Sharp Temperature Drop Forecast Across Ohio
The State Weather Bureau foresees a sharp temperature drop within 48 hours with no immediate danger of subzero conditions in Ohio. Met forecaster W H Alexander says tonight will be fair and colder with a chance of snow Sunday. Ohio’s temperatures, after yesterday’s rise above freezing, are expected to fall to about 20 degrees above zero while subzero readings persist in the extreme Midwest.
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State Weather Bureau
W. H. Alexander
Ohio
Alexander
Mid-West
Barath Trial Set to Open Before Three Ohio Judges
Lorain County first degree murder trial of Frank Barath, 56, former National Tube Company dock worker, to be heard by Judges Findley D A Cook and Abl without a jury. Barath shot his mother in law Elizabeth Phillips, 76, on September 29 after drinking heavily. Phillips lived with Barath and raised his six children.
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Common Pleas
Frank Barath
National Tube Company
Elizabeth Phillips
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
This
Clarence Abl
Bucyrus
Toy Shop Project Achieves Greater Success
The K of toy shop committee chaired by Russell Moran reports all bills paid and about $5000 in the bank for next year. Elsmans contributed around $70000, making the project more successful than hoped. Moran thanks volunteers and all who helped.
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K of Toy Shop Committee
Russell Moran
Elsmans
Moran
Report 10 Killed By Italian Bombs
Addis Ababa dispatches say Italian bombs hit northern and southern fronts, killing 10 and wounding 14 in Makale over a week ending last Tuesday. Harar reports use of gas in the south, with tear and nauseating agents aimed at morale rather than mass killings.
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Addis Ababa
United Press
Dessye
Makale
Harar
Wehih Pasha
Dedjazmatch Makonnen
Bonus Legislation Gets Right of Way
Washington January 4 Senate Democratic steering committee approved legislative right of way for the soldiers' bonus and neutrality measure advancing the bonus bill and related neutrality provision through the chamber.
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Washington
Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Weather Update Forecast for Cloudy Snow Tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with light snow tonight and likely in the eastern portion Sunday morning. Expect much colder temperatures tonight with colder conditions across the east and central portions Sunday.
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OFTO
Four Year Old Boy Fatally Hurt in Oberlin Crash
Lorain County's first traffic fatality of the new year occurred last night in Oberlin when an automobile struck Mrs. Joseph DeFazio and her four year old son Durante on West Lorain Street. The boy died about two hours later at Allen Memorial Hospital. Driver Marvin Gage of Ashland said he did not see them until impact. he was not held after investigation. Mrs. DeFazio suffered shock and bruises. her husband was notified by neighbor Mary McCready. A second collision was reported later in Lorain involving Ralph Dirlam and a car driven by E. Pohlman at West Avenue and Third Street.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
Joseph DeFazio
Durante
West Lorain Street
DeFazio
Canandaigua, N.Y
West Lorain Streets
Charles Davis
DeFazios
Gage
Davis
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mary McCready
C. Ward
Ralph Dirlam
Spank Bakery
Lorain
BE. Pohlman
15Th Street
West Avenue
Third Street
Bombing Wounds Fatal To Swedish Red Cross Worker
Addis Ababa reports the Swedish aide Gunnar Lundstrom died from injuries after an Italian air raid on a Swedish Red Cross hospital in the Dolé sector. Lundstrom was shot in the jaw and tongue. Dr. Fride Hylander was wounded but walked from the plane. Baron von Rosen led recovery planes carrying Lundstrom’s body and other Red Cross personnel as foreign fatalities from the attack were confirmed.
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Red Cross
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Dole
Lundstrom
Fride Hylander
Hylander
Fokker
Babicheff
Baron von Rosen
Ethiopia
Rosen
Kurt Hanner
Marcel Junod
Sidamo
Murgel
Mugceli
Exchange
London
Two Italian Fliers Killed In Crash
Rome reports two Italian aviators were killed in a crash in the Cafta area on the western Ethiopian Eritrean front tier near the Sudan. The incident was announced today.
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Cafta
Sudan
Former Cleveland Council Woman To Talk Here Tuesday
Mrs. Helen Green former Cleveland council member will speak at a Flyway W C A meeting Tuesday sponsored by the W C T U. The open event starts at 2 15 p m and she leads temperance education on the national radio staff. She also heads publicity for the Ohio W C T U and formerly served as secretary of the Dry League of Cuyahoga County with Cleveland headquarters.
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Helen Green
Cleveland
Flyway
Dry League
Cuyahoga County
Chinese Student's Bride Seeks Divorce Trouble
Mrs Viola Lin of Columbus, wife of K. M. James Lin, foster son of the Chinese president, seeks a divorce filed December 2. Ohio law requires service on a local consular agent, but none exists in Ohio, so an affidavit for service by publication was filed. The case cannot be heard for six weeks after first publication. They wed July 14 in Ashland Kentucky.
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Columbus
Viola Lin
K. M. James Lin
Lin
Ashland
China
Routine Business To Be Considered By County Board
The Jorain County Board of Education will meet Monday at 2 pm to handle routine business. No organizational actions are planned at the session as state law prescribes a later date for county school board organization for the coming year.
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Jorain County
Elyria Real Estate Tax Rate Proposes 18.34 Mills
Elyria's tentative real estate tax rate is 18.34 mills for 1935, same as last year, with state adjustments from a new school foundation law. City operations may see about 134000 in real estate tax, plus 55000 to 75000 from sales tax and other minor incomes. The budget faces a possible shortfall of up to 100000 despite higher operating levy, aided by bond charge reductions and a lower county rate, while Elyria schools receive 374 mills including operating and debt charges.
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Ikxelser
C. A. Horn
School Foundation
Weenses
Elyria City
Elyria Scheols
Elyria Township
Rehling Indicted By Grand Jury In Lorain Case
Lorain resident Harry E. Rehling, former county road department foreman, was indicted for obtaining money by false pretenses after a grand jury returned 10 indictments from a two day session. The body also charged George Rumek with burglary of an inhabited dwelling and accused others of grand larceny, assault, burglary, and manslaughter in a set of cases.
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Harry E. Rehling
Lorain
Rehling
Oscar G. Dunn
A. M. Hayes
Howard R. Butler
J. G. Holland
Butler
George Rumek
W. W. Inman
Tommy Glacek
Mitra Stok
Brunk Machine Company
Vincent Dobos
Frank Obran
David Tolley
Andrew Seames
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Floyd Purdy
Robert Chapman
LaGrange
Gerald Turner
Oberlin Road
Elizabeth Schandersky
Turner
Lester B Simpkinson
Wellington
Bank Ordered To Submit Records In Mellon Case
Pittsburgh banks face a federal inspection order in the $3,000,000 Andrew W Mellon income tax case as Union Trust Company must submit its records for government review today.
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Pittsburgh
Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Mellon
National Tube Co. Schedule For Lorain Plants Next Week
National Tube Company operates two blast furnaces and eight open hearth furnaces next week at Lorain. The Belmer converter runs single turn. Akelp mill finishes its current tasks by Monday. Butt mills two and six run five days. Number one seamless mill ends Sunday, while number two seamless mill runs three days starting Monday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Butt
Elyria School Board to undergo its biggest change in 12 years
Three veteran Elyria Board of Education members retire Monday after 24 years of service, to be replaced by Frank Spencer Jr, Richard F. Stevens, and W. H. Vanoster. Two current members, Mrs. Julia Martin and Mrs. Ellen Shaw, remain with two years left. Board members serve without salary.
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Elyria Board of Education
A. R. Agate E. L. Moody
C. H. Price
Frank Spencer
Richard F. Stevens
W. H. Vanoster
Julia Martin
Ellen Shaw
Peaceful Nations See Hope In Message
London reports that Roosevelt’s congressional address framed warlike expansion as opposed to democracies and hinted at an oil embargo on Italy. Britons see US stance as backing nonaggressive powers and strengthening Britain France and Russia while avoiding entangling alliances.
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Neutrality program opposition melts in face of new plan
On January 4 in Washington, opposition to President Roosevelt's neutrality program rapidly dissolved as a drastic administration proposal promised peace in a future major war. The plan, presented in both chambers, moved toward rigid neutrality and drew cautious praise from supporters of the Cash and Carry plan, though they urged limits on presidential discretion in embargo declarations and pressed for their original program.
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Roosevelt
Senate
House
Senate Munitions Committee
Smythe Named On State Committee
Ohio Chamber of Commerce directors named a seven member committee to represent the chamber on proposed state employment insurance legislation. Members include Charles H. Murray of Middletown, A. F. Dawson of Cincinnati, Donald Finkbeiner of Toledo, Robert Groff of Springfield, F. A. Smythe of Lorain, Dr. Edwin S. Todd of Miami University Oxford, and E. S. Greer of Zanesville.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Charles H. Murray
Middletown
A. F. Dawson
Cincinnati
Donald Finkbeiner
Esq
Toledo
Robert Groff
Springfield
F. A. Smythe
Lorain
Edwin S. Todd
Miami University
Oxford
E. &. Greer
Zanesville
Highlights Of The Presidents Message To Congress
Washington and the Roosevelt address outline a clear policy shift away from dollar diplomacy and speculation. He notes rising aggression, calls for world peace, and argues the United States must curb power seeking minorities while protecting federal prerogatives. He questions new taxes and anticipates relief budget reductions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Tiffin Doctor Benner Dies at 37 After Pneumonia
Dr. Robert W. Benner, 37, a Tiffin physician and surgeon noted for cancer research work, died today of pneumonia. He is survived by his father, Dr. Willam H Benner, his wife, and a daughter.
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Tiffin
Robert W. Benner
Willam H Benner
Roosevelt challenges foes of the New Deal in nationwide speech
President Roosevelt urged foes to choose the New Deal or discard it, framing a campaign fight and signaling anti injunction aims while warning of autocracy abroad and at home. He pressed Congress to protect its laws, warned about business interests undermining liberties, and outlined foreign and domestic policy aims as the 1936 race began.
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