Senator Borah Near Death After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Senator William E Borah 74 Republican of Idaho weakened today as doctors said there was no hope for recovery from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Tuesday morning. Miss Cora Rubin longtime secretary reported Borah growing weaker in a coma since Tuesday. The veteran statesman who first entered the Senate in 1907 had fallen in the bathroom prior to the hemorrhage and remained critically ill with nurses and a doctor at his bedside.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Ida
Cora Rubin
Borah
William Edgar Borah
Idaho
Senate
Rock Creek Park
Mamie McConnell
the Rinard
Fairfield
Wayne G. Borah
New Orleans
United States
Party Leader To Call For Peace With Germany
Cape Town bulletin reports former Premier General J B M Hertzog United Party leader notified Parliament he will introduce a motion urging peace with Germany. He asserts the time has come to end the war and restore peace, noting he led the government at war’s outbreak and resigned when war began.
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Cape Town
South Africa
J B.M. Hertzopg
United Party
Ural
Weil
Germany
Hertzog
Hestzog
Weather Ohio Briefing With Cold North Snow Flurries
General fair conditions with slowly rising temperatures in Ohio and surrounding states. Snow flurries expected in extreme north tonight and Saturday with continued cold on Sunday. High pressure over the Plains and Northern Rockies. low readings on Pacific Coast and Northeast. Gulf Coast cold snap reaches Texas. Galveston 15 degrees. Subzero readings common in Ohio Indiana Illinois. Light snow widespread in Lake region, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Ohio
Plains States
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Gulf Coast
Texas
Galveston
Indiana
Illinois
Wyoming
Lake Region
West Virginia
Pennsyvere
Foremen Hear Appeal To Be Pioneers
Seventy Elyria foremen met at the January dinner of the Elyria foremen's club at the YMCA and heard I R Buahcolm of Norwalk urge joining a new race of pioneers to lead America from despair. He warned totalitarian risks from fascism, communism, or a benign democracy and argued capital and labor must cooperate to avert dictatorship.
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Elyria
America
I. R. Buahcolm
Norwalk
United States
Europe
Duplex Co Setting Up New Offices After Fire
Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Co., whose offices burned yesterday morning, began setting up new offices today at West River and Filbert streets. President and treasurer Lloyd Brown said the new building is near the former site at West River and West Bridge streets. The fire’s cause is believed to be a defective chimney. the loss is not expected to be as large as first feared, though no firm estimate is yet available.
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Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Company
West River
Filbert
Lloyd Brown
West Bridge Streets
Brown
New York Central Railroad
County Board Adjusts Soldier Relief and Humane Services Budget
County commissioners revealed changes in the year’s budget with a $3,000 increase for soldier relief and a reduction in the humane society appropriation to $1,200 from $1,800. Debate centered on allocations and salaries, as the board aimed to finish appropriations, possibly delaying until next week. Committees and department heads voiced disagreements over proper funding while the relief commission tentatively agreed to reduced monthly stipends.
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Humane Sec
Toners
Natinns Department
Jonn
Relief Commission
Oscar G
Finns Hold Strong Front Positions on Salla Front
Finnish and North Eastern Army forces press on Salpa front as Russians retreat from Markajaervi and Joutsiaers. Finns recapture Savukeski and threaten lines from two sides while guarding key routes toward Kuusamo. Front remains tense with ongoing Russian fortifications at Markajaervi and Salla areas.
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Lapland
Salfa
Markajaervi
Joutsiaers
Lake Kemi
Savukeski
Sulla
Tratsimervi
Vukoski
Lake Kiana
Atic Raate
Toutsijaervi
Salla
Kuusamo
Savuknski
Soviet Planes Bomb Helsinki Area Again
Soviet airplanes bombed the Helsinki area again today while Finnish troops pressed Ned army positions to the north central sectors. Bombs fell on the outskirts of the capital from the east and west with air alarm sounds at 2:25 am, 2:30 am, and 3:00 pm.
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Helsinki
Finland
Finhr
Ned Army
Fnish
TRO
Turkey Grants Emergency Powers for Saydam Government
ISTANBUL January 19 Parliament voted special powers and funds for Premier Retix Saydam to protect Turkey in any emergency. The assembly approved 25 million Turkish pounds for defense, bringing total extra defense appropriations to 83 million pounds.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Retix Saydam
Allowance For Jail Meals Reduced In County Budget
County commissioners cut jail meal allowance from 18 to 16 cents per day saving $438 yearly with 20 inmates. Sheriff Finegan proposes shifting laundry to the sheriff, using private laundry costs estimated at $75 to $100 monthly, while noting the county now handles it with trusties at minimal expense.
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Carl R. Finegan
Finegan
John E. Davidson Iward NeChant
Osear G. Dunn
Dunn
W. A.morrisay
Ella Armstrong
Bayidsen
Kendall Mussey Former Elyrian Dies Suddenly
Kendall Mussey 54 a former Elyrian and leading figure in New York music died suddenly in New York yesterday. He led the Brooklyn Musical Settlement School and later headed the Opera Comique of New York and Arden Art Gallery on Park Avenue. He was a bachelor and last surviving son of E. K. Mussey. cremation will follow a commitment service in Elyria with date undetermined.
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Kendall Mussey
Elyran
New York
F. K. Mussey
Fifth Street
Lves
Glen Eden
Flurias
Reno F. Mussey
Cleveland Street
S. Ids B. Metcalft
Ober- Ya
Mussey
Elyria
Qoverlin College
University of Michigan
Ecallere
Brooklyn Musical Settlement School
Opera Comique of
Massey
Theodore Ronsevelt
Arden Art Gallery
Park Avenue
Pittsburgher parades in bare feet in record cold
Edward Tausert walked the streets in underwear and bare feet on a record cold January 19 in Pittsburgh. Police noted intoxication as a factor and a patrol wagon took Tauert to hospital for exposure after officers were astonished by the scene in 5 below zero temperatures.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Tausert
Fred Sonntog
Taubert
Taukert
Extreme Cold Wave Breaks Slowly Across Regions
Relief from a severe cold wave was forecast as temperatures rise to near zero in central areas with snow flurries. Dakotas and northwestern Minnesota report warmer readings while sub-zero conditions persist in the upper Great Lakes and northeast. Fires in Minneapolis claim a firefighter dead. western New York endures gale winds from Lake Erie.
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United Press
U 5
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Arctic Circle
Dakotas
Minnesot Devils Lake
Ohio River
Missouri River
Great Lak
New York
Lake Erie
New York State
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf of Mexico
Middle West
Minneapolis
Boston
Four Die In Texas House Fire In Austin
A residential fire in Austin, Texas, claimed four lives and left a fifth person critically injured. The deceased were Thomas Riis Pete Hernandez, 20, Joe Hernandez, 17, and Mrs Edmundo Guzman. Edmundo Guzman suffered critical burns. The blaze is believed to have started from an overheated stove.
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Austin
Tex
Jan
Cruic
Thomas Riis
Pete Hernandez
Joe Hernandez
Edmundo Guzman
Elyria Ministerial Association Meets
The Elyria Ministerial Association held its January meeting at the Methodist church study. Attendees included A. E Kemp, Will J. Foster, F. L. Hicks, Ernst Irion, T. M. Gilliland, and T allis Novak. Plans were set for noonday Easter week services. Dr. F. L. Hicks, Rev. T Mathew Gilliland, and Rev. Will L Foster will lead the arrangements committee. The treasurer Rev. Ernst Irion reported on the College Loan fund.
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Elyria Ministerial Association
Methodist Church
A. E Kemp
Will J. Foster
F. L., Hicks
Ernst Irion
T. M. Gilliland
T Allis Novak
F. L. Hicks
T. Mathew Gilliland
Will L Foster
Association
Coldest In Four Years In Elyria and Lorain County
The thermometer dominated Elyria and Lorain County as subzero readings from 10 to 14 below zero were reported unofficially. Schools closed or partially closed affected about 450 students. heating problems caused disruptions at Franklin and Penfield Townships and scattered classrooms. Elyria firemen responded to two calls amid severe cold. one home sustained minor fire damage at 132 Clark Street.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Franklin
North Ridgeville
Lakewood
Ang Tre
Weathermans Toteca
Lake Avenue
Markley
Elyria Township
Penfield Township
C. A. Gibbons
Kipton
Gibbons
Fanklin School
Edison
Elyria Automobile Club
Fihe
Elyna
A. Barbknecht
Clark Street
Appointed To Elyria Recreation Commission
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro today appointed Jack Geidenberg of 148 Cornell Avenue to the Elyria Recreation Commission to fill the unexpired term of Ralph Bauer who resigned. The appointment came on the recommendation of Elyria Jewish organizations. His term expires December 1. The commission has five members and serves without compensation.
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Joseph Q. Petro ‘Oday
Fot
Jack’ Geidenberg
Cornell Avenue
Elyria Recreation Commission
Ralph Bauer
Goldenberg
Elyria
Atre
Ohio Faces Coldest Spell in Four Years
The United States Weather Bureau forecast slowly rising temperatures but the cold would persist with subzero readings across the state. Napoleon registered 17 below officially, Marietta 12 below, and many areas reported 11 to 18 below. Three deaths were linked to the weather and several WPA projects were halted as crews endured the deep freeze.
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United Press
United States Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Ohio
Napoleon
Marietta
County
U.S
John C. Fisher
Columbus
Warren
James Deutch
Mary
George Patton
Mad River
Springfield
Patton
Wilam Eades
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Fostoria
Fremont
Bucyrus
Bowling Green
Lima
Mt. Vernon
Ravenna
Tiffin
Circleville
Sandusky
Newark
Aaron
Cambridge
Columbus Weather Bureau
Sunbury
State Highway Department
National Tube Co schedule holds steady at Lorain plant
Operations at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain will stay at this week's level next week. Four of the five blast furnaces will run as scheduled. One of the twelve open hearth furnaces will be operated and the Bessemer converter will run at 40 percent capacity. All other departments keep current timetable.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Lodex
Bessemer
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York Street
Acme
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Elyrian
Marion Olson
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