Rain Victory Omen Quenches Ethiopian Descent
Rain fell for the first time this season in Harar Ethiopia amid jubilation as it hindered Italian advance along the rivers. The event was seen as an omen of victory with crowds celebrating, garments wet and hands raised to heaven. The article also notes a Red Cross surgeon, Dr Robert W Hac jean, in Addis Ababa and a telegram announcing the birth of his daughter.
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United Press
HARAR
Ehiopia
Allers
St. Geors
Robert W
Jean
Addis Ababa
Jijiza
Red Cross
Vote In Seven States Tuesday
United Press reports voters in seven states will cast ballots in an off year election seen as a test of New Deal sentiment. Predictions favor Lieut. Gov. Chandler in Kentucky and control of New York Assembly tight, with Philadelphia mayoral contest drawing major attention as Democrats seek a 49 year GOP foothold. Pennsylvania local races also on ballot, signaling broader political mood.
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United Press
Roosevelt
New York
Kentucky
Philadelphia
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kins Swope
Oppon
Ruby Laffoon
Roosevsli
Assembly
Althouc James A. Farler
Democratic National Committee
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Pennsylvania
Democrats Hear Talk On Problems Of Government
Democratic Central Committee moved the Elyria indoor meeting to Newell Hotel due to cold weather. Mayor candidate Leonard and other nominees spoke as Major Vanoster hosted. Notables from Lorain attended while Hon. Harry B. Welch of Columbus delivered the principal address on local state and national governmental issues.
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Elyria
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic
Newell Hotel
W. J. Graf
W. HR. Vanoster
Leonard
Vanosters
Lorain
Harry B. Welch
Ohio Weather Forecast Rain Tonight Then Colder Regions
Rain tonight and Tuesday with a drop in temperature. threat of sleet or snow in extreme west and extreme north late tonight. Strong cold front expected to move through, bringing much colder conditions Tuesday and Tuesday night across the state.
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Ohio
Ethiopians Ready To Meet The Invaders In Large Scale Battle
Military advisers to Emperor Haile Selassie say the mass Italian northern advance offers Ethiopia a chance to meet invaders in large scale battles. Gen de Bono leads 125,000 men toward Makale and Dessre as Ethiopian troops move to position south of Makale. Ras Ayaleu reportedly moves toward Eritrea, while Ras Siyoum commands about 50,000 allied forces. continued on page 21.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Italy
Emilio de Bono
Makale
Dessre
Aduwa
de Bono
Rasa Ayaleu
Thne
French Somaliland
Eritrea
Ras Siyoum
Four-H Club Plans Set For Coming Year Meeting
Leaders to plan four H club activities for the coming year at the Carlisle Grange Hall Wednesday night annual meeting. Miss Dorothy Lottman Carlisle will review a year of Four H activities. delegates report on the county congress. pins and premium awards will be presented to first through tenth year members. Girls and boys club advisors will discuss project books honor club store sheets exhibits and county wide activities including the demonstration contest and style revue.
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Carlisle Grange Hall
Spiris
Dorothy Lottman
Carlisle
Lorain County
Margaret Pallas
Carl Bates
Henrietta
7. H. Curtiss
LaGrange
Alice Bird
Trial Of Suit By Taxpayer Under Way
The trial before Common Pleas Judge Philip L Wilkins of Mt. Vernon tests a taxpayer suit challenging the proposed WPA water main. The case centers on pipe material specifications, bids, and the legality of the legislation, with key witnesses including Dan B. Symons and Cookston. Lytle won a contract bid of 124,493 for a 3 inch water main spanning about 324 miles.
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T. RK. Cooz
Common Pleas
Philip L Wilkins
Mt. Verson
C. F P. Lyule
Somx
Lawrence Webber
Council
Dan B. Symons
Simons
Cookston
Webber
Cheney
Peter
Harver
Chenery
W. H. Yanoster
Fred A. Underhill
American Rolling Mills Company
Lytle
Court Order Calls For Exhuming Of Body
An unusual court order issued by Common Pleas Judge Gur B. Findley in Lorain calls for exhuming the body of Joseph Moten. In the case of Ivan Fundak against Regina Markrach and Rose Sifter, Fundak seeks exhumation from a burial plot reserved for his own use where his father is interred. The ruling grants $25 damages to Fundak and his attorney Otto K. Mischka $2 in fees, with the exhumation to proceed by December 31.
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Fundar
Common Pleas
Gur B. Findley
Ivan Fundak
Regina Markrach
Rose Sifter
Lorain
Fundak
Joseph Moten
Moten
Otto K. Mischka
Courthouse to Close at Noon Tomorrow
Officials announce a half day closure of the courthouse tomorrow due to the municipal election. County Treasurer Walter J. Wright urges businessmen to obtain sales tax coupons before noon as the office will close.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Projects Authorized In Lorain County
Washington Nov 4 The Ohio Works Progress Administration was authorized by the treasury to begin work on county projects selecting those most adaptable for immediate operation in Lorain County Amherst to build an open air school for tubercular children Black River No 9 bridge in Black River township Brownhelm township road improvements Avon Lake Jarcox Road Miller Road and more federal funded projects totaling several thousand dollars including water service plants and sewer connections with work continuing on page 23
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Washington
Ohio Works Progress Administration
Treasury Department
Carl Wat Lratos
Iing
Lorain
Amherst
Blackip
Brownelm Township
Brownhelm
Browpheim
Miller Road
Elighat
Furnace Street
Tenth Street
Early Start On School Project Seen Probable
Plans for the Jeffer son Junior High School addition, to be a PWA project, near final approval after PWA signoff in Columbus. Bids expected to open early next month once education board authorizes. construction could begin before January 1.
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Jefferson Junior High
PWA
Columbus
James F. Brown
Board of Education
Alva C. Sniti
Aiens
Pub’ Works Administration
Wington
Levies on Ballots Across Ohio in November Election
Ohio voters face numerous local bond and tax questions with about 3.4 million eligible to vote. Secretary of State George S. Miers notes a light state slate while many municipalities consider financing for schools roads and social services.
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Ohio
Socar
Secof
George S. Miers
Sia
8 700 Eligible To Vote Here Tomorrow
Last minute efforts by both parties aim to maximize turnout for tomorrow's municipal election. Officials expect turnout to rival the 25 two years ago when Te votes were cast for heads of the two tickets. Registration totals stand near ie, with campaigns lacking broad interest. Leaders of both parties project gains in municipal victory as they push to Wes in the contest. Polls open tomorrow at NOVI Lear 33 a.m. and close at :30 p.m. Voting places remain open from the morning to the end of the day.
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Hoth P
Novi Lear
Oua Naed
Premary A
Better Buying Will Be Treme of Coming Season's Program For Farm Women
The coming season for Lara County farm women centers on better buying in clothing under the agricultural extension project. Miss Eunice Tel of Ohio State University will visit Elyria to speak on clothing construction finishes textiles and pricing and conduct a tour of a local store for hands on inspection. Approximately 26 women from local groups will attend the county meeting Thursday with two community gatherings planned.
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Lara
Cou Agricultural Extension Project
Alice Bird
Cowner
Eunice
Ohio State University Extension
Elyria
A.ncs and Trust
Miss Teal
Ejfyma
Residents Brace for Impending Hurricane Slam in Florida
Miami and the southeast coast faced a fast approaching hurricane with winds and rain squalls. The storm was 35 miles off the coast at 13:20 a m, prompting evacuations from Lake Okeechobee to the Keys, school closings, and public safety preparations amid traffic jams and mass preparations.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Federal
Peninsula
Weather Bureau
South Florida
Key West
Florida Keys
West
Naples
Coast Guard
Ft. Lauderdale
Lake Okeechobee
West Palm Beach
Red Cross Committee
Florida East Coast
Okeechobee
Works Progress Administration
The
Keys
Biscayne Bar
Miami River
South Amherst Man Killed By Hit Skip Motorist
Samuel Merchant 45 of South Amherst died at Amherst hospital after being struck by a hit skip motorist on Route 59 near Quarry Street. Deputies William Holst and Chalmers Davidson investigated. a broken door handle fragment hoped to identify the driver. Merchant worked at his brother Louis Merchant’s general store. he is survived by his mother two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were to be completed today.
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Samuel Merchant
South Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Route 59
Quarry Street
Wiliam Holst
Chalmers Davidson
Clarence W. Dick
Merchant
Harver Amerhauser
Herbert Merchant
Louis Merchant
Harrist Harwood
John Kauffman
Hospital Adds Woman Physiotherapist To Its Staff
Eltria Memn Hospital announced a new service and staff addition. Ruth Cobleish will lead massage and physiotherapy for women, trained at the School of Physical Education in Boston and highly recommended. Peter DeCosker will continue managing physiotherapy for men. The hospital anticipates higher demand in winter and is preparing to meet it.
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Eltria Memn Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
Ruth Cobleish
School of Physical Education
Boston
Elyria
Hoover
Peter DeCosker
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