Political War Breaks Out In U S Capital
A heated political clash erupts in Washington as President Roosevelt plans a night address to both houses amid New Deal debates. Democrats push a defensive Junta of house orators to counter Republican opposition, with timing aimed at shaping the November elections and a broadcast reach nationwide.
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U.S
Congress
Roosevelt Bretching
Henry F. Bletcher
Dea
House
Chanber
Roosevelts
Fletcher
Holiday Marred By Fatal Accidents
United Press reports a deadly New Year in Ohio with at least seven fatalities. Victims include Mrs Helen Louise Baker and her daughter Barbara near Somerset in a crash with a stalled truck, and others such as Robert Lance Wedina in Medina, George A Porter in Cincinnati, Father Hadley, Akion Misa Jlen Bahnsen, Tarl Carpenter, and Avie safety campaign success in Cleveland credited for no fatalities during the holiday.
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United Press
Ohio
Helen Louise Baker
Barbara Tech
Somerset
Robert Lance
Wedina
Medina
George A Porter
Cincinnati
Father Hadley
Akion Misa Jlen Bahnsen
Port Clinton
Carpenter
Canal Winchester Avie
Cleveland
Ohio Weather: Cloudy Skies Bring Light Rain Tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions in Ohio with light rain tonight and Friday, then a change to snow flurries as temperatures fall slightly on Friday.
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Ohio
Father And Two Daughters Die In House Fire
A father Milo Fo Weiller 28 and his two daughters Shirley 4 and June 6 died in a house fire started by kerosene used to ignite a small stove. Their mother Mrs Miller 26 and another child were seriously injured as flames swept through the home in suburban Jombard. Miller died after entering the upstairs room to save Shirley and June as firemen found him kneeling beside the children.
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Chicaco
Milo Fo Weiller
Jombard
Shirley
Nace
Miller
Willer
Dennis
June
Italy Replies To Foreign Comments On Ethiopian War
Italian comments in Giornale Italia question whether Italy should restrain soldiers and aviators or risk broader condemnation. The piece notes Italian officials regret the Swedish Red Cross hospital bombing and cites suggestions of League sanctions. It also recalls reports of Italian air crew casualties near Dagah Bar with one alleged beheading and uncertain follow up.
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United Press
Red Cross
Fthioma
Italy
Cologne
Gioriala J Italia
Virenio Gav
Geneva
Stockholm
Lapiess
Dessye Red Cross
7 Nations
Dageth Ru
Hara
United Press Staff
Daggah Bar
Harar
Anger in Stockholm Over Italian Bombing in Ethiopia
Stockholm citizens and police protested the bombing of a Swedish Red Cross unit in Ethiopia by Italian forces. Crowds shouted at the Italian legation as officials abroad called for international law adherence. The Swedish Red Cross asked for an investigation and officials in Addis Ababa and Rome were requested to report.
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Legation
I Wlan
Swedish Red Cross
Maiurchise Paterno di Manchi
Italan
Mussolini
Moaatcheig Paterno
Gustaf
Charles
Rel Cross
Verling Tidem
Lutheran Church
Ealydan Koht
Norway
Oslo
Eric de Virzin
Imperor Haile Selassie
Addis Abtba
Ethiopia
Red Cross
Swediish
International Red Cross
Geneva
Swedih
Rome
Kurt Hanner
Addis Ababa
Bible Institute Begins Tonight
Will J Foster of the Church of Christ announced Florence Martin will direct a Bible School Workers Institute in Plyra starting tonight at 7 30. Two group conferences will be held tomorrow and Friday with Junior and Intermediate Department workers from 711 churches invited to attend.
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Will J Foster
Church of Christ
Florence Martin
Plyra
Spa
Mayor Baird appoints city boards in new administration
Mayor Dow A Baird announced four appointments to city boards to take effect as he begins official duties. Dr C J Muller is reappointed to five years on the board of health, M F Fey to six years on the civil service commission, W L Walsh to four years on the sinking fund trustees, and Frank Wilford reappointed for three years on the park commission. The safety service director will start January, with present personnel to continue.
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Dow A Baird
Counc
C J Muller
Board of Health
M F Fey
Civil Service Commission
W Ll Walsh
Board of
Sinking Fund Trustees
Frank Wilford
Park Commission
Safety Service
Isaac
Faxon
Water Department
W H Vanoster
City Hall
Mr Baird
Vanoster
Touhy the gangland chief captured by police in Chicago
Tommy Touhy, leader of the Touhy gang, was taken from his Chicago apartment by state and federal officers. He faced questioning in the kidnapping of Jake Factor and several postal robberies. He was found in bed with a pistol on a nearby bureau, surrounded by his wife and two daughters as officers closed in.
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Chicago
Tommy Touhy
Elyria Sees Fewer Fires in 1935 than 1934
Fire Chief W N Bates reports Elyria had 160 fires in 1935, down from 202 in 1934, with 1934’s fire loss at 9252.91 dollars. He cannot yet estimate 1935 losses due to unsettled adjustments, but 1933 losses are expected higher than 1934’s. Earlier figures show 1932 losses at 16466.75 dollars and 1935 losses at 82354.97 dollars.
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Elvira
W N Bates
Elyrian Treasurer Of The ABA At Orleans Convention
Arthur Blavilor named treasurer of the American Bankers Association at the New Orleans convention marking a notable Ohio honor as no banker has held the post in nearly twenty years. The records show V1 Taylor’s extensive activity in Ohio and American Banker circles with past roles including treasurer of the Ohio Bankers Association in 1922 and leadership positions throughout the 1920s.
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Arthur Blavilor
American Bankers Association
New Orleans
Ohio
Taylor
American Bankers Associations
Ohio Bankers Associaton
Loran County Bankers Association
Ohio Bankers Association
Hospital Adds Fatal Wounding From Italian Hazardous Devices
Addis Ababa January 2 A government communique reports 30 hospital patients and several Ethiopian staff injured or killed when Italian planes attacked. Two Allied hospital workers suffered serious wounds while Dr Fiide Hyander and an unnamed aide were hit by gunfire or a device. Ras Nesta Demtu and Desta Demtu provided details on the southern front.
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Addis Ababa
Irajan
Red Cross
Fiide Hyander
Ras
Rev E W Allen In Critical Condition At Hospital
Rev E W Allen head of Rocheste real estate department fell ill with pneumonia at Elyria hospital. He serves as acting minister of the Child of Christ church and was a traveling representative for Curtis Publishing. His condition remained the same and visitors were not admitted.
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Rocheste
Neweis Davin Plyria
L W Allen
Pneumom
Elyria Wemorrail
Voslahr Otiprove Mentin
Rev Allen
Child of Christ
Curtis Publishing Company
Wis
Tlh
Rey Allens
Retired Methodist Minister Passes in Galion Area
Retired Methodist minister Rev F R Shumaker died after long illness in Galion. He served over fifty years in Lancaster Perkins Stamore Belleville Butler Ashley Iberia Strongsville and Spencer pastorates. Funeral by Rev Henry S Powell of Ashland Friday. Burial in Marion.
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Galion O Tan
Shumaker
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Perkins
Stamore
Belleville
Butler
Ashley Iberia
Strongsville
Spencer
Henry S Powell
Ashland
Marion
Lindberghs Still Center Of Curiosity In Liverpool
The Lindbergh family remains the focal point of intense media curiosity as Col and Mrs Lindbergh and their son Jon stay inside the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool. Reported secrecy around the infant's plans has journalists trailing the couple while authorities limit access to the private suite.
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Tiverpool
Charles Lindbergh
Jon
Lindbergh
Lindberehs
Col Jndbeirgh
Gregory
Morgan Grenfell Banking House
Finibeghs
Wales
Two Injured In Collision Of Autos
Two persons were injured in a pair of auto collisions around 10 pm on December 81 police reported. Ada Smith, 18, of Oberlin road, was taken to Memorial Hospital for an ankle injury after being thrown from a car driven by Adelbert Smith. Vernon Bell and passengers in his car were treated for minor injuries at the hospital. Other occupants were uninjured. A taxi struck a pole on Lodi street, injuring no one. Several vehicles were damaged in separate incidents on West Third street and Cleveland Street.
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Kontrch Striet
Fast Avenue
Vaiss
Dorothy Peabodyv
Oberlin Road
Els 114
Memorial Hospital
Adelbert Smiths
Weves
Stret
Diven
Vernon Bell
Hegehts Blvd
Smiths
Ciuo Colyn Maslyk
Fairlawn Avenue
Smith
Bells
Louis Fortune
Howe Street
James Schumer
17Th Street
Arthur Smith
Harvard Avenue
Tee Clath
Bridge Stret
Lodi Street
West River Street
West Third Street
Witchell
Jodi Street
Irnest
Iaeth
Huron Street
Cleveland Street
Perris Raurt
Wiscorns
Pertvy
Westerdiv
Sam Beresnik
Woodford
Jak McCline
Cleveland
U S Starts Conferences on Silver Standard Move
Washington January 2 Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau indicated the United States had begun international silver conferences. He discussed the use of silver and gold on a coordinated basis as a standard of monetary value.
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Washington
Treasury
Henry W Morgenthau
United States
Repect
God
Elyrians Meet With Willys-Overland Receiver to Discuss Dunham Move
Elyria chamber committee visited Toledo on December 31 to confer with David R Wilson receiver for Willys Overland Co. Attendees included mortgagees general creditors and a federal court representative. They plan to inspect the plant premises and coordinate with Elyria backers on the Dunham Company proposal.
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Elyria
Pendit
Kivtii
Dunham Company
Iuffer
Willys Overland Company
Livria
Elsiia
Sandusky Home to Become a State Hospital
Ohio plans to abolish the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky and convert it into a state hospital for the mentally ill. Oakley Spaght said legislation to transfer inmates to the federal home in Dayton will be introduced soon, with about 100 residents affected. A small number will not transfer, and the change aims to save up to $2000 daily by avoiding Cleveland housing costs.
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Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Sandusky
Oakley Spaght
Spaght
General Assembly
Milton Campbell
American Legion
Dayton
Davton
Snerrill
Dave
Spash
Cleveland
Musician To Face Charge Of Murder In Jan
WATPRICO reports musician Paul Hendon aged 29 faces murder charges for the Nov 12 deaths of two women, schoolteacher Alice Schisler and student Silene Rader, in Hamilton. Police say Hendon, who wrote letters from Waterloo, admitted involvement in a shooting and later sought work at a CCC camp but was refused. He later taught piano lessons to CCC sellers.
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Watprico
Paul Hendon
CCC
Himilton
Omotodis
Alice Schisler
Silene Rader
Herndon
Hom
Waterloo
Texas
Winterloo
COC
Tts
Preparations for Hauptmann Execution Begin
In Trenton New Jersey authorities moved to secure Richard Hauptmann within two weeks of murder verdict. His lawyers planned to press for clemency with the governor hearing last appeal arguments. They gathered new evidence and witnesses challenging trial credibility and claiming Hauptmann was not given a fair hearing.
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Thenton
Brno
Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Charles
Hauptmanns Flemmgton
Agreement to Seek Full Cash Bonus Payment in 1930s Fight
Washington reports the Patman Inflation Bonus steering committee unanimously backs full cash payment for veterans, rejecting currency expansion as a payment method. The group plans a Jan 13 House vote and recalls 218 signers to decide payment method, while President and Robinson foresee a presidentially acceptable measure and oppose the Townsend plan.
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House
Senate
Joseph I. Robinson
Congress
Wright L Patman
D. Tex
Patman
Robinson
Byrnes-Sterner
Four Killed as Italian Plane Crashes in Ethiopia
An official Ethiopian report says an Italian aircraft crashed near Wolkait and its four occupants were burned alive. A second Italian plane was shot down in the Makale area the day before. The burned plane was reportedly one of two attacking Kebtia village with machine guns.
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Dessye Ethiopa
Wolkait
Makale
Kebtia
Search For Victims Of Air Liner Crash
British warships searched for bodies aboard the City of Khartoum after it crashed 112 miles from Alexandria Harbor while flying from Crete. Nine passengers and four crew. Pilot C Gerry Wilson was the sole survivor after six hours in the water. Two bodies found. Wilson cited a faulty gas line line as the cause. the plane nose dived in fair weather and calm sea.
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City of
Khartoum
Alexandria
Crete
Gerry Wilson
Brillant
James C Luke
Philadelphia
Boston
E B Badger and Sons
Basrahn Irak
Gerry-Wilson
WPA Strike Shuts Painesville as Workers Protest Low Pay
About seven hundred WPA workers in Painesville protested the low wage scale today. County representatives and WPA officials arranged a conference for tomorrow to address the dispute.
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Jaw
WPA
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