Five Year Old Boy Critically Injured in Auto Collision
Richard Webber a five year old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Webber of 213 Cascade Street is in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull after he ran into an automobile on Lodi Street while returning from kindergarten. Police say the impact was likely from the car door hinge or handle. The car driven by Russell Beach of 102 Malcolm Court picked him up and rushed him to the hospital. The accident occurred near Cascade Street.
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Richard Webber
Earl Webber
Cascade Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lodi Street
Arthur Hurd
Robert Schultz
Russell Beach
Malcolm Court
Two Injured When Auto Hits Pole In Lorain
Frank Holley 19 of 3350 Vine street and Samuel Romak 18 were injured early today when their car struck an electric pole on Elyria Avenue south of Lorain. Both were taken to St. Joseph's Hospital where Holley had a fractured left arm and lacerations while Romak suffered lacerations and chest injuries.
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Frank Holley
Vinestreet
Lorain
Samuel Romak
Elyria Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Folley
Romick
H. B. Forbes
West Avenue
William France
West Second Street
Second
Court Streets
W. G. Ludwig
Hamilton Avenue
Dr. G. &. French
Third Street
Broad Street
Jess Reed
Pine Street
High Street
Lake Avenue
Howard Cowley
Reed
Righ
Cowley
Twelve Lose Lives In Tragic Accidents
United Press reports a weekend toll of fatalities in Ohio and surrounding areas. Notable incidents include a Bucyrus railroad foreman killed when his car struck a stationary train, plus multiple auto accidents in Dayton Columbus Canton Cleveland and Cincinnati. Victims range in age from 14 to 71, with several others injured and families affected.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Bucyrus
Ohio
Weke-End
Co. C. Cross
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Indianapolis
Francis
Hilda Kyle
Tippecanoe City
Dayton
Columbus
Otto Faessler
Sam Whistler
William J. Woodside
Canton
Cleveland
James Dalessi
Stanley Brewster
Michael Kohan
Mt. Gilead
Charles Cyphers
Cincinnati
Donald EB. Hawks
John Fleig
Weather Ohio forecast with rain then snow and colder trend
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with light rain turning to snow. Colder in the north and central areas tonight and Tuesday. Low pressure centers over the eastern lake region, the Texas Panhandle and off Washington coast, with highs over the Canadian prairies and northern plains and California. Light rain in the Ohio Valley, rain and snow around the lake region and Northwest, with colder conditions in the plains and western Canada.
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Ohio
Eastern
Lake Region
Texas Panhandle
Washington
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Plains States
California
Ohin
Northwest
Canada
Rev W Bruce Wilson Speaks at Men and Missions Day
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania the Rev. W. Bruce Wilson spoke at the First United Presbyterian Church during Men and Missions Day. He addressed the young people at their evening meeting and will deliver the Fourth Anniversary sermon at 7 50 PM. He recently became Associate Secretary of the Board of American Missions. The event welcomes all interested participants.
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W. Bruce Wilson
Pittsburgh
First United Presbyterian Church
Men’s Missionary League
Wilson
Board of American Missions
The
United Presbyterian Church
Pneumonia Fatal To Elderly Victim Of Kidnapers
Dr James I Seder a 79 year old former minister and city leader died of pneumonia after being kidnapped by Arnett A Booth Orville Adkins and John Travis on Nov 1 held in an abandoned coal mine for 11 days. The three pleaded guilty to extortion and face murder indictments with bond set at 50000.
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Huntington
W. Va
James I. Seder
Seder
A. K. Kessler
Arnett A. Booth
Orville Adkins
John Travis
Wayne County
Ernest BE. Winters, Jr
Dr. Seder
West Viginia Anti- Saloon League
Willard
Arthur
Allan T. Burns
New York
Arthur Seder
G-Men
Booth
Adkins
Travis
Wayne
Federal Building
Chest Chairman Appeals for Elyria Cooperation
Karl W. Ploc tier urges Elyria residents to back the annual Chest drive. He notes hours spent organizing and emphasizes public support, pledges, and swift responses to reduce solicitors’ time, warning that success depends on community cooperation to avoid defeat.
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Elyria
Friends of the Chest
Community Chest
Karl W. Ploctier
Farewells Planned for Two Ilyria Priests
Preparations are underway for farewell gatherings for two St. Marys parish priests bound for new assignments in Cleveland. Rev Edward J Murphy, assistant pastor for four years, departs Wednesday to St Johns Cathedral. Very Rev James T Daley, pastor for seven and a half years, moves to St Aloysius Church on November 23.
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Ilyria
Cleveland
St. Mary’s Church
Edward J. Murphy
St. Mary’s
St. John’s Cathedral
Murphy
Our Lady of the Lake Seminary
James T. Daley
St. Mary's Church
St. Aloysius Church
Wellington Man Honored By Brotherhood
H. W. Moore of Wellington was honored as the sole living charter member of the Brotherhood of Big Four Trainmen Ohio City Lodge No 237 at a Cleveland anniversary banquet. Mrs Lucy Cahill and Mrs Elsie Beckwith escorted him to the table. attendees numbered 400 as Moore received a birthday cake a billfold and a floor lamp from the auxiliary and lodge members.
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H. W. Moore
Wellington
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Big Four
Ohio City
Brotherhood
Moore
Lucy Cahill
Women’s Auxiliary
B. of
R. T. No
Taber Reelected Grange Head at 71st Annual Convention
Louis J. Taber of Columbus Ohio was reelected Master of the National Grange at its 71st annual convention in Harrisburg. He expressed a wish to resign the 5000 dollar yearly post to return to private business but delegates overruled him. Taber begins his eighth two year term after fourteen years as Master.
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Harrisburg
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
National Grange
Taher
Grange
First Ohio hunting season death reports in Celina
In Celina Ohio on November 15 Ralph Spriggs aged 21 died at home from a self inflicted rifle discharge the .22 calibre weapon had been cleaned yesterday and discharged into the back of his head.
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Celina, O
Ohio
Ralph Spriggs
Roosevelt urges census cooperation to curb unemployment
President Roosevelt called for public cooperation in the emergency unemployment census distribution of 60 million questionnaire cards to homes nationwide. He outlined a plan tying New Deal aims to private industry aid, with a goal to reabsorb unused manpower and avoid armament-driven relief. The AFL warned the jobless total near 8 million could worsen without action, and a conference with industrial and labor leaders might be organized after the results are tabulated.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Postoffice Department
American Federation of Labor
John D. Biggers
Ohio Glass
Chest Drive Dinner to Open Elyria Campaign
More than 200 Elyrians are expected to attend the opening dinner at First Congregational Church at 6 30 p m tonight for the Community Chest drive. Tomorrow 17 teams with 167 workers will canvass homes and businesses seeking 61400 for welfare and charities. Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court is the principal speaker, and must catch a Big Four train tonight.
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First Congregational Church
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Nations Censor Japan's Actions
In Geneva a four point Chinese plan seeks to halt Japan through embargoes on war materials, exports, credit denial, and allied aid to China. Brussels delegates debate a joint US Britain France declaration denouncing Japan and hinting at stern measures, with Italy likely abstaining and a week-long adjournment to seek government guidance on forcing peace in the Far East.
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Geneva
China
Japan
United States
Britain
France
Brussels
Great Britain
Tokyo
Italy
Far East
Measures Provide Relief On Taxes
Washington November 15 The House Ways and Means tax subcommittee tentatively decided to grant business two new relief measures related to the undistributed profits tax The proposals would allow a one year carry over of operating losses to offset the next year s adjusted net income and would exempt corporations earning five thousand dollars or less in net income annually About two thirds of all corporations would be affected by the exemption.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Tax
U. S
One Killed One Wounded In After Dinner Shotgun Battle
SOUTH VIENNA O H Nov 15 George Williams 39 of Plain City was killed and his father in law Jake Crisp 49 wounded in an after dinner shotgun battle. Crisp rushed to a Springfield hospital after telling police Williams who had been drinking cut his wife with glass then seized a gun and Williams shot Crisp. Crisp then fired four times killing Williams. The two families had recently moved from Kentucky.
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South Vienna
George Williams
Plain City
Jake Crisp
Crisp
Springfield
Williams
Kentucky
Much Talk Little Achievement In Special Session Forecast
Administration House leaders said plans to push government reorganization bills at the special session are abandoned. The House will delay action on major legislation until the farm bill is ready, signaling limited progress amid tax reform pressure.
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Washington
House
Challenges To Justice Black Are Dismissed
The Supreme Court dismissed two new challenges to Justice Hugo L. Black's eligibility. Florida brokers sought a rehearing on the court's earlier denial to review the 1933 securities act validity, arguing Black's presence invalidates court actions. Elizabeth L. Seymour and Abrt. Gray Taylor filed to remove Black as private citizens.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Hugo L. Black
Florida
Black
Elizabeth L. Seymour
Salamanca
N. Y
Gray Taylor
Media
Philadelphia Court Plan Committee
Bombardment of Soochow Shrinks Chinese Defenses
Nanking reports a furious air assault on Soochow 45 miles west of Shanghai with over 700 bombs in 30 hours as Japanese forces push toward the defense line. Japanese claims include the capture of Quinsan 15 miles east and advances across all sectors as reinforcements land on the Yangtze south bank.
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Shanghai
Soochow
Nanking
Shanghat
China
Quinsan
Yangtze River
Changhsu
Soochow Line
Hangchow Bay
Fractures Elbow For Third Time At Jefferson School
Carlotta Yost of 551 Lodi Street fractured her elbow for the third time when she tripped over a boy at Jefferson School on Friday. The fracture was reduced and she returned to school today.
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Carlotta Yost
Lodi Street
Jefferson School
Roosevelt Announces Second Special Session To Open Today
Congress meets at noon in an extraordinary session amid business troubles and tax reform demands that push Roosevelt’s program to the background. It marks the second Roosevelt special session after the March 9, 1933 start. The five my proposed measures include crop surplus control, minimum wages, department reorganization, anti trust laws, and land and water resource use. Delays expected on agriculture and labor bills as party divisions and deficits loom large. Continued on Page 5.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
New Deal Democratic Party
Senate Democrats
Sen
Pat No. 1
Ohio State Alumni in Lorain County Plan December 3 Meeting
Lorain County Ohio State alumni officers plan a countywide gathering for December 3 to show legislative backing for university measures. Ohio Day will feature meetings nationwide with Medina and Summit counties in District 18. officers include R P Fowler ObErlin president and Ed Deibel Medina district governor. All OSU former students are eligible for membership regardless of attendance length.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Ohio
R. P. Fowler
Oberlin
Paul Hines
Anne Wheatley
Lorain
Katherine Johnson
Medina
Summit
Ed Deibel
Ohio State Association
Engineer Says Distress Call Was Sent After Knife Threat
Bortas Balaskas third engineer of the Tzenny Chandris testified that the first SOS was sent only after he drew a knife and threatened to kill the radio operator unless aid was called. He and 14 others were rescued by the coast guard Mendota off Cape Hatteras after the Greek freighter sank in three days of mountainous seas.
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Norfolk
Bortas Balaskas
Tzenny Chandris
Balaskas
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guard
Mendota
Marine Hospital
Europe
Swiftsure
George Contopanoelis
Balaska
C. Noulis
Confopapclis
Joseph Corrie
Warns Against Quick Action On Tax Changes
Washington reports the 75th Congress began a special session with the call for tax reform and the president urging caution. President Roosevelt warned against rapid sweeping revisions that could raise burdens on smaller businesses and obscure profits by corporate disguises. He outlined a four point program: farm control laws, wages hours provisions, government reorganization, and regional planning, seeking private capital to spur employment while noting financing issues in railroads and utilities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
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Chest
Elyrians
Taber
Chest Drive
O.S. U
U.P
Senate
Z. Barney T. Phillips
Caraway
John E. Miller
Ark
John N. Garner
Barry
Sheriff
St. of Lake AV
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