New Deal and Pensions Dominate Final Campaigns
In key states Ohio New York Michigan and Pennsylvania the New Deal issue tops the final election push. California leads a pension plan push with 30 dollars weekly for idle over 50. Gubernatorial and senatorial primaries narrow to Merriam Bancroft against Townsend plan foes. Republicans seek gains in the northeast. Dewey faces Lehman in New York governor race while James runs for Pennsylvania governor.
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Washington
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
California
Culbert Gison
Sheridan Downey
Frank F. Merriam
Philip Bancroft
Merriam
G .O. P. Gains
Arthur H. James
Sen. Davis
Charles E. Dewey
Herbert H. Lehman
Dewey
Information On Candidates To Be Available
Non partisan information about candidates will be available at a trailer information booth at Broad and Washington in Elyria. The Elyria League of Women Voters will staff the booth from 10 am to 9 pm Saturday and provide free help. Questionnaires sent to all candidates cover civil service school financing relief appropriations and administration.
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Broad
Washington
Elyria League of Women Voters
Elyria League
School Foundation
Board of Elections
Metzenbaum to Speak at Elyria Democratic Rally
James Metzenbaum of Cleveland the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor will address the Elyria Women's Democratic Club rally at the Elyria Woman's Club on Fourth Street at 8 p m tonight. Local business leader Mrs Kay Kane is also on the program. The event is open to the public.
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James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Elyria Women’s Democratic Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Kay Kane
Ohio Weather Forecast Shows Warmer Tonight and Rain Friday
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight in Ohio. Friday will be cloudy with mild temperatures, followed by rain Friday night and likely in the western portion of Friday afternoon. Colder by Saturday.
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Ohio
West
Atlantic States
Lake Superior
Texas
California
Mountain States
Plain States
Coniferees Give Czech Lands To Hungary
Vienna news reports the November conference redrew Central European borders for a third autumn, granting Hungary 4,635 square miles and 850,000 people from Czechoslovakia. Bratislava and northern Ruthenia remain with Czechoslovakia, while Hungary gains Uzhorod and key cities, creating a fragmented Czech lands corridor and economic dependence on Hungary.
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Czech
Hungary
Vienna
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Italy
Prague
Budapest
Bratislava
Poland
Slovakia
Ruthenia
Uzhorod
Tobacco Workers Return To Jobs Under Guard Surveillance
Middletown Ohio November 3 The P Lorillard Tobacco Co plant reopened peacefully after a month long strike ended as about 500 National Guardsmen were deployed by Governor Martin L Davey to deter violence. More than 1000 employees reported for work as union and non union staff entered under guard presence. The strike had sought paid vacations seniority rights and a grievance committee but was called off by CIO leadership citing injunctions and alleged political interference. The mood was orderly with guards on entrances and police and county officers on duty.
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Columbus
Davey
Lorillard Tobacco Co
Middletown
Walter Andrews
W. A. Forquar
Company B
Aeme
P. Lorillard Tobacco Co
National
Middletown. O
National Guardsmen
Pioneer Tobacco Workers Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
National Labor Relations Board
Martin L. Davey
Fuller
Sam Sponseller
CIO Field
America
P. P. Boll
Hamilton
Retail Merchants Association
Relief May Be Turned Back To Subdivisions
County commissioners debated relief costs and proposed turning administration back to subdivisions. John E. Davidson urged relief go to the subdivisions, with Oscar G. Dunn partly agreeing. State Relief Examiner Klebold supported county savings if subdivisions assume responsibility. The county’s relief fund is encumbered, risking notes or a county welfare levy if funds are inadequate. cities could propose a levy if needed.
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Elvrra
Lorain
County Relief Administration
John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
William Klevold
Dunn
Wild Life At Park Preparing For Winter Season
Cascade Park wildlife readies for cold weather as bears grow coats and receive straw in dens while park staff plan continued feeding. Fox squirrels number seventy five in Elywood, accessing corn and nuts from a locked tool house via a floor hole. Park plans to add gray squirrels. downtown squirrels decline after one was lured into a car on Second Street.
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Cascade Park
Canada
Elywood
Park Commission
Ely Park
Second Street
Voters Rally At Oberlin Tomorrow
Jane Hunter of Cleveland head of the Phyllis Wheatley Association will be principal speaker at a Colored voter rally at Zion Baptist Church Oberlin at 8 30 p m tomorrow Frank A Stetson chairman of County Republican Executive Committee reported today.
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Jane Hunter
Cleveland
Phyllis Wheatley Association
Zion Baptist Church
Oberlin
Frank A. Stetson
Socialite Sydney Martin Missing Seven Weeks Found
Philadelphia socialite Sydney Errington Martin Jr, aged 20, who had been missing over seven weeks, was reported found in Richmond Virginia. State police assisted the search, and an alarm had circulated across the eastern states. The youth is the grandson of the late Caleb Fox, a socially prominent financier.
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Philadelphia
Sydney Errington Martin, Jr
Seveen
Richmond
Caleb Fox
Indictment Names Twelve Individuals and Five Corporations
Twelve individuals and five corporations face federal charges of mail fraud and conspiracy tied to the alleged looting of five investment trusts. Attorneys Ralph H. Roby and Thomas W. Morris, and Vincent E. Ferretti join other named defendants in a multi‑firm scheme involving First Income Trading, Continental Securities, and Reynolds Investing. The case details elaborate how control was gained through substituted securities and collateral transfers, with payments routed via Paine, Webber & Co. through entities Fiscal Management and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph H. Roby
Thomas W. Morris
Philip H. Frear
James Frear
Wisconsin
Vincent E. Ferretti
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold B. Grow
George J. Mitchell
George H. Clayton
S. Leo Solomont
Sartell Prentic
Jerome C. Brady
Alexander B. Beverly
Howard F. Hansell, Jr
Calmar & Co., Inc
Fiscal Management Company, Ltd
North Capital Holdings Company, Ltd
Chatry, Ltd
National Construction Company, Ltd
First Income Trading Corporation
Continental Securities Corporation
Administered Fund
Second, Inc
Reynolds Investing Company, Inc
Paine, Webber & Co
First Income
Continental Securities
Lockjaw Victim Fights For His Life
Cyrus B. Dawson, 45, a La Grange farmer, remains in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a tetanus infection after stepping on a rusty nail two weeks earlier. Doctors report large doses of anti tetanus serum given, with hope renewed by a day to day improvement, and compare his case with a similar incident where immediate serum prevented infection.
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Cyrus B. Dawson
la Grange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dawson
George Mynchenberg
Mynchenberg
Plymouth
French Empire Ends Foreign Wheat Imports Monopoly
Paris bulletin reports that the government barred foreign wheat imports in the French Colonial Empire and granted the National Wheat Office a market monopoly in overseas possessions. Two decrees in the official journal aim to boost empire trade by removing foreign competition and indicate production statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Paris
Ain
U S Debt Soars To An All Time Peak
Washington up to date shows public debt soaring to a record 3,462,377,297 as of November 1. Treasury analysis details July 1 to November 1 spending at 3,033,108,585 versus 2,624,508,182 a year earlier.
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U. S
Washington
Treasury
The
Elyria School Children Are Healthy Group
City health workers completed physical inspections of 1,259 Elyria students. Dr G E French led the effort with Miss Kathryne Fulton and Mrs Mabel Ellis assisting. Teeth defects and enlarged tonsils were the main issues. 208 children received diphtheria immunization in the first four grades.
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Flyria
G. E. French
Kathryne Fulton
Mabel Ellis
Elyria High School announces straight A students
Twelve Elyria High School students earned A grades in all regular subjects in the first grading period of the 1938 39 year. SeniorsJean Crisp Marguerite Edwards Jeannette Fox and June Richwine Juni or Helene Cohen SophomoresHarry Koplin and Ruth Wright FreshmenLucille Buswell Charles Given George Hoke Betty Kipf and Ray McNeal were the students with perfect marks, while 128 others had at least one A and no grade below B.
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Elyria High School
Jean Crisp
Marguerite Edwards
Jeannette Fox
June Richwine
Helene Cohen
Harry Koplin
Ruth Wright
Lucille Buswell
Charles Given
George Hoke
Betty Kipf
Ray McNeal
Lindbergh to Seek British Citizenship and Post
London reports that Col. Charles A Lindbergh and family plan to take British citizenship and he will accept a high civil aviation post in England. The West End and SOHO Weekly, edited by John Carveth Wells, says the step is imminent.
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London
West End
Soho Weekly
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
John Carveth Wells
Exolorer
Two Tots Escape As Home Burns In Fire
Mr and Mrs Ray R Schnaak of 62914 Lodi Street woke at 5 am to a crackling cellar fire spreading through the stairway and into the house. They rescued their children Beatrice age 3 and Robert age 2 then alerted firemen who fought the blaze for an hour and a half. Fire damaged both floors with contents on the first floor destroyed and second floor damaged by heat and smoke. Renouard owner of the home housed the Schnaaks during the rescue. ownership and loss valued by relatives but insurance on contents not carried.
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Ray R. Schnaak
Lodi Street
WPA
Beatrice
Robert
Schnaak
Lillian
Schnaaks
Blaze
Elyria
Renouard
Union Men Bow To Art Menuhin Gives Concert
A labor dispute regarding Yehudi Menuhin ended with Union Laborism allowing the violinist to perform. The Los Angeles Philharmonic backed the concert, while the American Guild of Musical Artists threatened strikes over membership requirements. Menuhin argued his contract did not require guild membership and warned that joining would be degrading.
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Menuhin
Los Angeles
Yehudi Menuhin
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
American Guild of Musical Artists
The
Secretary Roper Warns Against Indifference
Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper urged Americans to resist indifference to liberty and warned against sacrificing freedom for a "mess of postage" during a Democratic rally in Fort Wayne Indiana. He criticized rigid control under dictatorships and emphasized civic vigilance.
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Roper
Fort Wayne
Ind
Daniel C. Roper
Amer Icans
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Pwr
Arrhive Sea
Paul W. Fuller
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CIO
Emil F. Marx
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Lindbergh
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