Italy Plans Grim Economic War With League Penalties
Rome reports the Fascist Grand Council will meet at Palazzo Venezia to outline a retaliatory program against League of Nations penalties over Ethiopia. Mussolini, Balbo, and other top officials will chart a trade embargo and broader reprisals, signaling a sustained showdown with 52 nations. The public mood shifts as italys government enacts austerity and citizens adjust daily life in anticipation of extended conflict.
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United Press
Rome
Fascist Grand Council
Trais
Benito Mussolini
Palazzo Venezia
Biow
League
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussoelini
Europe
Afri—ca
Navin Funeral Held Today for Baseball Figure Frank Navin
Detroit observers gathered at 36 Longfellow to pay respects to Frank J. Navin, a prominent baseball figure, who died after a heart attack Wednesday while riding his horse at the Detroit Riding and Hunt Club.
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Detroit
Longfellow
Frank J. Navin
Navin
Weather Ohio: Cloudy with light rain possible
Ohio forecast shows cloudy skies with occasional light rain tonight and Sunday. Temperature remains steady with small changes overall and breezy conditions along the lake shore.
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Ohio
Rioting Breaks Out in Cairo Students Clash with Police
Cairo Egypt November 16 rioting erupted as police clashed with students at an industrial school. Several people were injured after students smashed furniture in protest of a headmaster's remark likening them to slaves. Police fired into the crowd before order returned amid fears of further demonstrations by theological students.
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Cairo
Egypt
Italian Army completes rapid thrust in Ethiopia
North of Gorrahei Ethiopia November 15 Italian forces report a clipping lightning advance from Mogadiscio through the Fafan valley reaching near Sasa Baneh 112 miles south of Jijiza. After sharp combat the units withdrew to a base 18.63 miles north of Gorrahei, per Panio Gabre Darre noting the failure at Gorrahei.
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Sandro Sandri
Coenireht Itaber United Press
Rodolfo Graziani
Gorrahei
Ethiopia
Mogadiscio
Italan Samali- Jang
Fafan
Sasa Baneh
Jijiza
Gorrachei
De Bono Promoted Field Marshal in Mussolini Regime
EMILIO De Bono, commander of East Africa forces, is promoted to field marshal and recalled to duty in Italy. Marshal Badoglio named to succeed him as chief of staff, while General Guzzoni becomes vice governor of Eritrea. De Bono, 69, has long led Italian Fascist forces and earlier governed East Africa.
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Rome
Emilio de Bono
Un-Cief
East Africa
Taday
Badoglio
Benito Mussolini
de Bono
Mussolini
Grand Council
Italo Balbo
Libya
Egypt
Sudan
Danakij
First Army Corps
Azbi
Dessae
Makale
Lorain County Residents At Home For Aged Among Elyria Parish
The Elyria Home for the Aged, operated by the Methodist Episcopal church, lists 86 residents with 24 from Lorain County. Rev. Karl P. Meister notes no local church affiliation blocks admission. The home employed 17 staff, spent over 44 thousand dollars on operations, and hosted 5,825 visitors and 99,180 meals last year. The average resident age is 78.5, with ages ranging from 63 to 93. minimum admittance is 65, though some under conditions may be admitted.
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Methodist
Episengal Church
Elyria
Elyrians
Community Chest
Meister
Elvira
Four Arrested in Hotel Antlers Lottery Case
Four men including a Lorain Elks Club officer faced federal lottery charges for alleged refusal to heed warnings to stop a lottery at the Hotel Antlers Lorain with a $100 000 prize. Hearings set before Commissioner B D Xivota. bonds posted at 2000 each. Federal investigation and warrants followed warnings and ticket shipments. U S District Attorney R ich B Freed chairing the case.
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Cleveland. C
Xor
Lorain
B. D. Xivota
U. S
Rich B. Freed
Freed
Tate
Federal Grand Jear
Await Materials For WPA Jobs In Lorain County
WPA engineer Ernest Rule says material delays must be resolved next week to advance the subsistence wage program. Following a Columbus meeting with state officials, Rule said available materials could place all employable relief clients in Lorain County to work, otherwise about 3,000 may face layoffs. County totals show 1,206 workers across 54 projects and 159 workers on five projects in Elyria. Rule estimates 1,600 eligible relief clients exist in the county.
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Ernest Rule
WPA
Lorain County
Columbus
Rule
Counry
Elsina
Ethiopian Warriors Run Camouflage Under Italian Bombs
Ethiopian fighters on the northern front lit fires over a field to hide their position from ten Italian planes. The ruse failed as the planes circled and dropped 68 pound incendiary bombs on the encampment. Three villages between 30 and 40 miles south of Makale were also bombed by the Italians on the present front line.
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United Press
Asmara
Eritrea
Makale
Rededication Services At St. John's Church
The congregation of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church at Broadstreet and West avenue organized a committee to raise funds for redecorating and repairs. After rapid support, work began within a year and will finish this week. The church will be rededicated on Sunday November 17 with Rev. Walter C. Birkner and Rev. Otto Stolzenburg preaching and the Pilsen Lutheran Choir performing.
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St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Broadstreet and
West Avenue
Walter Zander
P. M. Schroeder
J. W. Curren
Harry Peters
Fred Eady
Ladies Aid Society
703 Club
John Konsesky
Local Judges’ Decisions Upheld by Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Judges D A Cook and Gur B Findler saw seven total affirmances this week with none reversed. Among the seven, four were presided by Cook and three by Findler. One decision partially conflicted with the assured clear distance ahead rule, upholding a $612 verdict for Victor Solomon of Oberlin after a motorcycle crash with Jarvis A Strong on West College Street in summer 1935. The court also affirmed verdicts for Ben Stone of Elyria in a breach of contract employment suit against New York Central Railroad, for Joan Snyder in a $5,000 life policy claim against John Hancock Mutual Life, and for Nancy Stinecipher in a Lorain sidewalk accident suit from February 1932.
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D. A. Cook
Gur B. Findler
Court of Appeals
Cook
Judge Findler
Victor Solomon
Oberlin
Jarvis A. Strong
West College Street
Solomon
Strong
New York Central Railroad
Brough T He
Ben Stone
Elyria
Joan T. Snarder
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joan Snyder
Franklin Snyder
City of
Lorain
Nancy Stinecipher
President Roosevelt Endorses Senator Norris
President Roosevelt endorsed Senator Norris of Nebraska, seen by observers as signaling possible liberal Republican support for the New Deal in 1954. Norris, a strong liberal figure, could boost the Democratic coalition in the West, though he has not aligned with all administration policies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Norris
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Hunter Dies in Unusual Hunting Accident Near Caledonia
Marton Ohio November 16 close to Caledonia farmer August I Kleeck died in City Hospital from an unusual hunting accident. His shotgun discharged while he tried to separate two fighting dogs with the barrel. The blast set off other cartridges in his belt. an emergency operation was performed.
Famed Missionary to Speak at United Presbyterian
renowned missionary Dr Hotchkiss will headline the Men and Missions Day service at United Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10 45 a m. The Second Anniversary of the Mens Missionary League will be observed Monday at 7 30 p m with an address by Dr Hotchkiss. He spent 22 years in Africa and has faced danger from hostile tribes and poison arrows.
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R. Hotchkise
United Presbyterian Church
Mens Missionary League
Hotchkiss
Protest Trade Agreement With Canada Reach in Washington
Washington officials voiced confidence that the Canadian United States reciprocal trade agreement will bring more benefits than protests at the state department. Details were withheld while officials reviewed provisions and the two texts signed in Roosevelt's office move toward Ottawa for simultaneous publication. Hundreds of questions awaited release as officials studied the agreement.
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Washington
Administration
State Department
Hhough
End
Dent Roosevelt
Yresby
Cordeil Jinil
William Mackenzie King
Ottawa
Grand Jury To Consider Two Murder Cases
Two murder cases and a major narcotics haul head a Lorain County grand jury agenda for the next session. Second degree murder charges against Stella Bucer and Frank Barath are on docket, with Bucer previously deemed insane and Barath linked to a marijuana seizure. The panel also weighs other menos serious crimes and related cases.
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Lorain County
Howard RK. Butler
Stella Bucer
Jack Burnett
Lorain
Sane
Frank Barath
Elizabeth Phillips
Vincent Schol
Narth
Here
Rarath
Barath
County
Jat
Reid
Flersntine Garcig
Tesis
South Lorain
New York City
Y W C A Elyria Center Offers Services To Girls And Women
The Elyria Y W C A called The Friendly Center provides broad programs for girls and women. It includes ten Girl Reserve Clubs and two Friendship Clubs, evening classes in crafts sewing and literary study, and programs for colored women with three classes weekly. A summer Star Camp reached 85 volunteers with 254 participants ages eight to fourteen in six weeks.
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Hinme
Elyria
Neutrality Policy Tightens on War Materials Exports
The Roosevelt administration moves to curb exports of war materials to Italy, listing items like oil copper trucks tractors and scrap iron as restricted. Officials say warnings have failed, signaling possible use of financial pressure to enforce neutrality and discourage belligerent trade.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Italy
Cordell Hull
Ofd
Ethiopia
Hull
Canada Ready To Apply Sanctions Against Italy
Ottawa officials announced Canada has completed enactment of eco sanctions under League of Nations authority. The measures go into effect at midnight tomorrow, prohibiting imports from Italy and exports of key commodities such as nickel copper strap iron and scrap steel.
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Ottaws
Nair
Canada
League of Nations
Wnorrow
Italy
Hunter killed in first Ohio hunting accident of season
MT. VERNON O Nov 1 J C McKee 45 of near Frederix town was shot and killed late yesterday in the first hunting accident of the season in Ohio The shot came from a running game when McKee approached The gun was fired by head Preston Rees of Columbus authorities said
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MT. Vernon. O
J. C. McKee
Frederixtown
Ohio
McKee
Preston Rees
Columbus
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