Hitler Warns Of Germanys Growing Might
Berlin dispatch notes Adolf Hitler’s pledge to protect Germans abroad, seen as a warning to Czechoslovakia and a signal of possible action against minorities. The speech raised questions about further army expansion, protections for Germans outside Germany, and reactions from Britain as Eden’s resignation loomed.
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Germany
Berlin
Adolf Witler
Wvermans
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Europe
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Austria
Vienna
Arthur von Seyss-Laquart
Vienne
Weather snapshot from Ohio and surrounding regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a slowly rising high in the atmosphere. Conditions over the past day show little pressure gradient, high pressure over eastern Canada and the eastern central U S, with high pressure also along the Pacific coast. Moderate rains in the North Pacific region and from Texas, with moderate to fairly heavy snowfall in Pennsylvania and southern New England. Temperature changes have been erratic in the last 24 hours.
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Hitler Declared Dominant Ruler of Europe, Berlin Dispatch
Editor Webb Miller reports from Berlin that Adolf Hitler stands as Europe’s dominant figure in early 1938. Miller notes Hitler’s firmer home hold, the army purge, and ongoing Nazi control shaping a broader aim of a greater Germany, with echoes of Mussolini and political moves toward Austria. He cites Eden’s resignation and Viennese reactions as indicators of the continental shift.
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United Press
Berlin
Europe
Krott Opera House
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Miller
Mussolini
Il Duce
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Hitler
London
Anthony Eden
Palicy
Germany
Romie
Musolini
Fuehrer
Vienna
Dalkang
Austria
Northern Ohio Struck by Severe Steel Storm Damage
Northern Ohio communities repaired after a weekend steel storm causing extensive damage across Erie Sandusky Ottawa and surrounding counties. Officials cited about 250000 in county damages with thousands of poles down and telephone lines disrupted. L County utilities reported hundreds of poles lost and power outages while rail and bus services shifted amid widespread outages. Joseph Urban 62 was found dead in a lakefront shack as communications pieced together ongoing problems across the region.
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Sandusky
Ottawa
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Seneca
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Cuyahoga
Norwalk
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Bellevue
Seneca County
Tiffin
Ohio Power Co
Carey
Berwick
Fostoria
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Rocky River
Joseph Urban
Lake Front
Europe Cables Reflect British Crisis and Axis Drift
London reports Premier Chamberlain pursues “realistic diplomacy” prompting Eden’s resignation as Britain eyes closer ties with Rome Berlin seeks friendlier Britain stance after Eden’s exit Vienna sees Nazi campus clashes over Hitler policy Paris fears diplomatic isolation as Eden departs Tokyo acts on Manchukuo ties Budapest convenes emergency military affairs committee to ready defense measures
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Vienna
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Berlin
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Britain
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Europe
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Japan
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Budapest
Parliamentary Committee On
Eden Tells Why He Resigned As Foreign Secretary
In a crowded House of Commons Eden explains his resignation over Italy Britain talks, noting Italy and Germany breach international obligations. He warns that recent violations threaten diplomatic norms and that worthwhile agreements cannot be won by threats.
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Ethiopia
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Rome
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Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
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Downing Street
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Alexander Cadogan
U S Foreign Policy Stands Unchanged
Washington reports U S foreign policy remains rooted in low tariff economics and friendly neighbor relations but currently driven by a large naval defense program. Officials offered no comment on recent European political events during the third diplomatic weekend.
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United States
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38 Chickens Stolen from Foster Park Area Coop
Orvis Maurer reported to the sheriff Sunday that 3% chickens were stolen from his Foster Park road coop overnight. Seventeen of the birds were found later in a bag about 400 feet from the coop. those recovered were dead.
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Foster Park Road
Sheriff's Department
Ice Storm Wreaks Damage as Injuries Reported in Elyria
Severe ice fell Saturday evening causing downed wires and fallen trees across Lorain County. Two people were injured, Henry Rawson aged 80 and Carl Haven, as cars and sidewalks were iced over. Debris blocked main highways while residents admired the sparkling, chandelier like glistening branches in sunlight.
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Ninth Street
Middle Avenue
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LaPorte
Eleanor Pheil
Furace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Paul Johnson
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Carl Haven
Rast Avenue
Rairodd
Olive Street
Lake Avenua
Woodland
G. C. Sutton
Foster Avenue
Depot Street
Henry E. Harsar
Leavitt Road
Clayton Eppley
Adelbert Street
Elyria
Broadway
Lorain
Dunns Proposal to Raise Food Allowances Fails
Lorain County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn failed to win approval for a 20 percent increase in food allowances for 1,500 relief cases. Fellow commissioners John F. Davidson and Edward DeChant opposed, citing unsettled conditions and potential monthly costs of 5000 dollars. They warned of possible strain if relief funds are spent unwisely, noting state matching funds. Dunn argued rising prices and state aid justify broader relief.
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Oscar G Dunn
Lorain County
John F. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Dunn
Davidson
DeChant
Bradley Tells Of Concrete Pipe Contract
Columbus February 21 The Onto Southe watch investigative committee questioned Lee Bradley star witness whose habeas corpus hearing loomed as perjury charges hovered over his claim of a $50 000 commission tied to a concrete pipe deal A Detroit man ally of Davey Poulson and Bradley was said to be to receive 50000 as commission before exiting the scene The committee pressed for fuller evidence while Governor Davey faced crossfire over alleged obstruction and the probe’s timetable
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Onto Southe Watch Investicatine Committee
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Bradley
Hiigh
Martin JL. Davey
Cleveland
Davey Tree Expert Co
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Davey
Boverhor
General Motors
Chrysler
Internal Revenue Department
Poulson
Francis W. Poulson
Isragiey
Detroit
Columbus
Verner E. Metcalf
Metcalf
Findley
Prime Minister Receives Italian Envoy
London reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain met Italian ambassador Dino Grandi after Eden's resignation. Mussolini reportedly accepted proposals for direct London Rome talks with aims toward swift pact and possible British recognition of Italy’s Ethiopia conquest.
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London
Anthony Eden
Italy
Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Dino Grandi
Benito Mussolini
Chamberlain
Rome
Mussolini
Spain
Ethiopia
David Lloyd George calls for Eden recall as foreign secretary
London February 21 David Lloyd George wartime premier through the Council of Action for Peace and Reconstruction issued a general call to the British Empire demanding Anthony Eden be recalled to the foreign secretary post and the reestablishment of his policy of no surrender of principles.
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Lord Halifax
Anthony Eden
London
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Council of Action For Peace and Reconstruction
Fire Destroys Large Home in Brownhelm Township
The eight room home of Mila McQueen trustee of Brownhelm township was destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon. Damages estimated at thousands with the fire believed to have started from a defective flue. The Amherst fire department responded but could not save the building or its furnishings. Mr and Mrs McQueen sheltered with their daughter Mrs Ethel Bechtel of Brownheim.
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Mila McQueen
Brownhelm Township
New Story Starts In The Chronicle Telegram Tonight
The Chronicle Telegram begins a continued story on Page 5 titled Love in Disguise by Mary Keas. It blends adventure with romance as it follows the Fegua plotline and advances the now ongoing tale in tonight’s edition.
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