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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1931

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Japan Plans To Withdraw Troops In Manchuria

Mukden dispatch reports Japan may withdraw the Nanai expedition from the Nanni River within four days. The move would reduce tensions in Northern Manchuria where about 12,000 Chinese forces have been active and a Japanese contingent of around 2,000 is deployed. Withdrawal hinges on repair of the Nanni bridge, which was recently destroyed, but Japan reserves the right to return if the Chinese destroy the bridge again or block traffic.

Mukden Manchuria Nanni Nonni

Peace Truce Reported in Manchuria

Tokio reports a peace truce in Manchuria as General Ma Han Shan pledges to cease hostilities. No formal war declaration exists between Japan and China, but the move is seen as encouraging for a permanent peace settlement amid eastern crises.

Bulletin Tokio Manchuria Ma han-Shan Lunchuria

VanOster Still Undecided On Appointment

Mayor-Elect W. H Van Oster says he has not decided on appointing a safety-service director. He tells the Provide Telegram he aims to choose an efficient official who will work in harmony with the administration and hopes to announce a decision by Monday.

W. HanOster van Oster

Lorain County Students Face First 1931 Exams

About 1000 students in Lorain County will take the first county examinations of the 1931-32 school year Friday. The tests will determine how much they have learned in the initial weeks of the term.

Lorain County

Ohio Weather forecast with unsettled showers likely

Cloudy conditions continue tonight with probable showers across Ohio and a slight warmup. Extreme north areas may see partial clearing Thursday as temperatures rise. Nightly lows near the 50s while northern locales report warmer highs around the mid 70s to 80s in the coming hours.

Ohio

Armistice Day Address Calls for Defense Preparedness

President Hoover, delivering Armistice Day remarks at the Washington Memorial dedication, warns of a world more armed than before the war. He urges progress in reducing tension, stresses peace as a product of defense readiness, and notes ongoing dangers while praising those who served in World War I. The ceremony honors District residents who sacrificed in the conflict as Armistice Day commemorates victory and hope for lasting peace.

Washington Hoover Washington Memorial District of Columbia

Crowley Resigns as NY Central President

Patrick E. Crowley resigns as president of the New York Central Railroad Co. effective January 1. He will serve in advisory and director roles, with Frederick E. Williamson of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy named as the new president offered.

New York Patrick E. Crowley New York Central Railroad Co Crowley The New York Central Frederick E. Williamson Chicago, Burlington and Quincy

Mrs Sharp Receives First Copy of War Memoirs

Mrs. William Graves Sharp receives the first copy of The War Memoirs of William Graves Sharp published in England. The book, by Wellington Dawson, uses ambassadorial data from 1914 to 1919 and notes Dawson’s prior roles with the U S Embassy in Paris and with Theodore Roosevelt.

William Graves Sharp Washington Avenue United States France Sharp William Graves‘ Sharp Constable and Company England Wallington Dawson Joffre Poincare Dawson Wilson

Pershing Sees Patriotic Duty Amid Economic Stress

General John J. Pershing, recalling World War victory, says veterans face a patriotic duty to aid the United States during economic stress. In a casual war desk talk, he urges citizens to vote intelligently and study candidates. He notes hope for peaceful dispute settlement but questions total avoidance of war. The Manchurian situation is watched as a test of peace machinery. In a separate item, the Junior Hi Club at the Y M C A discussed friendship, Blaine Johnson joining as new member after a business meeting.

United Press Washington John J. Pershing United States America Pershing General Pershing War Department Secretary of the Navy Blaine Johnson

War relics presented to University of Michigan by France

In spring 1921 Ann Arbor Michigan hosted a presentation marking the donation of a collection of war relics from the French government to the University of Michigan.

Real Insurance on PP Offer For Travel and Farm

A complete Travel and Farm Accident Policy offered with liberal claims payment and no medical exam required. It promises prompt payments and no worry, as the Chronicle Telegram notes. An application blank appears in today's issue. mail to Chronicle Telegram circulation department or request more information by phone or mail.

Chronicle-Telegram

Armistice Day Observances Mark 1918 Armistice Anniversary

Elyria observes Armistice Day with bell tolls and a two minute silence across the city. Five thousand students in Elyria schools joined the tribute, with a high school assembly and closures in city and county offices. The American Legion plans a banquet at the Legion Home to honor veterans and remember those who did not return.

Elyria Elyria High School American Legion Legion Home

Akron Over Akron Navy Airship Sighted Over Western Pa

The Navy airship Akron after dawn over Western Pennsylvania was seen flying high over Akron Pennsylvania shortly after daybreak and again around noon over Akron Ohio.

Akron Pittsburgh Navy Western Pennsylvania Ohio

Legion Doubles Chest Pledge To Community Chest

The American Legion meeting last evening voted to double its post pledge to the Community Chest, increasing the pledge to 50 dollars by unanimous vote. Dr. A R Agate and Charles Persons urged the raise, aligning with the Legion's National Constitution pledge to aid Community State and Nation.

American Legion A. R. Agate Charles Persons the Legion Legion

Paris Observes Armistice At Tomb Of Unknown Soldier

Paris marks Armistice Day with silent tribute at 11 A M. Thousands gather on the Champs Elysees as President Doumer bows before the Unknown Soldier. Veterans bear battle standards to the Arch of Triumph. Gourand leads troops and guards keep crowds in place. President Doumer and Cabinet review troops and war orphans afterward.

Paris France Champs Elysees Doumer Invalides Arch of Triumph Gourand

British Empire Honors Dead on Armistice Day Observance

British ships and soldiers paused for two minutes of silence at 11am in Britain and across the empire to commemorate the 13th Armistice anniversary. King George and royal family attended the Cenotaph service, joined by cabinet members, as wreaths were laid to honor departed kin and fighting men of the army and navy.

London United Kingdom George King George Prince of Wales

Baby Born At Eleven On Eleventh Day Of Eleventh Month

A baby boy, David Lee Norsworthy, was born at 11:11 on Gulf Street, marking the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. Parents Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Norsworthy celebrate an auspicious birth amid references to historic World War I armistice timing.

David Lee Norsworthy D. W. Norsworthy Gulf Street David Lee

Opening Dinner of Chest Campaign in Elyria

The Elyria Community Chest opening dinner is set for tomorrow at 6 36 P M at St Pauls Evangelical church. Rev C H LeBlond of Cleveland will give the main address. A 50 cent charge covers expenses. reservations via telephone 2139. The drive aims for 85000 with events Nov 18 to 24.

Elyria Community Chest St. Paul's Evangelical Church C. H. LeBlond Cleveland Catholic Charities L. J. Mayle Toledo Father LeBlond Chauncey Smythe Smythe

Planes Join Hunt for 11 Castaways Bulletin

The navy department reported three patrol georgia planes were dispatched from Coco Solo Canal Zone at 6 15 A M to aid in the search for eleven castaways sighted off the coast of Colombia Monday The navy has permission for the planes to land in Colombian territory if needed.

Washington Navy Department Radio Today Coco Solo Canal Zone Colombia Navy

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