Norris Urges Moral Embargoes Against Japan and Russia
Sen George W Norris Ind Neb calls for moral embargoes that include foodstuffs and manufactured goods in addition to war supplies, arguing private citizens could halt all trade without government action. He opposes presidential embargo authority but supports voluntary bans, as Roosevelt conducts talks with Kennedy and Bullitt amid European tensions. The plan draws criticism from Sen Key Pittman who wants explicit congressional authorization for embargoes. The Senate, recessed, expected to swiftly pass a bill allowing financial aid next.
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Washington
U.P
George W. Norris
Ind
Neb
Japan
Russia
Norris
Roosevelt
Great Britain
William C. Bullitt
France
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Europe
London
Bullitt
Paris
State Department
Pittman
Himsel
Congress
Senate
Farley lauds Lincoln at New Salem post office shrine
Postmaster General James A. Farley paid tribute to Abraham Lincoln at the dedication of the New Salem post office housed in a restored general store once Lincoln’s first public office site from 1833 to 1836. The address, broadcast nationwide, praised Lincoln’s rise within a Democratic system and underscored character as the foundation of statesmanship. The restored shrine now serves as a people’s tribute to Lincoln’s prairie roots and enduring example.
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New Salem
James A. Farley
Abraham Lincoln
Farley
Lincoln
Foundation of Good Will
United States
Prairies
Ohio Traffic Death List Boosted
Major accidents near Portsmouth and Kenton sent Ohio's weekend toll to ten. Don Perkins, 27, and three others from Scioto Furnace died in a Route 140 crash near South Webster. Barmel Bishop, driver of the car, was jailed for investigation. another occupant was injured. An Erie train struck Be Be Barnett family members near Foraker, killing Branch Barnett and two children, while the mother Eva Barnett stayed hospitalized in serious condition. Additional fatalities occurred in Tallmadge, New Philadelphia, Columbus, and Cincinnati from separate crashes.
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United Press
Portsmouth
Kenton
Ohio
South Webster
Don Perkins
Carlos Bishop
John Smith
Scioto Furnace
O. Barmel Bishop
Earl Brandel
Bishop
Clyde Bell
Erie
Foraker
Branch Barnett
Hardin County
Barbara Barnett
James Barnett
Eva Barnett
Branch
Beatrice
Elizabeth Petri
Geneva
Tallmadge
Harry Briggs
New Philadelphia
Clarence Harris
Columbus
Edward Seibert
Cincinnati
Calendar of Monday Local Club Meetings and Events
A list of Monday gatherings across Elyria with numerous groups, including Bee Keepers, Garden Club, Rainbow, Mugwumps, 2nd Congregational, G A R, Y Debs, Y W C A, and many others. Events feature tureen suppers, talks, dances, Valentine parties, print and dinner nights, and club meetings at various streets and halls. Public invites and auxiliary posts are noted along with host names and addresses.
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Bee Keepers
George Yost
East Avenue
H. H. Peters
South Side
Gerald Leonard
Huron St
Garden Club
Martin McGill
Lorain
Muriel Ensign
Samuel Street
Sunny Side Up Club
Henry Guthman
Foster Avenue
Camera Club
F.W
Curtis Home
Sth Street
Townsend Club
Elyria Assembly Rainbow
Valentine
Knights of Columbus
King Solomon Lodge
Rollin E. Hinkson
Men's Missionary League
United , Presbyterian Church
British Empire Club
Holiness
George Link
Second Street
Elyria area notices and hospital admissions list
A lengthy roll of hospital admissions and discharges from Elyria area residents is followed by a dense schedule of church, club, and civic group meetings. The list includes names and street addresses such as Catherine Nasipak 1240 Prospect and Mrs. George Allen BR. D. No. 3, with numerous others from Kingsville to Wadsworth, and ends with community event notes and reminders for Epworth League, I O O F, Elks, Y M C A, and church circles across Elyria.
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Catherine Nasipak
Prospect Street
Frederick Smith
East Aevine
Max Kuske
Lodi Street
Paul Thimke, Jr
Olmsted Falls
Genevieve Janas
West River Street
Alton Reisinger
East River Street
James Weidig
Kingsville
Ohio
Howard Taft
East Riiver Street
Steve Orosz
Hazel Strivet
George Allen
BR. D
Max Tomesheska
Grafton
Thomas Sharkey
Fifth Street
Sharon Moore
Winckles Street
Mary Demaria
South Maple Street
Guy McConkey
Woodland Avenue
Lloyd Leimbach
Lake Avenue
Harry Howlett
William Jones
R. D
Helen Reeves
Lester Schmittgen
Virginia Shelly
Wadsworth
Henry Dickerson
Elyria
Woman's Club
W H. M.S
Methodist Church
Merritt Powell
8Th Street
2Nd Congregational
George Lamberton
Glendale Court
Golden Glow Club
Leona Harmon
St. Paul's Circle No
Henry Krieg
10Th Street
R. Dumke
Foster Avenue
Easy Aces
Ruth Ehrke
Harvard Avenue
Catholic Study Club No. 2
Ted Seward
4Th Street
Ely School
Avalons
Katherine Pronesti
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Ward Marsh
Cleveland
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
Methodist Circle
E. Jackson
Washington Avenue
Paul Wellert
Inonta
Mildred Neufer
Helen Foreman
Ann Novak
Dewey Avenue
Church of Christ Division C
S. Findlay
Spruce Street
Florence Brown
11Th Street
Legion Auxiliary
Y. W
Catholic Study Club No. 5
Mabel Hallet
Research Club
King Fauver
Columbus Street
Phillip Barr
East Avenue
Kim-Ko
Roselyn Gorski
Vermilion
Grace Aid Society
West Side Guild of
Red Cross
Benninghoff
Debonnaire Sorosis
St. Agnes
W.C. A
St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Elyria Council
Masonic Temple
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
van Duyke
Cleveland Street
Woodworth
Tigredia Social Club
Idlh Street
M. C
Luella Crosby
Alvin Landy
Baptist Church House
Arthur Huse
Royal Neighbors Tureen
P. H.C
Order of Fastern Star
Nettie Finch Webber
Mildred Cope
Second Congregational
Australian and New Zealand Troops Arrive For Service
London dispatch reports Australian Imperial Force and New Zealand Expeditionary Force units arriving in the Middle East for assigned areas. Commanders Lt. Gen. Sir Thomas Blamey and Maj. Gen. B. C. Freyberg lead the forces, suggesting divisional strength. The note mentions a British infantry division scale of about 19,000 to 20,000 men. Also brief bio of Buffalo Child Long Lance notes WWI service, gallantry award, licensed pilot and author.
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London
Middle East
War Office
Thomas Blamey
B. C. Freyberg
Senate weighs Finland credit boost and Russia policy split
The Senate planned a 5 PM vote on a bill to lift the Export-Import Bank revolving fund by 100 million dollars to extend Finland credit for non-military purchases. Public sentiment split over breaking diplomatic relations with Russia followed Roosevelt's critique calling Russia a dictatorship. senators debated whether severing ties would yield any gain or simply widen disapproval to Italy, Germany and Japan.
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Finland
Senate
United States
Russia
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
American Youth Conference
Cd Pe
Sen
Pat McCarran
Nev
Norris, and Sons
Alva B. Adams
Coin
Richard B. Russell
Italy
Germany
Japan
Norris
Lincoln and Lincoln Day speakers contrast old stagecoach mail with modern air drop
On the anniversary of Lincoln's rise, Tl. Farley and Alf M. Landon compare Lincoln's era to today. They note stagecoach travel eight hours for 20 miles, then air drops cut Springfield to 10 minutes. Landon casts Lincoln as democracy's advocate, contrasting him with Hitler and Stalin.
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Stagecoach
Springfield
New Salem
Farley Sai
Uncle Sam
Tl. Farley
Alf M. Landon
America
Farley
Landon
Lincoln
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Hitler
Stalin
Couple Married After Traffic Fine Sparks Proposal
Val Claude Leonard Cox and Miss Matila Franco faced Judge Bradley after speeding past Traffic Officer M D Bennet. The judge gave a minimum fine, and the couple, delighted by the outcome, requested a marriage from the judge, who consented.
Family search seeks relatives of man who died in Indiana
Police in Braz, Indiana, seek relatives or acquaintances of William Lewis Smith who died Saturday in Braz. Officers report Smith once lived in Elyria and the request to locate his relatives originated locally.
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Indiana
William Lewis Smith
Braz
Ind
E. J. Stankard
Smith
Elyria
Facing Charge After Liquor Influence Collision
Carl Harr of 19 Chestnut street is to be tried in police court tomorrow on a charge of operating under the influence after he sideswiped Gerald Kindall’s machine on Broad Street and collided with D R Dunlap’s car. Harr had previous offenses in 1938 and 1934. Ralph Hearna of 5074 West River Street was fined and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on intoxication charges following an arrest at 4 45 p m Saturday.
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Carl Harr
Chestnut
Tsmorrow
Magenor
TSO P. m
Broad Street
Harr
Gerald Kindall
Lake Avenue
L. C. Clark
D. R. Dunlap
Grafton
Ralph Hearna
Weat River Street
Joseph Q. Petro
New Russo German Trade Treaty Ready
Berlin reports a new Russo German trade treaty likely to be signed soon after seven weeks of talks in Berlin and Moscow. The agreement would provide reciprocal delivery of goods totaling 1 billion Reichsmarks in value. The text notes mention of tropical carpenter bees and their tree trunk homes.
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Berlin
Moscow
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John Strobel
Dennison Avenue
Pickett
Garvin Avenue
G. Huneke
St John's Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Whoopee Club
Grace Struble
Harwood Street
Sans Souci
R. Brasselle
West Bridge Street
Galaxy
Richard Horan
Denison Avenue
Tri-Sigma
Kathryn Brand
Furnace Street
Gaiety
Margaret Krugman
Clark Street
Jolly
Bunco Club
Jim Coyne
lota-Nu
Agnes Hoss
Midale Avenue
Dana Perkins
Helen McIntire
West River Road
Tri-Ko
Betey Witliams
Park Avenue
Elizabeth Wilhelmy
Epworth League
Pittsfield
Esther Ham
E. Y. W. League
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Church of Christ
Hed Cross
John Law
Tannery St
Higham
Baptist Women’s Missionary 5 Society
St. John’s Young Ladies Society
Kenneth Block
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Y. MC. A
Ammanuel Lutheran Aid Society
DR. Moriarty
DR. Pennington
Paradise
New Zealand
Buffalo Child
Long Lance
Montana
Sigrid Holman Amidon
Sth
Bulletin
Wildercraft
Broad ST
Olivia DeHaviland
Raffles
Maurice
Louise
Maurice Deluxe
Hart
Haserodt’s Jewelry Phome
Ait A
Coca-Cola CO
Elyria Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Lake Ave
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