Sweden Proposes Peace Terms With Russia and Finland
Stockholm reports indicate Sweden early this week proposed peace terms to Russia and Finland. Negotiations have begun but no direct talks yet. Russia Finland Sweden and Germany maintain contact amid high secrecy as officials refuse discussion while observers note some Finnish progress and no major Finnish defeats.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Finland
Sweeden
Germany
Swedish Foreign Office
Legation
Foreign Office
Reports In Baltic Capitals Say Russia Seeks Mediation To End Conflict
Reports from Copenhagen and Stockholm claim Russia seeks mediation to end the Russo Finnish war. Circulating versions involve Sweden Germany and Finland in peace talks, with preliminary negotiations in Stockholm. Allies may intervene. Finns defend Viipuri as Russian troops shell the west shore.
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Russia
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Finland
Berlingske Tiderde
Berlingske Tidenden
Stockholm
Russi
Jo Erkkko
Mme Alexandra Kollonta
J K. Paasikivi
Otto Dietrich
Rosenbroyer
Baron Gustav Mannerheim
Wulpert von Bluecher
Helsink
Axel Wenner-Gren
Paris
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Europe
Ohio Weather Summary Forecast Tonight Through Friday
A cloudy period with snow expected Friday and in the southern portion tonight. Temperature shows little change overnight. Pressure distribution remains stable since yesterday. The Texas disturbance has moved to Arkansas as barometers rise in the Southwest. Slight temperature shifts and light precipitation shift toward the Central Plains and far Northwest.
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Ohio
South Portion
Texas
Arkansas
Central Plains
Retired Methodist Minister Dies in Cleveland
The Rev. Dr. Isaac L. Wood, who retired from the Methodist ministry in 1934 after 52 years as a pastor, died in Cleveland today. He underwent an operation Saturday. His family said his birth year was 80 or 82 based on a family Bible destroyed by fire.
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Cleveland
Isaac L. Wood
Maston To Speak At Vocational Conference
RC Maston a Wooster College graduate from Elyria school superior par ticipates as one of several speakers at a Wooster College vocational conference program this afternoon. He will address Teaching as a Career and hold personal conferences with students interested in teaching. Other talks cover different professions.
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RC Maston
Elyria
Supar’ Sons
Wooster College
Wooster
Maston
Local Buildings To Be Inspected For Fire Hazards
Elyria public buildings to undergo a one day fire hazard inspection on April 18. Forty inspectors from the State Inspection Bureau will survey downtown structures, schools, churches, and other public buildings, with a luncheon at noon hosted by the Elyria Kiwanis Club and a prominent speaker expected.
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Elyria
Elyria Kiwanis Club
105 Year Old Woman Rose Halavs Dies in Lorain County
Mrs Rose Halavs born in Austria Hungary on August 31 1835 died shortly after midnight at Lorain County Home Her long life included farming with her son in law John Szemets Henrietta Township and later years of care at the county home Surviving daughter Mrs Walavs lives in Pontiac Michigan Funeral arrangements were pending at Welsh Funeral Home.
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Austria-Hungary
Rose Halavs
Loram
John Szemets
Henrietta Township
Mack Mage
At Warn
Pontiac
Michgan
Mre Walavs
St Mary
Alleges Political Levy Made In Ohio Civil Service Probe
Miss Gertrude Jones chairwoman of the State Civil Service Commission stated she has obtained evidence to substantiate charges by former State examiner Fred Stiles that State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson levied a two percent assessment on employers of the office. She plans further investigation and to submit findings to Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert for action. She termed the levy a straight political levy and suggested it could be a criminal offense.
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Columbus
Gertrude Jones
State Civil Service Commission
Fred Stiles
Joseph T. Ferguson
Automobile accident claims life of John W Frazier
March 7 news from Ringgold reports that 23 year old John W Frazier of near Ringgold was killed when an automobile he was repairing slipped from a jack and crushed him. His neck was broken in the fatal incident.
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Langausien
John W Frazier
Near
Ringgold
Finland Calls Youths Of 20 Years To Fight
Helsinki reports youths of 20 and 19 are being mobilized to join fathers in the fight against the Soviet Red Army. Government calls extend to 1939–1946 classes, while volunteers already serve. Patrols with hand grenades and machine pistols move along the Gulf of Finland coast. Air support, coastal batteries, and bombings traced Russian advances on the three foot ice as islands and bays serve as bases for tanks and armored sledges.
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Helsinki
Finland
Red Army
Vupur Bay
Suursaat
Kotka
Kovvisto
East Shrine
Abolish Present Labor Board Proposed in House Plan
The House Committee investigating the National Labor Relations Board urged abolishing the current board and creating a three member judicial labor board plus a labor administrator to prosecute cases. The plan limits the board's role in AFL CYTO disputes and sets procedures for certification, subpoenas, and enforcement, with the administrator handling complaints and the board acting as a tribunal.
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Washington
House
National Labor Relations Board
Judicial Labor Board
NLRB
Howard W Smith
Charles Halleck Ind
Harry N. Routzohn
New Deal
Arthur Healey
Mass
Abe Murdock
Utah
Labor Board
AFL
CYTO
New Labor Board
Senate
New Labor Act
Iq—Board
County relief fund faces acute strain as officials seek funds
Lorain County officials plan a Tuesday delegation to Columbus led by County Auditor Walter J Wright and Relief Director Ernest Holmes to determine potential excess from the relief bond retirement fund for direct relief. State Welfare officials estimate the county will need about 266 844 for direct relief this year with 106 737 to be supplied by the State.
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Columbus
Walter J Wright
Ernest Holmes
Wright
Holmes
Lorain County
State Department
Elyria
Lorain
Vote To Amend The Hatch Act
The Senate voted 48 to 36 to amend the Hatch Act allowing public employees found guilty of pernicious political activity to appeal to federal courts.
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Washington
UCR
Senate Today
German Plane Shot Down by British Fighter Over Scotland
London report says a Royal Air Force fighter shot down a German aircraft over the Scottish northeast coast this afternoon. It marks the 44th German plane lost over Britain since the war began, with nine more believed damaged beyond return.
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London
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Britain
Former Judge Begins Term In Prison In Lewisburg
Former U S Circuit Court of Appeals senior judge Martin T Manton started a two year prison term at 9 30 am in Lewisburg Pennsylvania after surrendering to federal authorities. Once a social celebrity and millionaire he was jailed for selling judicial decisions from his position.
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New York
Martin T Manton
United States Supreme Court
Manton
Lewisburg
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Trials Begin Monday for four indicted defendants
Trials of four persons indicted by the last grand jury were set for Monday. Assistant Prosecutor William G Wickens reported. The cases include William John 25 and Russell Guestella 22 charged with burglary of the Mischka Restaurant in Amherst on January 27 Andrew Matusey 18 of Lorain for operating a motor vehicle without consent and James Poisy 21 of Lorain for burglary of a bus station here operated by J P Huumen.
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William G Wickens
William John
Russell Guestella
Amherst
Andrew Matusey
Lorain
James Poisy
J P. Huumen
Queen Elizabeth Races Into New York Amid Submarine Gamble
The British superliner Queen Elizabeth, the largest ship yet built, arrived in New York after a secret maiden voyage from England without passengers. The 85 000 ton liner docked amid crowds along the Hudson, delayed to slack tide, and berthed at Pier 99. Construction still incomplete, she will share dock space with the Queen Mary and other giant liners while awaiting final interior work.
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New York
England
Hudsor
Lde
New Jersey
Pier 99
West 50Th St
New York City
Queen's Berth
Boulevard East
Weenawken
West New York
Guttenberg
Union City
North Bergen
Clydebank
Scotland
Greenock
Glasgow
Cunard Company
Romania to Stand Firm on Neutrality
King Carol told Parliament Romania would defend political and commercial neutrality and honor international law to keep frontier safety and equal trade with all nations. He emphasized maintaining access to armaments and raw materials, without addressing oil negotiations with Germany and the Allies.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carel
Unusual Lumber Listing Sells Twice in LaPorte Ad
An advertiser reported selling a building after about fifteen calls then resold it immediately when a new buyer rejected the deal. The ad urged cheap lumber and a former blacksmith from Cleveland Street, Reininger, as the seller, with word of mouth prompting twelve more inquiries.
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Reininger
Wed Lumber
Tov Reisinger
Cleveland Street
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