Presidential Politics Stir The Nation
Presidential politics stirs the nation as two potential Republican nominees prepare to address the country. Democratic bolters from the Roosevelt New Deal rally in the east and south. Smith's Liberty League threat and ongoing Democratic rifts loom large as leaders urge party unity ahead of Philadelphia.
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Washington
William FE
Borah
Ida
Brooklyn
Alf Landou
Kansas
Topeka
Kans
Alfred E. Smith
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Macon
Smith
Liberty League
Roosevelt
New York
New Deal
Tammany Hall
Tammany
James J. Dooling
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Missouri
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Jim Farley
Democratic National Committee
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Gerald K. Smith
Atlanta
New Orleans
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Esau
Jacob
Isaac
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic House
Clifford A. Woodrum
House
Joseph W. Burns
Charles N. Hay
United States
National Democratic League
Narrowly Escape Serious Injury
Occupants in a car driven by Wendell C. Love of Fremont narrowly escaped serious injury when his auto was sideswiped by a truck at about 10 20 p m yesterday. The vehicle skidded over an embankment at the Telegraph road bridge and lodged against the guard rail as deputies investigated the case.
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Wendell C. Love
Fremont
Telegraph Road Bridge
William Holst
Joseph Woodings
Paul Chapman
Weather Ohio fair but milder in south tonight
Ohio weather outlook shows fair skies and milder temperatures in the southern portion tonight. Wednesday brings snow with a slowly rising temperature across the state, affecting travel conditions.
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Ohio
South Portion
King George Laid To Rest In St George's Chapel Vault
King George's body was taken in a grand state procession through London to Windsor Castle and laid to rest in St. George's Chapel. The funeral featured royal guards, archbishops, and heralds as crowds watched the ceremony, which ended after a brief service in the chapel.
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King George
St. George’s Chapel
United Press
Windsor
London
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of England
Chapel Royal
Windsor Station
Castle
Edward
Duke of Norfolk
Canterbury
York
Order of the Garter
Winchester
Oxford
George
Paddington
St. George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
Edward VIII
Gloucester
Kent
Belgium
Bulgaria
Denmark
Norway
Roumania
France
Italian Army Wins Major Victory in Ethiopia
Rome reports a southern African offensive destroyed a 25,000 strong Ethiopian army near Neghelli, with Ras Desta Demtu planning to retire. Communiques claim 10,000 Ethiopians killed or wounded along the Ganale Doura River valley, while Italian losses remain minimal with only hundreds of Italian natives killed or wounded.
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Rome
Italy
Neghelli
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Ras Desta Demtu
Haile Selassie
Ufe
Irgalen
Didamo
Ganale Doura
Ohio Old Age Pension Director Injured in Auto Crash
Henry J. Berrodin, Ohio Old Age Pension director, was reported in critical condition in a Barberton hospital after a collision near Doylestown. The accident left him with arm and leg fractures and head and internal injuries while en route to Columbus.
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Akron. O
Henry J. Berrodin
Ohio
Barberton
Berrodin
Columbus
Doylestown
Sheriff Dick to Address Y-Indus Club Meeting
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick will speak at the Y-Indus Club meeting tonight at 7 o clock in the YMCA. The event features a local law enforcement speaker addressing club members and guests.
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Y-Indus Club
Sheriff Dick
Clarence W. Dick
Legion To Assist Veterans In Filing Bonus Applications
Elyria Post No 12 American Legion began preparations to help World War veterans file bonus claims after the Senate passed the bill over Roosevelt's veto. Commander E D Nielsen said the post will issue application blanks once available and invite local veterans to use Legion help in completing filings through proper channels, Wielsen reported.
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Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Senate
Roosevelt
E. D. Nielsen
Legion
Carl F. Wolf
Department
Wielsen
Germany Rearmament in Rhineland Worries France
Paris reports indicate formal talks between Foreign Minister Flandin and British colleagues over German rearmament in the demilitarized Rhineland zone. France fears a Nazi display on the third anniversary of Hitler’s rise and possible violations threaten League action. Excelsior cites a “Hindenburg line” of airports with 100 planes each.
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Rhineland
France
Paris
Pierre Etienne Flandin
London
King George
Anthony Eden
Flandin
Stanley Baldwin
Eden
Andre Francois-Poncet
Germany
League of Nations
Excelsior
Helen Browne Depuys
Talmadge Is Candidate For President
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge announced his bid for the presidency inviting discontented Democrats and Republicans to join him in opposing the New Deal. In a United Press interview he outlined plans to rally the South and tour the nation seeking a Republican or independent vice presidential candidate on his ticket.
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United Press
Macon
Eugene Talmadge
United States
South
Roosevelt
Talmadge
New England
West
New Deal
William E. Borah
Idaho
Joseph P. Ely
Massachusetts
Plan for Firelands Scout Camp on Vermilion River
The Firelands Area Council plans development of an 85 acre Boy Scout camp on the Vermilion River three miles south of Birmingham. Purchased for 2600 last year with 1150 paid, the site arose from Oberlin Norwalk and Oberlin Exchange Club efforts. Sixty-mile trips and weekend hikes will be possible later, though not open for regular council camp this year.
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Vermilion River
Birmingham
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Oberlin
Norwalk Kiwanis Clubs
Oberlin Exchange Club
Firelands
Robert Butts
Leo Kugel
C. A. Shimansky
Norwalk
Sandusky
Young Men's Club Hears Mayor Baird
Mayor D A Baird outlined city budgeting and department operations before the Y M C A Young Men's Club. He urged downtown workers to park outside the core to ease congestion, advised spectators to let firemen work, and warned against crossing fire hoses. A February program committee prepared for a hockey trip to Cleveland on February 5, causing the next meeting to be canceled.
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Young Men's Club
D. A. Baird
A. N. Smith
Roy Clymer
Frank Schumm
F. A. Eaton
Cleveland
Costly Blaze In Union City Rages Through 8 Buildings
Union City Indiana January 28 flames swept the business district threatening the Ohio Indiana border city. Starting in a small plumbing shop the fire spread to eight business and apartment buildings causing about 250000 in damage. Firemen from three cities fought the blaze hours until it was controlled. Dozens of residents dressed in night clothing fled to safety in eight below zero temperatures. A nearby hotel served as a relief station as bucket brigades battled spot fires on roofs.
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Union City
Ind
Louisiana Governor Allen Dies Suddenly at 54
Oscar Kelly Allen, 54, governor of Louisiana and successor to the Long regime, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the executive mansion. His death comes shortly after he led the Long faction to power and after winning the U S Senate seat vacancy.
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Baton Rouge
U. P
Oscar Kelly Allen
Louisiana
Houey Pierce Long
Allen
Long
U. S. Senate
Fairs Union Talks Collapse Amid Dispute Over Site
The proposal to merge the county fairs faces renewed failure as boards clash over site choice Wellington or Elyria and a disputed $800 premium fund payment triggers a potential injunction. The county commissioners had cut the premium allotment from 1600 to 800, delaying union plans and widening divisions between Wellington and Elyria boards.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wellington
Elyria
Wellington Fair Board
Kelser
County Fair Board
Oddities of court, cold waves and a midget arraignment
United Press reports a man sues for injuries after a theatre carpet trip but loses in eight minutes, a Kansas City cold wave freezes police whistles, a midget arraignment ends with a comical exchange and a man found dead from gas intake after shutoff, all in brief city dispatches.
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United Press
New York
Pasquale Scarpati
B. F. Keith Corporation
Keith
Scarpati
PWA
Night student Mary Nagy to finally graduate a decade late
Cleveland Ohio January 28 Mary Nagy will receive a high school diploma ten years after leaving school. She began night classes seven and a half years ago while working as a hospital night attendant and plans to continue night study at Cleveland Colleges.
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Cleveland, O
Mary Nagy
Cleveland Colleges
Government roars to pay veterans bonus June 15
Washington reports full speed to place baby bonds in 3,518,000 veterans by mid June. Application blanks prepared and to mail. veterans urged to hold bonds as a three per cent investment. Finance questions loom on how to fund the $2.24 billion cost through new taxes or debt.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Veterans
White House
Yveterans Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Robert la Follette
Ohio Vets To Get 106 Millions
United States Veterans Bureau offices in Ohio began setting up machinery to distribute 106 million dollars in bonuses to 182692 ex soldiers. Forms must be filled, then veterans receive June 15 1936 bonds in 50 denominations by mail. Average payment around 550 dollars. loans affect processing and delivery paths vary by where loans were secured.
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United States Veterans Bureau
Ohio
Congress
Government
Washington
Treasury Department
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Veterans’ Administration
Treasury
Veterans’ Administration Office
Federal Revenue From Ohio Shows Big Increase
Ohio federal revenue for 1934 rose by 37,654,165 over prior year figures. Total collections climbed from 78,924,754 in 1934 to 105,402,308 in 1935 with gains in miscellaneous taxes, corporation income, and individual income levies. Agricultural adjustment administration taxes fell from 16,511,886 to 9,133,713.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Ohio
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Lorain County Students Enter Solo and Ensemble Honor Event
Some 144 Lorain County students seek musical honors in the county solo and ensemble contest at Clearview school. Judges J. Martin Beck and Edward Kiefer scheduled, with events running six hours and 40 minutes. Participants include Hope Wilding, Ethel Noster, John Evanoff, and many Elyria Avon Clearview LaGrange Columbia Belden area players across saxophone to violin and piano.
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Lorain County
Clearview School
J. Martin Beck
Elyria High School
Edward Kiefer
Gerald M. Frank
Hope Wilding
Ethel Noster
Clearview
John Evanoff
Donald Kintner
Elyria
Joh Bryant
LeRoy Forthover
Avon
Donald Bryant
Ralph Forthofer
Barbara Terry
Belden
Betty Garrettson
Eaton
Virginia Putt
Columbia
Donna Stinchcomb
Dorothy Koepke
Viola Cartwright
Frances Knowles
Frances Farbash
May Amsabary
la Grange
Shirley Jasper
Colaba
Rovert Ulm
Jos
Warmer With More Snow Is Forecast
A definite break in the week long Ohio cold wave appeared likely as state meteorologist W H Alexander predicted fair weather and rising temperatures tonight. By Wednesday temperatures should reach the mid twenties with increasing cloudiness and more snow across the state. Central Ohio dipped to one degree above zero Monday night while Cincinnati logged four below zero. Ice filled and river navigation hindered Ohio River traffic and soft coal shortages loom in Xenia if cold persists.
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Ohio
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Xenia
Worst Is Over Says Weather Forecaster
A break in the week-long cold wave bringing fuel shortages and freezing temperatures offers hope to homes without heat. Forecaster J R Lloyd said the worst is over as Chicago and other cities report subzero readings easing to above freezing later. Cities across the Midwest see 2 to 15 below with icy streets and disrupted traffic as fuel supplies strain households and dealers warn of no deliveries before next week.
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Iowa
Bedford
Illinois
Wisconsin
Midwest
J. R. Lloyd
Chicago
Mercury
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Deep South
Minneapolis
Kirksville
Terre Haute
Ind
New York City
Eight Injured In Submarine Blast
Manila January 29 5 An explosion in Submarine S 40 of the United States navy injured eight Filipino workmen one seriously Five were taken to hospitals The S 40 was in drydock at the Cavite Navy Yard The cause of the blast was not determined immediately
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Manila
P. I
United States Navy
Cavite Navy Yard
Sold L. C. Smith Typewriter in excellent condition
A want ad states a L. C. Smith typewriter is sold by the owner after a single appearance. The device is described as in excellent condition and is offered through a phone contact for purchase.
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L. C. Smith Typewriter
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Legion To
Young Men’s Club
Bulletin
Kansas City, Mo
Joliet
Walter Smith
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
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