Lawyers Club To Hear Western Reserve Professor
Western Reserve University Law School professor Thomas M. Cooley II will speak at the Elyria Lawyers Club meeting at the Hotel on Saturday January 27 at 12. His talk, Some Recent Constructional Developments, follows a career that includes Harvard Law School, Felix Frankfurter Fellowship, publications in The Harvard Law Review and Virginia Law Review, and prior roles with the Federal Communications Commission Legal Research Staff and the Detroit firm Dykema Jones and Cooley.
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Steamship Fu Yuang Sinks Off Hachijo Island South of Japan
A Globe despatch reports the steamship Fu Yuang, 3,385 tons, registered as Chinese but likely under Japanese control, sinking with bottom damage off Hachijo Island south of Yokohama after distress messages were intercepted.
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Urge Embargo On Shipments To Japan
Washington men debate moving to embargo war materials to Japan after the termination of the American Japanese trade treaty. State Department silent as the treaty ends at midnight. Sol Bloom cites abrogation while some senators call for penalties. others oppose drastic action for fear of worsening relations.
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AFL chief backs New Deal at UMWA gathering
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, voiced support for the New Deal and attacked President Roosevelt’s critics at the United Mine Workers convention in Columbus. Speaking to 2,500 labor readers, Green praised political allies and asserted substantial progress over the past seven years, while sidestepping direct attacks on Lewis.
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Publishers To Meet In Columbus
In Columbus on January 26 publishers of daily and weekly newspapers will gather for the annual Ohio Newspaper Association convention. Speakers include Governor Bricker, Ohio State University’s Howard L. Bevis, Frederick J Dickinson of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, Mayor Raymond B Bottom of Newport News, Harold Cross of Columbia University, and H. H. C. Atkinson of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation.
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Ohio
Governor Bricker
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
Frederick J Dickinson
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Assocation
Raymond B Bottom
Newport Va
Civil War Vet Turns 96 in Watseka Illinois
S C Urchin Munshall, sole survivor of the 76th Illinois Volunteers, marked his 96th birthday in Watseka. A youth drummer, later flag bearer and war correspondent, he recalled Fort Blakely as his last major action. He also served as circuit court clerk and postmaster before retirement.
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Fort Blakely
Ala
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Ilinois
Troquois County
Confidence Is The Crying Need Of The Hour Says Congressman
Washington dispatch reports Representative Thomas A. Jenks, Republican, told the House Ways and Means Committee that confidence is the crying need of the hour. He argued that public trust in the Executive should prevent fear and ensure no changes occur, noting remarks referencing Thanksgiving and a desire to change the President's birthday. The piece mentions Cairn, Egypt, and American polishes in a garbled context.
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Franklin County Relief Director Acquitted Embezzlement Charges
Franklin County relief director James Clifton was acquitted of embezzlement charges by a common pleas court jury. The seven men and five women deliberated a little over four hours before finding him innocent.
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Jemnell Oversight and Department Cash Misuse Alleged
Report cites Jemnell and department staff as mismanaging petty cash funds labeled auto get. Investigators note discrepancies in petty cash handling and potential improper withdrawals by department personnel. Further inquiry expected to determine accountability and corrective steps.
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Welcome Of A Hero At United Mine Workers Convention
Sen Burton Wheeler receives a hero’s welcome from United Mine Workers delegates in Columbus as leaders hint he is their favored presidential candidate. The rally includes bands meeting him and a note on flag controversy sparked by a Red flag display. Wheeler’s high marks from Lewis rise amid debates over Roosevelt third term.
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God Save America
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Senate
Grocer Fatally Shoots Robber in Alley Twist
Jan 26 in Colubibus Ohio James Walker 38 robbed a store of 97 dollars and was shot dead by Kenneth Watson 26 a grocer who pursued him from the shop into an alley and fired when he refused to halt.
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