Mobs Strike Terror In Berlin
Berlin crumbled as mobs attacked Jewish shops and synagogues in the wake of a German embassy attache’s murder in Paris. Police stayed passive while rioters looted, with Himmler ordering racial laws tightening control and potential concentration camp custody for Jews. The government labeled the violence as spontaneous demonstrations.
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von Rath
Ohio Weather Roundup Fair Nights Ahead
The article notes fair and warmer conditions tonight in Ohio with clouding rising Friday and rain Saturday. It cites a high pressure area east of the Mississippi, a low barometer over the Rocky Mountain plateau and plains, and 24 hour rainfall in Florida and the Pacific coast with light snow in Montana and North Dakota. Temperatures moderate in the Ohio Valley and rise in the Mississippi Valley and central and southern plains.
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Plains
Florida
Pacific Coast
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North Dakota
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Mississippi Valley
Death of Turkey's Ataturk Ends Modern Reform Era
The Republic of Turkey mourns as Mustafa Kemal Ataturk dies in Istanbul at 58 after a relapse. Abdulhak Hamit Renda is named provisional president and the National Assembly will elect a new leader per the constitution. Ataturk's four terms would have expired March 1, 1939, leaving a legacy of modernization, Westernization, and secular reforms.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Iwheral Ataturk
Fmish Republi
Sluice HS iMmeatg
Ared
Constantinople
Ankara
Father Martin named temporary administrator at Ridgeville church
The Rev. Father George Martin of Cleveland was named temporary administrator for St Peter's Catholic Church in North Ridgeville. He has served as pastor at St Bridget's in Cleveland, succeeding the late Rev. Father John N. Rhein who led the Ridgeville church for years.
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George Martin
Cleveland
St Peter’s Catholic Church
North Ridgeville
Father Martin
St Bridget's
John N. Rhein
Ridgeville
Postoffice To Be Closed Tomorrow Armistice Day Closure
Postmaster Sartor reminds Elyrians the post office will close tomorrow in observance of Armistice Day now a national holiday. No deliveries will be made as the office shuts for the holiday.
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Bank messenger theft reported in Newcastle case
State and county police investigated a reported theft of 60000 dollars from a bank messenger for the Citizens State Bank at Newcastle Indiana. Byron Garner 28 said he was held up by two men masquerading as state highway policemen late yesterday.
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Newcastle
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G O P Victories Shake Congress as Democrats Lose Ground
New York Nov 10 Republicans widen gains across House and Senate as Farm Belt and Far West returns tilt results. GOP picks up governors and Senate seats while Liberal bloc wanes. Gillette wins in Iowa, Van Nuys contest in Indiana prompts political realignments and 1940 prospects emerge with Taft James Saltonstall and Bricker named as potential standard bearers.
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Father McGuire To Lead Cleveland Youth Movement
Transfer of Rev Father George W. McGuire from St Marys Church to the St Anthonys and St Bridgsets parish in Cleveland announced today. He will be assistant pastor at Chiclaund Church on East Twenty second street and oversee the Catholic Youth Movement and social service work in the district. He began at St Marys on April 22 and the transfer takes effect November 15.
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Cleveland
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East
Japanese Editor Tanetride Furujo Dead by Own Action
Tokyo reports that May Gen Tanetride Furujo, managing editor of the Manchuria Daily News and a leading figure in Japanese journalism, committed suicide today. He was prominent in military councils and regarded as an outstanding journalist in Japan.
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Tanetride Furujo
Manchuria
Organization Readies Chest Drive for Ely 1939 Campaign
The Organization of Workers for Ely announces eight women teams, ten men teams, and 34 industry captains for the 1939 Community Chest drive. L H Webber named campaign chairman announces final preparatory meeting at 7:30 tonight. Paul Gentzel named assistant chairman for the industrial division. C D Gull named hospital division head. Women team captains include Mrs Alan Smythe and 17 others. men teams list includes E J Stankard and Karl Meister among numerous others. The drive opens next Monday evening with final run-throughs and administrative tasks.
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L H Webber
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Ren
Paul Ggentzel
Claude Burch
Bricker Faces Heavy Tasks as Governor-Elect in January
Columbus reports Republican victory in Ohio shifts power to Bricker with many early duties ahead. Incoming leaders must tackle old age pensions, school issues, and state reform while Republicans gain majorities in both houses and key offices. Bricker’s win by large margins reshapes the state government in preparation for January inaugurations.
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Ceck
Ohio
John W Bricker
Bricker
Charles Sawyer
Millions Mark Armistice Anniversary With Quiet Reflection
A 1938 United Press report surveys twenty years since Armistice Day, noting how World War I’s promises failed, Germany's rise under totalitarianism, and the League of Nations’ erosion as generations recall the fighting, fear, and shifting power in a tense global era.
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Reich
Third Reich
Spain
China
Prison Break Out Leaves Deputy Warden Near Death
In Nashville a six man prison break led by Lonnie Taylor wounded Deputy Warden C C Wood who was critically hurt and taken to a hospital. The convicts seized a prison truck and forced a trusted to drive through the gate before police fired with machine guns and captured them after a chase ending when the truck crashed and the men surrendered.
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Tenn
Lonnie Taylor
State
C C. Wood
Taylor
Old Age Pension Checks Go In Mails Today
Governor Davey ordered a $1 million transfer from the general revenue fund to finance Oct pensions for about 112,900 Ohio seniors. Checks, written last week, begin mailing as Ferguson starts after fund certification, sent alphabetically county by county, with two to three days for stamping and postmark handling.
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Columbus O
Martin L Davey
al. Ray Allison
General Revenue Fund
Joseph T Ferguson Gow
Davey
Federal Social Security Board
Social Security Board
Ohio
Ferguson
Retail Stores Open Tomorrow Armistice Day Notice
In observance of Armistice Day local banks city buildings water office and courthouse will be closed tomorrow Retail stores in the city will remain open since Armistice Day is not a general holiday not observed locally.
LaGuardia summons liberals to meet in Washington
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia issued an invitation to Liberal leaders to travel to Washington next week to consolidate their forces after losses in Tuesday's election. He named Sen. Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin Sen. George W. Norris of Nebraska and Guy Frank Murphy of Michigan as key invitees.
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F. H. LaGuardia
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Washington
Lozscn
Robert M LaFollette
Wisconsin
George W Norrig
Nestnama
Guy Frank Murphy
Michigan
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