Japan's Newest Demand May Cause Clash
Shanghai authorities flagged a clash as Japan pressed for virtual control of the International Settlement. Tokyo sought US and British reaction through consulates, while Japanese censors moved to control all foreign broadcasts. The tension followed a spike in anti-Japanese attacks and death squads in the settlement and French Concession.
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Japan
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
Washington
London
Ofll
International Settlement
Heflin Fails In Political Come Back
In Birmingham Alabama J Thomas Heflin failed in a Democratic primary bid to reclaim a Senate seat. Final tallies showed Lister Hill leading 74 872 to 39 263 with Charles Williams 4 328. Governor Bibb Graves expected to appoint Hill to the Senate. Mrs Dixie Graves to resign Black seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
J. Thomas Heflin
Lister Hill
New Dealer
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
U. S Senate
Hill
Heflin
Charles Williams
Bibb Graves
Senate
Dixie Graves
Black
Autos in Collision Between Horton and Vanke
Automobiles driven by Kenneth Horton of 249 Eighth Street and Robert R. Vanke of 576 Noble Avenue Akron were in a minor collision about 7 35 p m yesterday on Broad Street. The police report says both drivers were attempting to take the same parking place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Horton
Eighth Street
Robert R. Vanke
Noble Avenue
Akron
Broad Street
Horton
Vanke
Missing farm hand from Warren sought by authorities
From Warren Pennsylvania and West Virginia authorities were asked to search for a 21 year old farm hand described as six feet tall. He recently visited a Columbiana Ohio bank where a $1200 withdrawal receipt was found in his pocket. He was hired about a month ago.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Baumeister
Columbiana, O
Itchy Pimples Relief Ad for Peterson's Ointment
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as quick relief for itchy pimples and irritated skin. It promises prompt stopping of itching, disappearance of smarting, and improved skin appearance, noting benefits for toe cracks and general itching.
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Peterson
Children Must Have Jobs Or Return To School
Elyria school officials warn 20 children with working permits who are not employed to return to class at the start of the second semester or face parental warrants. Williams notes reductions in permit issuance and vows to tighten rules for home work permits amid abuses.
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Elyria
C. M. Williams
Williams
Cancelled Lake Ave Church Meetings by Dr Reich
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago announced the cancellation of the engagement of Dr. Max I. Reich at Lake Ave Community Church. The meetings scheduled from January 9 to 14 are indefinitely postponed.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Max I. Reich
Lake Ave. Community Church
Reich
Banks Call Issued For Year End Financial Statements
The State Division of Banks in Columbus Ohio issued a call to all state banks to file statements of their financial conditions as of December 31 1937.
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Columbus
State Division of Banks
Henrietta event lists music and acts for dinner hour
Number Three continues on page one with an eight oclock program featuring the Henrietta High School orchestra trombone solo by Esther Kaetzel and a playlet Wienies on Wednesday performed by Mrs. Lucille Rawson Mrs. Lola Wigert Mrs. Donald Barber A T Smith and C A Gibbons A piano solo by Kathryn Fowl and a clarinet solo by Alvin Portman precede an address by Petree
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Henrietta High School
Esther Kaetzel
Henrietta
Wienies
Lucille Rawson
Lola Wigert
Donald Barber
A. T. Smith
C. A. Gibbons
Kathryn Fowl
Brownhelm
Alvin Portman
Petree
Court House Arrest Slips For Not Stopping At Elyria Ave
James R. Riddle of Lorain and Clarence Weibhling of S806 East Avenue Elyria each fined 1 and costs for not stopping before entering a main traveled highway when arraigned yesterday before Justice Preston Coon by deputy sheriffs. Nine were issued arrest slips for the same conduct on Lake Avenue Elyria Avenue. remaining offenders to be arraigned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Riddle
Lorain
Clarence Weibhling
Lorain divorce suit filed. Townsend will filed in Probate
Josephine Losh of Lorain filed for divorce from Thomas Losh on neglect and cruelty after a 1915 marriage that produced three children. The late Celia Townsend of Middle avenue died at Elyn Memorial Hospital December 27, with a will leaving most of her estate to her brother George W. Philpott and sister Bertha Philpott. Four bequests of 500 dollars to nephews Robert Whitney Philpott and Frederick Chapman Philpott, niece Mrs William McFareland, and sister-in-law Mrs Martha Watson. Remaining estate to be divided between brother and sister. Townsend found in exposure at home on South Middle avenue. A fire in her store had gone out, per report. Joan Burkel, a minor, filed for divorce from Clarence Burkel of Lorain on neglect. They married in 1936 and have one child. Glenn Troup filed against Clarence LaFontain for 1000 dollars for injuries from a traffic accident on East 28th street in Lorain last December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Townsend
Middle Avenue
Elyn Memorial Hospital
George W. Philpott
Bertha Philpott
Cleveland Street
Robert Whitney Philpott
Frederick Chapman Philpott
Wiliam McFareland
Martha Watson
Glenn Troup
Clarence LaFontain
Lorain
East 28Th Street
Rochester Professor Visits Family in Ohio Holiday Tale
Rochester professor Earl L. Thompson of Texas Tech visited his brother E. D. Thompson and family in Elyria on Wednesday. He also called to see his niece Mrs. Austin Ewell and family in Clarksfield. Another niece Mrs. Russell Murray and sons from Gates Avenue arrived to visit before his return. Frank Clifford and wife called at Carl Knapp’s Sunday evening to see gifts from a Christmas tree. Guests of Howard Crittenden include Neva and Treva Crittenden Leroy and Laujiler Milan Ohio. Mrs. E A Gariss and son Alvin spent Christmas Day with her brother L B Feeley and family. Carlisle, Elva McConnell New London is visiting Mrs. Arthur Jewett. Kathryn Norris and son Phillip from Cleveland visited Charles Parker and Arthur Jewett Thursday.
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Earl L. Thompson
Texas Technicological College
Lubbock
Texas
E. D. Thompson
Austin Ewell
Familly
Clarksfield
Mirs
Russell Murray and Sons
Gates Avenue
Elyria
Hia
Frank Clifford
Carl Knapp
Howard Crittenden
Neva
Treva Crittenden
Leroy
Lau ‘Jiler
Milan
E. A. Gariss
Alvin
L. B. Feeley
Carlisle
Elva McConnell
New London
Arthur Jewett
Kathryn Norris
Phillip
Cleveland
Charles Parker
Arthur Jewety
Early life of Sutherland the Western lawyer and pioneer
Born March 25 1862 in Watling Street Stony Stratford England Sutherland moved to Utah as a youth with parents seeking opportunity They settled in Springville and he trained at Brigham Young Academy Provo later earning a law degree at the University of Michigan He practiced in Utah before 21 and married Rosamond Lee His youth saw mining ventures and frontier life shaping his future career and stories.
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England
Sutherland
Watling Street
Stony Stratford
Buckinghamshire
Land of Opportunity
America
Rockies
Springville
Utah
Brigham Young Academy
Provo
Karl G. Maeser
University of Michigan
Michigan Supreme Court
Rosamond Lee
Beaver City
Tintic
Salt Lake City
Recorder
Wells-Fargo
Two Men Beat Up Truck Driver in Street Assault
Police sought two unidentified men who beat George Okuley, a Schroll Coal Company driver, as he prepared to deliver coal on West Bridge street. Okuley filed two warrants at the station, both John Doe warrants. Luther Schroll defended drivers’ rights to unionize but backed prosecution of any interference with deliveries.
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George Okuley
Schroll Coal Company
West Bridge Street
Okuley
John Doe
Schroll
Luther M. Schroll
Ford Executive Aids Elopers To Start A Home
YPSILANTI Mich Jan 5 Harry H Bennett Ford executive affirmed his 17 year old daughter Gertrude eloped with Russell Hughes 21 and married at Auburn Ind He praised the couple and said he would help them establish a home while hoping the groom can support his daughter Bennett Ford personnel director expressed relief and non interference despite initial kidnapping fears.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
Harry H. Bennett
Ford Motor Company
Gertrude
Trudy
Bennett
Russell Hughes
Auburn
Ind
Ford
Motorist Arrested for Reckless Driving
Hubert J. Brown of 232 Fairlawn Avenue was arrested by local police about 93 20 PM last evening and charged with reckless driving. Officers allege Brown drove without lights on Middle Avenue at speeds between 60 and 65 miles per hour. He is to be arraigned at 9 AM Saturday.
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Hubert J. Brown
Fairlawn Avenue
Brown
Middle Avenue
Crosby welcomed fourth son in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood report says Bing Crosby and wife Mrs Dixie Lee Crosby welcomed a fourth son born at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital at 4:35 a.m. The baby weighed 6 pounds 5 ounces. Crosby paced the floor restlessly through the night. The couple’s existing children include Gary Evans Crosby aged four and twins Philip and Dennis aged two.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Dixie Lee Crosby
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Gary Evans Crosby
Philip and
Dennis
Cop Admits Selling Guns To Gangsters In Cincinnati
Cincinnati police motorcycle patrolman Elmer Joyce was suspended after chief Weatherly read a federal report confirming Joyce sold firearms and ammunition to Brady gangsters. Joyce had admitted being the officer James Cathover named as selling guns to gangsters, claiming he believed they were gun collectors as city officials pressed for action.
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Cincinnati
Elmer Joyce
Cincinnati Police
Eugene T. Weatherly
Joyce
James Cathover
Cincinnatus
Weatherly
Rochester groups schedule early January meetings
The Center Aid Society will meet at Mrs. Sam Rowland’s home on Thursday January 6 for an all day meeting with dinner provided. The Harmonial Society of the Methodist Church will hold an all day meeting in the church basement on Friday January 7 with a devotional and business session following dinner. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Center Aid Society
Sam Rowland
Harmonial Society of the Methodist Church
Mrs Eva Winfield Receives Family Visits This Week
Mrs Eva Winfield enjoyed visits from relatives this week including Mr and Mrs A H Swartz and daughter Mae from Cleveland on Wednesday and Mr and Mrs Frank Swartz with two children from Youngstown on Sunday. Henry Choate also visited along with Mr and Mrs Gil.
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Eva Winfield
A. H. Swartz
Mae
Cleveland
Frank Swartz
Youngstown
Henry Choate
Gil
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Fresh Produce and Staples
Cleveland markets report steady to higher greens and eggs with steady poultry and meats. Potatoes and apples show varied regional pricing. Chicago and Toledo notes list butter eggs and poultry as steady with minor shifts in tom turkey and hen prices.
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Chicago
Reds
Bolge
United States
Idaho
Michigan
Russet Rurals
U. S
Wisconsin
California
Bliss
Stret
Florida
Toledo
Cattle Receipts Steady Market Strong for Mixed Stock
Livestock receipts show cattle and calves active with steady to slightly higher bids. Steers around 1100 to 1200 pounds bring 8 to 10 dollars, vealers 12 to 13 dollars, cows and heifers mixed at 0 to 8 dollars, while sheep and lambs remain strong with primes at 8.5 to 9 dollars and yearlings about 8 dollars. Hogs higher with typical 130 to 200 pound ranges around 7.5 to 8 dollars. Grain and mill feeds quotations follow.
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Yorkes
Ohio News In Brief
Dr Paul I Burnside a 48 year old veterinarian died of a heart attack in Wellington Ohio He is survived by his wife Mildred a daughter Patricia of Mechanicsburg and his father He had just taken a seat on the council Columbus Ohio Jan 5 Ohio Sportsmen were invited by State Conservation officials to attend a public hearing on fishing regulations for the year beginning March 1 in Columbus on Tuesday Jan 25 The commission will use the meeting findings to set bag limits size limits open seasons and related angling questions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wellington
Paul I. Burnside
Burnside
Mildred
Patricia
Mechanicsburg
Columbus
Ohio
Conservation Commission
Ohio fur buyer fined for lacking dealer permit
Columbus officials report Harry J. Stratton of Raymond, Washington, fined $25 for purchasing furs without the required dealer permit under the new law. The permit is issued free to Ohio residents and carries a $50 fee for non resident dealers or their Ohio representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Conservation Division
Harry J. Stratton
Raymond, W
Ohio
Despondent man commits suicide over relief check loss
In Cleveland on January 4 James Columbus, 38, killed himself by cutting his wrists with a pocket knife after failing to obtain his relief payment. He was found dead at his home, and the incident is being investigated by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Columbus
Farmer Dellous Bloomherst Killed in Auto Train Crash
Dellous Bloomherst aged 59 a farmer died yesterday in a collision between his automobile and a train at St Marys Ohio authorities said. The 사고 occurred near the railroad crossing and the victim was identified by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marys, O
Dellous Bloomherst
Put-in-Bay Island Postmaster B F Rice Dies
Portinton Ohio January 5. B F Rice five dollars postmaster at Put-in-Bay Island died at his home yesterday. The obituary notes his service and local ties.
Local Holiday Guests Visit Elyria and Lorain Families
Weekend visitors and Sunday guests filled homes across Elyria and Lorain counties. Notables included Mr. and Mrs Fred Tompkins and granddaughter from Elyria, the Clifford family hosting Charles Held and daughter Raenelle from Cleveland, and Della Krebs and friends. Other stops included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muller guests, Mrs Mae Greer ham of Wellington, Jem Oberlin, and the Miller and Ward families visiting in Lorain and Ontario. Robert remained with the Jewett family through the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore Shaffer
Fred Tompkins
Elyria
Frank Clifford
Charles Held
Raenelle
Cleveland
Della Krebs
al W. Robinson
Spencer
Gertrude Biddle
Margaret
Evenlne
Harry Muller
Sarudasy
Mae Greerham
Wellington
Jem Oberlin
App
Frank Miller
Lee Miller
Lorain
R. G. Rogerson
Ontario
George Wards
Clinton Wells
Robert
Arthur Jewett
Roosevelt outlines budget shifts and debt plans
Roosevelt proposes Congress again reject the 140 million highway fund cut and details a budget dominated by interest on the national debt at 976 million. He says the government will stop borrowing on open market after June 30 1938, shifting new money to refinancing and self funding through special government funds. By June 30 1939, total debt held by the public plus agencies totals about 34.6 billion with 3.9 billion held by special state and retirement funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Junior Order of United Mechanics Installs Officers
Officers of the Elyria and Lorain councils of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics were installed last night at a joint ceremony in Lorain council lodge rooms attended by more than 100 members from both councils and others in the district. Elyria officers installed by Frank B. Wells include Russell Smith councilor James Hambly vice councilor Frank Brunner recording secretary Norman M. Bradley assistant recording secretary Lester Botamer financial secretary H. J. Ryan treasurer Leon Arias warden Don Crosier conductor Foster Coffin chaplain John Dallas inside sentinel and George Martin outside sentinel. Lorain officers installed are Lyle Cebcle councilor Earl Holloway vice councilor Mr Harding chaplain George Meyers warden Vic Latto conductor George Wasfinder treasurer William Wurstback financial secretary Fred Morrow recording secretary Harold Morrow assistant recording secretary and O. Cebcle trustee. E. H. Babcock of Painesville district deputy gave the principal talk and announced several meetings planned for the next three months.
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Elyria
Lorain
Order of United American Mechanics
Frank B. Wells
Russell Smith
James Hambly
Frank Brunner
Norman MM. Bradley
Lester Botamer
Harold Morrow
O. Cebcle
E. H. Babcock
Painesville
Joe Hansen
Fred Stevens
Harvey Rice
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Daughters of America
Army aviation budget rise targets 1939 quota and planes
A War Department release shows the Army Air Corps aiming to reach a 2,320 plane quota by end of 1939, with about 474 new planes planned for next year. Indirect charges and total aviation costs are outlined along with manpower and training forecasts for the Army and National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation Guard
Engineer Corps
National Guard
Senate showdown over relief program tax bills continues
The Senate planned a vote on Sen Don R Thomas motion to remove the taxation committee from consideration of the Hum Bill part of the relief package. Thomas argued Senate relief measures are inadequate and House approved bills would provide more funds for poor aid amid the current recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Don R. Thomas
Montgomery
Sen. Thomas
Death Record Mrs Nellie M Shaffer 64 Amherst Resident
Mrs Nellie M Shaffer 64 of 40 Middle avenue Amherst died suddenly at 10 00 this morning from a heart attack. A life long Amherst resident and an active St Josephs church member she taught school in Carlisle and Amherst. Survived by sisters Miss Ali Si Kelch and Mrs Delia Dwyer and grandchildren Dick Morris and Delia Ward. Funeral arrangements set with burial in Calvary cemetery with services at home and St Josephs church.
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Nellie M. Shaffer
Middle Avenue
Amherst
Shaffer
Acts
St. Joseph's Chure
Carlisle
L. D. Shafter
Ali« Si. Kelch
Delia Dwyer
Elbe Street
Elyria
Morris
Delia Ward
St. Joseph's Church
Rev
Jam" Smith
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Rites for Harold Penton in Amherst Ohio
Funeral services will be held at 1 P M Thursday at Zil Funeral Home for Harold Penton born in Detroit and educated at West Cleveland and Ohio State. He taught in Champagne then moved to Amherst to work in fruit growing and served two terms on the Amherst Board of Education. Survived by wife seven children father Henry Penton Detroit sister Anna Breckenridge Evansville brother Edgar Willis Detroit and other relatives.
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Amherst
Harold Penton
Zil
FE. Eastmays Wakeman
Penton
Detroit
Mich
West
Cleveland
Oas State
Champagne Ohio
Amherst Board of Eduction
Fathe Ienry Penton
St. Petersby
Fla
Edgar WiHlls
Mi Anna Breckenridge
Evansviil Ind
Olmsted Falls Widow Anna Brandt Dies at Home
Olmsted Falls Jan Ath Mrs Anna Emima Brandt widow of Cyrus Brandt died Tuesday morning at her home of her daughter Mrs Catherine Mezurek of Usher Jonet Olmstead Falls. Survived by six children Anthony Pontiac Michigan Mathias Albion Michigan Joseph Brooklyn NY Mrs Anna Taft and Mrs Mezurek Olmstead Falls and Mrs Clara Lowery Elyria. Also leaves 3 brothers and 2 sisters. Funeral Friday at 9 AM from St Marys Church Olmsted Falls Father Walsh officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted Falls
Jan
Anna
Emimna
Maii+ Brandt
Cyrus Brande
Catherine Mezurek
Usher Jonet Olmstead Falls
Anthony
Pontiac
Michigan
Mathias
Albion Michigan
Joseph
Brooklyn
N Yu
Anna Taft
Mezurek
Olmated Falls
Clara Lowery
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
Father Walsh
Ohio Senate Passes Knox Bill On Title Certificate Payment
The Senate approved the Knox bill 28 to 0, sending it to the Governor. It allows payment for the automobile certificate of ownership under the new title law to be made by either the dealer or the purchaser. The 1 7d fee applies. State officials reported measures advancing as House and Senate move to relief bills and local tax anticipation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Thomas
Nichols
Thea Howse
House
Senate
Knox
William H. Williams
Darke
Earl H. Hanefeld
Patrick J. Dunn
Tue Caranas
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Carl
Deacon) Moore
Josephine Losh
Thomas Losh
Joan Burkel
Clarence Burkel
Ford Executive
Elopers
Cleveland Produce
Bakers
Sugto
Baldwin
Sorage
ToMpste
Boride Island
Lenin
Delicous
Sigein
Sheets Hhevator Co
Nea
Wots Springs
Toatt Wn
Toledo Grain Close
Cleveland Livestock
Murbach Coal
Sederis
Ohio News
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Order of United Mechanics
Anna Marie Brandt
Stone’s Grill
Myrielle
Beauty
Myrtelles
Broad St
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