Chancellor Of Austria Visits Hitler In Berchtesgaden
Berlin report says Austrian Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg met Adolf Hitler at Berchtesgaden and the discussion was described as momentous for Germany Austria relations. Baron Von Papen remains in Vienna as ambassador while Austrian and German advisers attended the talks. The visit follows the February 1 shakeup and signals potential changes in the Austrian cabinet.
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Berlin
Kurt Schuschnigg
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Austria
Baron Franz von Papen
Europe
Vienna
Guido Schmidt
Injuries Fatal To Cleveland Road Man
Carl Him, 63, died at Huron Road Hospital in Cleveland after a truck backed onto him while he supervised road work seven miles east of Elica on Cleveland Road. A Chagrin Falls road supervisor for the Metropolitan Path Board, he had lived on Cleveland Road 16 years. He is survived by his wife and three children, Marian, Winton, and Jamar. Funeral arrangements not set.
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Carl Him
Closeland Road
Elica
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Hunt
Metropolitan Path Board
Javed
Cleveland Road
Dfas
Marian
Winton
Jamar
National Tube Co Schedule For Coming Week
National Tube Company plant at Lorain will run near this week’s level next week. One blast furnace and live open hearths operate. Bessemer converter idle. rail mill runs five days starting Sunday. skelp mills idle. Butt mill No 2 runs five days from Monday. Seamless mill No 1 operates through weekend, shuts Thursday morning. Seamless mill No 8 operates two days from Monday. schedule tentative and order dependent.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Butt Mill
Seamless
Seamless Mill No. 8
Three Men Accused of Gas Station Holdups
Toledo police today held three men accused of holding up19 gasoline stations since January 1. The suspects were arrested by patrolman John McCarthy who investigated the holdups in his off duty hours. In almost every case the robbers used wire or shoestrings to tie up their victims.
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Toledo
Fes
Pisrolman
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Ohio Weather Report Forecast Tonight And Sunday
The forecast covers cloudy conditions with possible light rain tonight and Sunday as temperatures rise gradually. High pressure remains over New England and the Canadian Prairies while a low persists from Puget Sound to Wyoming and into the central plains. Rain seen in the upper Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley and Lower Lakes, with snow from the Upper Lakes westward to Idaho and rain along the Pacific coast. Temperatures generally higher across the central plains, Ohio Valley and lake region.
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Ohio
New England
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Puget Sound
Wyoming
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes
Idaho
Pacific Coast
Lake Region
Ford's Tribute to Firestone and shared past recalls
Ford mourns Firestone's death recalling long friendship with the tire pioneer. He recounts meeting Firestone in Detroit in 1895 while seeking tires for his first automobile, praises his foresight and honesty, and notes Firestone supplied the pneumatic tires that equipped Ford's early car. Ford recalls annual camping trips with Firestone and others, linking their collaboration to the tanking growth of the industry.
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Henry Ford
Harvey
Akron
Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Pford
Furstone
Luther Burbank
John Burroughs Ford
Firestone
Detroit
Livestone
Mempus
Wiy
Aviann
Wood
Ins Gonreia
Harvey Paestone
Thomas A. Ellison Luther Burbank
John Burroughs
Harding
R. J. Delack
Statesboro
Republicans To Appeal To Labor And Youth On Lincoln Birthday
Washington February 12 Republican party leaders plan Lincoln birthday events to rally labor and youth against the New Deal in the fall congressional elections. About fifty GOP leaders led by National Committee Chairman John D. Hamilton will address gatherings nationwide with the theme that Republicans have long been friends of the working man and now defend his liberty from the New Deal.
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Washington
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
National Committee
John D. Hamilton
Elyria's Only Living Civil War Veteran Remembers Lincoln
Rev John Kaley recalls nearly shaking hands with Abraham Lincoln outside the White House when he was a shy young soldier. He plans to recite Lincoln's Gettysburg Address at the Lincoln Birthday program in Cleveland and at later events honoring Lincoln and Gettysburg. Kaley, a noncombatant veteran, hopes to attend Gettysburg’s 75th anniversary gathering with government support for veterans.
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Elyria
Lincoln
Blyton
Abraham Lincoln
John Akaley
Bulatk Avenue
Cleveland
Georgetown Heights
Washingston
Washington
National Capitol
White House
Kaley
Aternoon
Gettysburg
Stev. Kaley
Weddell House
Indiana
Riv Kaley
Gettysbureg
Lorain Woman Recalls Relay Of Lincoln Assassination Message
Ninety year old Mrs Josephine Butler recollects sending the flash that Lincoln was shot from a Con nellsville telegraph office in 1865. She worked as a Morse code operator for the Pennsylvania Railroad and spent that night relaying the news to Uniontown. She recalls the wartime mood and the burden of the message as she aged.
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Lorain
Josephine Butler
Connellsville
Lincoln
Butler
Morse
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Blackstone
The
Road
Frick
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Ford
Washington
Curch
Louisville
Ife
Arraignment Delayed for Hensley in Murder Case
Edward Hensley, 22 Grafton prison farm trustee, indicted for first degree murder in the four months old attack on Miss Louwe Hornbeck, likely to have his arraignment postponed after his attorney, Mr Run dinel of Youngstown, requested delay to confer and review the indictment with his client. The prosecutor, Haward R Butler, reported the anticipated postponement following yesterday's grand jury action.
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Edward Hensley
Grafton Prison Farm Trusty
Louwe Hornbeck
Grafton
Haward R Butler
Hensley
Rundinel
Youngstown
Butler
Tim
Grand Jmy
Flensley
Butter
Two Civil War Veterans Recall Lincoln Ballot Stunt
Cadiz Ohio February 12 two veterans Sam Grimes 95 and Manon Barrett 97 recall voting thrice for Abraham Lincoln in 1860 and 1864. Barrett admits voting twice in the same election while Grimes says he was old enough for Lincoln's second term. Both men live near Cadiz and Nottingham township and remain active for their age.
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Cadiz
Lincoln
Sam Grimes
Manon Barrett
Barrett
Grimes
Mr. Lincoln
Notttingham Township
Graft Investigating Committee To Resume Its Work Next Week
In Columbus on February 12 the Ohio Senate graft investigating committee will reopen to probe the State Liquor and Highway departments. Members will examine claims that large distillers do business with the state via politicians and that the state pays inflated prices for road materials compared with counties.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Sullivan Teacher Narrowly Escapes Death
Sullivan school teacher Carl Culler, 28, was injured in an early morning collision at a Wheeling and Lake Erie crossing near Wellington. He suffered a severe facial laceration and other cuts. his car was wrecked and he was taken to Falls Clinic.
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Wellington
Carl Culler
Sullivan
Falls
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Corporation One
Culler
Youths Bound Over To Grand Jury On Serious Charge
Two youths, Ells Brown and Dale Woods, were bound over to the grand jury on burglary and larceny charges after a preliminary hearing. They allegedly stole 23 suits valued at 292 dollars and 20 dollars in cash from the Righee Clothing Co on June 30 1936, and confessed. They reportedly admitted break-ins at the Atlantic and Pacific Grocery, the Carlisle Inn, and the Marquette Cafe, with a third youth nicknamed Shim present on related offenses. Woods also disclosed possessing a pistol and serving two months for an earlier offense.
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Thalgis
Joseph Q. Petro
Ells Brown
North Street
Dale Woods
15Th Street
Righee Clothing Company
Buffalo
Make Admissions
Atlantic and Pacific
Middle Avenue
Carlisle Inn
Oberlin Road
Marquette Cafe
Bath Street
St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland
Chicago
Woods
Flood of 1987 income tax returns as deadline nears
Local deputy collector P A Radican reports a flood of 1987 income tax returns at the Elyria post office basement as the filing deadline nears. Many taxpayers, especially younger workers, file for the first time and some returns are on file for later payment. The office now opens daily through March 15 to assist taxpayers.
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P. A. Radican
Internal Revenue
Radican
Dow
Radivan
Wellington
Oberlin
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Bank
Amherst
Elyrians
Japan says it has never planned an ocean crossing navy
Tokyo reports Vice Navy Minister Isoroku Yamamoto rebutting American British and French requests for details on Japan's building program. He says Japan never contemplated a trans oceanic war and seeks equality in any naval limits, while cabinet notes prepare a reply offering possible tonnage exceptions if others accept equal terms.
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Tokyo
Cri
Japan
United Press
Navy
Isoroku Yamamoto
United States
Saamamoto
Yamamoto
Mitsumasa Yonai
Yonai
Great Briiaia
France
Local Republicans To Hear State Legion Chaplain
Rev Karl L Darkey of La Grange the state Legion chaplain speaks at the Young Men's Republican Club of Lorain County banquet at the Elks Restaurant in Elyria at 6 30 pm Thursday February 17 His topic is Communism and Its Effect on Modern Peoples Especially in the United States He is pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church La Grange and the Methodist United Church Penfield Officers will be elected and all local members urged to attend
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Karl L. Darkey
la Grange
American Legion
Young Men's Republican Club
Lorain County
Elks Restaurant
Elysia
United States
Darkey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist United Church
Penfield
Japan Orders American Flag Respected
Tokyo reports the government told units across China to respect the American flag after a protest note. It said a senior officer was sent to ensure enforcement, special officers were placed at key points, and military police reinforcements were dispatched in China.
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Tokyo
China
U S May Increase Size Of Proposed Battleships
Washington February reports indicate Japan’s refusal to disclose naval plans may lead to raising the proposed battleship tonnage. An influential House Naval Affairs Democrat said total tonnage could reach 120,000 tons, about a twenty percent increase over current figures. President Roosevelt’s target aligns with this potential expansion and Vinson has argued the U S would match any larger Japanese ships.
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United Press
Japan
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Carl Vinson
D. Ga
Vinson
United States
Deficiency Relief Bill Faces Strong House Opposition
In Washington on February 12, Chairman Edward Taylor faces opposition to a 250 million deficiency relief bill from two factions seeking either doubling or halving the sum. Admin leaders expect passage when voted by the Appropriations subcommittee next Tuesday after a brief hearing with WPA Administrator Aubrey Williams. Republican members called Williams' testimony evasive as they prepared for further questioning.
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Itm
Washington
Edward T. Taylor
Colo
House
Appropriations
Roosevelt
Taylor
WPA
Aubrey Williame
Willams
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National Tube Co
Abrahian Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln
Grand Jury
London
Paris
Foreign Office
Hirohito
State Legion
U.S
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