Woman And Son Injured In Traffic Crash
A woman and her son were injured in a traffic crash yesterday near York, as deputies reported. The woman, 77, and son, 24, were riding when their vehicle collided with a machine driven by Howard Hand. They were taken to the hospital. In separate incidents, Edinard Koodachie and Claries Dullipstrave were involved in a ditch mishap on South Threadway near Lerain. Mrs Lotta Smith’s car was damaged Saturday when it bumped a car driven by Lincoln Rawson on Broad Street, and A G Kohut’s car was rear collided by Jewell on Broad Street.
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Wiloua
Choise Ellis
Leth Street
Llvna
Torpel
Thorsen
Boston
Cogota Couble Damige
Howard Hand
Wief Loyd
Bert J. Remingern
Lake Avenue
Anits Noth
Tom Yas
Amache
Edinard
Dullipstrave
Elsrid
Lerain
Beaome
Mra
Lotte
Smith
A. G Ko»hut
Longte How Avenue
Broad Street
Mr. Jewell
RD. S. Clyria
Princess Juliana Gives Birth To A Girl
Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, heiress to the throne, has given birth to a girl at the Noordeinde Palace in The Hague. The child is the first for Juliana and Prince Bernhard, with the line of royal succession potentially passing to a daughter if no future sons are born. Queen Wilhelmina and other members of the royal family were present, and the birth is described as securing the continuation of the royal line in this pivotal nation of about 500,000 people.
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Suestdyk
Netherlands
Juliana
House of Orange
Wilhelmina
Bernard
Lippe-Biesterfeld
Julia No
Weather summary for Ohio and region turns icy
Fair tonight and Tuesday with a sharp cold spell spreading from the Plains to the Midwest. Heavy rain lingers from Mississippi to Kentucky while light to moderate snow falls from Ohio northward. A new cold wave grips the Plains and Great Lakes with subzero readings near Missouri and Illinois and record lows near White River Ontario.
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Ohio
West Portion
Northwest
Plains States
Kansas City
Washington-Oregon Coast
Mississippi
Kentucky
Lake Superior
Missouri
Illinois
Rio Grande
White River
Ont
Severe cold wave races toward Atlantic seaboard
A powerful cold wave grips the nation moving from the Rockies to the Ohio and into the Atlantic states. Bitter temperatures, heavy wind and snow threaten outages, floods, and evacuations from Wisconsin to Maine with Chicago and Milwaukee reporting record lows and widespread injuries. Cities including Havre Montana Devils Lake North Dakota Moorehead Minnesota Williston North Dakota endure extreme cold as officials warn of continued severe conditions for days.
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Arges
Omal
Smith Island
Netraska
Wallace
Hindeldt
Ocallala
Stott
Sandy Hook
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Port
U.S
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Great Lakes
Alleghanies
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wichigan
Milwaukee
Wmn
Chicago
Mercury
J. R. Liord
Havre, Mont
Devils Lake
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Moorehead
Minn
Williston
Five Die In Oxford Fire Tragedy Involving Families
Five people perished when a kerosene explosion ignited a blaze at a Oxford home. Mrs Frank Boatright 27 and her two daughters Hla Mae 5 and Pegsy Jean 14 months died, as did Charles Garver 6 and Phyllis Garver 3. Charles and Gloria Garver parents survived injured. Fire damaged two upstairs rooms. Garver and Mrs Garver suffered burns. Fire dept extinguished blaze in minutes. damage about $500. The Garvers were visiting from Jacksonburg and Mrs Garver is Boatright’s sister.
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Oxford
Frank Boatright
Hla Mae
Pegsy Jean
Charles Garver
Phyllis Garver
Charles
Phyllis
Gloria
Garver
Officers Elected By Lawyers Club in Elyria
King Fauger was elected president of the Elyria Lawyers Club for 1938 at the Graystone Hotel during the weekly luncheon meeting on Saturday succeeding Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Other officers chosen were Dave Hyman as vice president and Harold Ewing as secretary and treasurer.
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King Fauger
Elyria Lawyers Club
Graystone Hotel
Joseph Q. Petro
Dave Hyman
Harold Ewing
U S Accepts Japan Regret Over Consul Slap Incident
Washington January 31 The United States today accepted Japan s expression of regret as satisfactory for the slapping of John M Allison American Consul by a Japanese soldier at Nenking The action follows protest and diplomatic démarches in Tokyo and Washington as officials seek resolution and assurances of proper conduct by Japanese authorities.
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Washington
United States
John M. Allison
Nenki Ng
Fire damages two family home at 1107 Past Avenue
A two family house at 1107 Past Avenue owned by Mrs Bertha Guthman sustained extensive fire damage, mainly to a second floor bedroom closet attic and roof. Fire started in a closet adjoining a bedroom as neighbors and Mrs R A Lawrence noticed smoke. Firemen from Hose Company No 1 and Engine Company No 1 fought the blaze about one hour sixteen minutes. damage estimated at around 500 dollars.
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Past Avenue
Bertha Guthman
R. A. Lawrence
East Avenue
Hose Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 1
China Decks For Major Defense Amid War Mobilization
Sitanghat dispatch reports China assembling its fighting forces for a pivotal yearlong defense along the Lung-hai rail line as Japan presses attacks from Shantung to Henan. Chiang Kai-shek urges correction of past mistakes while Hankow reorganizes 28 divisions and foreign artillery and volunteers bolster arms and air power.
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China
Sian
Shensi
Shantung
Kiangsu
Aanhwei
Henan
Wnopei
Shansi
Chiang Kai-shek
Forein
Hankow
Vwicinity
Japan Expresses Regret Over Slapping Incident
Japan expressed profound regret over the slapping of United States consul John M Allison in Nanking and promised adequate punishment for those responsible. The remark was delivered to U S Ambassador Joseph C Grew by vice minister Kensuke Horinouchi, and a foreign office spokesman said the matter was now closed after explanations were given.
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Tokyo
United States
John M Allison
Nanking
Joseph C. Grew
Kensuke Hovimoeuch
Foreign Office
Grew
Horinouchi
Hondo
Nan- No. 2
Mass Air Raids Kill Civilians in Barcelona Barrage
After two Nationalist air raids on Barcelona's old quarter, official tallies listed 153 dead and 104 wounded, including 43 women, with morgue figures later rising to 288 and unofficial estimates reaching about 600. Rescue teams battled debris as Red Cross workers tended the injured amid shattered streets and collapsed buildings.
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Janu
Uppn
Eits
Red Cross
Balearic Islands
Bay of Bisway
Senate Debates Housing Bill Wage Amendment Controversy
In Washington a bipartisan bid to restore a prevailing wage amendment to the $2 billion housing program sparked new contention as anti-lynching legislation remains stalled by a three week filibuster. Senators Lodge and Connally maneuver over restoring the clause while Southern lawmakers warn of further delays ahead of farm bill talks.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
R. Mass
House
Tom Connally
Tex
Lodge
Admiral Leahy calls for bigger U S Navy in war talk
Admiral William D. Leahy, chief of naval operations, told the House that Japan and Britain have upset the 5-5-3 ratio and unless the United States expands its navy its fleet will lack protection against overseas attack.
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Washington
William 0D. Leahy
Naval Operations
The
House Today
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Mine Workers Back C I O Drive For Organizing
Washington January 31 The United Mine Workers Union the largest single unit in the Committee for Industrial Organization today authorized its officers to provide unlimited financial support to the C I O in a campaign to organize workers across America.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
Explosion at Arlington Bank and Post Office Sparks Panic
A blast at the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank in Arlington, nine miles south of Findlay, shattered bank and post office windows after steam from the heating system exploded. Bank president Anson Swank blamed a failed check valve while volunteers rescued Frances and Winifred Fase from the steam-filled apartment above the bank.
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Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Arlington
Here
Main Street
Banh
Anson Swank
Fle
Frances
Winifred Fase
Cummings Praises Jackson Work in Justice Department
Attorney General Homer Cummings told a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee that Robert H. Jackson gave notable service at the Department of Justice after joining in February 1936. Senator William H. King said he plans to question Jackson on views of our form of government but delays occurred due to late notice. Chairman Hatton W. Sumners said the House Judiciary Committee contemplates no investigation of DOJ methods in anti trust enforcement.
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Washington
Homer
Cummings
Senate Judiciary
Robert H. Jackson
New Dealer
Department of Justice
William H. King
Utah
Jackson
Hatton W. Sumners
Justice Department
Indict Seadlund For Ross Kidnaping
CHICAGO Jan. 31 WR A Grand Jury indictment against John Henry Seadlund, confessed Kidnap-slayer of Charles S. Ross, was returned today in U S District Court. The indictment states Seadlund willfully seized Ross in Frank Park Illinois and abducted him to hold for ransom. Ross was carried in interstate commerce by automobile to Emily Minnesota.
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Chicago
John Henry Seadlund
Charles S. Ross
U. S
Philip L. Sullivan
Seadlund
Charley S. Ross
Frank Park
Ross
Emily, Minn
Reed Sworn In As Associate Justice
Reed was sworn as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court today. Roosevelt's second appointee joins the liberal bloc on the bench, creating a five member majority. Cardozo is absent due to illness, fueling speculation of another potential Roosevelt appointee.
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Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
United States Solicitor-General
Mr. Reed
Roosevelt
George Sutherland
Washington
Stanley Forman Reed
United States Supreme Court
Stat
Reed
Charles Elmore Cropley
Charles Evans Hughes
Justicce
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Laws BD
Brandeis
Harlan F. Stone
Hugo L. Black
Whith Reed
Cardozo
Begin Hearings On Greatest War Fleet Program
Washington January 31 Admiral William D Leahy opens testimony before the House naval affairs committee on President Roosevelt s 800000000 program to build the greatest war fleet in American history The bill by Rep Carl Vinson would raise combat strength 20 percent beyond the London treaty limits adding three superdreadnoughts more fighting craft 22 auxiliary vessels 1000 more airplanes and 20000 more men Vinson aims to report to the House by February 15
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Washington
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
House Naval Affair Committee
Roosevelt
Carl Vinson
Vinnon
House
Donahey Says He Won't Seek Ohio Governor Nomination
Washington January 31 Frieda Donahey disclosed that Senator Vic Donahey of Ohio is attempting to halt any movement to draft him for the Democratic nomination for governor of the state.
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Washington
Frieda
Vic Donahey
Ohi
Supreme Court Affirms Limits on NLRB Injunctions
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Federal Courts cannot enjoin National Labor Relations Board proceedings. The decision centers on Newport News Shipbuilding and Bethlehem Shipbuilding cases, noting no final order exists to appeal before board actions, and enforcement requires circuit court orders of compliance. Cardozo did not participate.
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Bulletin
Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Newport News
Circuit Court
Benjamin N Cardozo
Louis D. Brandeis
Brandeis
District Court
NLRB
Bethlehem
Massachusetts Federal District Court
First Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Injuries Fatal To Victim Of Auto Accident
Mrs. Mabel Pickering aged 58 died at her Avon home at 3 45 p m Saturday from injuries in an auto crash on Detroit road Avon December 20. Her husband Robert Pickering died January 21 at Waunia Memorial Hospital from injuries in the same crash as they were en route to Elyria Christmas shopping. Surviving are daughter Mrs Gordon Paddock two sons Edwin and Earl and four grandchildren all of Cleveland. Two sisters Mrs Frank Pickering and Mrs Harry Hubbard and one brother Horace Wilcox, Avon. Funeral services will be at the M F E church Avon 230 p m Tuesday with burial in Avon Center cemetery.
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Mabel Pickering
Avon
Detroit Road
Robert Pickering
Wiytia Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Gordon Paddock
Edwin
Earl
Ten Arrested As Counterfeiters
Cleveland report details a federal secret service raid resulting in ten arrests—nine men and one woman—linked to a counterfeit ring operating across Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Akron. About 442 counterfeit five dollar notes were seized at a single location and officers report losses to small merchants totaling around five thousand dollars in four months. The group faces arraignment. several suspects are named including Ralph Chapman Joseph Novath Steve Gardski and Sophie Gallo along with Depasquali brothers Frank Earl and Joe. An eastern counterfeit plant is alleged to supply the passers used by the ring.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Toledo
Akron
Federal
Secret Service
Leonard Hutchinson
Secret Service Bureau
Ralph Chapman
Joseph Novath
Steve Gardski
Steve Stella
Joseph Gallo
Sophie
Depasquaie
Frank
Earl
Joe
Mike Kreails
Jerome Curtis
U. Attorney
Hutchins
Amt
Reney, Teady
Wea
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Lawyers Club
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Mine Workers’ Union
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