Japan Declares No Obligation to Explain Manchuria Actions
Japanese diplomat Yasuke Matsuoka, arriving from Europe, defends Japan as not a vassal to the United States or any country, insisting Japan must control Manchuria and promote peace despite misunderstandings and propaganda. Police at the dock arrest Lin Mat Hin after a protest as Chinese and Japanese demonstrators condemn Manchuria actions.
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United States
Yasuke Matsuoka
League of Nations
Europe
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Wei
Powee
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Leviathan
Lin Mat Hin
Hin
China
United States Protests Jew Treatment in Germany
Washington reports say Rabbi Stephen Wise and Bernard S. Deutsch raised concerns about persecution of Jews under Hitler. Rep Emanuel Celler urged Congress to consider American Jewish citizens in Germany. Prof Albert Einstein, en route to Switzerland, learned Nazi troops searched his summer home in Germany.
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Stephen Wise
Bernard S. Deutsch
American Jewish Congress
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Uel Celler
New York
Congress
Germany
Albert Hinstein
Switzerland
Democrats Move to End Emergency Rules in House
The House Democratic steering committee met in Washington to end drastic emergency procedure and allow broader debate on Roosevelt program. Rep Crosser was named chairman and Rep Gregory secretary as leaders seek unity and freer consideration for administration measures.
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U. P
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Roosevelt
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Crosser
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New Democratic House
Hitler Becomes Dictator as Germany Faces Boycott Threats
Berlin reports say the regime solidified control for four years while addressing alleged Jewish persecutions abroad. The Voelkischer Beobachter threatened drastic penalties for reporting outlets and Berlin correspondents, hinting at mail bans and economic reprisals amid looming U S boycott pressure.
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Voelkischer Decdbachter
United States
Weather Forecast Cloudy with rising temps into weekend
Cloudy conditions tonight with a gradual temperature rise. Saturday brings rain, especially in the west portion, with lingering showers likely overnight.
Local banks survey ongoing with no definite word yet
The Chronicle Telegram reports ongoing proceedings of the State banking department survey of Elyria area banks. Publisher A C Hudnutt notes officials in Columbus and Washington are guiding the process, with no firm statement possible until the study ends and Columbus acts. Readers are assured updates as soon as definite news becomes available.
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Elyria
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Columbus
Washington
Federal Reserve report shows improvement in bank situation
Washington reports steady improvement in the banking system as gold reserves rise to the highest since February and emergency money printing winds down. The Steagall Robinson Bill moves toward Roosevelt for signature while Congress prepares to have leaders sign the measure to avoid delays.
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Garner
Examiner Shot Bank President Named As Slayer
Oklahoma City March 24 state bank examiner W C Ernest was shot to death today at the Citizens State Bank at HeadYick W J Barnett state bank commissioner said he was informed J C Brock president of the bank fired the shots after alleged disclosure of shortage in bank records
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Barnett
J. C. Brock
Clean Up Debris In Cascade Park
Debris removal in Cascade Park begins after last week’s high waters flooded lower areas and damaged playgrounds including tennis courts and baseball diamonds. A crew of unemployed men is paid with food and necessities from the Elyria Relief Committee commissary while repairs wait for funds.
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Park Commission
Jews To Observe Day Of Prayer As Protest
Cincinnati march 24 Orthodox Jews of America urged a day of prayer and fasting on Monday March 27 to protest Hitlerite atrocities. Rabbi Eliezer Suver called for assembly in synagogues at 8 PM to recite special prayers and psalms as part of a world wide fast and prayer observance.
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America
Eliezer Suver
Orthodox Rabbis of
Plan Meeting to Talk Over Gas Rate
A joint meeting of seven referendum signers, city council members, Mayor W H Van Oster and City Solicitor Howard Butler is tentatively set for 1 pm tomorrow to discuss Elyria gas rates. Albert Kay reports 2800 signers and says acceptance or fight seems likely, with pyramid rate features a sticking point. The group aims to decide whether to accept a compromise rate or pursue a dispute before the Public Utilities Commission.
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Howard Butler
Elyria
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Kay
van Oster
Tharp
Thomas Smith
Frank Henke
L. J. Myers
Burria
Shaw Lands in San Francisco for First U.S. Visit
George Bernard Shaw arrived in San Francisco for his first visit to the United States, a nation he has long described with satire as a “race of unhappy infants.” The piece notes American unhappiness without alcohol and touches on international issues of the era.
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George Bernard Shaw
Beer
United States
Tom Moones
Japan
League of Nation
America
Jury Trial Bill Is Signed
The Addison jury trial bill was signed by Governor White in Columbus. It provides jury trials for defendants charged with misdemeanors under state or municipal law if penalties exceed $40. Three other bills approved include convict-made goods sale ban, stench bomb penalties, and church consolidation in townships.
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Addison
White
Hugh EF. Addison
W. T. Roberts
Belmont
Ohio
Paul Gingher
Shepard
Akron
Elyria Considers Stop Gap Gas Rate Proposal
Residents urge a two year gas rate contract with Elyria Gas Co to ease the present high charges while awaiting Public Utilities Commission rulings. They propose 18 months at the first two years' rate and six months at the third year's higher rate, to study rate structures and avoid costly litigation.
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Eltria
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Elyria
Public Utilities Commission
Local teachers to receive partial pay Monday
Elyria public school officials announced teachers will get a portion of their salary on Monday, first payment in over a month. The balance remains unsettled as the school board works to secure funds. exact amount and portion not disclosed.
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Tres
Favorable Railroad Legislation Reported by House Panel
The House interstate and foreign commerce committee reported two railroad bills favorably. One would retroactively repeal the recapture clause of the Interstate Commerce Act, the other provides for federal supervision of railroad holding companies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Rogers Amendment Lets Milk Dealers Bargain Collectively Passes House
An amendment to the house marketing bill allowing milk dealers and producers to bargain collectively was approved by the House yesterday. The proposal was put forward by P. H. Rogers, Lorain County representative.
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House of Representatives
P. H. Rogers
Lorain County
Loot From Rialto Theatre Recovered In Cave Find
Police report: two electric motors film radio tubes and other items were found by three Chestnut Street and Cornell youths while exploring Cascade Park caves near Glen dale court. The theft had involved an easy theater entry via a string attached to the inside door lock.
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Cascade Park
Stanley Draper
Jack Stilling
Chestnut Street
Lester Wamsley
Cornell
Glendale Court
Signs Of Spring Noted In Park Scene
Two men sat on a park bench across from a hall this morning, talking as snowflakes fell. A man looked for breakfast nearby as officials marked the fourth day of spring, an ordinary sign of the new season observed by passersby.
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A Toain
Car Crashes Into Moving Train at Butter Ridge Crossing
Kipton resident Charles Foryuk narrowly escaped serious injury when his car collided with a moving freight train at the B. & Railroad crossing on Butter Ridge road. Deputy Sheriff Monroe reported the crash. the driver was uninjured.
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Marrowly
Ming
Butter Ridge Road
Monroe
Unc
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