Britain Ready For War If Necessary Says Britain Ready For War If Necessary
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain declared Britain is prepared to go to war if required to defend essential interests. He warned that obligations to allies could force action without waiting for direct threats, while supporting the League of Nations as a deterrent.
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London
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Ptines
Adel
Odid
Chimbeer Sim
League
Cacchassovakia
Elyria YMCA members to meet April 20
Eight trustees will be elected for three year terms to replace those whose terms expire this year. RL Lickinson of Columbus will speak as Y M C A area official. Worth A. Fauver, president, announced the annual meeting of the Elyria YMCA, which will review past year activities and serve as a naval rally for members.
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RL Lickinson
Columbus
Y. ML
E Elyria
M. GC. A
Tay
Worth A. Fauver
Association
Y. M. C. Staf
Fair and warmer with showers on Friday in Ohio
Weather notes indicate fair and rising temperatures from Ohio to the Lake Region. A system moved off the Lake Ontario area. pressure rises across the central valleys while barometers show over the Rocky Mountain and Canadian prairie regions. Light to moderate precipitation reported along the Gulf Coast and Atlantic States with more rain from Northern California to Washington.
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Ohio
Rer Lake
St. Vrence Valley
Rocky Mountain Seau
Gulf Coast
Atlantic States
Cali Ya
Washington
Sa Ealdam
Lake
Ohio Val
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
U.S. Spending Far Ahead Of Income
Treasury revenues lag behind outlays as federal income grows, but daily spending outpaces receipts by about 3.1 million dollars. The deficit nears 1.1 billion, with relief costs rising after a 250 million bump. Credit: Roosevelt era fiscal strain and recession pressures.
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Washington
Treasury
Gelden
Roosevelt
Federal Treasury
dJatest Treasury
Opposition To Reorganization Bill Plays Out In Senate
Washington March 24 The Senate rejected Sen Byrd s amendment to remove the Comptroller General provisions and substitute an Auditor General as part of the executive department reorganization bill The defeat was expected but the vote signaled ongoing opposition as the administration pressed for rapid passage and the bill s contentious provisions drew bipartisan scrutiny
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Washington
Maresh
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Bill Administration
Executive Department
Comptroller General
General Accounting Office
Alben W. Barkley
Byrd
Stolen Chickens Reported By Oberlin Resident
Mark Iyes of West Hamilton Street Oberlin reported to the sheriff that 20 chickens were stolen from his property last night bringing this winter’s total to about 60 chickens.
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Mark Iyes
West Hamilton Street
Oberlin
Sheriff's Department
Fire damages auto in front of Oxford Avenue home
An automobile owned by Miss Nanee Cope a Mc Kinley School teacher was slightly damaged by fire this afternoon in front of 308 Oxford Avenue Firemen attributed the blaze to a short circuit in hiring.
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Nanee Cope
McKinley School
Oxford Avenue
Lorain Humane Officer Appointment Considered
A Lorain County Humane Society meeting was called to decide appointing a humane officer for Lorain after a court ruling upheld Mayor George Bretz’s refusal to fund the agent’s salary. The city had provided 50 dollars monthly to Ralph Weimer until January 31. The society may name a candidate agreeable to the mayor, with Jorge Bradley or attorney Malcolm Thomson among possibilities.
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Lorain County
Huanane Society
Lorain
George Bretz
Ralph Weimer
Lis
Jorge Bradley
Malcolm Thomson
Farmers Hope Weather Will Remain Cool
Unseasonably warm weather stressed Lorain County farms this week as fruit tree buds rapid growth raised frost worries. County agent Hummel notes buds not yet at damage threshold if temperatures stay near 50s, favoring slower growth until freezing danger passes. Plowing accelerates after last spring rains delayed work. many farmers switch to early season cultivation and hybrid corn, with K-25 named as best suited for Lorain County.
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Lorain County
Cc. Lo Ifummel
Hummel
Lomite
Italy Alert Could Field Huge Army With Speed
United Press reports from Rome on March 24 that Mussolini could march 2,000,000 men by Sunday night and deploy 0,000 combat planes, with Italy poised as Europe’s strongest power and ready to swing into quick offensive action if war comes. The piece cites plans for mass mobilization, civilian adaptation, and vast reserves, noting 600,000 regular troops, 200,000 militia, and potential uplift to 5,500,000 in reserve plus 1,000,000 more by fresh recruit classes.
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United Press
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Mussolini
Europe
Italy
Ethiopia
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Mediterranean
Traly
Spain
Francisco Franco
Air Ministry
Eack
Legiona
Maharajah of Patiala Dies at 48 in Patiala State
The Maharajah of Patiala, a prominent Indian prince and ruler of Patiala State, died last night at age 48 due to high blood pressure and kidney ailment. Born October 1897, he served in imperial war offices, attended League of Nations representation, and was noted as owner of vast emerald collections and expensive car fleet. He had a senior Maharani and two junior Maharanees.
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Lahore
India
Maharajah
Patiala
Afa- Narajah
Tadoy
Princes of India
Imperial War Cabinet
Imperial War Conference
London
League of Nations
County Engineer Reports Large Road Build, Bridge Work
County Engineer Larry L. Dunham presented an annual report to the county commissioners detailing a busy year in 1937. Expenditures reached 852,417 with receipts of 310,087 and a 22,280 surplus drawn from prior years. The department built 7.18 miles of new road, surface treated 20 miles, and improved 25.78 miles with drag asphalt. A new Abbe road bridge was built, West Bridge Street bridge repaired, culvert work on East River Street and Mills Road completed, and major highway bridge projects progressed at North Ridge Road, Gas House Hill, Kipton, and the Lake Road crossing near Vermilion.
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Couny
Larry L. Dunham
Abbe Road
West Bridge
Elyria
East River Street
Mills Road
State Highway Department
Gas House Hill
Kipton
Lake Road
Vermilion
Glenn Frank Attacks Roosevelt Policies at Banquet
In Chicago on March 24 Glenn Frank head of the Republican policy committee condemned the Roosevelt administration for excessive authority over business. He told 1,000 guests that American life and industry faced chronic insecurity under the current policy direction.
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Chicago
Glenn Frank
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Orders Liquor Dept. To Cut Trucking Cost
In Columbus Ohio a wide temporary order compels the Liquor Department to pay 0 cents per case for trucking liquor instead of 1 1/2 rents per case. Judge John Re King issued the order citing food business and public policy. Attorneys for Mrs Vernes A Dickinson opposed restraining order claiming Shaw Transport overcharges. Judge Henry Scarrett refused release of two thirds of $34 000 impounded in a Columbus bank.
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O. Maten
Rate Liquor Department
Common Pleas
Jtdea Tohu
Jandae Winganit
Vernes A. Dickinson
Mises
Dairies
Thal
Nickinson
Henry Scarrett
Ttheson
Shaw Transport Imeney
Scarlett
15000 Strike Shuts Circon Auto Plants in France
Paris March 24 workers at Circon, France’s leading automobile company, walked out and occupied five plants. About 15,000 employees demanded renewal of collective labor contracts. Government leaders met with union chiefs to curb wider strike impact on the rearmament program.
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Paris
Circon Company
France
Recreation Commission Will Meet Tuesday
Elyria's new recreation commission, appointed by Mayor Joseph Q. Petra, will meet at 1:15 p.m. next Tuesday at the city building to organize and plan supervised activities. Members listed include KF. Keyes, Ralph Bauer, Walter J. Kohn, Harmon, and Carl Wagner.
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New Recreation Commission
Joseph Q. Petra
M.C. AL
Keyes
Ralph Bauer
Walter 3. Kohn
Harmon
Carl ‘Wagner
Flat Tax To Be Placed On Income
Senate finance committee votes to replace undistributed profits tax with a flat 10 percent corporate income tax. Harrison notes treasury estimates show flat rate would raise $948.9 million in 1938. proposal includes relief for small corporations and excludes riders on farm processing taxes and war profits.
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Tatken
Pat Harrison
Senate
James BP. Pope
Ida
Tom Connally
Tex
Harrison
Treasury
FCO
Alben W.W. Parkley
Th. Ky
Robert At. Dae Vollette
Wis
Harvison
Woman Suffers Broken Nose In Accident
Mrs. Tierman Swartz of Akron sustained a broken nose and injuries at 4:50 PM after a car carrying Paul Nobel of Akron collided with a machine driven by Ira Palmer of Monroe Michigan on State Route 18 near Wellington. She was taken to Falls Clinic. Police also report rear-end and side damage to several vehicles in separate incidents on West River and Gulf Road areas.
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Tierman Swartz
Akron
Panl Nobel
Ira FE. Palmer
Monroe
Mich
Wellington
Falls Clinic
R. Trontetta
L8th
Sol Principe
Erie Street
Trombetta
West River Street
Principe
Harald Bauer
Winckles Street
East River Street
Eddie Webber
C. Wooodin
Cornell Avenue
American Railroad Express
Tuck
Gulf Road
Ridge Street
President Roosevelts Awaited Reaction To Speech
President Roosevelt, at Warm Springs, awaited Southern reaction to his denunciation of wages and hours legislation delivered in Gainesville Georgia. He said those loyal to feudal systems must hear that Americans demand representation, while observers noted militant opposition among Southern lawmakers in Washington to the President's wage and hour stance.
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Roosevelt Square
Gainesville
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Ga. “To Those In and Out of Public Office,” Mr. Roosevelt
United States
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