Great Britain Leads Talks On European Peace Efforts
Britain acts as key negotiator in European crisis with Prime Minister Baldwin and cabinet officials shaping policy. Talks with France Belgium Italy and possibly Germany set to pave a pacification program, include a French demand for armed aid guarantees and a joint Franco British staff plan, while considering dropping League penalties on Italy.
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Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Europe
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Belgium
Italy
Germany
Rhineland
League of Nations Council
League of Nations
East Africa
Anthony Eden
Lord Halifax
Paris
Britain
German Planes Cross French Frontier Across Border Incidents
Paris reports six German air incursions into French territory over two days with French intercepts. Observations place planes at Veckring Montmey and Kanfen inside France. Luxembourg and Saar border crossings noted. Nancy HQ records flag potential provocation amid tense border posture and a 400 man AA detachment at the theatre in Nancy.
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Paris
Veckring
Montmey
Kanfen
Luxembourg
Saar
Sixth Army Corps
Nancy
Waldwisse
Department
Moselle
Excelsior
Germany
Jours
Ninth
Found Guilty Youth Faces Death By Hanging
Arthur Bannister, 19, was found guilty of murder by a jury in Dorchester for his role in the slaying of a family in connection with extortion and kidnapping. The verdict carries a mandatory death sentence by hanging.
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Dorchester
N. B
Arthur Bannister
Weather notes for Ohio and Indiana
Ohio experiences rain and a drop in temperature tonight with Thursday mostly fair and cold, plus snow flurries in the northeast. Indiana reports rain in the far east tonight, followed by fair but colder conditions on Thursday.
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Ohio
Indiana
Fourteen Year Old Pleads Guilty in Slaying Father
In Reading Pennsylvania on March 11 Louis Toontas, 14, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of his father James. Judge Paul N. Schaeffer ordered the case records transferred to Berks County juvenile court for sentencing.
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Reading
Louiis Toontas
James
Paul N. Schaeffer
Berks County Juvenile Court
Liquor Still Ignites Blaze At 371 High Street
Police searched for tenants of 371 High street after a basement liquor still caused a fire with damage estimated at 250 dollars. Officers on night duty found a man and woman with a baby near Spruce street and Lake avenue and learned the house was on fire, with barrels of mash and dumped liquor found as firefighters battled the blaze. Authorities reported the house rented by two Lorain men about three months earlier and seized yeast and other supplies.
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High Street
C FE. Parker
L. B Brown
Spruce Street
Lake Avenue
Curtiss Hamlin
Brown
Hamlin
Women Share In War Prevention First Lady Says
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt told a Cleveland audience that women have a definite responsibility to work against war and to insist on peace. She urged women’s groups to study current problems with a good neighbor attitude, noting women must not stay aloof from world affairs. Roosevelt traveled from Toledo and sat in a regular Pullman seat, accompanied by secretary Malvina Scheider.
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Cleveland
Ing
Franklin JD Roosevelt
Elyria Community Chest Organization Moves Forward
The Elyria Community Service Council transfers all assets and liabilities to a new Elyria Community Chest. Plans for incorporation advance as the group forms a permanent body to carry on local Chest work and expects state papers soon.
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Elyria Community Chest
Ince
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Elyma Community Service Council
Elyma Community Chest
Elyria Comunity Service Council
King Edward VIII Signals Possible Marriage Move
London March 11 King Edward VIII Britain s 41 year old bachelor king informs the house of commons there is a possibility he may marry The king asks renewal of the civil list to fund the royal household and family He notes contingency of marriage should be provided for as in past cases Speculation rises on who he might wed with eligible royal princesses being few Neville Chamberlain to move a select committee to consider the message
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London
Edward VIII
Britain
House of Commons
Commons
Soverign
Hiing
Neville Chamberlain
Exchequer
New Dog Pound Sited Near County Garage
County commissioners approved a new dog pound on unused land at the county garage site on Oberlin Road after a humane society committee urged a better facility. They will visit Cleveland to inspect kennels and may reuse materials from the old kennel. The Humane Society plans Be Kind to Animals Week with 125 posters in county schools.
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Oberlin Road
The
Humane Society
John E Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
J. W Warden
Earl Reefy
Chauncey Smythe
A. C Schilleman
Richard Horan
Harry Calvert
Wiliam G Smith
Cleveland
Davidson
Air Hero Killed In Plane Crash
Lieut Kobert K Giovannoli killed in an army plane crash in Baltimore is returned to Lexington for private funeral services. The hero of the Dayton rescue will be buried in Danville Ky with Lieut P E Shanahan as pallbearer.
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Lexington
Kobert K. Giovannoli
Baltimore
Giovannoli
Dayton
Robert W. Miles
First Presbyterian Church
Danville
P. E. Shanahan
Glovannoll
Rewards talk for Elyrians at YMCA meeting
Elyrians may attend an 8 pm YMCA child psychology group meeting on rewards as part of the adult education program. The session at the YMCA will discuss rewards in child development and is open to all interested.
General Manager Wyser to Speak in Elyria Dinner Talk on March 19
R. J. Wyser executive vice president and general manager of Republic Steel Co will address Elyria at a Methodist church dinner on March 19. About 300 to 400 attendees are expected as Wyser outlines industry insights and leadership approach. The Chronicle Telegram shares background from a local source on his analytic method and rapid problem solving.
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Republic Steel Co
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R. J. Wyser
Wysor
Elyria
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Republic
Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Chronicle-Telegram
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Republic Steel Corp
Hts
Jack Wyser
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Wyser
New York
Panama Canal Commission
Carnegie Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
Maryland
Sparrow's Point
Cambria Steel Co
Johnstown
Wasot
Jones and Laughlin
T. M Girdler
Girdler
Alice Longworth Sees Europe Struggles and League Failures
Washington March 11 Alice Longworth argues that treaties and understandings are hard to track and the League of Nations struggles to manage Europe. She notes Germany Rhineland defiance of Versailles and Locarno while Britain avoids costly sanctions after Mussolini’s Ethiopia stance, keeping the US distant from European affairs.
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Washington, DC
League of Nations
Europe
League
Germany
Rhineland
Versailles
Locarno
England
Mussolini
Ethiopia
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Alice Loneworth
We Naught Syndicate, Inc
British Admiral Beatty Dies at 60 in London
Admiral Earl Beatty, 60, commander of the Grand Fleet and Jutland hero, died after a cold worsened. His son Lord Borodale was at his bedside as mourning spread across the empire for a navy symbol known for steadfast leadership and the wartime remark about steering closer to the enemy. He was expected to be buried at St Paul’s Cathedral beside Jellicoe.
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London
Earl Beatty
Grand Fleet
Jutland
Lord Borodale
George
Beatty
St Paul’s Cathedral
Jellicoe
Three Men Rob Cleveland Bank Bulleting Report
Three robbers entered a Morris Plan bank in Cleveland shortly after opening, forced six employees and customers into a back room, and escaped with 1500 to 2000 dollars. The time lock prevented opening the safe until 9 30. They fled in a large car with stolen Ohio plates HV 322. West identified possible suspects as those who robbed the bank on May 24 1935.
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Cleveland
Morris Plan
William H West
Anne Hudecek
Mary Tealy
West
Ohio
William Erasmus
Governor Hoffman Demands Jafsie Be Questioned
Governor Hoffman orders New Jersey state police to cross examine Dr John F Condon on the Lindbergh kidnapping case upon his return from Panama. Condon previously funded the kidnapper and implicated Hauptmann, with Hoffman asserting the police must resolve discrepancies in Condon’s past statements.
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Trenton
Harold G. Hoffman
John F
Jafsie) Condon
United States
Panama
Bronx
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Cristobal
New York
Ithag Tittle
Hauptmann
Hoffman
Condon
Col
Ho Norman Schwarzkopf
Ohio Anti Saloon League Elects In Columbus
Dr W G Clippinger president Otterbein College was re elected president of the Anti Saloon League of Ohio at the state conference of trustees. P E Selby first vice president Homer Selby second vice president W F Hutchinson treasurer Dr Frank W Throop secretary and S P McNaught superintendent were re elected. Dr Edward B Dunford national attorney urged temperance efforts aim for a scientific solution to the liquor problem.
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Columbus
WG. Clippinger
Otterbein College
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
P. E. Selby
Cleveland
Homer Selby
Portsmouth
W. F. Hutchinson
Frank W. Throop
S. P. McNaught
Edward B. Dunford
U S Plans Order For 512 Motors For Airplanes
The War Department placed a contract today with Wright Aeronautical Corporation of Paterson New Jersey for 512 airplane engines plus spare parts at a total cost of 3.85 million dollars. The nine cylinder air cooled Wright Cyclone Motors are the most powerful type yet built and will power new high speed army bombers.
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Washington
War Department
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Paterson
N. J
Army
Flames Damage Cleveland Road Home
A fire likely started by a defective flue damaged the roof and upper parts of Albert Foley’s home at Stop 50 Cleveland road east of Ridgeville Center. Discovered about 4 pm, Foley’s mother Mrs Mark V. Foley was alone. Ridgeville volunteers confined the blaze to the upper structure while firemen and neighbors moved furnishings to safety.
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Albert Foley
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Cleveland Road
Ridgeville Center
Gerald Nau
Mark V. Foley
Ridgeville
High School PTA To Hear Talk On India Tonight
The Elyria High School Parent Teacher Association will host a March meeting in the school auditorium with Dr. E H Evans speaking on life and education in India. He will compare child welfare ideas between India and the United States. Musical entertainment includes Don Merthe’s string band a guitar quartet hillbilly songs and solo performances by several local musicians.
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India
Elyria
E. H. Evans
Dr. Evans
Don Merthe
Donald Winters
Found Guilty On Liquor Charge
A Tremont street resident John Molnar was found guilty of possession of 11 legal liquor by a jury in Judge Guy B Findley s court after 35 minutes deliberation The judge deferred sentence to allow appeal The misdemeanor carries up to 200 dollars fine and 30 days in jail Molnar was arrested December 14 by state liquor inspectors H B Hayes Oswald and Ralph Bannerman with City Patrolman George Walton and Detective L F Sweet Evidence consisted of a small amount of liquor recovered from the loot in an ammonia bottle
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Guy B. Findley
John Molnar
Tremont Street
Jude Findley
Molnar
H. B. Hayes
Oswald
Ralph Bannerman
George Walton
Maple Sugar Time Spreads Across Geauga County
Maple sap is flowing as Geauga county sugar camps resume boiling. After a brief freeze sap resumed with warm weather, bringing sleds working through the woods to haul sap to cooking vats. The season began a week ago but was halted by cold snaps, now revived with spring like temperatures.
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Chardon
Geauga County
Woman Sues Lorain For 25000 In Fall Injury
Mrs. Lottie Minor of Lorain seeks 25000 in a jury trial before Judge Guy B Findley over injuries from a December 1 1953 fall in a crosswalk hole at the Loop in Lorain. The 63 year old plaintiff alleges the mishap occurred when she stepped into the hole.
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Lorain
Guy B Findley
City of
Lottie Minor
Supreme Court weighs validity of New Deal securities act
The Supreme Court reviewed the 1933 securities act after James M. Beck of the American Liberty League denounced it as a perversion of federal power. Beck, arguing for J Edward Jones, attacked SEC actions over Jones filings, calling the law tyrannical and warning the Framers would have rejected such federal reach.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James M. Beck
American Liberty League
Beck
J. Edward Jones
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jones
Rioting In Spain Halted Martial Law Declared
Madrid reports government troops mobilized infantry and artillery to curb southern Spain unrest. Martial law imposed in Granada amid clashes with Communists and Leftists burning churches and destroying public buildings. At least 15 killed and 60 wounded since Saturday.
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Madrid
Spain
Granada
County Surveyor Addresses Club Committees Named
Lorain County reports 1125 miles of improved roads with 300 under county control 125 under state supervision and 750 under township oversight Engineer Jack Warden spoke before the Young Men's Republican club at Elyria Savings and Trust Building highlighting maintenance duties and the county garage and tax maps noting no new work possible due to a reduced budget of about 150 000 annually
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Lorain County
Jack Warden
Young Men’s Republican Club
Elyrna
Lorain Counties
Ohio
Interior Decorating Ads For Spring Home Needs
Needed services for papering painting and floor work advertised in the Business Service Directory under Interior Decorating. See alphabetically listed classifications in the rectory area for spring home improvement services and related offerings.
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