Loyalists Repel Rebels at Madrid Gates in Fierce Fighting
Loyalist forces clawed forward around Madrid as heavy shelling raked the city. Nationalists pressed from Getafe toward the capital while Loyalist aircraft scoured the fronts. Britain and France reportedly urged Madrid government to seek a direct Franco Caballero settlement to avert massive bloodshed.
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Madrid
Pinto and
Alchemury
Pinto-Valdsborg
Puerto del Sol
Africa
Foreign
Getafe
London
IEP
Great Britain
France
Alphony Folen
Paris
Yvon Delbos
Leon Fium
Francisco Larzo Caballero
Francisco Franco
G. A. D. Ozilvie-Forbes
Britain
Dead Man Elected Wheeling Constable
In Wheeling West Virginia Charles Schultz, who died two months after being nominated in the May primary, remained on the ballot and won a 687 vote majority to become a constable.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Schultz
Weather forecast notes increasing clouds and warmth
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight. Likely light showers Saturday. Cooler Saturday night and in the western and northern portions Saturday afternoon.
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Wert
Firestone Bank Pioneer J H Firestone Dies at 91
J H Firestone 91 longtime Spencer bank founder and president died after a two week illness at his home. He started The Farmers Savings Bank in Spencer in 1899 and was a cousin of Harvey Firestone. Services set for 3 p m Saturday at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev John Roontz officiating. He was director of Spencer Manufacturing Co and survived by four children Milan Joan Asa and Adah Brown all of Spencer.
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J. H. Firestone
Farmers Savings Bank
Spencer
Methodist Episcopal
New Pittsburgh
Milan
Joan
Asa
Adah Brown
Lawyers Hear Talk On Colombia At Elyria Luncheon
P H Malenchini of Exbria will speak at the Elyria Lawyers Club weekly luncheon at the Gables tomorrow on Colombia the Land of Promise. He is a foreign sales and merchandising counselor at Cleveland and son of Italy's former Colombian representative. The talk was announced by J K Nece club president.
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Colombia
Elyria Lawyers’ Club
the Gables
P. H. Malenchini
Eixsria
Cleveland
Italy
Malenchini
J. K. Nece
U S to Act in Pacific Coast Maritime Strike
President Roosevelt planned a cabinet discussion on the growing maritime strike that threatens foreign commerce. Edward F McGrady prepared to fly to Washington after negotiations. caution noted as the nation faces port closures and supply delays.
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San Francisco
Edward T. McGrady
Washington
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Edward F. McGrady
Labor
Frances Perkins
Daniel C. Roper
Navy
Clisade Swanson
Miss Perkins
Six More Infantile Paralysis Victims Examined At Clinic
At the monthly crippled children clinic at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, six of 35 examined today showed after effects of infantile paralysis. Eighty-five children from 29 towns were registered, with four from Bucyrus and seven total patients now in treatment, indicating possible spread in northern Ohio. Doctors Terman of Cleveland and Lawrence of Elyria led examinations as families planned hospital care through county probate courts.
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Gates Hospital
Bucyrus
Sammy Inocato
Edith Smith
Catherine Kintz
Marilyn Rein
Alvin Scott
Oberlin
Ernest Gregg
Shelby
Ashtabula
Elyria
Frank W. Hoover
Ohio
Medina
Mansfield
Lorain
New London
New Washington
Wadsworth
Akron
Norwalk
Stetson Explains Ruling On Lemke Petition Signers
Lorain county elections chair Frank A. Stetson explained that a few Lemke petition signers were not reappointed as booth workers because they supported the Union Party and could not be classified as members of the two dominant parties. Some Republicans who signed Lemke petitions were read as aiding the GOP and were reappointed after satisfactory explanations. Booth workers are appointed from election to election, not automatically retained. One dismissed worker argued such tactics pressure citizens’ free political choice.
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Frank A. Stetson
Lorain County
Stetson
Booth
Lemke
Lorain County Relief Costs Report for October
Lorain County relief expenditures in October for the central relief area including Elrria Lorain Amherst and Avon Lake totaled 9 21g 25. Relief data show 25 percent of families and 125 individuals, totaling 1 133 persons aided. The state covered 9 246 6 of direct relief costs, with the balance paid from Carey Act relief bond funds.
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Lorain County
Elrria
Lorain
Amherst
Avon Lake
Ernest Holmes
Agate Files First List of Expenses
H E Agate Republican candidate elect for clerk of courts files election expense report with the board of elections showing total expenses of 183.10 He ran unopposed for the office and filings are due by Friday November 13 to complete required accounts.
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H. E. Agate
Clerk of Courts
Board of Elections
County Receives $38,900 in State Sales Tax Distribution
Lorain County's October distribution from the state sales tax totaled $38,900, announced by the office of State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy. The statewide total distribution reached $1,8384,725.
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Lorain County
Joseph T. Tracy
Roosevelt Triumphs in Washington After Big Victory
President Franklin D Roosevelt returned to Washington amid a massive, non partisan celebration with tens of thousands in Union Station plaza and along Pennsylvania Avenue. He thanked supporters and called Washington the most beautiful city in the world as he prepared to begin a new four year term.
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Washington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Ivde Park
White House
District of Columbia
Mr. Roosevelt
Yoreless Washington
Ernest Brown
Almore
Scnoor
Homer S&s Cummings
Claude Swanon
Mr. Moosevelt
Executive Mansion
James
Snall
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ohio Driver Killed In Auto Crash Near Circleville
Fred PD Guggenheim of Cambridge was killed late today when his car skidded and hit a culvert while driving alone toward Cincinnati. The crash occurred near Circleville, Ohio, and the victim was identified as Guggenheim.
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Circleville
Fred PD
Guggenheim
Cambridge
Cincinnati
Wage Adjustment Talks Begin Across National Tube Plants
Negotiations for a wage increase at all National Tube Company plants are underway. Officials and elected employee representatives are holding informal discussions under the collective bargaining framework established by the Employee Representation Plan. The talks follow broad wage requests, amid steel industry economic strain and recent signals of improvement.
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National Tube Company
Foora
E. W. Brown
Lorain Wuork
National Tully Company
Fire Claims Three In Cambridge Home Inferno
In Cambridge Ohio a mother Myrtle Fife Wiler 27 and her children Betty 5 Vernon and Mary Fife 31 along with George W. Sayre 45 and another woman were found dead when a frame house burned at 5 49 am. Neighbors John King and another resident aided but flames prevented escape. Investigators suspect an open flame caused the blaze and the stove was cold when it started. Mrs Wiley's husband was unaccounted for at first.
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Camebridge
Myrtle Fife Wiler
Betty
Vernon
Mary Fife
George W. Sarre
King
Mayor Joins National Preaching Mission Committee
Mayor Don A. Baird accepts a place on the men’s committee for the National Preaching Mission to be held in Elyria with Elma and Lorain county churches cooperating. Dr. E. J. Bond will represent area churches on the committee as ministers solicit attendance at a Tuesday luncheon and a mass meeting that night.
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Don A. Baird
Wission
Rkeld
Flyria
Elma
Jorain County
E. J. Bond
Jesse Bader
Federal Council of Churches
Budget Balance Expected by Mid Term Under Roosevelt Plan
Washington reports Roosevelt's administration projects a balanced budget for the next fiscal year with a pay as you go policy. Officials say expenditures will be trimmed to match income, aiming to reduce the public debt from about 35.8 billion to near 55 billion by mid term, aided by new taxes and debt liquidation.
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Washington
UCP— Administration
Roosevelt
United Press
Treasury
Congress
Colections
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Auto turns over on Route 29, driver unhurt
Auto flips in a ditch on a curve near a country parase along Route 29 at about 19 p m yesterday. Deputy Claude Adams reports the driver escaped serious injury. The car is owned by Promise Glass, brother-in-law of Crook, according to Adams.
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Crook
Fuller Road
Route
Claude Adams
Promise Glass
Adams
Recount Planned After Close Local Bond Issue Vote
Steubenville reports the Mingo Junction fire equipment bond proposal failed by 19 votes short of the 63 percent needed. A recount will be conducted to verify the tabulations.
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Steubenville
Mingo Junction
GOP Spokesmen Reflect on Roosevelt Victory and Political Balance
Washington November 5 United Press reports show Republican leaders shaken but not dismayed by Tuesday's vote. They note Governor Landon's strong popular vote though his electoral college loss, and cite shifts in Socialist and Communist support, while Father Coughlin's influence appears limited by ballot access and rhetoric.
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Washington
G.O. P
United Press
All M. Landon
Roosevelt
Landon
Hoover
London
Lemke
Thomas
Browther
Roosevelt to attend Pan-American peace conference in Buenos Aires
President Roosevelt plans to join the Pan American peace conference in Buenos Aires with a one day stop in Rio de Janeiro on Nov. 16 before heading to Buenos Aires for the Dec. 1 start. Secretary Hull says the gathering should model peace machinery for the world. The party departs for Argentina from New York on Nov. 5, with the Indianapolis cruise ship expected to carry the president.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Hugh Gibson
Brazil
White House
Gibson
Rio de Janeiro
Cordell Hull
Hull
New York
American Legion
U. S
Indianapolis
Charleston
S. C
American
Spanish War Vets Hold Reunion Here
Spanish War veterans gathered at the Masonic Temple in Lorain for the first reunion of Company A Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry. About 104 attended, including 24 Company A members, marking 38 years since musterout. Capt Cole received the companys tattered flag. Veterans traveled from New York City and Chicago. R E Hakos chaired the meeting after a 6 dinner.
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Fifth Ohio Volunteer InfanTry
Masonic Temple
Lorain
Perseus
Company A
Cole
Lotain
Florida
New York City
Chicazoo
R. E Hakos
Bethlehem Workers Get Wage Increase
Bethlehem Pa November 6 The Bethlehem Steel Company today announced a wage rise for its employees effective November 16 Base labor standard rate increased five and two tenths cents per hour with equitable adjustments in other pay rates noted by the company The move affects multiple job classes and reflects a broader wage adjustment by the firm.
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Bethlehem
Bethlehem Stess Company
Mnonnesd
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Agate
Earl Browder
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Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Union Narty
Radio Caratory
Father Coughlin
Republican Party
G. Q. Po
South America
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