Army Rebels In Japan Have Surrendered
Martial law headquarters announced that all Extremist army rebels who revolted against Liberal rule in government had surrendered. The fate of a few young officers remained uncertain as most rebels gave up peacefully. Tokyo returned to a restrained normalcy while authorities planned firm action at dawn. Regular army planes dropped leaflets urging surrender and signaling ceasefire as rebels held central Tokyo.
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United Press
Tokyo
Kojimachi
Imperial Palace
High Army
Onte
Yokohama
Operations At Tube Plant Keep Level With Week
At the National Tube Company plant next week operations will stay near this week’s level. Blast furnaces stay in service while open hearth furnaces drop from 11 to 10. The Bessemer converter runs single turn. Five days of work, starting Monday, cover skelp mills 1 and 5, butt mill 7, and seamless mill 3, with changes possible based on demand.
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National Tube Company
Bessemer
Skelp
Prime Minister Okada Alive After Rebel Uprising In Japan
Tokyo Feb 29 A man thought dead headed Japan's government as the revolt of extremist army officers collapsed. Premier Keisuke Okada and Grand Chamberlain Soroku Suzuki were reported alive after being listed among five liberal statesmen killed. Okada's brother in law Col Natsuo sacrificed himself to the rebel blast. Suzuki wounded but recovering.
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U. P
Tokyo
Japan
Keisuke Okada
Soroku Suzuki
Admiral Okada
Col
Natsuo
Suzuki
Jorekiyo Takahashi
Viscount Makoto Saito
Jotaro Watanabe
Ohada
Okada
Elyrians Celebrate Leap Day Birthdays Across Town
At least 14 Elyrians mark February 29 as their first birthday since 1932, with ages from eight to 72. Notables include Charles Lent, 916 Mast Avenue, who turns 17, having endured eight-year gaps before, and twins Thomas and Harry Wallace, 187 Bath Street, observing their sixth birthday at age 24.
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Elyria
Charles Lent
Mast Avenue
Thomas
Harry Wallace
Bath Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria High School
Norman Schroeder
Robson Court
Ada Koppenhafer
West Second Street
Raymond McCullen
Spruce Street
Ulysses Wilson
R. D
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy and Colder Tonight
A weather summary notes a partly cloudy sky and cooler temperatures tonight. Sunday is expected to be fair and colder, with the coldest conditions in the extreme south and extreme east regions.
Barbara Hutton Fights To Live Amid Fatal Pregnancy Crisis
London dispatch reports Barbara Von Haugwitz-Reventlow the $40 million American heiress is in serious condition after abdominal obstruction surgery. Her five day old son remains under heavy guard in a nearby nursery as doctors monitor her status, with family and aristocrats at her bedside.
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United Press
London
Barbara von Haugwitz-Reventiow
Barbara Slutton
Mdivani von Haughwitz- Reventlow
King Edward
Barbara
von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Reventlow
Lord Horder
Count Kurt von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Alexis Mdivani
FE. G. Slesinger
Lang Roberts
James Donahue
Franklyn Jiutton
New York
Paris
Hutton
Woolworth
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Reno
Count von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Alexis
Spain
Grand Old Man of Ohio Agriculture Dies
Dr. Charles FE Thorne age 69 former director emeritus of the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster Ohio dies at home after 34 years as station director and continued research. Funeral services set for Monday.
No Immediate Settlement In Sight In Akron
Akron February 29 A second meeting to consider the government arbitration proposal for ending the Goodyear Tire labor strike was planned by union leaders. Responding to the McGrady plan the union rejected the recommendation cries of No No while the company said no immediate settlement is in sight. McGrady departed for Cleveland after outlining the plan to return workers during arbitration. Sherman H. Dalrymple head of United Rubber Workers explained the proposal to strikers.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Edward F. McGrady
U. S. Se
Tary
McGrady
Cleveland
Sherman H. Dalrymple
United Rubber Workers International
Woman Is Lost In Icebound Wilderness
Prince George B C February 29 UP Aerial searches led by Joe Crosson the Alaska mercy pilot continue for Mary Joyce 27 roving house operator missing three weeks from Burwash Landing Yukon Territory with guide Jimmy Allen a dog team and sled of supplies she left her hunting lodge at Taku Alaska en route to Fairbanks overdue at Tanana Crossing believed delayed by blizzards
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Prince George
B. C
Joe Crosson
Alaska “Mercy
Mary Joyce
Jimmy Allen
Joyce
Burwash Landing
Y. T
Taku
Alaska
Fairbanks
Tanana Crossing
Sentenced For Fatal Auto Accident
Cleveland report: William G. McKitterick, 63, executive of an electric company, is sentenced by Judge S N Silbert to 1 to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary for manslaughter in the death of Warry Zenther and Lloyd Prather in a year old car crash. His plea for a new trial was denied and he remains out on $10,000 bond pending appeal.
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Cleveland
William G. McKitterick
S. N. Silbert
Ohio
Warry Zenther
Lloyd Prather
Silbert
McAritttrick
Italian Drive In Progress On Ethiopian Front
Rome dispatch reports a major Italian drive on the northern Ethiopian front led by Marshal Pietro Badoglio. The aim is to annihilate remaining warriors west of the main line of communication and then push south toward Lake Aschangi.
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Rome
URI
Pietro Badoglio
Tis
Lake Aschangi
Resistance To Tax Demands In Early 1930s Budget Debate
Congress faced a storm of inflation fears as President Roosevelt urged a tax package totaling 1.137 billion to balance the 1936 37 budget. Officials proposed spreading the burden over two or three years with varied annual amounts, while lawmakers warned against heavy increases beyond 500 to 600 million. The plan outlined farm program costs 524 million, bonus costs 120 million annually for nine years, and 493 million in processing losses and expenses from AAA decisions. The Ways and Means Committee prepared for hearings as soon as the tax message arrives amid election-year uncertainty.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court Aaa
Treasury
AAA
House Ways and Means Committee
Rebel Ends His Life Rather Than Surrender
London Feb 29 One Japanese extremist rebel shot himself dead in front of the San no Hotel in Tokyo as comrades surrendered to regulars, according to Exchange Telegraph Tokyo correspondent.
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Rebel
London
Sanno Hotel
Tokyo
Exchange Telegraph Tokyo
Aurora Ledger Notes Leap Day Lady Takeover In 1900s
A leap year day in Aurora Illinois led to a city hall takeover as 300 bachelors were targeted by warrant servers led by Police Chief Helen Thompson and Mayor Margaret Esser. Dr John C Murphy faced court for marriage attempts while many bachelors fled the city.
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Aurora
Til
Joliet
John C. Murphy
Jean Harrison
Helen Thompson
Jones charges espionage system in Department of Commerce
H McCoy Jones, who resigned after being ordered dismissed for insubordination, charged an elaborate espionage system exists in the Department of Commerce. He blamed officials for conditions spanning twenty years, cited antiquated marine regulations, and said the department uses informers and secret service investigators. Officials acknowledged an inspection fleet shortfall and noted only three of twenty six recommendations adopted.
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Washington
H. McCoy Jones
Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection
Department of Commerce
Department
Jones
Dairymen Honor Roll Recipients At Lorain Banquet
Some 200 Lorain County milk producers attended the county wide banquet at Wellington Congregational Church where 27 members earned National Dairy Association honor roll certificates for herd averages of 300 pounds or more butterfat per cow. Lead list includes Harry Rowland with 479.8 pounds and several others over 400. speakers included Salsbury of Ohio State University and John Bragg of the state welfare farms.
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Lorain County
National Dairy Association
Wellington Congregational Church
National
Harry Rowland
J. W. Mccleary
B. A. Fenner
Neva Ringler
J. B. Ford
A. W. Cawise
B. T. Nesbett
Jackson Camp and Weolcott
F. H. McClellan
Otis Lyndes
D. A. Swartz
Carl L. Seabold
RE. J. Burrer
Frank Rowland
Dewey Aldrich
C. D. Lehman
Crimson Warning opens on Chronicle-Telegram page five
Tonight the Chronicle-Telegram debuts a new serial story Crimson Warning by Richard Sale. The opening chapter mixes mystery and romance with a chilling death described as a tropical snake bite from venom traced to a tropical serpent found on a northern Maine island.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Richard Sale
Tropics
Maine
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Hits Lorain County Sanatorium
An outbreak of scarlet fever at the Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Amherst led officials to ban visitors and bar patient departures. Dr. F. R. Dew said several cases exist among adults and children, with a few more under investigation and the on-site school likely to close briefly. None of the known cases is considered serious, though the illness may complicate tuberculosis treatment.
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Lorain County
Amherst
F. R. Dew
Dew
Arrests Made For Alleged Gambling in City
Three arrests were reported as police enforce a gambling crackdown. Benny Becker of 299 Loci Street pleaded guilty to possession of punch boards and wagons, fined 30 dollars plus costs by Mayor Don A. Baird. Sam Schon, grocer at East Avenue and Fourth Street, charged with possession of a punch board, to be tried Wednesday. Harry Gezunterman, proprietor of a card room at 821 West Broad Street, charged with harboring gambling. six men found inside and Gezunterman to be tried this afternoon.
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Benny Becker
Loci Street
Don A. Baird
C. Ui. Miller
M. E. Olmstead
Becker
Sam Schon
East Avenue
Fourth Street
CC. E. Parker
C. B. Andress
West Broad Street
Harry Gezunterman
Gezunteriaas
Gezunterman
Water shut off tomorrow for hydrant replacement
City safety service director JL D Faxon announced water service will be off tomorrow to residents living between Chestnut and Water streets on West Bridge street. The outage is planned from about 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. while city workers replace a fire hydrant at Water and West Bridge streets that was recently destroyed.
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JL. D. Faxon
City Safety Service
Chestnut and
Water Streets
West Bridge Street
West Bridge Streets
Marooned Caretaker Collapses As He Is Rescued
Otto Studer, 55, crawled over 600 feet of bobbing ice in the Kankakee river and collapsed as rescuers reached him after a three mile ice forge. A boat crew fought through the icy channel to retrieve him near Joliet Illinois on February 29.
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Joliet, Ill
Otto Studer
Kankakee River
Roosevelt Signs Revised Neutrality Act to Keep U S Out of War
President Roosevelt signed a revised neutrality act in the White House study to extend an embargo on arms and prohibit loans or credit to belligerents while allowing ordinary commercial trade. The act runs until May 1 1937 with a chance for permanent legislation later, amid debate over enforcement and travel warnings for citizens aboard belligerent ships.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
White House
Maumee River Flood Destroys Bend Towns in Ohio
Feb 29 Napoleon Ohio reports a Maumee River flood with Grand Rapids taking the hit as an ice gorge breached upstream, sending four to six feet of water through the business district. Civilian Conservation Corps workers helped residents move belongings to higher ground. A later gorge broke near Damascus Bridge flooding Napoleon and Waterville lowlands, marooning several houses. No deaths reported.
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Napoleon
Maumee River
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Civilian Conservation Corps
Waterville
Damascus Bridge
Oberlin Leap Year Parade Escorts Professors by Coed Dates
Oberlin College observes its leap year tradition with women students escorting professors through town. Faculty wives plan their own party while coeds and professors swap dates all day, ending with a leap year dance and social events as women pay the bills.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Hatcheries Offer Good Chicks at Reasonable Prices
A daily want ad notes Lorain County hatcheries listing lending directories and promising affordable, good baby chicks for sale. The readable fragment hints at a recurring feature promoting hatchery stock and reasonable pricing.
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Lorain Co
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Ohio Agriculture
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Illinois
Margaret Esser
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