Flood Devastation in Mauban After Typhoon Waters
Manila November 17 Flood waters from a typhoon swept through Mauban Tyabas province killing at least 100 people and leaving many missing. From 8 PM Wednesday to dawn the Maupan river and mountain streams surged, destroying homes buildings electric poles and water mains. The town lay inundated with coconut groves and rice fields ruined and agricultural land covered with silt or salt.
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Manila
P. I
Mauban
Tyabas
Waupan
Failed to Sign Commissions Delays In Official Oath
County commissioners-elect Joon and Davidson learned that a valid commission requires the secretary of state’s signature. Davidson arrived at the courthouse ready to be sworn in but found the document lacked the secretary’s name, though Governor White’s signature appeared. Clerk’s office officials said the commission must be signed by the secretary of state to be valid, forcing a wait. Other unsigned commissions for Common Pleas judges elect A. Cook and Guy B. Findley were also returned unsigned by the secretary of state.
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Joon & Davidson
Kipton
Davidson
Secretary of State
Clerk of Courts
George White
George S$. Mesers
Pyotste
Mo Waileoa
Columbus
Common Pleas
A. Cook
Guy B. Findley
Ohio's cities push lobby for fair tax share
Ohio's large cities plan a lobby ahead of a special legislative session on Monday to demand a proper share of revenue from any new tax program. Delegates from cities met in the Columbus council chamber to discuss the proposed sales tax bill and the impact on municipalities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Injunction Issued Against Picketing at Kaynee Co Plant
A temporary injunction against picketing or interference at the Kaynee Co clothing plant in Bucyrus was granted by Common Pleas Judge Russell Kear of Upper Sandusky. The ruling, issued late yesterday, restrains picketing at the facility pending further court action.
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Bucyrus
Kaynee Co
Common Pleas
Russell Kear
Upper Sandusky
Hunter's death in Toledo from accidental gun discharge
Lloyd Widmer, 26, of Toledo and former Waite High School student, died after a gun carried by his brother Deibert Widmer, 27, discharged as they attempted a late day rabbit hunt. The accident occurred Friday and left Widmer struck in the shoulder.
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Toledo
Lloyd Widmer
Widmer
Waite High School
Deibert
Ohio Weather Forecast Notes Cloudy Tonight and Saturday Rain
Ohio forecast shows cloudy tonight with Sunday sunshine possible in the far south. Night rain likely on Saturday, especially in the extreme north, with warmer tonight away from Lake Erie and colder conditions anticipated in the north Sunday.
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Ohio
Lake Eris
Four Year Old Child Missing in Kentucky
In Lerington Kentucky on November 17 authorities and agents searched for Jackie Gibbons, a 4 year old who has been missing since yesterday. The family expresses fear of kidnapping but believes he may have simply wandered off.
Hospital Auxiliary display draws crowds in Elyria
Windows at Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospitals showcase 18 items used by hospital departments. A life sized baby doll in a Gates Hospital bed and an antique chest amplify the display, organized by the Women’s Auxiliary and aimed at benefiting the Community Chest.
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Daétot
Elyria Memorial
Gates
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
Schoolboy Struck By Automobile In City Intersection
Theodore Johnson of 421 Adams Street suffered a bump on the head after being struck yesterday noon at Lake Avenue and Lodi Street by a truck driven by Hd Minnich of the Minnich Coal and Supply Co. Witness Ed Herzog from Lake Avenue helped Johnson to the hospital along with gasoline station attendant Robert Nuhn of 633 Lodi Street. Police reports say Johnson darted from a group of schoolchildren into the truck’s path.
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Theodore Johnson
Adams Street
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Hd Minnich
Minnich Coal and Supply Company
Minnich
Ed Herzog
Johnson
Robert Nuhn
Duck quarrel lands man life term for murder
Ralph Bowman of Mineral City was convicted and given a life sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Edward Rudolph, also of Mineral City. The men argued over ownership of a duck, Rudolph was stabbed to death last September in New Philadelphia.
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New Philadelphia
Ralph Bowman
Mineral City
Here
Ohio
Bowman
Edward Rudolph
Rudolph
Noted Minister to Speak at Elyria Church Event
The United Presbyterian church in Elyria invites the public to a Men and Missions Day service Sunday at 10 45 with Dr W B Anderson of Philadelphia as speaker. He is followed by a Monday night address marking the first anniversary of the churchs Men Missionary League.
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W. B. Anderson
Board of Foreign Missions
U. P. Church of North America
Wth
Philadelphia
Wey
Anderson
India
Robert T. Moore
Jounod
Frank Allsop
Don E. Phelps
Men's Missionary League
George A Brown
Cluding
Hemnan Ely
Ebenezer Lane
Artemas Bache
Luther Lane
Ann Snow
Ned
Elyria
Joseph Latmop
West Springfield
Cuyahoga River
Connecticut Missionary Society
Lttle
Tattop
East River Street
East Bridge Street
First Congregational Church
Church of Christ
Alfred H. Betts
Presb’y of
Huron
Daniel W. Lathrop
Joseph Treat
Caleb Pitkin
The
Missionary Society of Connecticut
Sanity Hearing For Shank To Be Refused
LITTLE ROCK Ark November 17 State Warden S Leodhunter said he would deny a sanity hearing for Mark H Shank convicted of the Grapefruit slaying of four at Malvern Ark Shank formerly practiced law in Akron Attorneys for Shank planned a new petition to seek the hearing Todhunter said he would not be swayed by sympathy or testimony The court action to force a hearing was denied by the state supreme court and Shank was imprisoned at Tucker State Prison Farm despite appeals
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Little Rock
Arch
S. Leodhunter
Mark H. Shank
Shank
Tucker
Ark
Akron
Todhunter
State Supreme Court
Akron, Co
Alvin Colley
Malvern
New Orleans Repercussions Hit Huey Long Regime
In New Orleans on November 17 federal funds for a municipal project were withheld and Sehaite Cigar Store Corp announced closing three of four local outlets due to high chain store taxes. A $1.5 million loan and $700,000 grant for sewer and water remodeling were held up indefinitely as officials review state control changes.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Sehaite Cigar Store Corporation
Long
New Oreans Sewerage and Water Board
Federal Publi Works Administration
Auy Long
Meyer T. Semmes Waimettey
Meeting of Interest to Elyrians on Housing Act program
A Cleveland meeting at 7 30 Monday evening at Home in the Sky Terminal Tower will hear General Crowell of the Federal Housing Administration discuss the second part of the Housing Act program. Chas Crehore chairs the local committee and expects many local contractors and suppliers to attend.
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Lorain County
Terminal Tower Group
Cleveland
Chas. Crehore
General Crowell
Federal Housing Administration
Crowell
Seven Killed in Collision of Autos Near Bellwood
A crash near Bellwood, Pennsylvania, last night killed seven people including five college students and two others. The sedan burned, entombing four of its five occupants. The dead include Herman Grater, Morris Perkins, James Samtel, Irwin Musser, Mrs. Musser, Ruth Jackson, Eleanor Webster, and Graver, Perkins, Lametl. Dorothy Rudy escaped. The Mussers were en route with Penn State students to a dance in Altoona.
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Bellwood
Navy
Here
Herman Grater
Lorain
Ohio
Morris Perkins
Allentown
James Samtel
Pittsburgh
Irwin Musser
Musser
State College
Ruth Jackson
Lancaster
Eleanor Webster
North Girard
Graver, Perkins
Lametl
Pittsburgh Law School
Mussers
Miss Jackson
Miss Webster
Pennsylvania State College
Altoona
Dorothy Rudy
First Congregational Church marks 110 years in Elyria
The First Congregational Church of Elyria celebrates its 110th anniversary, tracing origins to the 1817 settlement and the 1824 organization date. A Thursday evening program on November 22 will follow a district dinner, echoing 1924 Centennial observances with planned ceremonies.
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First Congregational Church
Elyria
Heman Ely
West Springfield
Mass
Elyria Township
Justin Ely
Connecticut Land Company
Herman Ely
Hernan Ely
Buffalo
Cleveland
Case
Moses Terrell
Hubbell and Shipperd
Newburg
Ohio
East Broad Street
New England
Roderick Ashley
Edwin Bush
James Porter
Chest workers hear Rev Eastman at Elyria Chest campaign
Rev F Eo Fastman, pastor of Amherst Congregational Church, will address Elyria Community Chest workers at noon Monday at the Elyria M C A for the first of four report meetings in the campaign. More than 200 workers canvass Elyria for 49700 to aid charitable and welfare institutions. Reports set for Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
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F Eo Fastman
Amherst Congregational Church
Elyria Community Chest
Elyria
Rastman
Amherst Village
Amherst Township
Community Chest
President Visits Muscle Shoals
President Roosevelt arrived in Muscle Shoals for a three hour visit to the Hermitage Andrew Jackson's home, Fisk University, and Vanderbilt University. On the Roosevelt special the president toured the Tennessee Valley project, praising the Norris Dam near Knoxville and reaffirming faith in long range planning.
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Hville, Tenn
Roosevelt
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Fisk
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Muselts Shoals
Nashville
Norris Dam
Knoxville
Tenn
Sen
George Norris
Three Die When Train Strikes Car Near Britton Michigan
In Adrian Michigan on November 17 a Wabash passenger train crashed into a car a mile and a half north of Britton. Two men and a high school girl were killed: Mike Lidster 65 a farmer and his daughter Marjone 17 of Britton and Andrew Davidson 77 a farmer from Wing near Britton.
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Adrian
Mich
Britton
Mike Lidster
Farmer
Mar- Jone
Britten
Andrew Davidson
Economic Security Program Delayed by Advisory Panel Rift
Washington reports Roosevelt’s unemployment and social security reforms may be postponed. Advisory council members clash over reform scope while agreeing on financing unemployment insurance. Frank P. Graham of UNC notes several weeks before final recommendations reach the president’s cabinet for social legislation review.
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Washington
Frances Parkins
White House
Rotary To Meet With Chest Group At Y M C A
Elsha Rotary Club will meet at noon Tuesday with Community Chest campaign workers at the Y M C A replacing the Elks Club gathering. The shift aims to focus Rotary effort on filling the Chest, as most members belong to Chest teams. It serves as the second Chest workers meeting of the week.
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Elsha Rotary Club
Community Chest
Elks’ Club
Woman Drops Dead in Lancaster School Dispute
Mrs Trelen Halsey, 41, collapsed and died in Lancaster Ohio while discussing a quarrel involving her daughter Jean and Miss Isabella Kistler, an East school teacher, from the prior day.
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Wowuay
Lancaster
Trelen Halsey
Isabella Kistler
East School
Giant Airship Crashes Into Hillside Near Newhall
Bodies of one woman and four men were found in a crashed airship on a hillside near Cascade six miles south of Newhall. An undertaker reported rescuers removed the bodies while the ignition appeared off to prevent explosion. A truck driver first sighted the crash and deputies noted a heavy haze and low ceiling over the Newhall district. The pilot is believed to have flown blind into the hill.
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Los Angeles
Cascade
Newhall
K G Pashall
Rie
Thomas Linskey
U S Chamber of Commerce backs New Deal recovery push
The U S Chamber of Commerce pledged full cooperation with the President's recovery program and with agriculture and other groups to achieve permanent recovery. Silas H Strawn read a board resolution urging unity to promote recovery and fairness, with committees to report to the board.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Agriculture
Silas H. Strawn
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
Midwest
Troover
Hig
Chamber
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Digtator
Chain Store Company
Field
Sandusky
East Bay
Cedar Point
Penna
Dover
Charles Wheeler
Sugar Creek
John Schnitzer
Celia Ely
Pamella Beebe
First
West Springfeld
Abby W. Lathrop
First Presbyterian Church
Brookslyn
L.I. William Smith
Cheffield
Harriet Hamlin
Julia West
Pearly Douglas
Ann Palmer
Pamelia Manter
Mississippi
Winnie Madison
Mississippi State College For Women
Rev. Eastman
Bastian
Muscle Shoals
Michigan
Tito
Rotary
Chest
U.0. C. Ofc
Ralph Dugdale
Deveaux P. T. A
Lowenshan Construction Company
Lorain Road
State Highway Department
Peter Treadway
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