Chamberlain To State Britain's Foreign Policy
London dispatch reports a cabinet emergency session to approve a broad foreign policy aimed at keeping Britain and possibly Europe out of war. Neville Chamberlain to address the House of Commons and outline restraint on a blank check policy for Czechoslovakia, with firm aid to France if attacked and expanded armament.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Europe
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
Czechoslovakia
France
Dominions
Frince
Belgium
Ren- UG Mussolini
Ita Ilys
Ethiopia
Spain
Widow Freed as Self Defense in Murder Trial
Patricia Ryan, widow of policeman Michael Ryan, was acquitted of first degree murder after a four week Bronx County trial. The jury found she acted in self defense while temporarily insane, ending a case that drew a heated debate over her husband’s alleged drunken tyranny and the night of Oct. 1 when he was shot with his service revolver.
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New York
Patricia Ryan
Bronx
Court divorces and bids mark county proceedings
Bertha M Everhart gains divorce from William Everhart on neglect grounds by Judge D A Cook. George Blazina awarded divorce from Viola Blazina for cruelty by Judge Guy B Findley. County plans bids for a four door sedan up to 750 dollars for the engineer department. Ernest Bettner fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication after a truck crash near Ridgeville. George Shaw to parole March 13 from Mansfield Reformatory after improper auto operation. Roger Reedy to parole April 15 for burglary per Ohio board of parole.
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Bertha M. Everhart
William Ft Everhart
D. A. Cook
George Blazina
Viola Blazina
Guy B. Findley
George Shaw
Mansfield Reformatory
Sud Roger Reedy
Ohio Board of Parole
French Deputies Debate Bill For Mobilization
Paris March 22 deputies begin debate on an 11 year old mobilization bill covering wartime resources and industrial control. The measure envisions unified command from military operations to industrial requisitions and factory requisitioning while the cabinet meets as council of ministers under President Lebrun.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
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Lebrun
Jozeph
Paul Boncour
Ceuehus Kul
Brian
Plans For County Wide Youth Meeting In Elyria
County wide youth meeting in Elyria to be discussed next Saturday by representatives from Grange Farm Bureau Four F Clubs rural ministers and PTA groups. Plans aim to bring a well known speaker on youth topics with invitations sent to multiple county sub organizations.
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Elyria
Grange
Farm Bureau
FF Clubs
Court Schools
M.C. 4
Akron Woman Killed By Automobile
An Akron woman identified as Zelda Mae Gabielson was killed today while crossing a street in Akron Ohio. Police, witnesses, and emergency responders attended the scene as officers investigated the fatal accident and future arrangements were expected to be announced.
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Akron
Zelda Mae Gabielson
TVA Dispute Waxes as Congress Debates 1.4 Billion Bill
The House weighs the conference report on the 1.4 billion dollar independent offices appropriation bill with a Senate add on TVA funding of 2.763 million. President Roosevelt has long clashed with TVA directors Lilienthal Morgan and Morrell Mor over alleged malfeasance and policy, delaying action as the feud escalates toward a congressional inquiry.
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White House
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Harcourt Morgan
Three Men Die in West Virginia Penitentiary Executions
Three inmates Arnett, Adkins, and Travis were hanged at West Virginia Penitentiary after a final legal process. Warden Stone announced only witnesses and newspapermen would observe future executions. Report notes prior lapses in decorum and a coin flip to determine order of execution.
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John Travis
James J. Seder
West Virginia
New Mexico
Wisconsina
Massachusetts
Adkins
Booth
Travis An Kins
Stone
School Bus Turns Over In Collision With Injuries
Forty pupils were injured when a school bus overturned after colliding with an automobile two blocks from the school. The bus, driven by George Sureffler, struck Mrs. George Phillips vehicle. Phillips and others were hospitalized with serious injuries. several pupils were aided and released after treatment.
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Lorain County Eyes Organizing Junior Fair Board
A proposal to organize a Lorain County Junior Fair Board will be considered at an April 1 meeting called by the Lorain County Agricultural Society. Representatives from juvenile Grange, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4 H clubs, vocational agriculture groups and other youth programs will be invited to discuss expanding junior fair activities.
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Lorain County
Lotain County Agricultural Society
Sterling Mins
Frank Mason
C. A. Gibbons
R. E. Campbell
George Catton
Mt. Hoskin
C. I. Hummel
Juvenile Grange
Boy Stouts
Girl Scouts
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Agricultural Society
Lorain youths charged in purse theft at Neisner’s
Mary Sulecz ny charges were preferred by Edward Brasnick, store manager, against Yolanda Kalesky as two Lorain youths face petit larceny counts for alleged theft of a woman's purse valued at 31 from Neisner Brothers Inc.
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Petit
Elyria Proclaims National Wild Life Restoration Week
Mayor J Joseph Petro proclaims March 20 1938 through March 26 1938 as National Wild Life Restoration Week in Elyria urging citizens to observe and cooperate for restoration and conservation of wildlife per presidential proclamation and City Club suggestion.
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United States of America
City of
Elyria
J. Joseph
Petro
Joseph Q. Petro
Honor Students At Jefferson Announced
Forty two Jefferson Junior High students made the honor roll for the first grading period of the second semester, announced by principal F. A. Dusthimer. Four earned straight A grades in all regular subjects. Others had at least one A and no grade below B. Names include Phyllis Abram oski Roberta Foster Frances Wacker Lillian Shindler and many more across seventh eighth and ninth grades.
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Jefferson Junior High School
F. A. Dusthimer
Phyllis Abramoski
Roberta Foster
Frances Wacker
Jean Vernon
Helen Walker
William Wood
Lila Fell
Ruth Schneider
June Ross
Teddy Pileski
Sidney Sprague
Ruth Szukacs
Yvonne Walker
Emily Davis
Eleanor Ehlers
Jane Brown
Edward Clark
Emily Gawara
Robert Jabbusch
Alma Keith
Erelyn Lesnick
Marion Roberts
Donald Smith
Marilyn Webster
William Winson
German worker fined for undeclared wealth after stash found under stairs
A Leipzig laborer was fined 625 dollars for failing to report 400 pounds of silver hidden under the stairs of his home. The case highlights enforcement of wealth disclosure laws and a state push against concealed riches.
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Leipzig
Germany
Fragmented OCR note on student activity near Acme Pluie
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple names and places including Acme Pluie and a Cambridge style event. The text is unclear but mentions a March period and various proper nouns that resemble people and locations. No coherent action or outcome is discernible.
Goosehawk Attacks Men Near UC Berkeley Nest
A Berkeley report from the University of California recounts a goosehawk attack on two men seeking to photograph its nest. Ralph Dixon of Escondido and John Marquette sustained injuries as the female bird defended its young, prompting the creation of a protective blind and camera resistance. Authorities label the bird a fighter and note such attacks are rare.
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Berkeley
Alo Naturalite
University of California
Mono County
Cal
Ralph Dixon
Escondido
John Marquette
Europe’s highest lighthouse lights Rosa Plateau summit
The lighthouse on Rosa Plateau in the Alps rises at 10,500 feet and projects a beam 200 yards across the Rosa Plateau glacier, marking a remarkable beacon in high alpine terrain.
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Europe
Alps
Rosa Plateau
Butler to Appeal Decisions in Avon Lake Water Works Cases
Prosecutor Howard Butler announced plans to appeal judge D A Cook's rulings granting relief from assessments on Avon Lake water works bonds issued in 1928. He warned the decisions could exempt all property in Avon Lake from paying assessments and urged a county commissioners revision of all district assessments. A third case by Curtis Duf seeking relief from further charges remains undecided. The project, bonded in 1928, faces substantial arrears with the county underwriting bond performance.
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Howard Butler
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
A. R. Kingshirn
Clarence Smith
Avon Lake
Butler
Curtis Duf
Alsu
Hundreds of Farm Women Gather in Elyria for Achievement Day
Hundreds of farm women from Lorain County are expected to gather at the Y. M. C. A. in Elyria tomorrow for the annual Achievement Day program. Lorain County Home Council and sericultural extension service sponsor the event with Miss Edi Berry of Ohio State University as principal speaker. Demonstrations by faculty will be held. morning sessions start early with afternoon programs featuring fashion display and needlework.
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Seeson
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Columbus
Slemmark
Corgamiedd Soni Peal
Otto Beronstron
Petey Wee
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Mornims Seesq
Death Notice Eva Crowell and Related Obituaries
Death notices report Eva Crowell died after 2:30 PM at her son Charles Crowell's home. Born December 22, 1457 in Baton, she resided in Elyria for four years and belonged to the Church of Christ. Surviving relatives include sons Ned Crowell of Los Angeles, Frank Crowell of Anos, Bert Crowell of Chicago, and Charles Crowell of Elyria, a sister Mrs. Charles Morse of Els ria, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Thursday at 2:30 PM, burial Huternut Ridge Cemetery. Also noted are funeral plans for Lowse C Branch, 27, at Sudro-Curtis on Wednesday at 1:30 PM, burial Brookdale Cemetery. Antone Faytik, died after a stroke. born in Bohemia. arrangements incomplete.
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Four Suns
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California
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Anos
Hiunuis
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Charles
Charles Morse
Els Ria
Sudro-Curtis
Will Foster Ott
Huternut Ridge Cemetery
Repairmen of Detroit Police Desk Fix Office and Dog Pound
The 26 men in the division of the Detroit Police Department repair chairs broken by hefty precinct officers. They are part of the construction and maintenance crew tasked with fixing items from window ventilators to drinking fountains at the dog pound.
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Detroit
Detroit Police Department
Aurochs horn relic shown by Thames Conservancy Board
A specimen of an aurochs horns, the extinct wild ox ancestor of European cattle, was displayed at a Thames Conservancy Board meeting. The relic was discovered during dredging work below Buscot Lock near Faringdon, Berkshire.
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Thames Congorvancy Board
Buscot Lock
Farington
Berkshire
Checkers Tops Favorite Games For Local High Schoolers
In Birmingham Michigan checkers remains the top choice among high school students, outpacing ping pong hockey and badminton in popularity at the era’s general store scene and cracker barrel setting.
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Birmingham
Mich
Petitions Seek To Limit State Tax Powers In Ohio
Attendees from across Ohio discuss proposed constitutional amendments to curb tax powers. Debates range from new sales and phone taxes to a potential per gallon levy, with a Homestead Act proposal limiting taxes on owner-occupied homes under 5000 dollars. Officials warn revenue losses could squeeze subdivisions and schools in 1930.
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Berg
Theotts Tk
Ohio
Cheata Age Pension Fund
Man fined for intoxication after arrest on Lodi street
Mike Zenich of West street was fined $1 and costs today after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on an intoxication charge. He was arrested at 5 30 p.m. yesterday on Lodi street.
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West Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Lodi Street
Grand Jury Set To Convene In Late March
Lansing authorities announced that a grand jury will convene March 30 to consider about score criminal cases bound for the panel by that time. Leading the list is the traffic manslaughter charge against John M. McGee of Lansing, driver in a fatal Lake Road crash near Lorain. Other defendants include Jack Mauthe of Lorain on fraud charges, Kenneth Gable of Lorain for theft, James I O'Brien of Elyria for assault and battery, James L Stuthford of Cleveland for assault to kill, John Justraub of Barberton for assault to kill, Stanton Hobbs of Elyria on suspected license plate fraud, Edward Russell of Avon for assault to wound, Irving Surtth arrested for fraudulent checks, Frank Kristosik of Elyria for non-support, and Victor Holitzka of Lorain for breaking and entering and tarrying.
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John M. McGee
Lansing
Mich
John F. O'Callaghan
Cleveland
Lake Road
Lorain
Irving S Surtth
Frank Kristosik
Elyria
Victor Holitzka
Tar
DeMolays Learn City Operation Roles in Elyria
DeMolay youths from the David J Nye Chapter acted as substitute city officials for a day to learn how the city runs. The strike program gave five DeMolays firsthand information on precellent operations and public service, revealing public jobs are harder and less glamorous than expected.
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David J. Nye
Devlolas
Todas
Boy Collides With Car In Street Accident
Six year old Wake Nindainer Hatlowar of 419 West Lith Street suffers a minor lip cut and a scalp abrasion after running into a car on West Avenue near North Street. The driver Henry Raht of Rod was cited. Victim treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria Memoriial
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