Armaments Race Deepens As Naval Plans Reported
News reports from Washington on February 24 describe a widening naval program debate. Key figures like Cordell Hull defend US defense needs while Japan's notes raise fears of a global arms race and renewed shipbuilding, including Vinson Bill ships and allied coordination claims.
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Washington
Rougevelt
United States
Creat Pirate
France
Japan
Cordell Hairll
Tokyo
Weather Ohio: Cold Fronts Spread Across Plains
The Ohio Valley will see fair conditions easing to much colder temperatures with Tuesday partly cloudy. A low moved from the upper Mississippi valley toward the New England coast, bringing air over the region and snow over the upper lakes. The high over the Canadian prairie provinces intensified, with a 31.02 inch pressure reading near Prince Albert Saskatchewan, spreading across the plains as temperatures fall. Low pressure persists near Puget Sound with heavy suns reported from California and Oregon stations.
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Ohio
Mississippi Valley
New England
Ohio Valley
Canadan
Prairie Provinces
Prince Aléria
Saskatchewan
Puget Sound
Manyalifornia
Oregon
Mercury Reached 70 Degrees In Ohio Sunday
A Sunday warm spell swept Ohio with readings near 68 to over 70 degrees breaking February records. Showers amid a warm front spread from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. unseasonably mild conditions prompted Easter parade spectators to linger outdoors while forecasts warned of a cool, unsettled pattern tonight and tomorrow.
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Ohio
Columbus. O
St. Valentine’s Iury
Ghia
Evercoats
Misher
Ife
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Deep South
Florida
California
Remembrance of Lincoln Funeral Train Sighted by Boy in 1865
Frank LB Fludson recalls watching Lincoln's funeral train pass through Grafton on its way to Springfield Illinois in spring 1865. He was 2 years old at the time and living in Belden. The train carried a black draped car containing the President's body, viewed on a regular passenger service rather than a special train. Hudson, nearly 87, lives with his daughter at 326 Cornell Avenue and still vividly remembers the event decades later.
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Lincoln
Frank LB. Fludson
Grafton
Springfield
Ilinois
Hudson
Belden
Peter P. Kolinski
Cornell Avenue
Gratton
California Storm Ravages State As Floods And Falls Strike
Rains blizzards and high winds lash California with floods and outages. Snow drifts halt highways and rail lines while levees hold against swollen rivers. Rescue crews rush to stranded passengers as isolation and evacuations spread from Dunsmuir to Knights Landing. Two deaths reported over the weekend, with total storm toll rising.
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San Francisco
California
Weather Bureau
Sterimento
San Jloaquin
Tonerebe
Sacramento Delta
Isleton
Starkton
Stockton
Stanishtus
Rex
Storkton
Redding
Oregon
Dunsmuir
Cantera
Castella
Wreka
Pacific Coast
Tony Sparcevich
Bridgeport
Mono Gounty
Nicholas Runn
Muir Beach
Flood Waters Cover Mich Lowlands
Flood waters covering hundreds of miles of Michigan lowlands forced more than 700 families to flee their homes after torrential rains. Damage ran into hundreds of thousands of dollars as industrial plants were inundated and major highways in the lower peninsula flooded. Rescue crews from state police highway workers and local officials led evacuations.
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Detroit
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Seven Persons Injured In Auto Accidents Across County
Seven people were injured in multiple auto accidents reported to the sheriff's department. The most serious crash occurred near Wellington on Route 82 involving a car with three passengers, two drivers and a truck. Raymond Brooks, 4, sustained a brain concussion and remained unconscious. Roy Brooks, 26, suffered a broken arm, Musvations and James Arndt, 28, owner of the car, had lacerations. The cars were badly wrecked and the injured were taken to Mansfield Clinic. In a separate incident near North Eaton, three Cleveland residents Walter Meyer, 23, Joseph Zappone, 21, and Louis Ritter, 22, were treated for head injuries after their car left the road and tipped into a ditch. They reported being blinded by oncoming lights. Additional minor fender damage occurred on Court Street to vehicles driven by CG Papp, Frank Kiss, and Leon Heilman.
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Severl
Sherif
Reo
Wellington
Grafton
James Arndt
John Judge
Paul Johnson
Donald Sheldon
TI Herrick Avenue
William Sheldon
Marley Adkins
Maywood
Tie Mans
Cleveland
Mieria Memorial Hospital
Walter Meyer
Joseph Zappone
Louis Ritter
L. Barbknecht
East Avenue
Court Street
CG. Papp
West Liver Street
Frank Kiss
Lakewood
Leon Heilman
Rev Metcalf Dies At His Oberlin Home
Oberlin Ohio February 14 Reverend Irving W Metcalf 83 died Sunday at his home 167 North Professor street He was a Oberlin College graduate Theological Seminary trustee for twenty six years He served as pastor at Hough Avenue Congregational Cleveland Pilgrim Church Cleveland and Eastwood Church Columbus He retired from active affairs in 1926 but remained a trustee at Thessalonica Institute Salonica Greece Surviving are son Harold M Metcalf Cleveland attorney and daughter Edith E Metcalf of Oberlin Funeral services set for Tuesday 2:30 p m at the Metcalf home on North Professor Street.
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Qorberlis
Irving W. Metcalf
North Professor Street
Oberlin Gallese
Theological Seminary
Oberlin College
Thessalonica Agricultural and Industrial Institute
Salonica
Greece
Metcalf
Hough Avenue
Pilgrim Church
Cleveland
Eastwood
Columbus
Lawrence
Kansas
Elyria
Oberlin
Harold M. Metcalf
Edith E. Metcalf
C O McIntyre Columnist Passes in New York
New York February 14—C O McIntyre the noted small town columnist known for News York Day by Day died early today in his Park Avenue apartment after a heart attack. He had refused a doctor and would have observed his 654th birthday on February 18. The Chronicle Telegram notes his daily features and plans to publish his material posthumously as long as it lasts.
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Bulletin
New York
O. McIntyre
Ivan Gallipolis
Big City
Park Avenue
Mccintyre
Oscar Gid MelIntyre
Chronicle-Telegram
McIntyre
Volumn
News
York
Mel McIntyre
Chronicle- Telegram
McIntyr
Chronicle-Telegram 4S
Perret
McIntyre Journalist and New York Day by Day Creator Passes
McIntyre a prominent newspaper columnist known for New York Day by Day whose work appeared in 380 papers. He was born February 18 1884 in Plattsburg Missouri and died after a career spanning Gallipolis Journal Cincinnati Post and New York Evening Mail. He authored several books and married Maybelle Hope Small in 1908.
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McIntyre
New York
Gallipolis
Plattsburg
Bartlett's College
Cincinnati
Garrisons Journal
Liverpool
Tribune
Dayton, CO
Herald
Cincinnati Post
Telegraph
Hampton's
New York Evening Mail
Cosmopolitan
Life
Liberty
The
American Magazine
Maybelle Hope Small
Heir To Textile Fortune Fatally Injured
The heir to the Cannon Textile fortune died from injuries after his airplane crashed into a tree from about 100 feet altitude near Barnwell DC on Saturday. The accident occurred as he was flying in the vicinity of Aiken and involved the Cannon family wealth.
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Aiken, & C
J. W. Cannon
Cannon
Barnwell
D. C
Pleas Entered By Guilty In Numerous Local Cases Before Judge Findley
Indicted suspects including Edward Hensley and Louis Dandrea pleaded guilty in Findley court after a morning session. Others faced probation hearings or were remanded for juvenile court, with multiple defendants linked to burglary, fraud, and check violations. Separately, a large barn on Mike Wysocki’s Cleveland road farm was destroyed by fire, the third blaze in three years on the property, with authorities unsure of the cause.
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William Wickens
Oberlin Roads
Noel
Judes
Pindley
Louis Dandrea
Joseph Furci
Carl Flontek
Louis Jaccio
Larninauth
bLervin Country Club
Plew A
Joseph Elek
Elyria
George JL. Martin
Marti
Anthony Neiding
Sen
Bors
Lancaster
George Dezel
Lorain
Genili
Jack Mauthe
Tlarland
Curtis
F Ted
Alfred Damm
National ‘Fube Company
Calvin Knipp O
LaGeangee
Jareveyy
Richard Kers
Mike Wysocki
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville Center
Ya. Am
Ridgeville
Hensley Pleads Not Guilty to First Degree Murder
Moward Hensley enters a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity to a first degree murder charge at arraignment before Judge Guy B. Fledley in common pleas court. Inmate at Grafton state prison farm, he is accused of attacking and killing Louise Hornbeck, a Grafton girl whose battered body was found last September. His parents, Mr and Mrs Sidney Hensley of Youngstown, attended the arraignment. he was represented by counsel.
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Moward Hensley
Guy B. Fledley
Common Pleas
Hensley
Grafton
Louise Hornbeck
Sidney Hensley
Youngstown
Byean
Grass Fire Threatens Garages And Coops
Two men escaped injury as neighbors helped extinguish a grass and weed fire on Abbey road that threatened garages and chicken coops on the 4100 block. Firefighters found the scene already under control. residents Fred Carlson and another resident reported singed brows and red faces after battling flames blamed on children with matches. The blaze covered about three city lots on the east side of Abbe road.
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Abbey Road
Abbe Road
Yiremen
Hose Company No. 1
Fred Carlson
Minr
U S Deficit For Year Nearing Billion Mark
Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through February show a net deficit of 901 million dollars. Public debt stands at 87.57 billion and gross deficit at 953 million dollars.
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U. S
Washington
Icebreaker Reaches Air Planes to Rescue Isolated Russian Scientists
The icebreaker Taimir landed two improvised ice floe planes seeking to reach four Russian scientists stranded on a Greenland edge floe. After hours of blasting ice, the ship advanced toward the scientists housed in a snow hut, with contact established as the Greenland coast appeared. On the floe were Prof. Tyan D. Papinin, leader. Ernest T. Krenkel, wireless operator. Pyotr Shirshovy. and Eugene Fedorov.
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Moscow
Greenland
Snow House
Floe
Tcebreaker
North Pole
Tyan D. Papinin
Ernest T. Krenkel
Pyotr Shirshovy
Eugene Fedorov
Dies From Heart Attack While Exercising Dogs
Steve Lyne, of 1612 East 28th Street Lorain, collapsed while exercising hunting dogs on a farm in Dinger yesterday. He died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 6 55 PM. Deputies said he was carried from the field by John and Wallace Tomski and transported to the hospital. He was father of Joseph Uhelyi, Lorain attorney. Body later taken to Reichlin Reidy and Scanlan Funeral Home in Lorain.
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Dinger
Steve
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John B. Judge
Paul Johnson
Lyne
John
Wallace Tomski
Joseph Ujhelyi
Lorain Atrommey
Rabbi Brickner To Speak At Oberlin
Oberlin College hosts Rabbi B nett R. Brickner of Elle Avenue Temple for a series of talks on New ton D. Baker and Curren Trends in Modern Judaism. He speaks Wednesday at 11 am and 4 15 pm and again Thursday at 1 a m in Fairchild Chapel.
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Bnett R. Brickner
Rabi
Elle 'Avenue Temple
Oberlin College
Newton D. Baker
Brickner
Fairchild Chapel
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