Italian army drives on in Ethiopia front
Italian forces report rapid advances across multiple Ethiopian fronts led by Gen Emilio de Bono. From Hauzien to Makale, Ethiopian troops retreat in orderly fashion as weather and terrain test the advance. Air reconnaissance confirms Italian progress while native guides aid the spearhead toward the Takkaze river valley front.
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the United Press
Rome
Ethiopia
Emilio de Bone
Africa
de Bone
Hea
Mative Treo
Hauzien
Aduwa
Makate
de Bono
Askari
Kale Ashansi
Takkaze
Edaga-Hamus
Asma Eritren
Isial
Cavai Z
Elifan-Uogoro
Makale
Sulle Valier
Asco
Nui
Italiam
Takkaze River Valley
White Flats
British Ambassador Talks With Mussolini
Sir Eric Drummond, the British ambassador, conferred with Premier Benito Mussolini in Rome late today. The reason for the meeting was not announced, though a government communique was expected later.
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RCME
Eric Drummond
Benito Mussolini
Rains Halt Italians In Makale Advance
Italian forces advancing on Makale were halted temporarily by heavy rains, as reports from Adaga-Hamas indicate a pause in operations. United Press notes the weather impacting battlefield progress on November 5, 1935.
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United Press
Adaga-Hamas
Makale
Ohio Weather Turns Cold With Rain Then Snow Flurries
Ohio forecast cites Crawdy conditions with cooler temperatures and light rain in the far north tonight. Snow flurries expected in extreme north, with Wednesday turning generally fair and colder.
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Ohio
Ethiopian Caravan Destroyed by Italian Bombs
Rome reports from Djibouti French Somaliland describe near total destruction of an Ethiopian caravan traveling from Berbera in British Somaliland to Harari with military supplies for Ras Nasiby’s southern army. Ethiopian soldiers say 508 comrades were killed. civilians’ casualties unspecified.
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Rome
Djibouri
French Somaliland
British Somaliland
Harara
Berbera
Ras Nasiby
Ogader
First Meatless Day In Italy Amid War Strain
Italy enforces a meatless day from November 5 for six months to conserve resources for the war with Ethiopia. The move signals possible friction with Britain as Italians view the European crisis skeptically and doubt a diplomatic League of Nations settlement. Public demonstrations against Britain hint at domestic resentment. officials question any swift resolution.
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Lnatia
Bet
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Prea
Britain
League of Nations
County Board of Education Seeks 15376 Budget
The Lorain County Board of Education requests a 1956 budget of 15 376 for county school supervision. The budget under Ohio School Foundation Law relies on state funds allocated per county board. Salaries total 11 850, with changes to the county secretary and attendance officer. Board meeting stipends drop under the new law from 200 to 94, with 20 meetings possible.
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Lorain County Board of Education
County School Supervision
Sterday
State Department of Cation
Ohio School Foundation
State Department
Beard
Foundation
School Janitors Seek Pension Plan For Elyria Schools
A custodians committee presents a petition to the Elyria Board of Education proposing a pension system for public school janitors. It would require an initial 2399 setup and annual payments of 879.83 by the district and 879.83 by custodians, funded by a 4 percent salary deduction. The plan requires compulsory retirement at 65 with extensions to 69 to 75 for those already employed, and would need an actuary and state law alignment. The board took no action, saying it would study the proposal further.
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H. H. Perkins
H. L. Chrysler
R. C. Bartholomew
James F. Brown
Cleveland
Elyria
Brown
Pleads Not Guilty To Slaying Agent
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Nov 5 George W Barrett Lockland Ohio today pleaded not guilty when arraigned in federal district court here on a charge of slaying Nelson B Klein Cincinnati federal agent Klein was killed August 16 when he attempted to arrest Barrett on a street in West College Corner for questioning on automobile theft charges Although wounded six times by the suspect Klein returned the fire and shattered both of Barretts legs Barrett was arrested by Donald C McGovern federal agent with Klein and was brought to a local hospital Barrett pleaded guilty to violation of the Dyer Act Judge Robert C Barrelli set his trial on murder charges for Dec 2
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Indianapolis
Ind
George W. Barrett
Lockland
Ohio
Nelson B. Klein
Cincinnati
Klein
Barrett
West College Corner
Bar ‘Rett
Donald C. McGovern
Robert C. Barreli
Council Meeting Ends Quick Twenty Minutes
A city council meeting lasted about twenty minutes as members adjourned early. The minutes show two committee reports were accepted, including one urging to keep the Foster area sewer and consider tapping the storm sewer east of No. 3 to carry water from a new Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company facility.
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Charles Ives
Ses
Stadiy
Sotens
Ion Bewa
Foster
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Foster Avenue
End Of Long Fall Seen As Cold Wave Hits Ohio
State meteorologist W H Alexander predicts a cold wave moving in from the west bringing unsettled and cold weather. Temperatures may dip below freezing tonight with rain today widespread across Ohio and the frost danger easing farmers harvest conditions after a longer frost period.
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W. H. Alexander
Ohio
Wes
Alexander
Fishermen Rescued Off Florida Coast By Seaplane Pilot
Five fishermen were rescued from an overturned boat near Soldier’s Key off the Florida coast by Lieutenant Clemmer, pilot of a service seaplane. Coast Guard headquarters was advised today.
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Mobile
Soldier's Ker
Florida
Clemmer
Coast Guard
Tiodar
Two Million Ohioans Vote In State Elections
Two million Ohioans head to polls today to decide local and state races and bond issues. Rain from election experts is expected to affect turnout, with bitter local battles in Cleveland and Columbus. In Cleveland, former mayors Harold Batson Rezcan and Rar T. Miller vie for office, while in Columbus Mayor H Worley faces State Representative Myron T Gessaman. Bond issues totaling about 32.6 million pass or fail across numerous counties, municipalities, and school districts.
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Barbi
George M. Nefiner
State Department
Cleveland
Columbus
Harold Baton
Rez Can
Rar T. Miller
Deverat
H. Worley
Myron T. Gessaman
Republic of the House
Elections Today in Seven States Contests Test New Deal Support
Voter activity focused on Roosevelt era policies across seven states with indirect national issue emphasis. New York and Pennsylvania hosted significant contests for U S representatives and state offices while local races in major cities influenced by national policy shaped the political landscape.
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Roerelt
Ruan Laffoon
New York
Pennsylvania
U.S
Siaté Assembly
Virginia
New Jers
Chronicle-Telegram to tabulate election returns tonight
Chronicle-Telegram will tabulate election returns this evening with bulletins posted as they become available. Telephone numbers 4411 through 4418 provide returns, and bulletins will be shown at multiple downtown and neighborhood locations including Marsh Guerin, Carmel Crisp, Brown Hotel, Smittys Lunch, Brown Jug, Salisbury's, Haletts, Lorett Store, South End Confectionary, Hells Grocery, Koplings, Seabold's, and more.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Marsh Guerin
Broad
Carmel Crisp
Brown Hotel
East Broad
East Avenue
Smittys
East River
Brown Jug
Cleveland
Perry
Harwood
Salisbury’s
Logan
Sehon’s
Hallett's
Lorett
South End Confectionary
Hells Grocery
West Avenue
Becker Confectionary
Lodi
Koplings
Lodi and
Nichols
Davis, Foster and Adams
Sage
Florida Hurricane Crashes Across South Florida
A tropical storm plowed through the Florida peninsula causing flooding, wrecked homes, and widespread power outages. In Miami and nearby areas rescue teams cleared debris as four dead were confirmed and hundreds injured or missing amid at least 39 miles of coastline hammered by 130 mph winds.
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Miami
Lower
Miami Beach
Palm Beach
West Pain Beach
Hollywood
Olympia
Winter Playground
Nassau
Bahamas
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Cape Sable
Alf
Horace Matthews
Dania
Johnson
Quoman
Igh San
Don Putnam
Robert Ford
Arthur Burke
Casper
Duboise Mills
Main Beach
Florida Tower and Light Company
Levi
Dier
Racrach
New York
St. Hahira
M. R. Harri
the Dade Ecunic Cor mi Éanrhace
Mian
Coral Gables
Coceanna Grove
Namace
Fort Lauderdale
Qjus
West Palm Beach
Shertys
Trial Progress in Taxpayer Injunction Suit over Water Main Project
The taxpayers injunction suit delaying a 154000 PWA water main project nears trial progress before Judge Philips Wilkins in Mt. Vernon. Attorneys described rushed council action and alleged last minute plan approvals while key pipe choices and bids were tested, with both sides resting and formal arguments beginning.
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Philips Wilkins
Mt. Vernon
Millis
Middlstown
Ohio
National Tube
Lawrence Webser
T. R. Cookman
C. F. Lrtie
Ronirarior
Marri
Chenerre Webber
Anisne
Lennard Fick
Council
Webber
Chener
Light City Voting Expected As Weather Clears
Election officials forecast a light turnout with about 1 560 votes citywide by 11 a m based on precinct totals. Rural areas show stronger voting while city precincts lag. Officials hoped afternoon turnout would lift totals closer to normal, with returns possible this evening if the morning trend holds true.
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Stanley Waite
Election Board
Waite
Madman Leaps to Throttle of Train in Yard Chaos
Salvimore Nov 5 A deranged man jumped into the throttle of a stationary Western Maryland train in the yards. He wrested the throttle, sent eight cars tearing along, and reversed the engine crashing into a loading platform. Engineer F R Skinner knocked aside, platform damaged, coach wrecked.
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Saltimore
Marland
F.R. Skinner
Skinner
Woman Injured In Auto Accident Near Lorain
Mary Lukech of Stopsvoad was treated at St Joseph's Hospital, Lorain, with a free right shoulder and other injuries after a collision on Lake Road near her home. Her husband accompanied her as their car, driven by neighbor Andr Demjen, paused to open a gate when a truck from Detroit driven by James M. Boris struck it. Sheriff Clarence Dick and deputies investigated.
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Mary Lukech
Stopsvoad
St. Jorepn’s Hospital
Lorain
Lake Road
Lukech
Andr Demjen
James M. Boris
Detroit
Clarence Dick
Visits The Boys Fined By Petro
A man referred to as 35 of Ba was fined by Justice Joseph Petro after an arraignment. He allegedly told the jailer he would be released upon paying a fine and costs totaling 11 dollars. The incident occurred at the county jail yesterday.
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Bato County
Sim
Joseph Petro
Mayor McNair backs ballot for Georgia governor in Pennsylvania primary
Atlanta bulletin reports Mayor William N. McNair, Pittsburgh's first Democratic mayor since the Civil War, stated he would ensure Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge's name appears on the Pennsylvania Democratic presidential primary ballot.
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Atlanta
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
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