Hoover to Visit Middle West on Campaign Swing
President Hoover weighs last minute decision on whether to end the campaign with a westward trip to Palo Alto. He will tour the Midwestern states, delivering speeches in Springfield Joliet Ottawa Peoria Pekin East St. Louis and St. Louis with potential Minnesota and California stops depending on the vote.
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Washington
Ubi
Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Middle West
Springfield
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
West
Gary
Ind
James Watson
Indiana
Joliet
Ottawa
Peoria
Pekin
Arsenal
Carlinville
East St. Louis
Ill
Newton
California
Pacific Coast
White House
Mr. Hoover
Democratic Club To Meet Thursday
The Elyria Women's Democratic club will meet Thursday at 7 PM at Democratic headquarters for a business session. At 8 PM a general meeting for all interested will follow with speakers including Mrs. Rose O'Haus Assistant Commissioner of Social Welfare Kansas City Mr Metzenbaum Cleveland and Mrs R C Ross Columbus.
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Elyria Women’s Democratic Club
Democratic
Rose O'Haus
Social Welfare
Kansas City
Metzenbaum
Cleveland
R. C. Ross
Columbus
Twelve Injured In Battle in Germany
In Hamburg on November 2 twelve people were injured in a clash between Hitlerite and Communist factions over political hand bills. Several seriously hurt. three arrests reported as the conflict erupted in a crowded city center.
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Germany
Hamburg
Ohio Weather Forecast: Frost Tonight and Warmer Thursday
Fair conditions across Ohio with light to heavy frost tonight. Thursday shows rising temperatures in the western portion as conditions improve.
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Ohio
West
Portion
Ingalls Campaign Stops In Elyria And Lorain
Republican gubernatorial hopeful David S. Ingalls will address Elyrians at the court house at 6 p.m. and speak in Lorain at 7 p.m. today, stepping from Pittsfield to rally supporters.
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David S. Ingalls
Pittsfield
Elyrians
Court House
Mr. Ingalls
Lorain
Baker Attacks Republican in New York Address
Newton D. Baker, former secretary of war, denounced Republican doctrine as stark selfishness that caused economic depression and the world trade war. He attacked the Hawley Smoot tariff and warned Hoover’s shift toward it threatens national welfare. He traced the party’s 1921 shift toward economic isolation from Europe and warlike policies.
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New York
Newton D. Baker
United States
Hoover
Baker
America
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Request for Tuition Reduction for Out-of-Town Students
Elyria Township officials asked the Elyria City Board of Education to reduce high school tuition for about 125 to 130 township students attending Syria High School. They cited township tax declines and compared rates with nearby districts, noting Elyria High School tuition remains $115. The board referred the issue to Superintendent Maston and business manager Brown for recommendation.
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Syria High School
Elyna City
Larain Board of Education
Elyria
R. C. Maston
Elyria Board
Maston
James F. Brown
Hennes Sues Lorain for 10750 Over Park Car Wreck
Joseph Hennes filed suit against the City of Lorain seeking 10750 in damages for injuries from a March 3 1938 accident at Lakeview Park when his car went over an embankment and wrecked on the beach 40 feet below. The suit claims negligence for missing warning signs along the bank.
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Joseph Hennes
Lorain
Lakeview Park
Bricker Urges Reelection Of Hoover At Elyria Rally
John W. Bricker Republican candidate for Ohio attorney general urged voters to reelect President Hoover as part of a worldwide three step rehabilitation. He cited Oct 1 business up 10 percent and warned against Democratic tariff plans while praising Republican leadership. Bricker backed Ohio GOP slate and said a Republican governor is needed to cooperate with the legislature.
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Hoover
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Gates
First Congregational Church
Bricker
England
Ramsey MacDonald
Germany
Hitler
von Hindenburg
United States
America
Tariff Commission
Lincoln
Grant
Richmond
King Fauver
Public Utilities Commission of
James A. Hewitt
Ingalls
Lorain County Court House
Lorain High School
Republican Booster Club of
Elyria
Orators Hurl Blasts In Ohio Campaign Rally Tone
A Tuesday night rally across Ohio featured top politicians and notable figures from both major parties. Candidates and speakers attacked records, praised Hoover’s economic program, and urged voters toward election-day choices with tonights campaign crossfire.
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United Press
Ohio
David 5. Ingalls
Cuyahoga County
White
Canton
Ingalls
William Pickrel
Dayton
Tunney
Gene Tunney
Ohioaig
Simeon D. Fess
Hoover
McKinley
New Lexington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Mount Vernon
America
Patrick J. Hurley
Orville Wright
Henry L. Stimson
Portsmouth
Circleville
Chillicothe
Charles H. Ryson
Athens
Civil Service
Ohio Roosevelt For President League
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt Back In Albany Today
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt returns to Albany for a brief respite before the homestretch of the presidential campaign. His schedule includes a quiet 24 hours of conferences with advisers and one public address planned for the evening.
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Roosevelt
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New England
National Tube Company Donates Edison School Flag
Elyria school board praised the National Tube Company of Lorain for donating a 50-foot flag pole for the new Edison School on Lake Avenue. The board adopted a resolution thanking the company for its generosity and patriotism.
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Elyria
National Tube Company
Lorain
Edison
Lake Avenue
Uniform Electric Rate Considered by Elyria Schools
Elyria City Board of Education reviewed a proposal from the Ohio Public Service Company offering a uniform five cent per kilowatt rate for school electricity. The busi ness manager James F. Brown reported potential annual savings of about 1571 dollars but the board did not act, noting the rate was still high. Brown’s survey found current rates averaged just over six cents per kilowatt, and a uniform rate could negate planned Sixth Street building changes costing roughly 800 dollars. The board sent the matter back to Brown for further negotiations.
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Elyria City
Brown
Sixth Street
Ohio Public Service Company
Edison School Not Formally Accepted in Elyria
The Edison School on Lake Avenue has been in use for six weeks but not formally accepted by the Elyria City Board of Education. Delays stem from unfinished building items and 10 percent contract balance owed. The board agreed to pay 2900 now and 1000 after 30 days. Architects Fox, Duthie, and Foose offered to accept the building anytime. Approximately 1000 remains due to architects. 700 was approved for payment.
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Thomas A. Edison
Lake Avenue
Elyria City
Socemtanea
Fox, Duthie
Foose
Police Pension Board Elects New Officers
Councilman Carl Curtis was chosen as chairman and Police Chief E J Stankard as secretary at the police pension board meeting. Sergeants C Hamlin and Arthur Hurd retained Dr M E Perry as citizen representative. Curtis and Mrs Anns Kennedy pledged to select their citizen rep within two weeks.
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Carl Curtis
E. J. Stankard
Police Pension Board
C. Hamlin
Arthur Hurd
M. E. Perry
Anns Kennedy
Mills Defends Policies as Glass Attacks Hoover Regime
Washington November 2. Secretaries Mills and Senator Glass defended and attacked federal economic policy in dueling speeches. Mills rebutted Glass accusing Mills of copying his manuscript advance. Glass, making his campaign debut after illness, charged Hoover policies with misstatements and criticized the gold standard and unemployment relief while defending Democratic records.
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Washington
Treasury
Mills
Glass
Virginia
Hoover
Hurley
State Department
United States
Senator Glass
Mine Resumes at Millfield Employs 165 Men
Mine 255 of the Ohio Collieries Co near Millfield resumed operations today with 165 workers. Company reps said about 320 men would be on duty tomorrow. The mine had been closed since February 1931, when it employed over 400 workers.
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Millfield
Ohio Colleries Co
Visitor Here nominee for Governor to visit Lorain County
The visiting gubernatorial candidate will speak today in Pittsfield Elyria and Lorain and may appear at additional county venues. Local residents are encouraged to attend.
Will Open Bids On Lorain County Relief Bonds
Lorain county will open bids on a $90 000 relief bond issue on November 23, announced Commissioners' Clerk Frank Ellenberger. After the previous $131 000 issue sold to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for lack of bids, several bids are expected for this issue. Elyria will receive $22,400 in lease interest for one year.
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Lorain County
Frank Ellenberger
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Elyria
Princess Helene Wins Custody Fight Over Son
Princess Helene divorced wife of King Carol wins partial custody of Crown Prince Michael. An official communique states six months annually with Helene and the right to decide residence abroad or in Roumania, and details of the civil list will follow after she leaves Bucharest likely for Italy. Helene waives control over her son's education.
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Bucharest
Helene
Carol
Michael
United Press
Roumania
Italy
Plant at West Sandusky to reopen in a month
The Hinds and Dauch Paper Company began preparing to reopen its West Sandusky plant after a five year closure. Officials provided no statement as work started to bring the facility back into operation within about a month.
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West Sandusk
Sandusky. O
Hinds and Dauch Paper Company
West Sandusky
Last Minute Campaign Drives Shape Doubtful States Vote
United Press reports last minute efforts by President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt to win doubtful states. Senators Glasa and Norris engage in sharp exchanges over policy while figures like Baker Malone Firestone Whitney and Wilbur visit key cities to rally support.
Bank Heist Suspects Cornered as Deputies Clash
In Mayville Michigan on November 7, deputies closed in on three men suspected of last summer’s Clarkson State Bank robbery. Deputy Harvey Padder was killed and Frank Greenan wounded as a gun battle erupted when officers entered the gunmen’s wooded hideout. Authorities said they wounded or killed at least one bandit during the arrest attempt.
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Mayville
Mich
Oakland County
Clarkson State Bank
Harvey Padder
Frank Greenan
Oakland County Sheriff's Office
Pedder
Greenan
Eiger
Vbune
Relief needs of Elyria school children discussed by board
Elyria City Board of Education reviewed October activity of the Student Aid station as Mrs. J. C. Robbins reported that the current $500 appropriation will cover through November. The Parent-Teacher Council cooperates with Red Cross to distribute garments, avoiding duplication, funded by cotton from the Red Cross. Parochial school needs were raised, with questions on how to handle requests where some schools lack Parent-Teacher Associations. No action was taken, discussion to continue at a later meeting.
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Elyria
Elyria City
National Red Cross
Aa Iater
Still Hope For Red Cross Quota
One third of the quota of 2500 dollars remains in the basket as Mrs. Creene and her Red Cross workers continue their roll call efforts. The organizing drive was expected to be completed by late October with several volunteers awaiting final counts and completion of the pledge drive.
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Creene
Anosul Red Cross Roll Cail
Amaniga
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