Italians Take Gorrahei After Siege of Week
Ethiopian headquarters admits Italian capture of Gorrahei after a week of bombardment, air attacks, and armored assault. Gen Afework is dead. Ethiopians retreat toward Jijiga, with rains hindering withdrawals. Italian push widens from Makale toward Harar as fronts shift across Tana region.
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Harar
Gorrabei
Afework
Jijiga
Ogaden
Ethiopia
Makale
Eritrea
Gratiani
Italian Somaliland Have Taken Gorrahei
Harsi
Addis Ababa- Djibouti
Fitaurarit Gabre Medin
Maravigna
Gondar
Debra Tabor
Ras Kasra
Socota
Amba Alagi
Makaile
Makale-Takkaze
Dog Bud Saves Five From Fire in Covington Tenement
In Covington Kansas on November 9 a small dog barked to wake Mrs. Warren Leers and her five daughters Irma Violet La Verne Anna from a blaze that engulfed their second floor. Firefighters used a ladder to pull them to safety while the dog lay unconscious inside.
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Covington
Warren Leers
Weather Outlook For Weekend And Start Of Week
Occasional rain tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions tonight. Sunday will be mild, followed by decidedly colder temperatures Monday as a cold front moves in.
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OFTO
Pastor to be Installed at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Tomorrow
Dr. J. L. Urich will be installed as pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church tomorrow with Dr. Joseph Littler, president of the Synod of Ohio, presiding. An evening service at 7:74 will feature the missionary society’s annual offering and Lucile Lyerly of Miamisburg Ohio as speaker.
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J. L. Urich
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Joseph Littler
Synod of Ohio of the United Church of America
Missionary Society
Ter Lucile Lyerly
Miamisburi
Ohio
United Lutheran Church
Pilot Killed In Plane Crash Near Fort Worth Airport
Near Fort Worth airport a Braniff airways mail plane crashed early today killing pilot W. C. Mauss, 32, former Corpus Christi airport manager. He had left Dallas 29 miles to the east at 5 10 A M EST. Mauss was the sole occupant. Braniff officials could not determine the cause and said no mail was aboard during a recu tation run.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Braniff Airways
W. C. “Clift Mauss
Mauss
Corpus Christi
Dallas
Braniff
Search for Kingsford Smith in jungle continues
Singapore dispatch reports ships and planes scouring the Andaman Sea and Bengal Bay for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and J. T. Peterbridge after their Erzland Australia flight. Wireless alerts reach liners and freighters seeking the Lockheed plane Southern Cross with the aviator and companion alive or dead amid shark danger and a storm. J Melrose, another Australian aviator, was the last to see the Southern Cross.
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Copsright
Br United Press
Singapore
Straits
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
J. T. Peterbridge
Andaman Sea
Bay of Bengal
Malaran
J. Melrose
Australia
Iowa and Minnesota Rivalry Boils Over At Homecoming
Tense relations between Iowa and Minnesota during a homecoming clash heightened after Gov Clyde L Herring warned fans against rough treatment of Hawkeye halfback Ozzie Simmons. Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman mobilized police and shifted practice to Rock Island amid demonstrations. Both sides sought calm as thousands gathered, with clashes between students and police on campus and downtown.
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Bierman
Davenport
Rock Island
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Minneapolis
University of Laws
Iowa
Simmons
Avebric
Plot to Kill Ambassador to Cuba Uncovered
Havana reports a plan to assassinate Jefferson Caffery United States ambassador to Cuba. The Cuban army intelligence says five autos would surround him as he left the embassy for home in Miramar and kill him with sunfire. One suspect Cesarar was arrested and documents seized.
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Havana
Jefferson Caffery
United States
Cuba
Intelligence Department
Cazear
Miramar
Cesarar
Mail Car Robbery Suspect Surrenders in Ohio Case
Sought for two days, a second suspect surrendered to police in Garretsville following the Erie Railroad mail car robbery for $46,000. Detectives raided an east side apartment after an anonymous tip that two men with mail sacks entered the building. Two other suspects, one an ex convict, were cleared when victims failed to identify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Garretsville
Two Local Candidates Reported Expenses Totaling 13.87
In Tuesday's election candidates must file expense declarations within 10 days. Henrietta Colburn listed 5.87 and George F. Fillmon 7.00 in expenses, with the two being first to file.
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Board of Elections
Henrietta Colburn
George F. Fillmon
Schools To Observe Education Week In Elyria
Gloria will be made school minded as Elyria public schools plan Education Week to show parents what they do for children Thousands of students from grades one to twelve will take part with daily events designed to acquaint Elyrians with school programs No centralized plan exists as each school creates its own schedule High School events include assemblies special newspaper edition displays in downtown stores and a Parent Teacher Association meeting The operetta Rose of the Danube opened the week and two assemblies feature talks by P D Sherman of Berlin College and Dr Luther H Gable on the cosmic ray Continuous observance continues with A Caswell Ellis speaking on A New Education for This New Era on Wednesday night
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Gloria
R.cmaston
Grads
Elyria
Dana Fox
Elyria Hilg
P. D. Sherman
Sberlin College
Mark Twain
Luther H. Gable
Gable
A. Caswell Ellis
Cleveland College
Believe Davey To Run Again
In Columbus Gov. Martin L. Davey weighs another bid for governor as he remains reticent on renomination. He rebuked Herbert S. Duffy over blame for municipal losses and for urging him to withdraw in favor of Charles Sawyer, the "gentleman from Cincinnati."
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Columbus. O
Martin L. Davey
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Davey
Herbert S. Duftr
Duffy
Davey Chavezed
Sawyer
Centleman
Cincinaad
Ruling Sought On Farm Produce Tax Case
In Columbus Ohio on November 9 the supreme court was asked to decide if the state can reclaim sales tax on farm produce sold in a city market. Michael L Fox, Summit County farmer, seeks to halt tax collection on produce shipped from his farm to Akron and sold there.
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Columbus. C
Supreme Court
Michael L
Summit County
Charles W. Frank
State Tax Commission
Fox
Akron
Flying boat Sylvanus destroyed by harbor fire in Brindisi
Croydon dispatches report the 14-ton, 20-passenger flying boat Sylvanus, largest in Imperial Airways, burned in Brindisi harbor while refueling for a Cairo flight. No passengers aboard and no casualties. In service five years, it will be replaced by a 17.5-ton craft under construction.
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Croydon
England
Imperial Airways
Brindisi
Italy
Alexandria
Six Morris-Harver players injured in East Palestine crash
In East Palestine Ohio on November 9 a Morris-Harver College football bus carrying 19 players collided with a heavily loaded coal truck en route to New Wilmington. Miller Gwinn suffered serious injuries and eye loss, others from Charleston West Virginia Marion Vickers Jack Bartrett Bill Henshaw T Bizes and Howard Richman were treated. The bus windows shattered from the impact and several players received cuts. Police say the driver tried to pass the truck and sideswiped it. Donald Currin, the truck driver, was not held.
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East Palestine
Morris-Harver College
Charleston
W. Va
New Wilmington
Westminister College
Miller Gwinn
Marion Vickers
Jack Bartrett
Bill Henshaw
T. Bizes
Montgomery
Howard Richman
Miami
Gwinn
New Castle
Xex
Tube Plant Schedule Holds Same Level at Lorain Plant
National Tube Company Lorain plant to operate next week at about the same level as this week. Three blast furnaces and open hearth furnaces in use. Bessemer converter to operate double turn. Skelp mill 1 six days, mill 2 three days, mill 5 resume Thursday for five days. Bull mills 2 and 6 and Japp mill 5 run five days. Seamless mill 2 runs three days starting Wednesday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp Mill
Bull Mills
Japp Mill Num
MordGar
Wednesdar
Checks Ready For Election Workers
A total of $1.50 in checks were at election board headquarters for persons who worked in booths in the city Tuesday. The checks are for Elyria workers only and were to be mailed or picked up by workers. Checks for other districts are being distributed from other centers or by mail.
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Election Board
Hain
Elyria Savinz
Pany
Elsria
Carlisle Township Winners Announced in Local Election
Election board officials today announced winners in Carlisle township races. Trustees named Carl Diedrick TT H. Drusendahl and Fred Rahl. Clerk winner Fred Rahl. Hast Carhuste school board select BE. D. Anton and John A. Rose.
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Election Board
Carlisle Township
Carl Diedrick
Tt. H. Drusendahl
Fred Rahl
Hast Carhuste School Board
BE. D. Anton
John A. Rose
Coin Flip Likely To Decide Tie Votes In 2 County Villages
Official canvass shows three village council ties with four candidates at Sheffield Lake each receiving 206 votes and Anton Jakelsky and Ralph Stanislawski tied at Grafton with 201 votes each. Board of elections will pick by coin flip or lot if no recount is requested. Mayor race in Lorain shifts by one vote to Grail over Braun after official count.
Japanese Sailor Killed in Shanghai Incident
Japanese naval party member was killed by a civilian in Shanghai as officials report troops stationed around the international settlement boundary. Officials fear a serious reaction may follow amid tensions between Japanese residents and Chinese civilians.
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Shanghai
Bounfae
International Settlement
Japan
Harrison Smith Holds Auto For Accident Damages
Harrison Smith of Shear Street says a vehicle backed into West River Street near 11 20 p m yesterday causing damage to his car. He drove the car home and is holding it for damages after reporting the collision to police.
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Harrison Smith
Shear Street
West River Street
Smith
West Street
Plot to wreck planes prompts city air safety sweep
Los Angeles police chief James E. Davis ordered continuous surveillance of air factories and hangars after revealing a suspected international ring aimed at sabotaging American military aviation. He cited four recent accidents involving Northrop, Vultee, Boeing, and a Seattle built plane, and hinted at concealed sabotaged fuel lines and steel wool in fuel valves as possible causes. He declined to disclose tactical details of the counter effort.
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Los Angeles
James E. Davis
Davis
Buick
Seattle
Northrop
Arthur HH. Skaer
Mouriai
Vultee
More Hogs In 1936 Recommended By AAA
Washington advisory groups of farmers and state agricultural officials recommended expanding hog production for 1936. The AAA estimated about 4 cents per head would be required for the corn-hogs program to operate.
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AAA
Washington
Nav
New Deal Seeks Campaign to Shield AAA Farm Program
Washington reports the administration will push a new campaign to defend the AAA farm program against court challenges. The Supreme Court faces tests likely three times as it weighs the Bankhead Act and related controls. If the court voids the old processing tax, new statutes would set taxes under AAA amendments.
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New Deal Studies
AAA
Washington
Tri
New Deal
Supreme Court
Bankhead
Gayes
Aig
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Cite Courtief Appeals
Boston
Hopkins Says Federal Funds To Be Stopped
Washington reports Harry L. Hopkins says Ohio will receive no direct relief funds after December 1. A total monthly grant of four million, including other states, will be halted as 17 states already exit the relief rolls. The Works Progress Administration and Civilian Conservation Corps remain active as employment figures rise nationwide.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Ohio
Hopkins
South Carolina
Mississippi
Connecticut
Emergency Relief Administration
Works Program
Alabama
Indiana
Nevada
New Hampshire
Vermont
Wyoming
Maryland
Delaware
South Dakota
Rhede Island
Georgia
Iowa
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Sanctions Planned By Administration For Holding Firms
Washington reports administration officials plan financial sanctions to force public utility holding companies to submit to federal regulation. The move hinges on pressure from investors and potential tax legislation if firms resist. December 1 registration or exemption under the act remains the first hurdle, with penalties limiting business and the main tool a ban on selling securities.
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Washington
CP —Administration
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sec
Entertainer Killed in Truck Collision at IRONTOX
Reta Lattip of Dalton West Virginia a club entertainer was killed in an automobile truck collision here last night. Two of her sisters Virginia and Sophie Selkosky were injured along with her company. Driver Jord Meckmane was held by police.
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Irontox. O
Reta Lattip
Dalton
W. Va
Hi Club
Virginia
Sophie Selkosky
Jord Meckmane
Seasonal radio programs return in local listings
The evenings at home are improved as good radio programs resume and repair needs are met by nearby service providers. Check the business service directory for household services in the daily listings.
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Gorrahei
J. L. Trich
Kingsford-Smith
Caffery
U. S. Army
New York
Acme
Carlisle
William Grail
Ebabraun
Grall
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