U S Refuses To Apologize To Germany
Washington report notes U S will not apologize for Ickes speech and warns Germany may strain or sever relations. Welles rebuke targets German controlled press. Roosevelt will not back down and may press the Friendship treaty to protect Americans in Germany. Proceedings hinge on German government response.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Germany
Sumner Welles
Welles
Ickes
Roosevelt
Hans Thomsen
H. Dieckhoff
Thomsen
Cleveland
Woodrow Watson
Hitler to Decide Germany's Answer to U.S. Rebuke
Berlin reports say Adolf Hitler will personally determine Germany's reply to the United States blunt rejection of a Nazi protest over the Ickes attack. Private talk hints at possible break, but officials note potential harm to German trade. press silence suggests Nazi leaders have not yet chosen a course.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Germany
United States
Hachtausgabe
Adolf Hitler
Harold L. Ickes
Sumner Welles
Weather summary for Ohio and surrounding region
General rain stretched from Texas to the Lower Lakes with freezing rain reported in Ohio and Lower Michigan. Snow fell in the Lake region as the Central Valleys warmed while the Central and Northern Plains grew colder. High pressure dominated the Atlantic coast with western highs over the Pacific and Mountain States.
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Ohio
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Manitoba
Lake Superior
Texas
Lower Lakes
Michigan
Lake
Plains
National Society Formed to Lead Crippled Children Work
A new organization the National Society for Crippled Children of the United States of America Inc. will begin operations from its Columbus headquarters on January 1. Incorporators Paul H. King E J Howenstine and A H Thompson plan to integrate with the International Society for Crippled Children which founded the movement in Elyria and will retain its headquarters there. The two bodies will operate separately yet share officers, and The Crippled Child magazine will continue under the International Society with editor Miss Vivian Hackett.
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Crippled Children’s Movement
Cripled Children’s Movement
Eigrin
National Society For Crippled Children of the United States of America, Inc
Columbus
Paul H. King
Detroit
International Society For Crippled Children
E. J. Howenstine
Elyria
International Society
A. H. Thompson
Thompson
National Society
Vivian Hackett
Rescue Dog Patsy Is Saved From Frigid Black River
Patsy a collie shepherd owned by Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Fritzsche, was rescued from the Black River near the Washington Avenue bridge after stepping on thin ice. Elyria firefighters with a quadruple truck and park warden John Madock, lowered by rope, pulled the dog to safety after about a half hour in the water. Mrs. Fritzsche thanks the rescuers and hopes Patsy suffers no ill effects.
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Patsy
Allan W. Fritzsche
Washington Avenue
Black River
Elyria
John Madock
Old Age Pension Checks In Mails
Ohio State officials rushed December old age pension payments to 112,000 recipients totaling 2,571,522.53 dollars with half funded by federal sources. Deputy State Auditor George Harris and staff worked overnight to mail checks in time for Christmas Day.
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Columbus
George Herris
M. Ray Allison
Joseph T. Ferguson
Hopkins Named Successor To Sec'v Roper
President Roosevelt named Harry L. Hopkins to be Secretary of Commerce amid cabinet reshuffle. Col F C Harrington designated to head the Works Progress Administration while Aubrey Williams remains Deputy Administrator to lead the National Youth Administration. Hopkins requires Senate confirmation. Roper’s resignation takes effect soon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Commerce
Mr. Roosevelt
Col
F. C. Harrington
West Point
Aubrey Williams
National Youth Administration
Spiehen T. Early
Harrington
Cummings
Rush Continues At Postoffice In Elyria
Elyrians send markedly more Christmas mail than last year with totals more than 50 000 higher. Late mail may miss Christmas delivery unless addressed nearby. Special delivery advised for late items. Parcel post and stamp windows reopen tomorrow after noon until 6 p.m. Registry postal savings and money order windows close at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
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Elyrians
C. J. Sartor
Elyria
Franco's Armies Begin Thrust In Catalonia War
Burgos Spain December 23 Franco’s armies launched four rapid offensive thrusts against Loyalist defenses in Catalonia aiming to smash the Republican stronghold and hasten the Civil War end. Generalissimo Francisco Franco ordered large scale operations at eight in the morning.
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Burgos
Spain
Catalonia
Francisco Franco
Parcel Post Packages Looted by Two Brothers
Cincinnati police arrested Walter Smith 21 and Henry Smith 15 for questioning in a case of looting more than 500 Christmas parcel post packages at a downtown postal station. A milk bottle finger paint left by burglars, traced to the elder Smith, ties him to the crime. he is a paroled convict.
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Cincinnati
Walter Smith
Henry Smith
Man shoots to defend evergreens in fatal home theft
William Case, 84, of Columbia Township, shot at two car occupants late at night guarding his evergreen grove. William Rousseau, 37, died from pellet wounds, Mae Rousseau, 29, injured. Case faces possible manslaughter charges as the sheriff reviews the case for the grand jury. The couple had come to buy a tree for Christmas.
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William
Case
Columbia Township
William Rousseau
Mae
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Boone Road
Evergreen Grove
Martin
Carl R. Finegan
Howard R. Butler
Charles Hale
Columbia Station
Roy
Texas
Clarence
Rochester
N.Y
Rousseaus
Cleveland
Rousseau
Calvin Kinsley
Route 57
Grafton
Albert Stebbins
Finegan
Stebbins
Hudak
Hts
Sheriffs Department
Lyman Hitchcock
Columbia
Jung
Nichols Funeral
J. W. Rose
Willis Hitchcock
Grafton Township
Greegers Greenhouse
Hitchcock
Penna
Grove City
Lorain County
Butler
Sherif
Elyria
L. B. Brown
Kenneth Martin
Catherine Dovas
Santa Visits Gates Hospital Crippled Children Gift Distribution
At Gates Hospital for Crippled Children an enthusiastic group of twenty-two patients awaits Santa Claus for the annual gift distribution Sunday. Miss Isabelle Hasley, social service director, oversees gifts chosen to suit each child’s needs as some cannot use certain items. A 17 year old and four babies under eight months are among the patients, while one boy progress sees him hoping to walk soon with a football.
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Santa Claus
Gates Hospital
Santa
Isabelle Hasley
Miss Hasley
Boy Killed by Truck in Canton Suburb
Six year old Joseph Crum, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony B Crum, died after being struck by a bakery truck in front of his Canton home yesterday.
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Canton, O
Joseph
Anthony B. Crum
Mrs Mary A Johnson Dies at 100 in Marion
Marion Ohio reports Mrs Mary A Johnson the oldest resident of Marion county died in Marion after a 12 week illness at age 100. The death occurred December 23 in Marion.
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Marion, O
Mary A. Johnson
Marion County
Dangerous Rescue In Heavy Seas Near New York
The American freighter Schodack completed a dangerous rescue at dawn 550 miles east southeast of New York. Twenty people and two women aboard the sinking Norwegian tanker Smaragd were saved after a night vigil alongside the stricken ship. All hands, including the captain, were evacuated by lifeboats crewed by Schodack members.
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New York
Schodack
Smaragd
Radio Marine
Chatham
Mass
Smaragh
Suggest Ways To Aid Ailing Railroads
Washington December 23 Roosevelt's railroad committee urged a national transportation policy to equalize treatment across all transport modes. It called for centralizing rate making under the Interstate Commerce Commission and revising rules to cover all forms of transportation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rail Management
Rail Union
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Hensley Case Slated For Hearing January Fifth
The court of appeals tentatively sets January 5 for the hearing of Edward Hensley’s first degree murder conviction. Graf ton prison farm trusty, sentenced to life for the October 1937 murder of Miss Louise Hornbeck, will be considered in Akron where the court is in session. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler says the state will present its case. defense attorney D. F. Rendinell of Youngstown has not yet confirmed attendance.
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Court of Appeals
Edward Hensley
Grafton Prison Farm Trusty
Louise Hornbeck
Akron
Howard R. Butler
D. F. Rendinell
Youngstown
Butler
Rendinell
Burglar Leaves His Social Security Card In Discarded Trousers
Cleveland police report a burglary at Mrs. Sarah Givelber Dry Goods Store where Robert Coleman aged 21 was jailed on suspicion after police found his social security card in a discarded pair of pants. The intruder had changed into a fresh pair from the store and left the old ones behind.
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Cleveland
Robert Coleman
Sarah Givelber
Coleman
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