Savage fighting in Ethiopia described by Italian dispatches
Dispatches from Eritrea report a bloody clash on the Danakil frontier near Azbi 35 miles northeast of Makale between Ethiopian warriors and Askari troops under Italian officers. Despite 3900 Ethiopians armed with Mauser rifles, Italian forces gained the town with 55 Ethiopians dead and 20 Italian Askaris killed. Italian casualties included four officers and several auxiliaries. wounded were treated in field tents as air support and supplies were requested.
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United Press
Asmara
Eritrea
Danakil
Askari
Kalian
Fron
Makale
Danaki
Mariotti
Graziani
Azbi
Thier
Neathen
Helv
Aksut
Adi Abo
AkSum
Jaly
Aduwa
Theft of Gun At Grafton Foiled
A thief attempted to steal a $59 pump gun from As Ryder Hardware Company at Grafton yesterday afternoon. Clerk Elmer Stoll, 20, saw the man grab the gun from a suitcase and rush to leave. Stoll chased and witnessed the thief enter a vehicle as the gun was dropped. The license plate was given to the sheriff.
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As Ryder Hardware Company
Grafton
Elmer Stoll
Stoll
Sheriff's Department
Get High Honor High School Rating For First 1955 56 Term
Six Eima High School students earned A grades the highest possible in the first grading period of the 1955 56 year. One boy and five girls form the honor group: William Lersch, Bertha Smith, Betty Miller, Gwendolyn Irvin, Mary Kaiger, and Jean Crisp. Ninety eight others earned at least one A and no grade below B. Thirty two honor roll members are in the 9 B grade class as it begins its high school work.
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Eima High School
William Lersch
Bertha Smith
LSA
Betty Miller
Gwendolim Irvin
Mary Kaiger
Jean Crisp
Garade
Ohio Weather Forecast Quiet Rain Tonight And Saturday
Occasional light rain is expected tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Forecasters note slight variability and advise slight adjustments for outdoor plans.
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Ohio
Seon Ety Fintle
Recount Sought In Lorain Vote By Braun And Grail
Lorain voters face a last minute recount request from Major E A Braun and Democratic rival William Grail over 31 vote margin. Braun seeks full 48 precinct recount to safeguard victory while Grall posts 480 cash bond for costs and the board to staff three recount teams. Recount set to begin Thursday at election headquarters with candidates or representatives present.
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Lorain City
E. A. Braun
Foy
William Grail
Hough
Tateraul
Braun
Lemos
Grall
Board of Elections
Lorain
Election Board
Bouse
Hugo Bouse
Avorn Lake
Deater
William J. Daeschner
Bus Driver Is Acquitted in Fatal Traffic Case
L B H Danton a 28 year old New York bus driver was acquitted yesterday afternoon of involuntary manslaughter by a jury of six men and six women after deliberating for an hour and 15 minutes. His bus struck the rear of a car carrying Detroit vacationers at Ridgeville on July 4, killing three and injuring two. The verdict mirrors a pattern of traffic crash manslaughter judgments in the area.
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L. BH. Danton
New York
Denton
Detroit
Ridgeville
Grafton Election Decided By Coin Flip
Anton Jakelski won the Grafton council seat after a tied 221 votes with E. C. Toghill was decided by a coin flip at election board headquarters in the presence of candidates J. B. Seward called heads. A second constable race in Brighton township also resolved by drawing names from a hat with three tied candidates.
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Anton Jakelski
Grafton
E. C. Toghill
Election Board
Toghill
J. B. Seward
Jjakelsky
Brighton Township
Clement Green
Harold Hardy
Vern Heidtmons
Greens
Many Types Of Service At Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital offers diverse patient care services through trained staff including nurses, physicians, lab workers, anesthetists, and a dietary team. The facility supports maternity care with incubators and oxygen devices, an emergency room with a full time house doctor, and a strong training program for 45 nursing students aided by the Elyria Community Chest.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
U S Says Prosperity Ahead Amid Housing Aids
John H. Fater of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board told delegates in Cincinnati that the United States is on a path to greater prosperity than ever before. He cited unprecedented government support for farmers and homeowners, HOLC’s role in saving one million families from foreclosures, and substantial loans under Federal Home Loan Banks totaling over 96 million dollars to members.
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Cincinnati
United States
John H. Fater
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Fahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
Faber
Girl Fly Missing Over 12 Hours Is Returned Safe
In Brazil EU Miss Jean Batten 22, a New Zealand aviator, arrived safely at Campos dos Alfonsos after a flight from Natal covering about 1319 miles. She had been missing for more than 12 hours before contact was reestablished.
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Aid DE
Foremen's Club to Hear Raymond Huston on Russia
The Foremen's Club will hold a dinner meeting at the Y, M. C. A. Thursday night beginning at 6 30. Elyria singer Raymond Huston, a former Cleveland Orpheus Chorus member, will describe impressions of modern Russia after the chorus toured Europe. Warne Garland's orchestra provides music.
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Foremen’s Club
Raymond Huston
Russia
Eisha
Y. M. C. A. Neat
Elyria Singer
Huston
Cleveland Orpheus Chorus
Europe
Warne Garland
Bankers Break With New Deal at Annual Convention
New Deal faced a clean break as the American Bankers Association closed its annual convention in New Orleans. Newly installed ABA president Robert V. Wieming signaled nonalignment with polices, while bankers prepared a nationwide campaign to educate on bank services. Eccles urged market-based lending and warned against government overreach, as executives elected officers and set San Francisco as the 1936 convention site.
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New Orleans
American Bankers Association
Robert V. Wieming
Washington
Associa- Aba
Thorozd
Association
Feces
Eccles
Harper Sibley
United Stares Chamber of Commerce
Tom B. Smith
St. Louis
Arthur B. Tastor
Lorein County Zevines and Trust Company
Elyvia
Ohio
David H. Auch
Columbus
Ohio Bankers A%ciation
State Secretaries
San Francisco
Suspect in Mail Train Holdup Escapes
James Jeffrey Ryan, a suspect in the Garrettsville mail train holdup worth 46669 dollars, reportedly wounded by a state trooper during a jail escape on Trumbull County steps. He had ties to a murder in Williamsport and a shooting in Shamokin, pursued after an arrest near a Deligh toll road. Authorities verify if a loot stash linked to the holdup is recovered.
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Williamsport
Shamokin
Deligshtol
Relief Bonds Sold To Cincinnati Firm
Lorain County issued relief bonds under the Carey Act and sold them yesterday afternoon to a Cincinnati firm represented by Gaetz and Worelin. The sale was to the firm offering the lowest interest rate among bids submitted by the county commissioners for a bond issue redeemable over time.
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Cincinnati
Lorain County
Gaetz and
Worelin
Oberlin Residents Hurt In Afternoon Collisions
Minor injuries were reported for J. G. Vandusdale and James Broadwell of Oberlin after their cars collided on Oberlin road. A truck driven by Carl Leach of Ada struck the two vehicles following the crash, according to deputy sheriffs. Earlier, a collision on Adams Street at about 1 36 p m involved L. J. Mullock of Brace Street and a truck driven by Harold Brown, police said.
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J. G. Vandusdale
Oberlin
James Broadwell
Oberlin Road
Carl Leach
Ada
Ohio
L. J. Mullock
Brace Street
Harold Brown
Adams Street
U S Canada Trade Treaty Signing At White House
Washington reports the reciprocal trade agreement between the United States and Canada will be signed by Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Premier William Mackenzie King in the White House at 3 30 P M. The ceremony will be witnessed by the entire cabinet after the regular calture. The treaty’s signing marks a swift diplomatic feat amid months of tense negotiations.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Cordell Hull
William Mackenzie King
Roosevelt
White House
King
Roose
Teacher Dies Murder Charge Filed in Hamilton
In Hamilton D Nov 15 a murder charge was filed against Paul Herndon 34 a former inmate at Longview state hospital in the death of Miss Alice Schister a school teacher Salome Bader 14 was reported as a relative of the victim The suspect has not been captured and searches extended to towns as far away as three.
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Hamilton
Alice Schister
Paul Herndon
Longview State Hospital
Herndon
Salome Bader
Sounded Bruital Nea Herado
Supreme Court Asked To Hurry TVA Case
Washington reports the administration urged the Supreme Court to speed the TVA validity case and delay Louisiana rice millers stay on processing taxes. Solicitor General Reed requested arguments near December 16, Georgia pressed for quicker Bankhead Cotton Act review despite minor defects. Court took motions under advisement. James M. Beck, Liberty League counsel, appeared in TVA matter for first time.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
TVA
Georgia
Reed
James M. Beck
Liberty League
Ashtabula Schools Close For Remainder Of Year
ASHTABULA Nov 13 The Ashtabula School Board announced today that the district will close schools for the remainder of the year. The move, taken after a special meeting, aims to preserve operating funds and avert budget shortfalls.
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Ashtabula
Ashtoni
Everschools
Linen needs of hospital swelling says auxiliary
The Women's Auxiliary reports enormous linen requirements at the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. They supplied 2350 hand made items last year plus ready made sheets pillow cases and bed linens. The group also supports the nurses home and hospital Christmas events.
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Onis Zowes
Nettie Johnson
Gates Hospital For
Baldwin Group Firmly In The Saddle
London reports the National Government won a strong general election majority, carving out 348 seats for a secure ruling. Labor gains widen the government’s edge, Liberals lose ground, and key figures like Ramsey MacDonald and Malcolm MacDonald face defeats in a dramatic political shift.
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London
Labor
Sir Herbert Samuel
Liberal Party
David Lloyd George
J. Ramsey McDonald
Labor Party
Seaham
E. Shinwell
MacDonald
Malcolm
Pioneer in Radium Field Delivers Talks to Elyria Groups
Dr Luther Eli Gable pioneer in commercial radium spoke to Elyria Kiwanis at Hotel Newell and to Elyria High School students, describing cosmic ray progress tied to stratosphere flights and researchers Setile Piccard Fordney. He reviewed how electricity led to radium and the cosmic ray discovery, noting growing interest and potential exploits for students. Guests included L C Diegier Arthur Richards of Lorain and others from Elyma and Norwalk.
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Elyria Riwanis Club
Elyria High School
Luther
Eli Gable
Kiwanis Club
Newell
Gable
America
Setile
Piccard
Fordney
Dr. Gables
Mace Isidie
Hig
Riwanis Cind
L. C. Diegier
Arthur Richards
Lora
LF Cote
G. A. Hawkins
Norwalk
A. R. Webber
Paul Gentre
Harry Laethi
Eugene Otro
Elyma
Bargain Pare Want-Ads Page Teaser
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Ras Nasibu
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