Italians Push Into Heart Of Ethiopia
Italian forces push north through Ogaden toward Daggah Bar as two flying columns strike deep into eastern Ethiopia on King Emmanuel's birthday. Mussolini reviewed troops in Rome while the assault threatens main Ethiopian lines and cuts caravan routes to British Somaliland.
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Rome
Italy
Europe
Africa
Benito Mussolini
Piazza Venero
Victor Emmanuel
Venezia
Aduwa
Makale
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Miltia
Emmanuels
British Comatliand
Ogaden
Mekere
Emilia de Bono
al East African Forces
Via Impero
Pieazza Venetia
Austria
Asmara
Fafau
Horrahei
Warandab
Grabrehor
Sada Baneh
Daggah Bar
Jijizga
British Somaliland
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Popolo di Roma
Diredawa
Addis Ababra-Djibouti
Ras Nassibu
Rain Tonight and Tuesday in Ohio Weather Update
A weather notice for Ohio forecasts rain tonight and Tuesday morning with much colder temperatures late tonight and on Tuesday. Strong frontal system moves through, bringing showers, cooler air, and a drop in high temperatures. Expect slick roads and lingering damp conditions into midday Tuesday.
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Ohio
Armistice Day Observed In Schools
Elyria schools marked Armistice Day and American Education Week with a two minute silence at 11 a.m. and President Roosevelt’s Armistice Day address broadcast to all rooms. Students showcased patriotism through class demonstrations and displays in downtown storefronts, as schools celebrated civic education and wartime remembrance.
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Elyria
Roosevelus
Accidents Cause Nine Deaths in Ohio
United Press reports a deadly Ohio weekend with nine deaths. Kinms L. Sheppard, 21, a trapper, died by an apparent self inflicted gunshot near Cadiz. His body was found with a bullet wound and a pistol nearby. Others killed include Peter Kominek, 41, Lakewood. Charles Morgan, 76, Cleveland. Harry Zagwod, 33, Parma. John K. Boniface, 21, Morristown NJ. William J. Geisle, Columbus. Vernon Wright, Frazersburg. Charlies Helowar, Cleveland. and Miss Mary K. Smith, 33, Springfield.
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United Press
Ohio
Kinms L. Sheppard
Cadiz
Peter Kominek
Lakewood
Charles Morgan
Cleveland
Harry Zagwod
Parma
John K. Boniface
Morristown
N. J
Omo State University
William J. Geisle Columbus
Vernon Wright Frazersburg
Charlies Helowar
Mary K. Smith
Springfield
British Freighter Marooned On Rock In Storm
Four passengers and the crew of the British freighter Silver Hazel escaped, abandoning the ship after it struck a rock in a storm off The Philippines. The United States destroyer Perry sailed from Manila to assist, while the Chicago Maru scraped a reef and took on water as rescue efforts began. Captain Brust of the New York reported the wreck and remained on station.
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Manila
P. T
U. S
W. R. Brust
New York
X. P
United States Navy
Perry
San Bernardino Island
Silver Line
W.R Brust
OS. BK. Lines
Morr Schich
Traffic Violators To Pay For Lights
Louisville reports traffic law violators will have names on new signal plates funded by fines. Mayor Neville Miller outlined that portions of collected penalties will purchase plates for intersections where offenses occurred, displaying the offender’s name and violation.
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Louisville. Kr
Neville Miller
John Speedster
President Roosevelt pledges new efforts for world peace
On Armistice Day at Arlington, President Roosevelt pledged America to renewed peacemaking. He called for avoiding aggression and not arming beyond defense, vowing the nation will lead by example to foster peaceful fellowship among nations and steer away from entangling alliances.
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America
Washington
Roosevelt
Arlington National Cemetery
Mr. Roosevelt
Fellowship of Nations
United States
Weather forecast warns snow flurries after rain
The weather bureau predicts snow flurries and much colder weather after today’s rain in Columbus. Temperatures may drop to 2 to 4 degrees by Tuesday with warmer trends expected later.
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Columbus
State Weather Bureau
World Marks Armistice Anniversary Across Nations
Global observances marked the Armistice centennial amid ongoing wars in Africa and tensions in Europe. President Roosevelt spoke at Arlington tomb, while in London the royal princes laid wreaths on the cenotaph. Mussolini praised Italy's readiness as waves of protests erupted in Dublin and Paris.
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United Press
Africa
Europe
Armee
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
London
Duke of York
Duke of Kent
Dublin
Paris
Fuo Mobie
Champs Elysee
Burton Inaugurated As Cleveland's Mayor
Harold H. Burton was inaugurated as Cleveland's new mayor. He called for a war on graft vandalism and special privilege, vowing to bar partisan politics from city hall. He defeated former Mayor Ray T. Miller in last week's election by a large margin.
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Clevelan D. O
Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
Burton
Ray T. Miller
Cannot Use Bond Money For Cash Relief
Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled that county relief bond proceeds cannot be used by county commissioners to fund cash relief and so cannot be diverted to such payments. The opinion was issued in Columbus on November 11 and addresses Cuyahoga County's prosecutors.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Cuyahoga County
Stratosphere Balloon Reaches New 72,000 Foot Record
Two American airmen Capt. Albert Stevens and Capt. Orval Anderson report a world record ascent in the Explorer II balloon. At 1 p.m. EST the craft stood near 72,000 feet in the stratosphere with the nine-foot gondola sealed and oxygen supplying the crew.
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Washington
Albert Stevens
Orval A. Anderson
Stevens
Rapid City
S. D
Black Hills Bowl
Albert W. Stevens
Tee
U. S. Army
National Geographic Society
Explorer II
Anderson
Earth
Await Supreme Court Action On New Deal
The Roosevelt administration faces a new legal strategy as the Supreme Court weighs three facets of the recovery program. It may rule on processing taxes under the AAA amendments with the old act, decide whether to intervene in the District of Columbia suit challenging the Gulfer Coal Control Act, and respond to Georgia’s challenge to the Bankhead cotton control act led by Gov. Eugene Talmadge.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gulfer Coal Control Aact
New Deal
State of Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Oppose New Taxes and Send Resolution to Legislators
Lorain County citizens oppose new taxes saying the current structure yields a surplus of at least 2.5 million dollars if funds are properly distributed. A county committee meeting at the Lorain Chamber of Commerce endorsed a plan to appoint five members to lobby Rep. Ashholt and Rep. Rogers and Sen. Wolfe to oppose new levies, arguing that existing revenues plus re enacted sales, fuel, and beverage taxes will cover the next year with proper distribution. The Inter-Organization Conference of Ohio, with 23 state groups, urges taxpayers to study tax issues and demand balanced budgets at all government levels.
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Lorain
Virgil Rowler
Lorain County
Ashholt
Rogers
Wolfe
General Assembly
Ohio
Defiance College President Stricken With Cerebral Hemorrhage
Dr. Frederick W. Raymond, 61, president of Defiance College since 1934, was dangerously ill in a Troy hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage while attending First Christian church homecoming services in Troy, Ohio, on November 11.
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Troy
Frederick W. Raymond
Defiance College
First Christian Church
Milk Producers To Meet Tonight To Discuss Prices
Lorain County Milk Producers Association members will meet at the Carlisle Grange Hall tonight to discuss the milk price situation in Lorain. A recent drop to nine cents a quart at some Lorain stores prompted concerns that producer prices may fall as well. Officials warn a 30 cent per hundred weight cut is likely if retail prices stay down, while distributors elsewhere keep selling at 10 cents a quart. The meeting is slated for 7 p.m.
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Lorain
Messine
Republican Club To Meet Tomorrow in Lorain County
The Young Men's Republican Club of Lorain County will meet tomorrow at p.m. in the president's office on the first floor of the Eisha Savines and Trust Building. R. Kelling announced the session and asked members to bring their membership applications.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Lorain
Eisha Savines and Trust Building
R. Kelling
Death summons well known Elyria merchant Glade B Thomas
Private funeral services set for 1 p m Wednesday at the Thomas home 833 West avenue with Rev W C Fowler officiating Knight Templar rites follow at 2 p m at Nichols Funeral Home for Glade B Thomas 51 a longtime Elyria merchant He died suddenly yesterday of a heart attack after a period of minor illness linked to painters poison contracted while painting at Chippewa Lake He came to Elyria in 1912 and operated in furniture and undertakings later forming Glade Thomas and Brown Company He was Eminent Past Commander of the Knights Templar of Elyria trustee of De Molay Rotary Club member and associated with other groups He is survived by Lena E Thomas Una Claire Thomas Earl Strock and others with various relatives listed at 33 West avenue and nearby addresses.
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Glade B. Thomas
Thomas
West, Avenue
W. C. Fowler
Knight Templar
Nichols Funeral Home
Chippewa Lake
Union County
Ohio
Elyria
Carl
Broadste
John Brown
Glade Thomas and Brown Company
Knights: Templar of
The
de Molay
Rotary Club
Lena E. Thomas
Una Claire
Three Thomas
Earl Strock
West Ave
Nesdar
Fietatage
Elyria High Choir Prepares Annual Christmas Concert
Elyria High School a cappella choir begins preparations for the annual Christmas concert to be held Sunday afternoon December 22 in the high school auditorium. A 60 member choir with 27 boys and 33 girls will be joined by an instrumental ensemble under music director J. Martin Beck. New robes funded by last week’s school drive will be worn for the first time. The free concert will feature Christmas music with tentative plans for a scant based on an old French manger story. Last year’s debut attracted over 430 attendees and praised by the music department.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Robes Wan Eita
Auto Crashes Into Truck On Detroit Road
Lakewood man killed in Avon on Detroit road Saturday evening. Peer Kominek 41 and George Hanrahan 24, both Lakewood residents, suffered severe injuries when their car hit a truck from The Advante Mator Freight Company of Cleveland. Several other local collisions produced injuries or minor damage on nearby streets Saturday and Sunday with multiple residents treated at hospital.
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Lakewood
Peer Kominek
Bents Road
Instantley Kilsed
George Haurahan
Riverside Road
Detroit Road
Avon
Hanrahan
Kominek
Marcene Haxton
Advante Mator Freight Company
Cleveland
Elytian
Donald Newkirk
Bisine Street
Elvria Avenue
Elvria Memorial Hospital
Stacey Nostar
South
Maple Street
Orville J. Hughes
Morgan Street
Gberlin
M. J. Mulvahill
15Th Street
Elyria
Williamsburg
T.A. Gallagher
Cleveland Street
North Olive Street
Carl Dewey
212
Fourth Street
Bantist Ladies Of County To Meet At Oberlin
The Baptist Ladies Missionary Society of Lorain Association will hold its quarterly meeting at Mt. Zion Church Oberlin on Tuesday November 12. Mrs Bateman a missionary from China will be the main speaker.
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Oberlin
Baptist Ladies’ Missionary Society of Lorain Association
Mt. Zion Church
Bateman
China
Building permits rise in central and southern Ohio
A report by A L Guckert of the Federal Housing Admin shows first 16 months of 1935 permits in central and southern Ohio valued at more than triple those issued in the same period of 1934. Columbus district director noted the surge reflects increased activity in housing and construction.
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Ohio
A. L. Guckert
Columbus
Federal Housing Admination
Infection Fatal To Gridiron Star
Cleveland November 11 news reports a streptococcus infection caused the death of James Gardner 17 a Lakewood High School halfback. He died after a week of illness with officials noting the death was not football related.
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Cleveland
James Gardner
Lakewood High School
Christmas Ads Boost Cash With Simple Want-Ads
Christmas isn’t far away and extra cash is handy. Many people use want-ads to sell odds and ends and obtain cash for necessary items. A want-ad can dispose of your don’t-wants for cash. Try one. Phones 4412 4413.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Acme Photes
Republican Club
Acme
Elmer Carlsen Fabove
Audubon County
Newton
Ind
E. H. S. Choir
Mildred Hessler
Middle Avenue
M. Hemminger
Ciifford Roe
Darton
Ar Hur Betcham
East River Street
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