White Urges Republicans to Defend Constitutional Government
Congressman Dudley A. White of Norwalk told Lorain County Republicans at the 33th McKinley Banquet to fight for a return to constitutional principles, to curb executive power, and to win a Senate seat. He warned of a New Deal spending pattern and called for two way reciprocity in foreign policy while criticizing farm subsidy and unemployment handling. Also featured were State Senator A. Dave Baumhart praising Bricker administration fiscal gains.
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Republican Party
Dudley A. White
Norwalk
U. S. Senate
First Methodist Church
McKinley
Senate
White
America
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
New Deal
Rhine
Europe
Willam McKinley
Ohio
South Dakota
Alussisstyy
A. Dave Baumhart
Vermilion
Congress
Baumhart
John Bricker
Bricker
Coina
Frank A. Stetson
Frank Hicks
Frank Ayres
Lorain
Silver Shirt Leader Says Dies Inquiry Could End His Legion
William Dudley Pelley told the Dies committee that the Silver Shirt Legion may fold if the committee continues its subversive activity investigations. He said the group formed because Congress would not act against subversive activity, and that ongoing exposure could erase the movement. Pelley noted he started the Silver Shirts in 1933 and claimed shifts in public mood since 1938.
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Washington, Feb
William Dudley Pelley
Dies Committee
Silver Shirt Legion
Pelley
Congress
Dies Group
Thomas
Rep
Noan Mason
Hitler
Stalin
Beam
Jerry Voorhis
D. Calif
Mine Disaster Kills 26 at French Belgian Border Mine
Twenty six men died at the Monceau Fontaine mine near Marchiennes au Port as an overheated electric motor ignited timber props and coal. Victims, believed asphyxiated, were reported in Brussels on February 8.
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Brussels
Belgium
Monceau Fontaine
Marchiennes-au-port
Ohio Weather Update With Light Rain And Snow Likely
Light rain over the south and rain or snow in the north tonight. A plateau disturbance moved south to Kansas and Oklahoma. Warmer in the central and southern plains, colder in the northwest. Last 24 hours shows light precipitation east from the Rockies into Nebraska and northern Kansas, with rain along the Atlantic coast from Virginia to Florida.
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Ohio
Kansas
Oklahoma
Atlantic States
Northern Plains
Pacific Northwest
Civic Leader William Woodbury Dies at New London
William E. Woodbury 77, longtime New London civic leader and former A C and RR agent, died after a stroke.Born in Sperer he moved to New London 45 years ago and later worked for C E Ward Co as credit and collection manager before retiring. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs. Hazel Cunningham, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 PM Sunday at Sackett Funeral Home.
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New London
William E. Woodbury
Woodbury
Sperer
A. C and ¥, RR
C. E. Ward Co
The
Ward Co
Old New
Institute On Farm Problems Here On Monday
Agricultural problems and the efforts to solve them will be discussed at the Lorain County AAA Institute next Monday at the First Methodist Church. Sponsored by the Agricultural Conservation Association and the Agricultural Extension Service, the program features talks by local and visiting farmers and officials, a Lincoln impersonation, and demonstrations.
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Lorain County Aaa Institute
First Methodist Church
Agricultural Conservation Association
Agricultural Extension Service
T. H. Breyley
County Agricultural Conservation Association
Breyley
Frank L. Hicks
Joseph Q. Petra
H. M. Leimaxer
Fairfield County
R. =. Campbell
Lorain County
Oberlin
C. J. Kummel
John Cummings
Ashland County
Paul Wainwright
Frances Eckert
Robert Miles
Miami County
John Harbor
Marie Crowell
Eaton Township
Leitaker
Carl Deeds
Amherst
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Car Crash Injures Two Near Elyria
Russell Mollison, 34, of 114 Park View Court, suffers a fractured left arm while car driven by Mollison hits a tree on Route 20 two miles east of Elyria at 2 a.m. James Pahl, 23, of 241 Oxford Avenue, sustains arm lacerations. Ben Zilch of Amherst helps pull them free. Mollison blamed a locked steering wheel after passing, accident report says. Both rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Russell Mollison
Parkview Court
James Pahl
Oxford Avenue
Mollison
Elyria
Ben Zilch
Amherst
Elynn Memorial Hospital
Parker F. Baird
R. CO
Broad Street
Mrs Lenoton Dies In 92nd Year
Mrs Lucy Ellen Langton aged 92 died at 10 30 am in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She fell and broke her hip about a week earlier. Widow of late John Langton long a clerk of Elyria township. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles W Tattersall Elyria son George Langton two generations of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Taylor Funeral Home Saturday at 2 00 pm with Rev Frank Hicks officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Lucy Ellen Langton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Tattersall
Elyria
George Langton
West River Road
Taylor
Frank Hicks
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Seek To Block Construction Of Tenn Dam
Washington reports an effort by Senator W Warren Barbour to remove the Lenoir City dam project from the Tennessee Valley Authority authorization within a 1.139 billion independent offices appropriation bill. Barbour represents Senator Taft, a leader of the Senate economy bloc, who recently left the city. The ongoing economy push also influenced a Senate vote restoring a million dollar cut to Civil Aeronautics Authority funding as part of a 12 million maintenance appropriation.
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Washington
Lenoir City
Tenn
Senate
W. Warren Barbour
N. J
Tennessee Valley Authority
Robert A. Taft
Paule
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Senate Appropriations Committee
New Principal Appointed For Ely School
The Elyria Board of Education approved Richard W. Outland of Euclid as the new Ely School principal effective February 19 or when arranged, with Warley Q. Carnicom released. Outland is described as specially prepared in elementary education, a graduate of Akron University, and near completion of a master's at Ohio State. Carnicom moves to a Garfeld Heights elementary post.
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Elyria City
Wis
Ely
Carnicom
Quiland
Euclid Board
Maston
Garfeld Heights
Farm Bureau to start Cooperative Medical Service plan
Lorain County Farm Bureau members will hear a plan for a cooperative medical service led by Mrs. H. L. Leimbach. A meeting after Dr. James Warbasse spoke at First Methodist Church outlined steps to assess health needs and possible full-time doctor or contracted physicians, funded by a monthly member fee.
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Lorain
Merritt Powell
County Farm Bureau
U S Soviet Relations Under Scrutiny by Hull
Secretary of State Cordell Hull told Senator Pittman that the United States believes the Soviet Union has not fully lived up to its obligations from 1933. He cited protests over the Communist Internationale and Moscow’s interference in internal affairs, noting mixed results from representations to the Soviet government.
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Washington
S.2
Cordell Hull
Soviet Union
U. S
Hull
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
U.S
Maxim Litvinov
Russia
Congress
Finland
Moscow
Senate
Arthur H Vandenberg
BR. Mich
State Department
Bull
Dewey Stays Secluded As Train Reaches Cleveland
Dewey's campaign train halted briefly in Cleveland as Thomas E. Dewey prepared a Portland Lincoln Day speech. He remained in his compartment, avoiding talks on politics in Ohio, citing a rule on favored son states and a packed 12 day road schedule.
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Cleveland
Thomas E. Dewey
New York County
Portland
Ore
Donald W. Hornbeck
Young Republican National Federation
Dewey
Ohio
Lem Jones
Robert A. Taft
Medina Truck Driver Released From Hospital
John Ostaff aged 29 a Medina truck driver was released from Elyria Memorial Hospital after injuries from a Route 10 collision that killed two New York drivers. He suffered severe scalp lacerations and bruises while the other two drivers were trapped in their cabs and burned as flames spread through the wreckage.
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John Ostaff
Medina
Route 10
New York
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ostaff
State to spend 8300 for Capitol stair treads
Columbus Ohio February 8 The state will spend eight thousand three hundred dollars to install safety treads on the Capitol stairs. Public Works Director Frank L Raschig said the high cost results from cutting notches in the stone and marble steps to hold the treads.
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Columbus
Frank L. Raschig
Raschig
Elyria Mayor Seeks 25 Percent Auto License Diversion
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro stated he will study the Ohio Lisgitt Act upholding its constitutionality and may request diversion of up to 25 percent of the county auto license revenue to create a relief fund for Elyria. He notes the city has relief funds through April and may seek bonds against delinquent taxes afterward.
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Petro
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
Qohiu Supreme Court
Lisgitt
Petra
Richard Horan
Supreme Court
Admeinistration
Akron
Toledo
Summit
Lyens Counties
Thousands Of Russians Reported Killed In Karelia Front
Helsinki said official communique reports several thousand Russians killed in thrusts against the Mannerheim line on the Karelian Isthmus. Finnish forces claimed gains northeast of Lake Ladoga and in Kuhmo, repelling Soviet attacks and capturing war materiel.
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Helsinki
Mannerheim
Karelian
Lake Ladoga
Kuhmo
Finland
Suomussalmi
Fearful Injury For Elyria Constable On Third Street
Louis Stolzenburg, Elyria township constable of 139 Bath Street, was seriously hurt when he fell on Third Street this morning while en route to serve regal papers. Doctors planned an X ray this afternoon to gauge hip fracture extent.
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Louis Stolzenburg
Bath Street
Elyria Township
Third Street
Regal Papers
Two Elyria executives honored as modern pioneers
Heads of Worthington Ball Company and Hershaw Chemical Company received certificates at a Cleveland dinner honoring 32 northeastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania inventors. Leaders from Canton and Elyria attended as 600 business figures gathered to praise the patent system's role in American progress.
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Elyria
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Harry M. Naugle
Worthington Ball Company
Wiliam J. Harshaw
Hare
Pittsburgh
Hallock
C. R. Hallock
Naugle
Canton
W .T. Holliday
Standard Oil Company of
National Association of Manufacturers
Associated Industries of
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Walter D. Fuller
Philadelphia
Curtis Publshing Company
Prosecutor Butler Returns Brief Visit to Office
Prosecutor Howard R. Butler, recovering since October 21 from an illness, made a brief visit to his office yesterday with wife Mrs. Butler. Friends and his physician noted no adverse effects, and Butler plans further short trips as strength returns, though he cannot yet resume full duties.
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Howard R. Butler
Butler
More Canadians For British Army
Canada sent a third contingent of active services force to England arriving safely at an undisclosed port after a crossing with only rough weather as incident. The troops proceeded immediately to Aldershot training camp for further instruction and integration with Allied forces.
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London
Canada
England
Aldershot
Canadian Active Services Force
Chamberlain Reports New Finland Aid To Commons
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that further aid to Finland is en route. He cited British and French efforts to dispatch war materials and recruit volunteers, with the first volunteers expected to leave next week. He praised Allied talks in Paris and noted strong ties between Britain and France amid ongoing war.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Finnwal
Finland
England
Supreme War Council
Paris
Chamberlain
Bond
Romania
Jugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Belgrade
Europe
Vote To Extend Reciprocal Trade Act
The House Ways and Means Committee approved extending the reciprocal trade act for three years by 14 to 10 along party lines. Democrats supported the extension. Republicans opposed. A separate excise tax reduction restriction amendment failed 14 to 11, with Rep Wesley Disney planning to offer it on the floor.
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Washington
GRH
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wesley Disney
Okla
Mrs Berle Passes At Oberlin
Mrs Mary Augusta Wright Berle 72 of New York City and Boscawan New Hampshire died at Allen Hospital after being stricken while visiting her sister Miss Etta Wright. Born September 1 1867 in Bakersfield Vermont she was daughter of the late Dr George Frederick Wright. She graduated Oberlin College in 1889 and taught at an Indian school in 1891 before marrying Dr Adolph Augustus Berle. Survived by children A A Berk Jr Cassius M Clay Rudolph P Berle Lins W Berle and sisters Elta M Wright and Helen M Wright. Private funeral services were held today at the Sedgeston Pacers.
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Oberlin, O
Mary Augusta Wright Berle
New York City
Boscawan
N. H
Allen Hospital
Etta Wright
Bakersfield
Vermont
George Frederick Wright
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin College
Oahe
M. D
Adolph Augustus Berle
Boston
Chicago
Salem
Mass
Tufts College
Berle
Berie
A. A. Berk, Jr
Cassius M. Clay
Washington, D. C
Rudolph P. Berle
Lins W. Berle
Elta M. Wright
Oberlin
Helen M. Wright
Lakwood
Sedgeston Pacers
Van @er Py
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Britain
Legion
Institute On
Farm Bureau
Claudia Bullivant
Zion
Ill
Fear Constable
Commons
Bulletin
Mrs. Berle
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