Hoover asks Roosevelt to confer on war debts and world issues
President Hoover, aboard a special train, invites President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt to a White House conference on war debts, disarmament, and global economic problems. The move aims to bridge the adjourning administration and set Policy for the coming eight months.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
Wilson
White House
Richmond
Garner
House
Arehard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Boulder City
Nev
Colorado River
Pacific Coast
Ohio Weather Forecast Warns of Rain and Colder Temperatures
Cloudy and warmer tonight with rain in eastern and northern areas. Northwest areas see late tonight or Tuesday rain. Tuesday turns colder from the west, with a much colder night and Wednesday ahead.
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Ohio
East
Nouth
Northwest
West End
Boy 8 Kidnapped In Pennsylvania New Jersey Alert
Bulletin from Philadelphia reports state police in Pennsylvania and New Jersey ordered to search for three men who abducted eight year old William Bauers on his way to school. The boy, described as 3 feet tall 60 pounds, wore hung pants a black overcoat brown stockings and black shoes.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
William Bauers
Young Bauers
Cleveland Opens Community Fund Campaign Today
Cleveland launches its 14th annual Community Fund Campaign with 8,000 solicitors in the field. The goal is $4,250,000 and eight days are allotted to reach the target.
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Cleveland
Community Fund
Cleveland, O
Lorain County Farm Bureau to Attend Federation Meeting
The Lorain County Farm Bureau will be represented by seven members at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Columbus starting tomorrow. Official delegates are R. E. Campbell and W. G. Caskey, elected at a recent county meeting. Also attending are Glenn Hobbs from Russia Township Lester Youtzy of Elyria Township Mr and Mrs A D Crocker of Columbia Township and Florence Brucker county bureau secretary.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Lorain County Bureau
R. EB. Campbell
W. G. Caskey
Glenn Hobbs
Russia Township
Lester Youtzy
Elyria
A. D. Crocker
Columbia Township
Florence Brucker
Death of Mrs Jennie Ryals Elyria leader and church worker
Jennie Corning Ryals 69 died November 12 1932 at her Elyria home after a weeks illness. Oldest daughter of Hobart E Corning she taught in Grafton Lorain and Elyria schools before marriage to James M Ryals August 19 1891. Survived by husband son Corning D Ryals and grandson William Ryals, plus siblings and several relatives. Active in First Methodist Episcopal church Elyria Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Ladies Aid Sunday School Primary, Home for the Aged board member and club woman. Burial plans not listed in this fragment.
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Jennie Corning Hyals
Hobart E
Jane Corning
Grafton
Ohio
Middle Avenue
Lorain
Elyria
Jennie E. Corning
James M. Ryals
Corning D. Ryale
East Avenue
William Ryals
Adella Boyd
Howestreet
Clarence J. Corning
New York City
Leveret Corning
Hutchinson
Kansas
H. Munson Corning
Colorado Springs
Colorado
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid
Lenahan murder trial jury pool narrows in Lorain
Four tentative jurors in the Frank Lenahan murder trial were excused by both sides this morning. Eleven jurors are seated with more potential excusals possible as the panel prepares for final selection. Lenahan, a former Lorain police officer, faces trial for the fatal shooting of his wife at their Long avenue home last August.
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Frank Lenahan
Lorain
B. E. Wilcox
Avon
Lenahan
Long Avenue
Ella DuRoss
Robert Lewis
Elyria
Eleanore Gascoigne
George Snowden
Margaret Woodings
Fred Dunkle
Paul Reynolds
West Highth Street
Blanche Lehman
Amherst
William Hearne
Ohio Street
Elyria Campaign Opens Tuesday Evening for Community Chest Drive
Elyria's Community Chest announces a 145 member campaign army awaiting tomorrow's opening gun for a drive aimed at raising 55860 dollars. Hopkins of Cleveland will speak at 6 30 pm at the First Congregational church, with final instructions issued before early Wednesday morning mobilization.
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Elyria
First Congregational Church
Hopkins
William R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Howard R. Butler
Typhoon hits Tokio floods homes and devastates area
A typhoon swept over Tokio causing widespread damage with about 30,000 homes inundated or damaged. The village of Kashiwabara, 24 miles from Shizuoka, was destroyed by fire spreading from the gale with about 800 houses burned. The storm began Monday evening and disrupted transport, leaving Tokio in darkness as wires were torn down. Separately, Akron and Columbus fund drives launch drives for Community Chest, targeting $640,000 for 7,000 families and $897,147 respectively.
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Tokio
U.P
Kashiwabara
Shizuoka
Ohio
Akron
Community Fund Organization
Six Women Sent to Capitol Hill
Two new congresswomen will join the House in March: Mrs. Virginia Jenckes of Indiana and Miss Kath ry O'Loughlin of Kansas. Veterans re-elected include Mrs. Florence Kahn of California Mrs. Mary Norton of New Jersey and Mrs. Edith Rogers of Massachusetts. In the Senate, Mrs. Hattie Caraway of Arkansas remains the sole woman.
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Capitol Hill
Washington
Virginia Jenckes
Indiana
Kathry O'Loughlin
Kansas
Florence Kahn
California
Mary Norton
New Jersey
Edith Rogers
Massachusetts
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Britain and France seek U S war debt revision
Britain and France demanded fundamental revision of their 8 billion dollar war debt and asked delay of December payments totaling about 124 million. They sent notes to the state department and pressed for a White House conference with Hoover and Roosevelt aides to discuss debt and other economic issues.
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Ashington
Europe
Hledt Roosevelt
Hoover
White House
Great Britain
France
State Department
California
Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Democratic Congress
Albany
Mr. Hoover
United States
Britain Hopes For Cancellation Of War Debt
London editorial comment views postponing the Dec 15 debt payment to the United States as a first step toward complete debt cancellation. Neville Chamberlain’s stance is cited as favoring full cancellation and officials expect the move to reassure U S public opinion and boost trade recovery.
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United Press
London
United States
Britain
Washington
Neville Chamberlin
France outlines plan for international army under League
Paris publishes a general scheme for an international army under the League of Nations to act against aggressors. Germany and League members would join, with binding non aggression pacts. The plan favors disarmament and replacement of professional armies with conscripts. Premier Herriot and delegates study plan as Geneva demands push for drastic cuts.
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Paris
League of Nations
French Foreign Office
Geneva
Germany
League
Europe
Edward Herriot
Council of Mintetera
Tragic Graf ton crossing death kills four youths
Four Cleveland youths died when a southbound Cleveland-Cincinnati flyer struck their car at the Big Four crossing in Graf ton Route 57. The car was hurled 100 feet along the tracks. Names: Elizabeth Dominic 16, Marklew 18, Lillian Kolbert 19, Harold G. Loose 28. Sheriff ruled accidental death.
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Cleveland
Grafton
Sudro and
Nichols
Elizabeth Dominic
West 36Th Street
Clayton Marklew
West 45Th Street
Lillian Kolbert
West 31St Street
Harold G. Loose
Lorain Avenue
Clarence Adams
Thomas A. Peebles
Tower
Arts
Tower Man
Big Four
Carey
Woman Seriously Hurt In Case Road Crash
Four people injured when a car left Case road near Cleveland road and struck a tree at about 12:30 A M. Mrs Loretta Willis 31 of Greenwich sustained a fractured skull and left arm fracture and is listed in serious condition at Memorial hospital Others injured include William Ignasik 23 Elyria Richard Flannigan 29 Elyria and Mary Snyder 19 North Olmsted all taken to Memorial hospital Deputies Moehl and Bruegger said speed contributed to the crash.
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Case Road
Cleveland Road
Loretta Willis
Greenwich
Ohio
Memorial Hospital
William Ignasik
Chestnut Street
Elyria
Richard Flannigan
West 13Th Street
Mary Snyder
North Olmsted
Henry Moehl
Jack Bruegger
They Are Moving Now to Winter Quarters
Readable ad style summary noting families relocating for winter, seeking cosy furnished or unfurnished apartments and houses, rooms, garages. Calls for landlords to consult rental ads for prospective tenants.
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Tay
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