Main Italian Armies Are Advancing In Ethiopia Drive
Italian native troops defeated Ethiopian forces in a pitched battle near Makale as three columns converge on the northern front. Advancing units pressed dawn resumes after poor weather, with Gavinana division troops welcomed by bonfires. Ethiopians reportedly suffered considerable losses. Italian gains extend toward Guiha and Makale while Askaris push from the Danakil region.
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Rome
Hauzien
Makale
Ethiopia
Asmara
Gayinana
Hauzien-Endalma-Simon-Makale
Woitero-Donollo-Agula- Dolo
Guiha
Askaris
Danakil
Dessa
Gavinana
Ethippian
Ras Haile Selassie Guzsa
Haile Selasie
Gugsa
Assab
Eritrea
Mt. Muss Ali
French Somaliland
Italians Use Bayonets In Makale Drive
Italian troops clashed with Ethiopian forces southwest of Hauzien as Askari scouts reported ground resistance in a Makale operation. Ethiopian fighters allegedly opposed the Italians, with seasoned Italian officers leading the assault. Continued on Page 2.
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United Press
Ruggiero Santini
Ethiopia
Asmara
Ert Trea
Makale
Askari
Eritrea
Hauzien
Askaris
Ohio Weather Forecast Cloudy With Light Rain
Cloudy conditions and light rain expected tonight across Ohio with possible rain in the east portion Friday morning. Cooler air moves in by Friday with temperatures falling later in the day.
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Ohio
County cuts meal cost for jail prisoners to 18 cents
County commissioners approved lowering the price of meals for jail prisoners from 21 cents to 18 cents as a step toward general expense reductions. Sheriff Clarence Wick agreed after two conferences with Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn, noting the 21 cent rate had been in effect since last March. The new 18 cent price takes effect November 15.
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Clarence Wick
Oscar G. Dune
U S Plans Moral Embargo Approach On Italy Ethiopia
Washington reports say the United States will press for moral force rather than a broad embargo. Roosevelt aides favor maintaining the current arms export ban and urging discussion on neutrality laws to prep for stronger future legislation.
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Washington
I- League of Nations
United States
Roosevelt
Italy
Ethiopia
Hach
Camden Township Bond Issue Falls Short by Narrow Margin
Camden Township’s proposed 37000 school bond issue, reported as approved, was defeated for not reaching the 65 percent majority. It received 142 favorable votes to 93 against, with favorable votes 10 short of the required total and accounting for just over 61 percent of ballots cast.
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Camden Township
Hurricane Continues Its Erratic Course In Florida
The U S Weather Bureau issued an advisory noting the tropical hurricane’s present tendency and predicting the center would reach the coast early tonight east of Pensacola near Apalachicola. The storm has caused eight deaths and about 9000000 in damage in southeast Florida and may bring hurricane winds to a small area near its center as it moves toward Appalachicola to Mobile.
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Miami
Fla
Miam
Florida
Jacksonville
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pensacola
Apalachicola
Pla
Facksonville
Fiz
Weather Bureau
Appalachicola
Mobile
Cedar Keys
Mississippi River
Gaie E
Retail Prices and Rents Up Across the Nation
Washington reports the New Deal faces rising costs as retail food prices and rents increase. The Labor Bureau notes food prices up 8.1 percent over two weeks ending Oct 2, with meat and bread leading gains. Bread prices rose in 15 cities, potatoes and lemons climbed, and dairy and eggs edged higher.
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Washington
New Deal
Frankle
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Henry A. Wallace
Teiall
Bureau
Labor Bureau
Wallace
Pittshurz
Memphis
Providence
Devaluation Of Franc Forecast In Paris Financial Circles
Paris November 7 A Bank of France statement circulating in financial circles today sparked talk of a franc devaluation. The note suggested policy moves that could precede a new rate adjustment amid a large rise in money in circulation and continuing outward capital flight.
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Paris
France
Bank of France
Two Men Burn To Death In Crash
State patrolmen opened an investigation into an automobile wreck near Ravenna Ohio where two Cleveland men were burned to death Malcolm F Loepke and James McCabe employees of White Motor Co The truck failed to make a sharp turn and overturned trapping the men as flames erupted in the wreckage
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Ravenna
Deerfield
Here
Cleveland
Malcolm F. Loepke
James McCabe
White Motor Co
Observers See New Deal Skidding in Upset Forecast
Washington observers say Roosevelt could win if 1936 election held tomorrow but New Deal prestige is slipping. Kentucky votes wet-dry. Chandler reassures Democrats amid party split. New York and Philadelphia results show Republican gains, while New York Assembly favored Democrats overall.
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Washington
Roose
White House
Kenys
New York
Philadelphia
Repub
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Chandler
Gore
New York State
George H. Bhagie
Pennsylvania
G. QO. P
Lackawanna County
Pittsburgh
New York Assembly
Nww
York
Assembly
Rooser
Upstate
Tammany
Abermanic Couner
Mhe
Roosevet
Electack
New York City
New Deal
Falls From Berengaria Riverliner Drowns Herald Tribune Reporter
Harold Scarborough former correspondent in London for the New York Herald-Tribune fell overboard from the Liner Berengaria off Southampton and apparently drowned according to Exchange Telegraph. The incident was reported from London dated November 7.
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London
UPR
Harold Scarborough
New York Herald-Tribune
Berengaria
Exchange Telegraph
Southampton
Athletic Program Discussed By Teachers at County Club
Sixty one Lo rain County school teachers gathered at Clearview to discuss the athletic program for the season starting November 15. Basketball was highlighted as the principal sport with preparations underway and all county high schools set to field teams. A. N. Smith will oversee referee assignments, with brief talks by E. F. Cotton, Werner Zilch, and C. A. Gibbons. The event included a dinner by the Clearview PTA and social activities.
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Lorain County
Clearview
A. N. Smith
Elyria High School
E. F. Cotton
Werner Zilch
County Board of Education
C. A. Gibbons
Parent-Teacher Association
Steamers Trapped in Freezing Lake Near Winnipeg
Nov 7 Winnipeg dispatch reports two steamers, the Luana and the La Bere, trapped by fast forming ice on Lake Winnipeg. A rescue party with dog sleds leaves Fisher Bar by car to reach Kno wow Island and Selkirk area, hoping to reach crews of five fishermen aboard the Luana and fourteen aboard the La Bere. Officials say the La Bere carries full winter supplies and the crews face no immediate danger if not disaster strikes.
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Winnipeg
Man
Lake Winnipeg
Fisher Bar
Luana
Ror Cook Oiselkirk
Knowow Island
Knowow Bar
Kinnow
La-Berc
Selkirk
Eizhi
la Bere
Lake Manuebs Fisheries
Banks Unite to Save Lorain Savings Bank in 1932 Crisis
Nine Lorain County banks joined to aid the People's Savings Bank of Lorain during the 1932 financial stress. The stockholders' suit for double liability is before Common Pleas Judge Philip Wilkins of Mt. Vernon, with Joseph L. Sterns of Cleveland arguing the bank should not have been liquidated. A claim of 457,900 by The Cleveland Trust is noted.
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Lorain County
People’s Savings Bank of
Lorain
People’s Savings Bank
Common Pleas
Philip Wilkins
Mt. Vernon
Orney Joseph L. Sterns
Cleveland
American Jew Theme Emphasized by Rabbi Marcus Kramer
Rabbi Marcus Kramer of Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham address City Club on The American Jew. He stressed family unity, piety, education as the driving force of Jewish life, and religion as comfort amid persecution. He noted Day of Atonement self Katharsis. Next club supper is scheduled for next Wednesday night.
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Marcus Kramer
Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham
Ccub
Death summons Evangelist Billy Sunday in Chicago
The Rev Billy Sunday, famed evangelist born in Ames Iowa, died after an angina attack at his brother's home in Chicago. His wife Mrs J M Sunday said he faced death with faith and prayer. Sunday once played professional baseball before turning to religious work with the YMCA. His funeral plans and his two sons arrival from Los Angeles were noted as pending.
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Brothiham Jr. Thompson
J ° Ma
Conti
Billy
Ames
Iowa
William A., Jr
Paul T
Los Anges
Chicago
Nevada
Northwestern University
Adrian Cap} Anson
Chicago White Stockings
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Nicago Pacific
An. M.C. A
Chi
Rotarians To Hear Noted Engineer on Electrical Age
Rotarians will hear a noted engineer discuss forecasting a new trade and industrial era. He will speak on cost efficiency in industry, his travels abroad, and the coming electrical age shaped by figures like Dr. Charles Steinmetz. He holds a Purdue electrical engineering degree and has worked with General Electric since 1916.
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Schenectady
Elks
Riplex
Purdue
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
General Electric
Charles Stainmetz
Northland Fog Holds Secret of Ship's Fate
FAIRBANKS Alaska Nov 7 A fog and ice enshrouded airship missing since Saturday en route from Dawson to Fairbanks with six aboard remains unrecovered. Pilot Jack Herman and five passengers were briefly reported found but later denied. Missing are Oscar Adams O Ogren Peter Funk W James and George Townsend. Searches were halted by fog and will resume when weather permits. Victor Ross head of the transport company stays optimistic noting emergency provisions aboard.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Northern Air Transport Company
Iner
Dawson
Jack Herman
San Francisco
Eagie
Herman
Oscar Adams
O. Ogren
Peter Funk
W. James
George Townsend
Northland
Victor Ross
Contimued
Recount Sought In Sheffield Lake Village Election
W LeRoy Clites, village marshal for six years, asked the county board for a recount after a 155 to 151 defeat by William McKinley. Clites cited concerns about ballot handling and booth workers. If the official count changes the result, Clites will file a protest Monday. A $3 deposit per precinct is required for a recount. Major Harry Dier was reelected. Avon and Henrietta village races listed, with various winners in surrounding towns. The item notes results and possible recounts in nearby areas.
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County Board of Elections
W. LeRoy Clites
Sheffield Lake Village
William McKinley- Clites
McKinley
Frank Stetson
Board of Elections
Clites
Chites
Election Board
Harry Dier
Charles Monroe
John Crompp
Ans Yors
Avon Village
William Bemmer
Lewis Bennett
Dorothy Baldani
Joseph Knipper
Atsius Brudet
Charlies Hirlingshirn
A. G. Reigersberger
Merie Hall
Leo DeChant
Leo Schwartz
Henrietta Town
Soates
Elmer Portman
Harold Buchs
E. S. Kendeign
Justice of the Peace
A. Court
Harver Born
Clauda Unger
Board of Educat Rion
Walter Kothke
Sara Werber
Pittsfield
T. H.W Stabies
J. H. Wagner
A- J. McQuaie
Board of
Francis Coe
Mort Ca
Camden
R. Hudson
C. H. Rewell
Hush Wait
Steve Cowh
R. Barry
KR. Calkins
Eaton Township
EF. Mack
Carl Wright
Burton Ross
Lee Terrell
Irvin Moller
Peachy
George Cornsh
Board of Education
B. A. Mung
Clarence Brash
LaGrange Village
J. P. Holcomb
Dav
Pelton
Ford Jontson
F. J. Knowles
F. Tea Wolcott
O. R. Martin
Carl Stein
Julo Smith
Arthur Dushenki
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City Club
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Evangelist Billy Sunday
Presher
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