Bitter Battles In Congress Forecast
Washington expects sharp fights as Congress reconvenes for a special session. Debate centers on Farm and Labor bills, tax policy, and GOP plans to press a broad economy drive while New Deal factions attempt to push recovery measures and retrenchment amid volatile legislative strategy.
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Washington
WUP
Congress
Roosevelt
Capital
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wro
Key Pittman
Charles N. McNary
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
William E. Borah
Ida
McNary
Herbert Hoover
John D. M. Hamilton
Weather summary for Ohio and region tonight through Sunday
Mostly cloudy and cold tonight and Sunday with light rain in the northern portion tonight and light rain changing to snow flurries in the north and central portions Sunday. The report notes a Florida to New Jersey flow shift and a Midwest disturbance to Minnesota with high pressure over Alberta and the Rocky Mountains and a persistent NW flow over Washington and Oregon.
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Ohio
Florida
New Jersey
Minnesota
Alberta
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Washington
Oregon
Atlantic
New York
Ohio Valley
Lake
Lakes
Pacific
transfers priests Father Daley goes to Cleveland
Very Rev James T Daley will end seven and a half years as pastor of St Marys Lorain and transfer to St Aloysius Cleveland announced by Bishop Schrembs Daley will be replaced by Rev William H Moseley from St Edwards Cleveland The Lorain move is one of three announced affecting Lorain County churches Also Rev Ambrose Metzger and Rev Raphael Joseph of St Johns Lorain are transferred to New Jersey effective Monday Daley ordained in 1910 served in Ravenna and Lorain dean for two years He chaired the diocesan Euch a rist Congress in Lorain May 26 27 Metzger will be replaced by Rev John B Holcomb at Lorain Josephs successor unnamed
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St. Mary's Church
James T. Daley
St. Aloysius Church
Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland Diocese
Daley
William H. Moseley
St. Edward’s Church
Elyria
Ravenna
St. Bernard’s Seminary
Rochester
New York
Lorain County
Lorain
Catholic Church
Metzger
John B. Holcomb
St. Joseph Calasanthius
Jefferson
Joseph
Greek Ship Sinks Near Hatteras with 20 Crew Missing
The Greek steamer Tzechandry sank about 50 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras. Six crewmen were rescued by S S Swiftsure about 30 miles northeast of the Diamond Shoals Lightship. Fourteen more reportedly took to another lifeboat. ship sailed from Morehead City, N C last Thursday and sank at 4 AM today.
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New York
Tzechandry
Cape Hatteras
Mackay Radio
S. S. Swiftsure
Diamond Shoals
Cape
Anther
Tzennychandris
Lloyd's Shipping Register
Morehead City
N. C
Mackay
Hoover Appeals Against Civil Service Reforms
Former President Herbert Hoover denounced Roosevelt’s federal reorganization plan at Syracuse University, claiming it would abolish the Civil Service Commission after 50 years of training and nonpartisan service and substitute one man control. He urged college graduates to engage more in government.
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Syracuse
M. Y
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoover
School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Civil Service Commission
Law or force dominates world in Far East debate
Norman H. Davis, U.S. delegate, told 19-nation Far Eastern Conference in Brussels that the core issue is whether international relations will be governed by arbitrary force or by law and respect for treaties. He avoided threats toward Japan and urged cooperation to secure a just, lasting peace in the Far East.
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Brussels
Norman H. Davis
United States
Japan
China
Davis
Sheriff Plans Survey To Find Road Hazards In Lorain County
Sheriff William F. Grall announced a countywide survey of main highways to identify physical hazards behind Lorain County 63 traffic fatalities this year. Chief Deputy William G. Smith will review crash reports to aid the survey, with findings and recommendations to be sent to county commissioners and state highway officials.
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Lorain County
William F. Grall
William G. Smith
Sheriff's Office
Japs Smashing Chinese Lines Near Shanghai Report
Japanese troops smashed defense lines 15 miles northwest of Shanghai and aimed to push Chinese forces westward to isolate them. Troops advanced from northeast and southeast and tanks entered Kiating as infantry consolidated the capture.
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Kiating
Shanghai
Death summons former U S Senator Atlee F. Pomerene
Former U S Senator Atlee F. Pomerene dies at 73 in Cleveland Ohio after two weeks of bronchial pneumonia. A Democrat who earned honors from Coolidge and Hoover, he led the Teapot Dome prosecution and headed the Reconstruction Finance Corporation before retiring after Roosevelt’s inauguration. He leaves wife Mary two brothers and two sisters. Funeral set for Monday at 1 pm at the Church of the Covenant Presbyterian with burial in West Lawn Canton Ohio.
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Cleveland, CO
U. S
Atlee F. Pomerene
Pomerene
Coolidge
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Harley Williams
Mary
Church of the Covenant
Presbyterian
Canton
West Lawn Cemetery
Three Lorain Residents Escape Injury In Auto Rollover
A rollover on Gulf road near Caroline avenue at 2 a m left three Lorain residents uninjured. Driver Wal ter Katarba 2502 East 33rd street and passengers Edward Ponczocla 3143 Camden avenue plus Henry Karaseva 3143 Norfolk avenue exited the wreck unharmed. police cited glare from headlights as the cause.
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Lorain
Gulf Road
Caroline Avenue
Walter Katarba
East 33Rd Street
Edward Ponczocla
Camden Avenue
Henry Karaseva
Norfolk Avenue
Mike Potrak
West River Street
Benny Spieth
East River Street
L. B. Simpkinson
Wellington
Cleveland
Olive Streets
Robert Shumar
18Th Street
Neema Amabary
LaGrange
Middle Avenue
Third Street
William Seghy
214
Lake Avenue
Wade Worscester
R. D
Elyria
Seghy
Broad Street
Aunt Of Elyria Woman Dies At Norwalk At 102
Mrs. Kate Knapp of 72 Hester Street Norwalk Ohio died at 1 20 am age 102 She was born January 18 1836 in Garland New York moved to Huron County 1842 and lived there most of her life She moved to Norwalk last April widowed since December 31 1912 Surviving two nieces Mrs Charles Bellamy Collins and Mrs Alice Benson Elyria two nephews Hugh Burdue Norwalk and James Burdue Ceylon Funeral at 2 00 pm Monday at Collins M B H Church with Rev Dickey burial Woodlawn Cemetery Norwalk body to be moved tomorrow noon from funeral home to niece's Collins home
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Kate Knapp
Hester Street
Norwalk
Ohio
Garland
New York
Huron County
Collins
Knapp
Charles Bellamy
Alice Benson
Elyria
Hugh Burdue
James Burdue
Ceylon
Collins M. BH
Dickey
Woodlawn
W. L. Pease
Wakeman
Ohio’s hunting season opens with huge predicted spend
Ohio expects more than 550000 hunters to head into fields at noon Monday. Licenses cost 550000 dollars, shells 600000 or more, clothing fuel meals guns and equipment at least 2000000 dollars, with total opening day outlay exceeding 3000000 dollars. Enforcement will involve 110 officers plus deputized wardens and highway patrol aid. Rabbits and pheasants are forecast plentiful. pheasant season runs to Nov 27 and rabbit season to Jan 1, 1938.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Conservation Division
Conservation Division
State Highway Patrol
Lynn Black
Highway Patrol
Game Control Division
Admits Writing Extortion Note To Marion Davies
A 20 year old Michigan farm youth named John Timney confessed to mailing an extortion letter demanding $1,000 from actress Marion Davies. He was jailed on a federal extortion complaint and planned to plead guilty in federal court. The note allegedly demanded delivery in person at a south Main Street theater with Davies wearing dark glasses.
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Hollywood
Michigan
Marion Davies
John Timney
Timney
Miss Davies
South Main Street
County Considers County Take Over of Lorain Fair Grounds
A meeting with county officials, a state fair official, and a mortgagee discussed the Lorain County fair grounds potentially being taken over by the county to rescue the property. The Agricultural Society owes about 23000 dollars with total debts near 27800, incurring 1600 dollars yearly in interest. A plan would have the county pay debts over three to four years while the society keeps hosting annual fairs under a no-new-debt rule. County commissioners offered no decision and said public reaction may be sought.
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Lorain County Fair
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Agricultural Society
Fair Association
Two Men Die In Mine Blast In Indiana
In Princeton Indiana a gas explosion at a King's Station mine killed Fount Thompson 30 of Francisco Ind and Roger Williams 35 of Princeton and burned Doyle McCandless 35 who was rescued in critical condition. About 34 workers were trapped for three hours before reaching the shaft. Survivors Virgil Miller and Jesse Bolin escaped by sealing in a small room.
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Princeton
Ind
U.P
King’s Station Company
Fount Thompson
Francisco
Roger Williams
Doyle McCandless
Virgil Miller
Jesse Bolin
Haiti Seeks US Mexico Cuba Aid to Settle Dispute
Washington reports Haiti has asked the United States Mexico and Cuba to use their good offices to help compose a dispute between the Dominican and Haitian governments over the alleged massacre of Haitian nationals on Dominican soil.
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Washington
Haiti
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Editor Recaps Three Nations In Speak On World Affairs
Grove Patterson Toledo Blade editor and noted lecturer addressed a large audience at the First Congregational Church in a YWCA series lecture. He compared Russia Germany and England, warned that Soviet power limits personal freedom, lauded free press and minority rights, and forecast limited war if Britain maintains strength and balanced budgets.
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Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
First Congregational Church
Russia
Germany
England
Europe
Soviet Union
North Pole
India
Hitler
Ministry of Propaganda
United States
Duke of Windsor
George VI
Barnett R. Brickner
Cleveland
Community Chest Drive Opens With 167 Volunteers in Elyria
Seventeen teams totaling 167 workers will launch Elyria’s annual Community Chest drive Monday at First Congregational Church. Campaign chairman Karl W. Plocher announced 10 men’s teams totaling 97 workers and seven women’s teams with 70 workers. Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court will speak at the opening dinner, to be followed by a campaign to raise 61,400 for welfare and charitable institutions. Tonight is the deadline to buy tickets.
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Community Chest
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Karl W. Plocher
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Chest Dinner Open To Everyone
The 1938 Community Chest Campaign opens with a dinner at The First Congregational Church on Monday night November 15, 1937 at 6 30 p m Tickets are sixty cents The Honorable Carl V Weygandt Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court will give the opening address Lawrence Webber and Jack Flynn lead the music Reservations before noon Monday by calling 2139 or 3345
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Community Chest
First Congregational Church
Carl V. Weygandt
Supreme Court of Ohio
Lawrence, Webber
Jack Flynn
Chest campaign captains meet at YMCA to launch
Team captains for the Chest campaign gathered at the YMCA last evening. Karl W. Plocher, campaign chairman, issued cards and supplies and gave instructions. He stated the Chest organization aims not for solicitation and predicted a very successful drive.
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Karl W. Plocher
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Atiee F. Pomerene
F. A. Smythe
Allan Smythe
Chauncey Smythe
Arthur Irish
Max Suppes
J. L. Beltz
J. A. Hewitt
W. B. Timms
Everett Johnston
R. D. Perry
Robert Wirth
H. L. Reynolds
Thomas Cushing
Casper Clark
Worth Fauver
C. A. Olsen
Ann Brown
Jane Lersch
Mary Kellogg
Allan Fritzsche
Leo R. Meyer
Roy B. Clymer
J. B. Johnson
M. F. Fey
Ralph Murbach
E. H. Evans
Ruth Firey
R. C. Novatney
E. C. Pallas
W. C. McClellan
J. Martin Beck
Charles Markham
A. E. Champion
Russell Francis
Clark Kesson
Richard Gollmar
J. E. Thatcher
Mark Willis
Wayne Wise
Harry VY
H. W. Luethi
Charles Hansen
A. B. Sauer
Otto K. Mischka
A. L. Richwine
H. W. Tibball
R. L. Thayer
Glen Shoemaker
Charles Davis
R. H. Zeilman
J. &. Flynn
C. J. Miller
George Gould
Carl Curtis
Fred Lohnes
Felen McGuire
Robert Wilson
Walter Ayres
Rev
K. P. Meister
Harvey Merriman
Leutenant
Harold Birch
Earl W. Bell
George Richwine
A.M. Hannaford
Robert Crehore
I. D. Faxon
W. O. McClellan
Ray Benz
Walter Schultz
Walter Otto
Charles T. Biggs
Charles Clark
A. D. Strong
Fred Grundler
John Winans
Fred Roth
Lawrence Aschen
Don Sotherden
L. D. McBean
R. R. Bevard
Ray Vestal
S. J. Ambler
Ralph Young
Harold R. Rorick
J. L. Barnard
Harry Burr
Robert S. Jones
Joe Gardner
Raymond
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