Sensible Democrats Urge Ousting Radicals in Party
A public plea for sensible Democrats to remove radicals from party control surfaces as conservatives attack the New Deal. Reported fears of German Italian moves abroad threaten Roosevelt's seagoing vacation, with talk of 1940 politics and possible GOP gains if conservatives prevail.
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Washington
Lln
Roosevelti
Panama Canal
Houston
Caribbean Sea
Roosevelt
O'Connor
John J. O'Connor
New York
Patrick H. Drewry
Congressional Elections Committee
United Press
Bayport
N. Y
Country Place
John N. Garner
James A. Farley
Cordell Hull
Son
Bennett Champ Clark
D. Mo
Garner
Mr. Roosevelt
Jesse P. Wolcott
House Republican Committee
China
Weather in Ohio Turns Colder With Light Snow Likely
Cloudy and much colder tonight with light snow in the northeast portion. Partly cloudy and colder in the east portion. A disturbance moved from Town to the St. Lawrence Valley, bringing southerly winds and higher temperatures in the central valleys, followed by moderate to heavy precipitation from Louisiana to the St. Lawrence. High pressure sits over the Northern and Central Plains this morning.
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Ohio
St. Lawrence Valley
Louisiana
St. Lawrence
Plains
Nevada Underbids Montana In Divorce Trade Push
Carson City reports state Senator Will Cobb proposing a bill to reduce Nevada’s divorce residency from six weeks to four, aiming to beat Montana’s shorter requirement. Montana’s legislature already passed a similar measure, now awaiting the governor, while Nevada lawmakers weighed undercutting the move to keep revenue from unhappy tourists.
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Carson City
Nev
Upstate
Will Cobb
Montana
Nevada
Cobb
Lorain Man Killed Near Huron In Auto Skid
Frank Rogers 29 commodore of the Lorain Yacht Club died when his car skidded into a ditch near Huron after attending a yacht function meeting in Huron Saturday night. Police think he may have fallen asleep. He lived in Lorain and worked for American Crucible. Survived by his mother sister and brother. Funeral set for St. Anthony's Church at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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Lorain
St. Anthony's Church
Frank Rogers
American Crucible Products Company
Vermilion-on-the-Lake Vote Denied by Judge
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley refused to issue a restraining order against Friday’s election on forming Vermilion-on-the-Lake village. Cornelius Wright sought to stop the vote, while Vermilion-on-the-Lake Development Co and village supporters push for police protection and district benefits. The locale covers about a mile of lake frontage and areas south of Lake Road. Brownhelm Township would lose tax funds if incorporated.
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Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Cornelius Wright
Wright
Richard Horan
Elyria
Robert Ross
Cleveland
Vermilion
Meyers Lake
Canton
Brownhelm
Lake Road
New Anti Lynchng Bill Is Introduced
Senator W Warren Barbour of New Jersey introduced in the Senate today an anti lynching bill modeled after prior proposals. The measure aims to deter mob violence and provide federal penalties, signaling a shift in national crime policy amid ongoing civil rights debates.
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Washington
Sen
W. Warren Barbour
N. J
Senate
Italy Reports 30 000 Troops Sent To Libya
The Italian government told British Ambassador Lord Perth on February 8 that 30 000 reinforcements had been sent to the Italian Garrison in Libya. In the House of Commons, Undersecretary R A Butler announced the figure as debate opened on potential British aid to France in case of war. Chamberlain avoided comment on Franco negotiations but affirmed no plan to sponsor settlement terms. The debate also touched on broader rearmament and joint Anglo French plans and rumors of a Franco Hitler Mussolini meeting.
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London
Lord Perth
Libya
R. A. Butler
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
France
Chamberlain
Francisco Franco
Commons
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Berlin
United Press
Swan to be dismissed March 1 amid protests
C H Swan, superintendent of the Graf ton prison farm, will be removed March 1 and transferred to Mansfield Reformatory as a guard. Swan, a Democrat, was appointed three years ago, with the post triggering classified civil service. Protests were sent by the North Eaton Grange to Welfare Director Charles Sherwood and Governor Bricker.
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C. H. Swan
Grafton Prison Farm
Mansfield Reformatory
Swan
Grafton Institution
Charles Sherwood
John W. Bricker
North Eaton
Alms Box Theft Halted at Trinity Church
The alms theft at Trinity Church in Columbus was stopped today. Pastor Dr. Anson Phelps Stokes installed a box allowing coins to drop into a secure box in the church basement.
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Columbus, CO
U.R
Trinity Church
Anson Phelps Stokes
Ironton Banker Homer M. Edwards Dies at 55
Homer M. Edwards, 55, former Lawrence County prosecutor and longtime Ironton banker, died Sunday in Trenton. He served as secretary to the late Frank and held notable roles in local government and banking.
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Tronton
Homer M. Edwards
Ironton
Lawrence County
Frank
Freak Rail Wreck Kills Two In Iowa Crash
Federal and state investigators will meet in St Paul tomorrow to probe a freak accident near Council Bluffs Iowa where a runaway freight engine derailed four cars and crashed into a Chicago and Great Western passenger train. The passenger engineers Henry Miller and Art Sellars of Clarion Ia were killed, 22 injured.
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Great Western
Harlan
Iowa
Acme
Council Bluffs
Lbi
St. Paul
Here
Chicago and
Tennant
Omaha
Minneapolis
Ed Sharp
John Anderson
Henry Miller
Art Sellars
Clarion
Nabakowski Renamed to Lorain County Trustees Board
August Nabakowski of Amherst was re appointed to the Lorain County Children's Home board of trustees at Oberlin for five years in a unanimous decision. The action confirms Nabakowski as a county trustee overseeing the home and its operations.
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August Nabakowski
Amherst
Lorain County
Oberlin
Revolt Fails as Peru Leaders Clash at Palace
In Lima on February 20 6p local time government forces detained numerous civilians and military suspects after a brief abortive revolt led by Gen Antonio Rodriguez minister of interior. Gen Cirilo Ortega suspected co leader and Rodriguez died along with a police officer two civil guards and a Japanese. President Benavides vacationed as loyal troops surrounded the palace and a tense standoff continued with Gen Rodriguez claiming the presidency.
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Lima
Peru
Panoplico
Antonio Rodriguez
Union Revolucionaria
Ciriloh Ortega
Rodriguez
Oscar R. Benavides
Callao
Pisca
United Press
Ortega
Alejandro Ismodes
Acevedo
Ismodes
Palace
Europe
Luis Iparraguirre
Luiz Rizo Patron
Iparraguirre
Rizo Patron
Morgenthau Sees Slow Yet Steady 1939 Recovery
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau told a congressional committee that business is in a rest period but should show a slow but steady recovery through 1939. He backed a balanced budget, questioned deficit spending, and urged efficient, economical measures with safeguards for the needy.
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Morgenthau
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
United Press
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
Husmane
49 Cardinals End Nine Day Masses For Pope Pius XI
Vatican City February 20 The final novendiali mass was held for Pope Pius XI as 49 cardinals and Vatican diplomats gathered. Signals point to a divided Conclave with Democratic Liberal, Italian friendly, and religiously minded currents shaping potential choices amid anxiety over European war. American and French cardinals expected to lead the Democratic faction.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Vatican
Dougherty
Mundelein
Girl 7 Rescued From Burning Cleveland Heights Home
Dorothy Ann Voll, seven, was rescued from a smoky hallway in a suburban Cleveland Heights fire after losing consciousness. Fireman John T. Joyce found her with a gas mask and an inhalator revived her after 15 minutes. The dog Prince, a 32 year old Samoyed, stayed in the home and coughed from fumes.
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Cleveland, G
U.P
Dorothy Ann Voll
Cleveland Heights
John T. Joyce
Prince
Samoyede
Man Injured By Hit-Skip Auto and 3 Others Hurt
Four persons were injured in weekend traffic incidents reported to police and sheriff offices. Charles Kinsey, 73, of Delmar Avenue South Amherst sustained a fractured skull and possible arm fracture after a hit and run on Route 49 near Elyria. he remained in satisfactory condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Others injured included Lloyd Haar 26 of Amherst with a severe neck laceration from a car crash on North Ridge road. Henry Wright 59 and George McClain 76 from Oberlin with minor injuries after being struck near Tremont Street. all were treated at local hospitals.
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Charles Kinsey
Delmar Avenue
South
Amherst
Kinsey
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Jean Fridenstein
R. D
David
Roger Williams
Cleveland Street
Lloyd Haar
Maple Avenue
Albherst
North Ridge Road
Vincent District
Haar
Albert McWilliam
Amherst Hospital
Pete Baiant
Glen Rogers Motor Company
Henry Wright
West Avenue
George McClain
South College Street
Oberlin
Joseph Hancock
West River Street
Tremont Street
McLain
Wright
iNo
Accident Victim Dies At Wellington
Mrs. Freda Clark 45 of Wadsworth died from a broken neck after a Route 18 crash at a Clarksfield bridge. Her husband John Clark 49 is hospitalized with back injuries and head wounds. Funeral arrangements pending. Mrs. Clark leaves a sister and two brothers.
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Wellington
Freda Clark
Wadsworth
Clarksfield
John Clark
Tolcedo
C. F. Becketts
Akron
Clark
Ashland
Clark, Operated & Roan Ate Et Wade
Nye seeks ban on export of US aircraft and parts
Sen. Gerald P. Nye introduced legislation to restrict export of American made airplanes and parts after sales of over 76 planes to France. The measure aims to empower War and Navy departments to halt exports until not needed for U S defense, reflecting concern over French air missions and aid to France and Britain. Other defense items noted include calls for immediate air defense, more air bases, and debates on naval air bases funding and an emergency defense bill to boost Army Air Corps to 5,300 planes.
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Washington
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
France
Nye
Senate
United States
Great Britain
War and Navy Departments
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Corps
England
Arnold
National Aviation Forum
Naval Aviation
Arthur Cook
House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
Naval
Guam
Senate Military Affairs Committee
War and “Navy Departments
Army
Navy
Former A. E. F Leaders Reunite In Tucson
In Tucson three former American Expeditionary Forces leaders John J. Pershing Charles G. Dawes and James G. Harbord gathered at a hotel veranda for their annual reunion described by a spokesman as a meeting of old friends. They did not comment on current affairs. Pershing appeared bright despite illness last year. The reunions typically last several days.
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Tucson
Ariz
John J. Pershing
Charles G. Dawes
James G. Harbord
France
Daaves
Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Pershing
Camden Plans War Memorial for Camden Township Veterans
John E. Davidson, Kipton- Davidson county commissioner and war chest treasurer, announced Camden Township plans a World War memorial to honor veterans. The fund, once about $398 at war’s end, has grown enough to finance a suitable memorial. Davidson faces delays arranging final details and wording.
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Camden Township
John E. Davidson
Kipton- Davidson
War Chest Fund
Davidson
Camden
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