Wintry Blasts Lacerate Ohio Street Life Ends
Severe cold and gale force winds swept Northern Ohio as temperatures dropped to 17 degrees. Homeless shelters and police stations saw a surge of migrants seeking coal and food while two freighters ran aground on the Great Lakes. One man killed, another injured in storm related crashes. bodies found in snowdrifts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Great Lakes
Coast Guard
D. E. Callendera
Valley Camp Steamship Company of
Long Point
Ont
Petrel
Tub Minnesota
Conneaut
Calendera
Menominee
Mich
J. F. Senvelthopf
American Steamship Co
Buffalo
Schyler
Menominee Harbor
John Shem- der
Sandusky
William O’rork
J. H. Yochem
State High- Way Department
Vincent Maskovitz
Alliance
Canton
Conrad H Mann Ready To Begin Prison Sentence
NEW YORK November 15 Conrad H Mann under sentence of five months imprisonment and a $10000 fine after conviction on federal lottery laws arrived today to surrender to the United States marshal and begin serving his sentence. Mann said he would wait at a hotel for word on a presidential pardon. A federal building official said no action had been taken in Washington. Mann arrived from Cleveland after flying there from Kansas City. The case involves alleged lotteries conducted by Eagles lodges with drawings for tribes yielding more than $500000 to members.
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New York
Conrad H. Manna
United States
Mann
Washington
Feceral
Louis M. Trendell
Treadwell
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Cleveland
Kansas City
Kansas
Sat. Mann
The Weather Forecast OIG General fair tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday with milder temperatures in the west. It notes not as cold conditions on Thursday and warmer conditions expected Friday in the eastern areas.
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Parison
Two Steamships Signal Distress in North Atlantic
Bulletin reports two steamships flashing distress calls in heavy seas off Ireland. Saxilby with about 30 crew abandoned ship in lifeboats after pounding by storms at latitude 51.50 N 19.15 W. San Quentin reported steering gear failure, hoisted, drifting at 32.45 N 17.30 W, awaiting repairs and not in immediate danger. City of Havre relayed messages.
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New York
North Atlantic
Radio Marine Said
Ireland
Saxilby
S. San Quentin
S. S
Havre
San Quentin
No Hunting At Cascade Park This Year
Lorain County hunters put away their rifles as Elyria park workers patrol Cascade Park to protect wildlife. After last year's heavy hunting the park commission bans hunting to preserve animals and prevent shots across the grounds.
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Cascade Park
Lorain County
Elyria Park
Park Commission
Anzjnia
President And Litvinov Renew Conference Today
President Roosevelt and Soviet Foreign Commissar Litvinov renewed formal talks in Washington to discuss American recognition of the Soviet Union. The meeting, held at the White House, followed private sessions and rapid surface negotiations via secret meetings and telephone calls.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Litvinov
Soviet Union
Whits House
Execuiie Mansion
United Press
Rabbi To Speak On Palestine at Agudath Achim
The second bi weekly lecture by Rabbi Marcus Kramer at Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham in Lake avenue and Lodi street will be at 8 15 p m Friday. The talk titled The Present Situation in Palestine discusses riots and Kramer personal experiences in Palestine after studying at Hebrew University in Jerusalem in 1930 31. The lecture is open to the public.
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Marcus Kramer
Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Palestine
Kramer
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Orient
Legion 10 Take Part In Annual Chest Campaign
Elyria Post No. 12 of the American Legion voted to actively participate in the Community Chest Drive starting next week. A canvassing team will be entered and $25 was donated. Frank Hoover, hospital superintendent, chaired the Legion’s chest canvassing effort. The post also received a meritorious service citation from National Headquarters for community service, notably the Drum Corps placing second at the Chicago convention. Membership drive plans were outlined with three teams led by Elmes, Tattersall, and Sibley. reinstatements and transfers added to the roster amid strong recruiting and local competition from Lorain's Posts.
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Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Frank Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Legion Community Chest
Elyria Post
Drum and Bugle Corps
National Headquarters
Elyria
Chicago
James J. Elmes
Don Wilmot
H. L. Collins
E. D. Nielson
George Tattersall
A. T. Sibley
LeRoy W. Clover
Ror S. Dunlap
Ernest F. Cheetam
Paul A. Halter
Joel Pallardy
Pallardy
Elyria Legion
Drite
Lorain
Steele City American Legion
Morgenthau Named Acting Treasury Secretary
Washington Nov 15 Henry Morgenthau Jr was named Acting Secretary of the Treasury by President Roosevelt replacing William H Woodin who took a leave of absence due to ill health Woodin had offered resignation but Roosevelt asked reconsideration Acheson Undersecretary of the Treasury resigned effective Saturday Morgenthau will assume new duties Morgenthau currently governs the Farm Credit Administration Roosevelt has not yet chosen a successor for that post
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Mogenthau
Morgeanthau
Farm Credit Administration
Mr. Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Governor White's Son Buried Beside Mother in Ohio
In Marietta Ohio on November 15 21 year old Robert White youngest son of Governor White was laid to rest beside his mother Charlotte M White who died five years ago after a fatal car accident near Belle Mead New Jersey A snowstorm marked the funeral as Rev Edwin B Townsend of the First Presbyterian Church led prayers Governor White and his other children Mary Louise David and Georg Jr stood by the bronze casket The governor travels to Washington for relief duties and will attend Friday the wedding of his son George Jr to Carolyn Lawrence in Summit New Jersey.
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Marietta
Robert White
Governor White
Oak Grove Cemetery
Belie Mead
X. J
Charlotte M. White
Edwin B. Townsend
First Presbyterian Church of
Mary Louise
Ohio
David and
Georg Jr
White
Washington
Summit
N. J
Gaorse Jr
Carolyn Lawrence
Dirigible Leads In Sham Battle Over Pacific Coast
In San Francisco a US dirigible Macon led a mock battle against an imagined land mass as part of naval maneuvers. About 100 warships and 200 airplanes participated in the exercise while the Macon departed its hangar for the assigned station and then planned to head toward San Diego after the maneuvers.
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San Francisco
U.S
Macon
Pacific Ocean
California
Suvvale
Noal
Diego
Hurley Wartime Shipping Chairman Dies at 69
Chicago, Nov. 15 The nation mourns the loss of Franklin Delano Hurley wartime chairman of the United States Shipping Board who died of pneumonia. He was 69 years old honored for leadership during the war and remembered for guiding maritime policy and shipbuilding efforts.
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Chicago
N. Hurley
United States Shipping Bot
Washington launches 4 million work program in a month
The Roosevelt administration unveiled a plan to employ 4,000,000 unemployed within a month. President Roosevelt and work administrators outlined a New York relief program using $400,000,000 by December 15 for worker salaries. Mayors and governors warned the urban jobless face severe hardship as 45 percent of the population resides in 96 major cities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Mickes
Hopkins
America
Povan ce Chest Campaign Opens With Dinner and Meetings
The Com munity Chest campaign opens with dinner at St Marys church on Thursday evening November 25. Campaign runs through November 29 with a first report meeting at noon Monday November 27 at the Y M C A.
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St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Church
Ohio road patrols depart Camp Perry for snowbound duties
At Camp Perry Ohio November 15 sixty road patrolmen left for district posts to patrol snow covered highways. Uniforms were gray and black with blue vehicles. Lieutenants include W P Creviston and Karl Jackson among others. They will warn first offenders under the states motor vehicle law as a public safety campaign.
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Camp Perry
Toledo
Ravenna
Sidney
Delaware
Cambridge
Chillicothe
Cray
Lyon Black
Black
Aystriet
W. PL Creviston
Columbus
Perrysbore
S. K. Wood
Mariemont
Paul Atz¢el
Madisonville
Karl Bushong
East Cleveland
RK. S. Harrod
New Hamphire
Cambridge Dis Inlet
Karl Jackson
Cincinnati
QO. W. Mer- Tell
Merrell
Four Bandits Steal Mail From Truck in Charlotte
Four unmasked bandits armed with two machine guns halted a downtown mail truck in Charlotte and fled with four registered mail packages. The heist occurred as the Piedmont Limited from Washington arrived. driver Tink Honeycutt and clerk Z L Koontz were threatened, and a third bandit used bolt cutters to break the lock before the quartet fled in a Plymouth coach toward Gastonia.
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Charlotte
N. C
Piedmont Limited
Southern Railway
Washington
Tink Honeycutt
Z. L. Koontz
Lisbon Azores New York air route seen feasible
The Portuguese National Air Council reported Col. Lindbergh telegraphed for a chance to explain a plan to base regular air service between Europe and the United States via the Azores. A Lisbon Azores New York route could enable year round trans Atlantic service by flying boats designed for long emergency landings.
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Europe
Lisbon
Portugal
Portuguese National Air Council
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Azores Islands
Lindberghs Arrive in Lisbon Seaplane Flight
Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh landed in Lisbon at 12 50 p m after a 235 mile coastal flight from Calderas De Tuy in their seaplane. The pair reached Portugal following a daytime crossing as crowds greeted the famous aviators.
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Lindberghs
Lisbon
Charles A. Lindbergh
Calderas de Tuy
Lobbying Probe To Be Resumed Tomorrow
Franklin County grand jury will resume investigations into lobbying during the recent state legislature session. Prosecutor Don Hoskins cites new evidence for grand jurors to review, as Senator William Herner of Norwalk faces indictment over a $1500 bribe tied to an Assembly bill. The evidence reportedly concerns school text book interests in the state.
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Columbus
Franklin County Grand Jury
Don Hoskins
Willam H. Herner
Dem
Norwalk
Geauga County Roads Blocked by 20-Inch Snowfall
Geauga County communities closed as 20 inches of snow blocked roads with drifts five to six feet deep. Highways were banked with snow and mailboxes were buried. Residents called it the heaviest storm in county history. no mail or newspaper deliveries were attempted today.
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Chardon. O
Geatma County
Elyrian Injured In Automobile Accident
Frank Rudolf age 2? of 3 Princeton Avenue sustains fractured left leg and a twisted nose when his car veered off the road between Elyria and Gealtyy at 6 p m yesterday. Deputy Sheriffs Geraint Naa and others assisted at the scene.
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Elyrian
Frank Rudolf
Princeton Avenue
Elyria
Gealtyy
Gerait Naa
First Hunting Accident Reported in Lorain County
On opening day of hunting season Tom ONeill 36 of Stop 2 Lake Avenue was accidentally shot by his brother in law Herman Guyeska also of Stop 2 Lake Avenue while hunting near their home. The shotgun discharged from 10 to 15 feet tearing part of ONeils right arm but doctors believed the arm could be saved. Guyeska applied a tourniquet after the injury. ONeill was taken to Elgriz Memorial Hospital by a passing motorist.
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Lorain County
Tom O'Neill
Stop 2
Lake Avenue
Herman Guyeska
O’nell
Elgriz Memorial Hospital
O'Neill
Guyeska
O'Neil
Man Suffering Exposure Taken to Memorial Hospital
George Moore of Juyion was brought to Memorial Hospital after exposure. He rode to Saska from Toledo on the front of a train and said his legs were frozen. Hospital authorities reported the condition not serious. Paul Chapman reference noted with Ruffett injuries treated at the same hospital.
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Wan
Memorial Hospital
Ponce
George Moore
Juyion
Ley
Moore
Saska
Toledo
Citywide cleanup ordered on slot machines by mayor
Mayor Van Oster ordered a citywide purge of about 100 slot machines after quiet police probes into their operation. Police Chief Stankard said owners may remove machines or face confiscation and charges. several machines have already been seized in gambling investigations. The devices, common in beer gardens, reel three cylinders with payouts up to 20 cents, drawing both children and adults.
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W. H. van Oster
VanGster
E. J. Stankard
Stankard
Wellington
Wallace says americans must face the facts in policy shift
In Muncie Indiana Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace told Eastern Indiana Livestock Breeders Association that federal relief is only temporary and a final solution requires a permanent foreign policy and internal measures, as he prepared to return to Washington.
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Muncie
Ind
Henry Wallace
Washington
America
Wallace
Indiana Livestock Breeders’ Association
Chief Stankard Warns Children About Sled Towing
Police Chief E. J. Stankard urged parents to stop children from hitching sleds to automobiles after receiving numerous motorist reports. He called it extremely dangerous and asked guardians to keep children off busy streets. A separate Dallas report notes a wife killed a rival for her husband. Pearl Halt, 30, slain by Mrs. J. R. Boone in his bedroom.
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E. J. Stankard
Stankard
Dallas
Tex
J. RA Boone
L. H. Boone
Pearl Halt
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King Winter
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Legion 10
George Pf, Colburn
Woodin
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Dirigible
Hurley
Shipping
Community Chest
Frank Stevens
Owio
Bank OF the United States
Isadore J. Kresel
Bank of United States
Kresel
Bernard K. Marcus
Saul Singer
Sing Sing
White House
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Oriente
DRAKE
Sioux City, Ia
Oscar M. Hartzell
George C. Scott
U. S
Don Pruessner
Geauga County
Lake Ave
Paul Chapman
Ruffett
Seg, Wallace
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