Austrian Chancellor Faces Showdown With The Nazis
Austrian Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg faces a clash with the Nazi movement as he bans demonstrations nationwide. Graz’s mayor Schmid defies orders, admits permitting Nazi rallies and a Nazi flag was stored at city hall. Police brace for weekend unrest while Schuschnigg seeks to uphold authority.
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Grau
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Othe
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Schnsehnisg
Schmid
United Presa
Graz
Schuschnigg
Arthur von Seyss-Inquari
Interigr
Schuschigg
Michael Schubl
Haweser
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Schusehnige
Weather Ohio and East Coast Snow Lingers
Cloudy conditions with light rain or snow in extreme eastern Ohio tonight. Sunday brings fair weather and little temperature change. Light to moderate snowfall reported in Ohio, western New York, and Pennsylvania as a Yukon high across Montana shifts. Cooler southeast persists while Plains, Central Valleys, and Lake Region enjoy rising temperatures.
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Church Of Christ To Observe 57th Birthday
Preparations are under way at the Elyria Church of Christ for two special services on Sunday March 6 in observance of the fifty seventh anniversary of the churchs founding. A birthday cake will be cut after the evening service during a reception in the church dining room. The church was founded in March 1881 with ten members. Former Judge A R Webber is the only charter member now living. The church now has 820 resident members in Elyria and 150 non resident members.
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Elyria Church of Christ
Whi J. Foster
Marteh
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Believes Smallpox Spread Averted in Elyria
Hopes rise among Elyria health officials that no further smallpox cases will appear after ten days since the first case. Dr G E French reports more than 60 contacts vaccinated and the lone victim remains quarantined at relatives' home in Lorain.
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Elyria Board of Health
French
Lorain
Ohio Senate probes liquor contract and state card index
The Ohio Senate today studied books and records of a liquor warehousing company tied to a contract awarded to Gaylord Stinchcomb. Witnesses testified that a card index of state employees, listing promotions or dismissals and remarks about party support, was kept by Mrs Myrna Smith in the Governor's Office, with officials recording partisan notes. The committee plans subpoenas and continuation Monday, with possible extension of the investigation.
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Pratt
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Stinchcomb
Warwick T. Rowland
J. Ralph Seine
Senate Committee
State Liquor Department
Cinncinnati Terminal
Franklin Warehousing Co
Suimchconh
Franklin Company
Myrna Smith
Martin L. Davey
Democratic Party
Civil Service
Dorothy Rainey
State Finance Department
Dorothy Curtis
Governor’s Office
Kent
Misa Rainey
Davey Air Compressor Co
Davey Should Be Impeached If Reports Are True
John Owens regional director of the Committee for Industrial Organization told the Inher groups state convention that if half the things banned in the press are true Governor Davey ought to be impeached. He said this without qualification in Columbus Ohio on March 26.
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Lorain County Legislators Back Extended Inquiry
Lorain County lawmakers in both chambers of the Ohio General Assembly favor extending the special Senate investigating committee beyond February 28. State Senator William F. Hurjey, a Democrat from Lorain, urged continuation, saying it should be continued. Lorain’s two House members, P. H. Rogers and William E. Ashbolt, both Republicans, also supported the extension.
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P.H Rogers
William E Ashbolt
House of Representatives
Two Amherst Residents Injured In Auto Accident
Mrs James Drosdowski and Miss Eleanor Kerekes both of Amherst were treated at Falls Clinic after a Route 58 crash one mile north of Wellington. The driver said the car skidded and overturned in a ditch en route to a wedding at St Patrick's Catholic church. They were expected to be released this afternoon.
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Eleanor Kerekes
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Falls Clinic
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St Patrik’s Catholic Church
Air Minded Senators Challenge Naval Program
Washington reports reveal a revolt of air minded senators against a massive naval build up. New disclosures describe mock aerial assaults on battleships including the U S S Utah. A single plane reportedly scored nine water bomb hits, each capable of sinking the ship, though details remain officially secret.
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Navy Department
Bishop McFadden Sees Pope Pius in Vatican Audience
In Vatican City on February 26, Pope Pius XT granted a private audience to the Most Rev. James A. McFadden auxiliary bishop of Cleveland. The meeting focused on church matters and clerical duties within the diocese.
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Vatican City
Health Board Faces Protest Over New Licensing Ordinance
Elyria Board of Health weighed a licensing ordinance for all food handlers amid protests from the Elyria Food Dealers Association. The majority urged more study and asked Dr G. French to contact cities with similar rules. A 13 point objection list urged a softer substitute though not recommended.
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Elyria Food Dealers’ Association
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Council Chamber
City Hall
Wealth Center
Military Hero Pershing Near Death in Arizona Hospital
Gen John J Pershing 77 near death from heart ailment in Tucson as kidneys fail and speech ceases Doctors say he cannot take food or water oxygen tent used blood transfusion planned nephew Frank Pershing notes his remarkable resistance but warns of worsening condition The expected moment of death cited by attending physicians and a nurse at 9 AM CET reflects grave state in the World War I commander in chief history bookmark status
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Missouri
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Helen F. Warren
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Aziz
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Food Permit Regulation Sparks Public Health Debate
A long council debate condemns the city food handling rule as vague costly and impractical. Critics say it deters disease control by forcing permits physicians tests and reports, with penalties for workers in various public venues.
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