition he pays damages for a damaged electric light pole and refrains from flying in the area for two years. His stunt included dives and spins ending with a pole punch and a crash into a pine tree. One passenger suffered a minor shoulder wound.
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AYDEN
N. C
Bill Michaelson
New York
Recorder’s Court
New Yorker
Michaelson
Japan Warns West to Withdraw Ships to Avoid Attack
Shanghai dispatches report Admiral Yarnell rejects withdrawl pleas and vows to keep US ships in Chinese waters to protect lives and property. Japanese authorities urged removal of foreign warships from danger zones as rescue efforts continued for Panay and other vessels with two dead and eight wounded.
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Japan
U. S
Britain
Shanghai
Harry E. Yarnell
United States
China
Oahu
Admiral Yarnell
Yarnell
Leaders Face Four Barriers As Farm Bill Nears Vote
Washington December 14 four remaining barriers confronted administration leaders in the Senate as they pursued a final vote on the farm bill. The four issues included financing the program, admin expenses, dairy farmers protections against crop control features, and two substitute amendments aimed at recapturing export markets and stabilizing the domestic market.
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Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
D. Ky
Elyria Fire Devastates Dry Goods Store. Loss Near 100000
A major blaze at Elyria Dry Goods Co. on Broad Street caused extensive damage to the store and adjoining Hecock Block. Officials estimate near 100000 in losses, with significant stock, equipment, and water damage across nearby buildings. Firemen fought the flames for hours, noting possible repairs instead of total collapse.
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Elyria
Elyria Dry Goods Company
Broad Street
Hecock
Frank Berson
William A. Ely
Berson
Whrther
Claude E. Blanchard
Ely
W. N Bates
Elyria Dry Goods
Bates
Miller United Shoe Company
O. O. Ellingwood
New York
Joe Loftus
Depot Street
Loftus
New York Central Station
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Elyria- Dry Goods Company
J. B. Seward
Will F. Hall
Hall
J. C. Penney Company
M. Wise
Sprinkler System Extinguishes Fire At Wellington
An automatic sprinkler in the Wellington Machine shop on the second floor extinguished a blaze at 2 a m, limiting damage to 300 dollars. Marshal Chester Eglin discovered the fire and noted the system rapidly subdued the flames. no fire department was called. Roy and Vern Clisby own the shop.
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Wellington
Chester Eglin
Roy
Vern Clisby
Fire destroys shed near Wellington home
Firefighters from Wellington responded to a shed fire adjoining Mrs. Elizabeth Jones’s house in Penfield. The shed was destroyed, with an estimated loss of 500 dollars. Fire Chief Lynn Coates said the blaze did not spread to the house or nearby structures, and the cause remains undetermined.
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Wellington, CO
Elizabeth Jones
Penfield
Lynn Coates
Wellington
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Yanetse River
James J. Huces
Emile P. Cassie, Jr
Bemis H Buiwerse
John W. Geist
Clark G. Grazier
Arthur F. Anders
F. M. Callahan
Police Dept
U.S
Acme
Michael J. McDermott
McDermott
State Departments
Bulletin
Army
War
Navy
Augusta
Charles L. Ensminger
Italy
Little Panay
Hohsien
Bee
Wuhu
Ladybird
Hodzu
Elsie Yancer
Harris
Donald
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