General advance announced in Manchuria against Chinese troops
Advices report sustained Manchou kuoan units moving toward Jehol front in Manchuria. Gen Wang Yuun Ching’s cavalry braved a blizzard to reach a sector held by Japanese forces. Gen Chang Hai Peng commands troops advancing toward Chinese defenses. Pei Tao city garrison fled. Manchoukuo flag raised as Peipaio deserted. rail link from Chinchow to Peipaio cited as key interior line.
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Tungliao
Manchuria
Jehol
Avanguara
Wang Yuun- Ching
Manchouhuoan
Chang Hai-Peng
Manchoukuo
Chinchow
Peipaio
Chinghow
Jenol
Japanese Walk Out of League Assembly
The Japanese delegation left the League of Nations assembly after adopting the Manchurian dispute report with a 42 to 1 vote. Matsuoka said they would not return and announced withdrawal from the league, with two years to finalize their exit and continue honoring obligations during that period.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Assembly
Susoke Walsuoka
Assembly
Japan
League
United Press
Matsuoka
Reverend Daley Discusses Washington at Kiwanis Luncheon
Rev James T Daley of St Marys Elysia spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Newell on Thursday about George Washington. He praised Washington as a statesman and organizer and read from Washingtons Farewell Address warning against issues contributing to present difficulties. Guests included Dr Chas B Guth Warren Hathaway and Conrad Zilch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T Dales
St Mary’s Church, Elysia
Kiwanis
Hotel Newell
Noen
George Washington
Washington
Father Daiey
Chas EB. Guth
Warren Hathaway
Elyria
Conrad Zilch
Amherst
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Cloudiness and Rain
Increasing cloudiness in Ohio with rain likely Saturday. In the west portion rain arrives late tonight, while the southwest warms slightly. Tonight, extreme west stays colder with Saturday bringing cooler conditions in that area.
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Ohio
Former Elyria Councilman Scott Gillmore Dies at 42
Funeral services for Scott E Gilmore 42 of Overbrook Road will be held at 230 PF. Wo Saturday with Rev William Muir Auld officiating. A lifelong Elyria resident he attended University School Cleveland and Yale University. He served on Elyria city council in 1928 and for 12 years was production manager of the Coulson Company. Survived by wife Clara Suppes Gilmore and two children Gail and Suzanne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott E Gilmore
Overbrook Road
William Muir
Burral
Gilmore
Elyria
University School At
Cleveland
Yale University
Coulson Company
Warner Swasev Company
Gillmore
Ordnance Department
Mre
Clara Suppes Gillmore
Gail
Suzanne
Aerial murder mystery ends with dual deaths in air crash
In San Benito Texas on February 24 a flying instructor Lehman Nelson was killed by a gunshot in the cockpit during a flight with his student Erin McCall, who then died by suicide after the plane crashed. Witnesses saw McCall carrying a pistol and firing. Nelson died from a head wound. McCall died from a self inflicted gunshot after leaping from the rear cockpit and the plane wrecked in a field.
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San Benito Tex
Lehman Nelson
Erin McCall
McCall
San Benito
Jesson
Nelson
George Whitsel
Whitsel
Quotas Filled for Citizens Military Training Camps
Arthur Richwine of this city received word from Majer E C Hanford that no more applications will be accepted at present for the Citizens Military Training Camps. Quotas have been filled for the moment.
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Citizens
Arthur Richwine
Majer E C Hanford
County OKs 40 Cents Hour Minimum Wage for Contracts
Lorain County commissioners approved a resolution setting 40 cents an hour as the minimum wage on all county contracts. The measure takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Contract Awarded for Gore-Orphanage Road Work
County commissioners awarded the contract for Gore-Orphanage road improvement in Rochester township to Plas Construction Company of Elyria for $3,220 after receiving a single bid yesterday.
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Rochester
Vowfiship
Plas Construction Company of
Elyria
Dog Wakes Homeowner in Near-Great Blaze
A kerosene stove leak sparked a basement fire that engulfed a Lorain residence, destroying floors and walls and causing $5,000 in damage. Mrs Mary Vader escaped with help from her dog, while firemen battled the blaze for over an hour.
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Mary Vader
Lorain Boulevard
Firse
W. X. Bates
Vader
County approves truck weight limit on Ridge road
The commissioners set a 75 ton maximum for trucks using But tenut Ridge road in Legin county, up from 12 tons. The limit is temporary to protect the road during spring thaws and notices to truckers will be posted.
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Buttenut Ridge
Legin County
Elyria Resident Is Oldest Alum At Mount Union Reunion
Miss Rena Conn of Elyria Home for the Aged attended Mount Union College reunion in Cleveland as the oldest alumnus from the class of ’68. She enrolled in 1860, left in 1861, returned in 1867, and has long served as secretary of the Union Ave M E church Sunday school in Alliance.
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Rena Conn
Elyria
Mount Union College
Cleveland Alumni Association of the Colleges
Charm House
Cleveland
Miss Conn
Elyria Home
Union Ave. M. E
Alliance
Mt Union College
Vuss Warv Brennan
Alma Lockyer
Steubenville
Bawatrate
Warning Issued for Soft Drink Licences in 1923
A notice from J G Schrock the mayor's clerk warns all sellers of soft drinks to possess 1923 licences by March. Dealers without licences after that date face arrest.
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Mareh F
J G Schrock
Bright Spots In Business World
New Ora February 24 Weekly Trade Reviews by Kling and Bradstreet show business recovery progressing with only minor setbacks. National Tea Co and subsidiaries posted a 1922 net of $899,054 vs 1931 $716,279. Gillette Safety Razor Co and subsidiaries for 1932 earned $5,504,066 vs $4,021,972 in 1931. Pacific Electric Co year ended January 31 profit was $517,668 vs $479,814 prior year. Packard Car deliveries in first 20 days of February surpassed February 1932 hire period by 20 percent, per Wool Gilman Packard vice president distribution.
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NEW Ora
Kling
Bradstreet
Chicago— National Tea Co. and Subsidiaries
Boston
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Reno, New
Detroit
Packard
Mayor Seeks Poor Relief Funds For March and April
Mayor W H VanOster will file a request with the county commissioners for about 15000 in poor relief for March and April. He met with Mayor Braught of the state relief commission in Columbus and learned the state will cover two thirds of relief costs via R C F Joans. The state currently authorizes relief measures for two months, and VanOster estimates the year's needs at about 390000.
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W. H VanOster
VanOster
Braught
State Relief Commission
Columbus
R. C F. Joans
van Oster
Roosevelt and Farley Confer on Patronage Plums
President elect Roosevelt begins a series of talks with James A. Farley to decide patronage rewards for loyal party workers. They will discuss cabinet posts, Little Cabinet roles, and postmasterships as part of shaping the new administration.
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Iovors
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
the Treasury
William H Woodin
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ilinois
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Frances Perkins
Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
George H. Dern
Utah
Woodin
Ickes
Wallace
Albany
National Democratic
Farley
Miami
Washington
Dan Roper
Harold Iches
Chicago
Hyde Park
Dern
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
Douglay
Robert W. Bingham
Louwiseville
Court of St James
Robert Dunham
Warm Springs
Newton D
Ohio
Tenarns
Baker
Tide Park
Willia H Woodin
Treasurys
County Officials Plan Route 58 Improvements
County commissioners and state highway officials met in Wellington to discuss Route 58 from Oberlin to Wellington. The plan calls for widening from 16 to 20 feet, building a new bridge over the river, and re routing the road to straighten this section this spring.
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State Highway Department
Wellington
Oberlin
Mayor Cermak's Condition Fails to Improve after Shooting
Miami reports Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago, shot by Giuseppi Zangara, near death with colitis and lung issues. His doctors warn he has only a ten percent chance to live as pneumonia is ruled out by Dr. Karl Meyer.
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Miami
Fla
U.R
Anton J. Cormak
Chicago
Giuseppi Zangara
Roosevelt
Frank Jirka
Orygen
Cermak
Karl Meyer
Jirka
Fewer Industrial Fatalities Reported in Lorain County
Lorain county shows one January fatal industrial accident, down from two in December, according to the Ohio Industrial Commission safety division. Elyria city also reports one January fatality, down from zero in December, while Hamilton records the biggest drop with eleven January fatalities, five fewer than December.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Elyria
Hamilton
Kindergarten work at local schools ends for 1932 33 year
The school board reduced public kindergarten service to six months ending today. Enrollments across nine kindergartens total 307. Between 60 and 70 students will continue in three privately run kindergartens organized by three teachers at McKinley Franklin and possibly Gates or Edison schools. If Edison is chosen, its class opens a week later.
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Board of Education
McKinley
Franklin
Gates
Edison
Torch Club Elects Officers and Adopts Constitution
Elyria junior high Torch Club members elected William Mc Clellan as president Rodney Long as vice president Robert Tulk as secretary and Jack Wood as treasurer. The group at the Y M C A adopted a new constitution and planned to enlarge membership with 18 invitations issued for the next meeting at 7 15 p m next Thursday.
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Torch Club
Elyria Boys of
William McClellan
Rodney Long
Robert Tulk
Jack Wood
Treaanrer
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Daley
Scott Gilmore
Texas
Cabinet
Campbell
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Bluebird
Daytona Beach
Fla Lone
Sir Malcolm
Mlotrego
Coneer
Gomes
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