Japanese Warning Sparks Refugee Preparations in Lingyuan
Dispatch reports Japanese airmen drop pamphlets in English across Lingyuan Manchuria urging foreigners to evacuate or seek shelter. Residents fortify, digouts are built. missionaries and volunteers brace for looming raids as refugees trek westward amid sub zero weather.
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United Press
Lingyuan
Cnengtehfu
Manchuria
Chaoyang
Chengtehitu
Jehol
Jeho
Teacer
Kwantung Army
Amercan
Harriet Mituns
Buffalo
Anna Fischer
England
Ada Blackmore
Reginald W. Attill
London
Pingfanests
Great Britain Announces Temporary Arms Embargo
In the House of Commons Sir John Simon announced a temporary British embargo on arms exports to the Far East pending international consultations. He warned Britain will not join the dispute and noted conciliation as first task, with the Lytton report as a fallback. Edmond Grieve, former Adams Bag Company treasurer, died in Chagrin Falls after a short illness.
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London
Feo
Great Britain
Far East
House of Commons
John Simon
John
Britain
Sir John
Japan
Lytton
Cleveland
Edmond Grieve
Adams Bag Company
Chagrin Falls
Zanesville
Ohio Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Then Rain West
Partly cloudy and warmer in western Ohio tonight. Tuesday turns cloudy with more warmth and rain likely in western sections. The forecast emphasizes regional variation with western areas seeing the rain later.
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Ohio
Auto Residents County Take 2 Lives Sunday
Two people died in Lorain county auto accidents Sunday. Bert Olsen, 20, Amherst athlete, died minutes after a south Amherst road crash in a light delivery truck. Frank Athe, 55, Lorain, was killed when struck by a car on Lake road at 3 50 A M. Sheriff investigators pursued details.
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Lorain
Olsen
Joe Nelsen
Middle Street
Katherine Schriver
Nelson
Clarence Dick
Schri
Amanda Olsen
Edward Anderson
Chicago
Jacob Olsen
Ironwood
Mich
Frank Mischka
Zilch
Tithe
Richard Mason
Avona-Belden Road
Avon
Attorney Samuel Deutsch Hurt In Birmingham Car Crash
Samuel Deutsch 33 local attorney of 354 Oxford Avenue is in serious condition at St Vincent hospital Birmingham after his car left the road and hit a pole. He was en route to New Orleans with John Evenchik of 316 Oxford Avenue to attend Mardi Gras when the accident occurred about 1 PM Saturday. Deutsch suffered a fractured pelvis and internal injuries but is improving today. A little girl ran into the side of the car and is also reported seriously hurt. Evenchik had only minor injuries. Deutsch is secretary of the Lorain County Bar Association.
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Samuel Deutsch
Oxford Avenue
St. Vincent Hospital
Birmingham
Ala
Deutech
John Evenchik
Oaford Avenue
Rigbee Auto Supply
New Orleans
Maidi Gray
Deutsch
Evenchik
Lorain County Bar Association
Believe Scarlet Fever Epidemic Is Nearly Over
Elyria officials report the scarlet fever outbreak nearing end with only 12 cases citywide, though two cases may exist in some homes. One new case in Eastern freights ends a period of quiet. most prior patients have been released from quarantine. The peak occurred about three to five months ago, and new cases have been rare recently.
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Elyria
For Rent Ads Reach 9500 Prospects Daily
Chronicle Telegram rental notices draw thousands of readers each day. Place a small classified for apartments houses or rooms to attract tenants and avoid vacancy costs. Call 4412 4413 to list your property today.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Referendum petitions circulate as Elyria city councilbacks gas ordinance
About 200 residents gathered in Elyria council chamber to back petitions calling for a referendum on the gas ordinance adopted by council. Three petitions will be prepared covering a 60 to 120 day window, a special election, and a November referendum, with ten percent of last election voters required for signatures. ward chairmen will organize, and petitions lie with solicitor Howard Butler for filing.
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Council Chamber
Carl Curtis
W. G. Smith
Leonard Smith
Leon
Hi’ Myers
Elyria
Curtis
O. E. Rankin
Frank Henke
Rankin
Henke
William H. Jenne
Adams Street
Sixth Ward
Elvria
Gerald Martin
Council
Howard Butler
Butler
Board of Elections
Herman Beck
Charles Guth
Tomlinson
Thomas Smith
Jor Will
Officials Given Instructions On Relief Requests
Lorain county municipalities and townships meet with county commissioners to learn forms for filing poor relief requests. Raymond F. Clapp of the state welfare department outlines deadlines by March 15 for March and April needs. Ely mayor W. H. Van Oster estimates about $15,000.
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Lorain County
Raymond F. Clapp
State Welfare Department
W. H. van Oster
Elyvia
Mayor Cermak in critical condition after assassination attempt
Miami February 27 Mayor Anton J Cermak's condition remained critical through the night with pneumonia developing as a feared complication from theGiuseppe Zangara assassination attempt. Physicians reported rising respiration and pulse and high fever signaling weakening resistance as the end neared.
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Miami
Wilui
Anton J. Cermak
Giuseppi Zangara
Roosevelt
Cermah
Roosevelt Announces Early Cabinet Selections
President-elect Roosevelt names Harold Ickes to Interior and Claude Swanson to Navy. Henry Wallace to Agriculture and James Farley to Postmaster General also announced. Others including Frances Perkins and Thomas Walsh expected later.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Harold Ickes
Chicago
Interior
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Navy
Henry A. Wallace
Des Moines
Iowa
Agriculture
James A. Farley
New York
Frances Perkins
Labor
Thomas J. Walsh
Daniel C. Roper
Commerce
Ohio Woman Shoots Self at Sister's Home
Columbus area story reports Mrs. Marty Carter, 50, of Oak Park, shot and killed herself Sunday at her sister Mrs. E. T. Guy's home in Columbus after a period of ill health. Husband W. F. Carter, a freight agent at Oak Park, is involved.
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Columbus
Marty Carter
Oakpark
E. T. Guy
W. F. Carter
Oak Park
Banks restrain withdrawals to protect deposits and community
Elyria and Lorain County banks imposed withdrawal limits to safeguard loans tied to homes farms and businesses. A local banker urged depositors to cooperate, warning rapid loan collections could harm borrowers and the economy. The statement framed the move as prudent and necessary for community unity and stability until normal operations resume.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Michigan
Federal action eyed to shore up weakened banking links
Washington February 27 The federal government moves to strengthen the banking system with Treasury Secretary Woodin meeting with outgoing secretary Mills and the Federal Reserve Board's Eugene Meyer. The Reconstrution Finance Corporation plans to advance up to 78 million to two Detroit banks with Ford capital, while possible further funds and new authority for banks to limit withdrawals are under review. Elyria and Lorain County banks impose withdrawal limits as Ohio considers emergency legislation to protect depositors.
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Washington
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Ogden Mills
Michigan
Maryland
Ohio
Mills
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Reserve Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Detroit
Henry Ford
Couzens
Congress
Hoover
Ritchie
Garner
Steagall
House
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
House Banking Committee
Elyria
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Assembly
Columbus
Elyrians
Ohio cities act to restrict withdrawals
Ohio moved to restrict withdrawals in Cleveland Dayton Akron and Lima with a three day moratorium spreading to twelve smaller Montgomery County banks. Banking in Columbus Toledo Cincinnati and other centers continued normal operations as banks asserted they could meet demands.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Maryland
Dayton
Akron
Lima
Montgomery County
Columbus
Toledo
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Ohio to fast-track emergency banking measures
Two emergency bills will be introduced in the Ohio Legislature to empower the State Superintendent of Banks to restrict withdrawals and to authorize emergency reorganization of solvent banks under strain. Governor White plans to urge swift passage via a special message, with expected enactment by Tuesday morning.
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Columbus
State Banking Department
Ohio
Banking Department
Senate
House
White
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
Herbert Baker
Cincinnati
Banks and Banking Committee of the House
Four Wounded When Officer Fires Through Window
In Terrell Texas four people were shot when a Louisiana deputy sheriff misread local officers and fired through a window. The wounded include Clyde Mitchell deputy sheriff of Monroe Louisiana shot in head and shoulder with little survival chance. S B Bass marshall of Campu Louisiana shot in shoulder. Gerald Breabele 25 of Monroe shot in shoulder. Luther Sullivan 41 Terrebonne marshal shot in the temple.
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Tex
Louisiana
Clyde Mitchell
Monroe
S. B. Bass
Marshall
Campu
Gerald Breabele
Chanket
Luther Sullivan
Enem
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