Chinese Army Mobilizes 100000 Mongol Troops for Suiyuan Push
Shanghai reports from Hankow say 100000 Chinese troops from outer Mongolia ready to sweep into Suiyuan to meet Japanese forces near Pailingmiao. Japanese reinforcements of at least 20000 moved north as Chiang Kai-shek’s forces map operations along the Lunghai railroad amid renewed fighting near Tsining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Outer Mongolia
Suiyuan
Pailingmiao
Hankow
Peiping
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lunghai
Shangtung Province
Tsining
Japan Moves Toward Severing Ties With China
Tokyo reports Japan has virtually severed diplomatic ties with China under the imperial policy and will recall Ambassador Kawagoe. Premier Konoye called parliament members to rally support for a vigorous program to crush Chinese resistance, with spiritual mobilization underway. Chinese residents in Japan face no expulsion, while a passport request to the Chinese ambassador looms as a staged gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
China
Shigeru Kawagoe
Foreign Office
Fumimaro Konoye
Hsu Shih- Ying
County budget details outline staffing and supply appropriations
The report itemizes salaries for county staff including the supervisor and clerks, with raises for Miss Gleason and others, and sets totals for stationery, supplies, and office expenses. It notes a new law allowing board members three dollars per meeting, and outlines remaining unappropriated funds of 3,283.23 planned for emergencies alongside prior year carryovers and 1988 adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gleason
Bessie Douglas
Mary Salisbury
A. T. Smith
Howard R. Butler
Wealthy Woman May Face Murder Charge in Friend Killing
DETROIT Jan. 17 Mrs Julia Barker wealthy real estate operator may face a murder warrant today for the killing of her longtime friend and business associate Mrs Edith Mae Cummings Assistant Prosecutor William E Dowling indicated. Barker questioned almost continuously since surrender six hours after the shooting Saturday she changed her first story but stood by details of the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Julia Barker
Edith Mae Cummings
William E. Dowling
Tries To Sell Bike Stolen In Toledo
New York City man offers a stolen bicycle for sale in Toledo after riding from Toledo to Cleveland. Police detain him in city jail as Toledo officers arrange transfer. Patrolman Robert Schwartz investigated. suspect admitted stealing the bike in Toledo to ride to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
New York City
City
Robert Schwartz
Cleveland
Prison Break Fails as Inmates Surrender After Shootout
Ristich sprained his ankle while jumping to the street and surrendered with no struggle. Yoho encountered Capt. Clarence Hawthorne and also surrendered. Thomas Shaw fired a rifle, wounding Loftus in the shoulder and Gerken in the leg as they fled. Rabalais fled to the laundry. Loftus and Gerken were taken to the prison hospital. others to solitary confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ristich
Yoho
Clarence Hawthorne
Thomas Shaw
Loftus
Shaw
Gerken
Rabalais
Auto Stolen In Broad Street Daylight
William Dailey of 1004 East Avenue reported a 1935 Ford Tudor with Ohio license YZ 713 stolen from in front of Frederick's restaurant on Broad Street between 8 20 and 9 45 a m. The theft in broad daylight marks a rare crime for downtown.
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Broad Street
Willam Dailey
East Avenue
Dailey
Frederick
Kodak Stolen From Koplin Drug Store
Perry Koplin proprietor of Koplin Drug Store on Lodi Street reported to police Saturday that a kodak was stolen from a store showcase. The stolen item was valued at 57 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Koplin
Koplin
Lodi Street
Horn Stolen From Car on Washington Avenue
Sylvester Schaeffer of Grafton reported a horn was stolen from his automobile while parked on Washington avenue Saturday evening. The horn was valued at $2, and police are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Schaeffer
Grafton
Washington Avenue
Schaeffer
No clear event to headline from fragment
A fragment notes figures shifting by a fixed amount with a 1937 value adjusted downward by the same margin. No context on subject, source, or entities to identify persons, organizations, or locations involved.
Chantemps Pursues National Front Cabinet in Crisis
Paris Jan 17 Ca mille Chautemps radical Socialist leader agreed to try to form a cabinet to end a three day political crisis after his Popular Front resigned earlier. Blum failed to form a broader ministry and Chautemps sought a national front government with good will from opposition and continued Yvon Delbos as foreign minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Camille Chautemps
Popular Front
Leon Blum
Chautemps
Albert Lebrun
Blum
Edouard Dalscher
Defence
Chanutemps
Bank of France
France
New York
Paul Reynaud
Francois Pietri
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Lebrun
Chantemps
National Union
Albert Sarraut
National Front
Yvon Delbos
Avenida da Liberdade Promenade in Lisbon, Portugal
The Avenida da Liberdade is identified as Lisbon's main thoroughfare in Portugal. It is renowned as the city’s central boulevard and a historic axis connecting key districts. The statement presents the avenue as a defining feature of Lisbon.
Senators Plot Tactics to End Filibuster of Lynching Bill
Washington motioning toward quick votes, sponsors Van Nuys Wagner plan night sessions and strict rule enforcement to break filibuster by Southern senators. Barkley calls enforcement a day to day issue as Connally backs long debate despite leaders’ optimism. Ellender speaks six hours as debate continues with expected lengthy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Frederick van Nuys
Ind
Wagner
New York
van Nuys
Senate
Alben W. Barkler
Tom Connally
Tex
Connally
Allen J. Ellender
Theft of Prestine Cases Reported to Police
The Norwalk Truck Line reports the theft of five cases of Prestone containing 30 gallons, valued at $60. The line's manager said the loss occurred between December 24 and December 26, and a recent check confirmed the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Love Dolls Trend Spreads in Dallas High Schools
In Dallas Texas girls adopt a new fad wearing handmade lucky sun love dolls. The two paired yarn dolls hang from necks as a growing classroom trend signals a pop culture moment within local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
By Mrs. Esther Wood Notice and Service Call
Mrs Esther Wood of 306 N Professor St lists a service contact and a phone number 2323 plus a separate line referencing plane 4174 and a $2 union stake. The fragment details appear in a classified notice style with limited context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wood
Professor St
Oberlin club activities fill week with meetings
A schedule of social and civic gatherings in Oberlin lists the past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters quilting party at Mrs. Edna Mack’s Groveland home with pot luck. The Monday Night club at Oberlin Tavern features dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Milo Kendeigh and bridge at Woodland avenue. Multiple clubs meet Jan 18–21 at areas including Grey Gables 163 West College, K P Hall, Elmwood Place, East College Street and Oberlin Inn with officer elections, entertainments, and suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Edna Mack
Groveland Street
Milo Kendeigh
Oberlin Tavern
Woodland Avenue
Progressive Club
Mary Duncan
Grey Gables
West College Street
Methodist Service Guild
Ruth Peabody
Orchard Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
Clara Green
Elmwood Place
East Oberlin Townsend Club
K. P. Hall
Oberlin
L. H. Trufant
Nineteenth Century Club
South Prospect Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Agnes Felkner
East College Street
Martes Club
S. E. Miller
First Church Oberlin Holds January Meeting Dinner
The annual meeting of the First Church in Oberlin is planned for Thursday evening January 29 at the James Brand House. An annual dinner precedes the meeting with gathering at 5:45 and dinner served soon after. A special committee will present the program and introduce new fellowship features before the business session begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
James Brand
Democratic Women informal supper meeting in Oberlin
The Oberlin Democratic Women's club will hold a 6:30 supper meeting Wednesday evening at the home of the Misses Beck in the Howard apartments North Pleasant street. Sheriff and Mrs Grall will attend and Mr Grall will speak. Anyone interested is invited to attend the supper or meet the Gralls after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Odd Fellows Lodge
Knights of Pything
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Grace Lutheran Church
John Bauman
North Park Street
Merry Wives
C. M. Shreffler
East College Street
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Whiteman
South Cedar Avenue
Ladies -Aid Society of the Baptist Church
S. H. Hayden
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Ed Sable
West Lorain Street
I. O
Oberlin Democratic Women’s Club
Misses Beck
Howard Apartments
North Pleasant Street
Sheriff
Mrs. Grall
Mr. Grall
Local Health Notes From North Pleasant Street
Misa Jean Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Kelly of North Pleasant street had ear surgery at Allen hospital late last week and is reported improving nicely Miss Virginia Goodrich of Elyria spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs A B Chesbro of North Pleasant street Mrs C F Spitler is ill with pleurisy at her Willard Court home Miss Mary Waldecker in nurses training at Charity Hospital Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs N Waldecker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jean Kelly
Harry Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
Virginia Goodrich
Elyria
A. B. Chesbro
C. F. Spitler
Willard Court
Mary Waldecker
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Fate of 18 Year Old Girl and 57 Year Old Suitor
Florence Williams, 18, and her married suitor C C Vandermark, 57, vanished in snowbound northwestern Pennsylvania after leaving town last Tuesday. A 100-man search, aided by state troopers, uncovered their abandoned car, and investigators found supplies suggesting a planned lengthy stay in the mountains. Heavy snowfall paused the effort, with authorities fearing the pair may remain missing through spring or have perished from freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Florence Williams
Pennsylvania
C. C. Vandemark
Vandermark
Andrew Hichenko
Miss Williams
Hichenko
Mississippi Town Proud Of Sidewalks
HATTIESBURG Miss five hundred and a long street boast the longest straight paved sidewalks world along Hardy Street to be hard surfaced under WPA labor. Mayor Travis H Boykin pushes modern touch on Hardy Street famed for lore and length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Hardy Street
Travis H. Boykin
Hardy
Capt
William Hardy
Meridian
New Orleans
Southern Railroad
Copeland
Sullivan
Kilrain
Lumberton
College
State Teachers College
Kamper Park
Magnolia State
Student Slang In The Swish On Campus Lingo
ALBUQUERQUE NM The UNM student paper lists current campus slang with terms like Big man on the campus Goon In the Swish to be in the know Hardware Jam Sessions Dig Kee Wee Nub Pitching Woo Hang the Hardware or Plant a Pin Quilling Rum d umb Sklooking T P or Table Party The Morgue To Jelly Wheel a Sled Wolfing and other terms reflecting college social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
War ribbons banned angered SA railwaymen on-duty
Johannesburg South African railway workers, many ex servicemen, protest an order from the Railways Administration forbidding wear of war medal ribbons while on duty. They condemn the move as an attempt to belittle their war honors and insult their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Railways Administration
Kent State Students Dislike Mustaches in Poll
Men at Kent State University can quit counting facial hairs as a campus humor poll shows 82 percent of women students dislike mustaches. The survey reflects attitudes among co-eds regarding facial hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Kent State University
Treaty Ports in China Define Foreign Trade Ports
The term Treaty Ports in China refers to 48 ports of entry where foreigners may sue or engage in business under various treaty-based agreements or voluntary concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
DiMaggio Named Most Valuable Player by New York Writers
New York writers select Yankees outfielder Joe DiMaggio as the player of the year over rival league standouts. DiMaggio, who joined the Yanks from San Francisco, is set to receive a plaque at the 15th annual banquet on January 30. He helped power the Yankees to a second world championship and drew massive crowds, with contract talks likely to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baseball Writers’ Association
Yankees
Jon DiMaggio
San Francisco
DiMaggio
Tony Lazzeri
Hank Greenberg
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
Herb Pennock
Lou Gehrig
Bill Terry
Yankee
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Metropolitan Scribes
Dimag
Yanks
Joe
San Francisco Seale
Babe Ruth
Jake Ruppert
Col. Ruppert
Oberlin Defeats South Amherst 15-12 in Independent Game
Oberlin High Indians edged South Amherst 15-12 as Norman Willbond and Clarence Bowman hit late field goals. Al and Ken Jones led scoring with five points each for their teams. In the opener, Oberlin Reserves beat South Amherst Reserves 20-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Norman Willbond
Clarence Bowman
Oberlin High
Indians
Herman Hudwell
Oberlin
Ken Jones
Ohberlin
G. FT. Wigton
Rl Ceceaeeereveverse
Ain
Morris, Co
Bowman
Ceeveere Seid
Slater
Ceeseees Coeuaveses
South Amherat
Jones
Sliman
Novak
TY Schacht
City Class B Pin Loop Matches Tonight
Eight matches are on schedule in the City Class B Bowling League tonight at the Elyria Recreation. Early shift at 7 includes Tattersall Dairy versus Smitty's Waldorf Lagers No. 1, Harshaw Chemical versus Romeo Pump, Wykrent's Cafe versus Fox Furnace, Gerber's Meats versus Welsh Funeral Home. Late shift at 9 features Eagles No. 2 versus Von's Service Station, Bittner Funeral Home versus Ridgeville Boosters, Electro Alloys versus DeBray Body Shop, Vic Silver's Jewelers versus Shell Petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Recreation
Tattersall Dairy
Smitty’s Waldorf Lagers
Harshaw Chemical
Romeo Pump
Wykrent’s Cafe
Fox Furnace
Gerber’s Meats
Welsh Funeral Home
Eagles No
Von’s
Bittner Funeral Home
Ridgeville Boosters
Electro Alloys
DeBray Body Shop
Vic Silver’s Jewelers
Shell Petroleum
Golf meeting aims to organize teams under CYO
A meeting tonight at Camm's Kentie Shone at 7:30 p.m. will discuss forming multiple golf teams sponsored by the C. Y. O. Attendees listed include John Soja Floyd Laskey Adam Zeleski Mike Zeleski Nick Ross Babe Machock Walt Maslyk Carl Sniczek Joe Kocsis Joe Vavinzak Tony Wolodzko Tom Koviak Stanley Dudek Dod Staskiews Paul Fritz Tony Kushinski Ed Ross Rudy Mate Babe Kiltz Frank Seekins Frank Fritz John Machock and Joe Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camm
Kentie
John Soja
Floyd Laskey
Adam Zeleski
Mike Zeleski
Nick Ross
Babe Machock
Walt Maslyk
Carl Sniczek
Joe Kocsis
Joe Vavinzak
Harvard psychologists develop film to aid reading
Cambridge researchers create a moving picture film teaching correct eye movements to improve reading for both adults and children. The Harvard effort targets enhanced reading fluency and comprehension through guided visual tracking exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Boots Gone Strike Echoes at Corrimal Mines
A miner’s boots vanished prompting a strike at Corrimal mines in Sydney. The action ended when it emerged the camp boy had discarded the boots, mistaken for waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Corrimal
Roada in Holland Add Special Bicycle Tracks
A short item notes Dutch roads installing dedicated bicycle lanes amid ongoing discussions and Chinese Government actions create regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roada
Holland
Crosby Golf Tourny Brings Disqualifications and Droll Comments
Leonard Dodson disqualified for carrying more than 14 clubs after finding a collapsible putter in his bag. Lawson Little also DQd for an incorrect scorecard. Bing Crosby hit a famous short birdie chance but fouled his putt on the backswing. Ben Hogan, a Fort Worth newcomer, reached the home hole in two from the green. Kibbee jokes about the extra seven clubs complicating his game. Sam Snead, winner again, recalls his high school singing days as he ponders his power. Rancho Santa Fe course praised as one of the toughest in Southern California. Audrey Devine displays fine amateur swing but is hampered by a faulty putter. Copyright 1938 United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
Ancho Santa FE
Cal
Bing Crosby
Leonard Dodson
Mumford
Dodson
Lawson Little
Bing
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Texas
Ben
UY Kibbee
Kibbee
Sam Snead
Sam
Hot Springs
Jesse Owens
ROS
Rancho Santa Fe
California
John Montague
Audrey Devine
Iowa
Oberlin swimmers beat Ohio U in home dual meet
Oberlin College defeated Ohio University 44 to 31 at Crane Pool, extending the Yeomen home winning streak to seven. Individual event winners included Griffith in 220 free, Feidler and Roeble from Ohio in sprints, and McGreal in backstroke, among others, as Oberlin claimed several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio University
Tankers
Crane Pool
Fisher
Smith
Stella
Griffith
Moran
Miller
Ohio
Feidler
Roeble
Jennings
Bersen
Jones
Brown
McGreal
Johnson
Compton
Gassler
Morton
Thompson
C. Swanbeck
Henkler
Tedrick
Ohio WU
Hom
Colson Bowlers Edge Goetz Manufacturing In Close Match
Colson Corporation League bowlers defeated Goetz Manufacturing of Cleveland in a tight Elyria Recreation match. Colson won by 14 pins after 3 games, led by George Bohn’s 619 series and G Ballart’s 224 high single. Team rosters list several top scorers and averages from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson Corporation
Goetz Manufacturing Jeglers
Cleveland
Elyria Recreation Sdes
Colson
George Bohn
G. Ballart
Colson Corporation Henk
Ryan Cvcseaene
Hamilton
Selbysscseacee
Bohn
Valerius
Goets Mig
Company B. Parent
S. Pastor
R. Parent
Ballart
KF. Pastor
Local Name Change Petition Filed in Lorain County
An individual announces intent to apply to the Lorain County Probate Court for a name change to Philip Lewis Bradstock. The petition will be filed February 19, 1938, with the affidavit dated January 15, 1938, and is published as a legal advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Lorain County
Ohio
Philip Lewis Bradstock
Sheriff Sale Notices in Lorain County Ohio
Court in Elyria Lorain County Ohio schedules multiple sheriff sales under Case Nos 39372 39437 39473. Properties at 119 West River Street Elyria 261 Harrison Street Elyria and 295 West River Street Elyria with appraisals ranging from 4500 to 34000 dollars. Sale dates February 1938 and February 1935 with cash terms and two thirds of appraisal minimum bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Charles Wynn
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain
State of Ohio
Wm. Turners
West River Street
W. River St
Elsha
Lara
J. J. Smythe
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Alex Jacob
Court House
Guilford
Black River
WM. F. Grall
Henry P. Webber
William E. Shay
County of
State of
Lyria Township
Harrison Street
East River Street
M. F. Grall
Lora County
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Richard Clerenger
Union
Plan Annual Meeting
Mississippi
So. Amherst
Sions
McLemore
Cage
Buckeye
Opis Marshall
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Wooster
Baldwin-Wallace
Wittenberg
Esa
Mount Uncain
Weeae
Heidelberg
Bowling Green
Findlay
Kent State
Case Racer
Aee
Otterbein
Marietta
Kenyon
Ohio Northern Nexdee
Muskingum
John Carroll
Ashland
Seeeenes
Boston
Tolesane
Ww. L. Pts
Western Reserve
Wilmington Abeaene
Akron Eee
Rio Grande
Ohio Chiropodists
Holbrook
Defiance
Xavier Tree
Bluffton
Youngstown
Hiram
Cedarville
Nanan
Ohio U
Lewis Philip Bradstock
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