Trade Agreement With Canada to Shape 1936 Campaign
Washington observers warn the newly signed reciprocal trade pact with Canada will revive tariff issues and influence the 1936 presidential race. Roosevelt and King touted the treaty as a turning point for world peace and employment, with agriculture and manufacturing set to gain while lumber, dairy, and livestock sectors expect objections.
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Washington
Canada
Fit
United States
Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
Convictions Upheld In Union Station Massacre Four Men
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the convictions and fines of four men charged with the Union Station massacre in Kansas City on June 17, 1933. The killings included gangster Frank Nash and four others.
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ST. Louis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Union Station
Kansas City
Frank Nash
Students Riot in Streets of Cairo
In Cairo on November 18 students protested British influence in government. Eight hundred surged toward the government hospital to demand the body of a student said to have died after a riot last week. Police fired blank shots as British troops and native police in steel helmets and on Arabian horses dispersed demonstrators.
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Cairo
Truck Burned and Stoned in Cleveland Labor Trouble
A truck loaded with vegetables was burned and stoned today at the New York Central freight terminal in Cleveland during hotel strike unrest. Police said the riot was the first major vandalism since Mayor Harold H. Burton declared war on labor violence. Detectives cited labor trouble as the motive and noted the produce was destined for the Hotel Statler.
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Cleveland
New York Central
Harold H. Burton
Statler
Weather summary for Ohio forecast shifts
Ohio weather shows fair tonight then a cloudy Tuesday with light rain possible late in the afternoon in extreme west areas. Temperatures rise gradually on Tuesday with overnight and daytime conditions described.
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Ohio
Noted Political Observer Picks Vandenberg as GOP Candidate
Kansas City November 18 Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan was named the most likely Republican presidential candidate by Mont Reily founder of Roosevelt and Harding campaigns. Reily predicted if nominated Vandenberg would defeat Roosevelt and urged voters to view him as a nonpartisan patriot with a quarter century of service.
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Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Kansas City
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Foy E Mont Reily
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
Vandenberg
Roosevelte
Reily
Puerto Rico
Harding
Vandenbers
Roosevelt
Vandenbe
Colliers Weekly
Atlantic Coast Hit by Snow and Sleet Gale
A northern Atlantic gale slammed the coast from Canada to North Carolina with snow sleet and high tides. Four killed and 13+ men swept to sea, with $2.6 million in damage. Snowdrifts closed highways, trains wrecked and towns flooded as coast guard cutters watched ships heading to port.
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New York
Atlantic
Canada
North Carolina
New England
Penns
Florania
New Jersey
Coast Guard
S. O
Long Island
Long Tslang
Autonomy of North China Will Be Proclaimed
Peiping reports that autonomy for North China will be proclaimed Wednesday following actions by the Lawrence of Manchuria and northern provincial officials. The official announcement confirms the move amid regional governance changes.
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North
China
Peiping
North China
Lawrence of
Manchuria
Minister to Leave Elyria Nov 27th for East Chicago
Rev. Tibor Toth, longtime pastor of Elyria Hungarian Reformed Church, will depart Elyria on November 27 to lead a major Hungarian Reformed Church in East Chicago Indiana. He will preach farewell sermons next Sunday, and a banquet will honor him and his wife and daughter.
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Tibor Toth
West River Street
Elsria
Wii
Elr-ria
East Chicago
Indiana
Toth
Beaver Falls
Young People’s Society
Church Sewing Circle
Christian Endeavor
Bela Bacso
Toledo
Hungarian Reformed Church
Students Lead Protest On Sanctions.
Large crowds gathered before consulates in Milan and Rome as students protested economic warfare between the League of Nations and fascist Italy. Police patrolled city centers while shops pulled English publications. demonstrations planned to target embassies including the British, with tens of thousands marching in Rome.
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United Press
Milan
Ttak
Rome
Todar
League of Nations
Dar
Publiir Ang
League
Aten
East Africa
Leagues
Vicina
Benito Mussolini
Venice
Grand Council
Italy
Ethiopia
Wheat Contracts Available This Week in Lorain County
Lorain County wheat growers may apply for Agricultural Adjustment Administration contracts this week. County allotment chairman Frank Rowland said applications are coming in from various parts of the county, with 55 signed at the extension service office so far. Applications must be filed by next Saturday, either at the extension office or with a committee member.
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Lorain County
New Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Frank Rowland
County Agricultural Extension Service Office
Rowland
League of Nations imposes wide Italy embargo
Fifty two nations unite to punish Italy for its Ethiopia war, declaring an economic war with an absolute boycott on Italian goods except for specified items. Ports close to Italian trade, credits halted, and loans banned while nations curb imports and restrict shipments across the globe.
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Cooper
United Press
GENEY
League of Nations
Italy
League
Hadii
Borcett
Austria
Hungary
Albania
Paraguay
United States
Germany
Shanghai
Capetown
Havana
Netherlands East Indies
Jugoslavia
Trak
Egypt
Canada
Soviet Russia
Zurich
Buenos Aires
Ethiopia
Benito Mussolini
Mulini
Ilah
Mediterranean
Europe
Mechanicsburg School Hit By Early Morning Fire
A fire of undetermined origin swept Mechanicsburg High School near Urbana, causing about 5000 dollars in damage. The blaze started in the basement and spread through an air duct. Officials asked the state fire marshal to investigate. Voters had rejected a 370,000 dollar bond for a new school at the November 4 election.
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Urbana. O
Mechanicsburg High School
Mechanicsburg Schools
Chest Campaign Opens Today in Elyria
The eighteenth Community Chest campaign begins in Elyria with a call from Campaign chairman Harry L Reynolds for enthusiastic and liberal support. Citizens are urged to give their honest share to sustain welfare institutions and demonstrate the community’s true meaning of being a good neighbor.
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Elyria
Elyria Community Chest Opens Annual Drive Tonight
About 200 Elyria residents are expected at First Congregational Church for the opening dinner of the Community Chest campaign. Dr. Louis C. Wright of Baldwin Wallace College will speak, with Jack Flynn’s orchestra providing music and readings by Jim Armitage and Lawrence Webber.
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Elyria’ss Community Chest ArmMy
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Louis C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Jack Flynn
Jim Armtage
Lawrence Webber
Ministers Appeal For Support For Community Chest
Elyria church services tonight urged support for the Community Chest campaign. Pastors Dr Edwin B Redhead and Rev A E Kemp urged contributions to aid hospital YCMA and other missions, stressing mercy and humane effort as the city seeks fair distribution of funds.
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Elyria Community Chest
Edwin B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Kemp
YC. A
Redhead
Elyria
Pleads Guilty To Liquor Charge
Charles Monroe of Toledo pleaded guilty to transporting illegal liquor before Common Pleas Judge Gus B Fincher. Deputies Nau and Moe stopped Monroe on Route 2 near Kipton after noticing a weighed down appearance of his cart revealing 56 5 gallons of liquor in 10 containers in the rear. Sentencing delayed until November 25.
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Charles Monroe
Toledo
Common Pleas
Gus B. Fincher
Gerald Nau
Harry Moe
Monroe
Route 2
Kipton Saturder
Rotarians To Hear Hindman Tomorrow
Hindman executive secretary of the Loram County Troerciosis and Health Association is slated to address the Rotary Club at noon tomorrow. The event, part of a busy week, includes Chest work fundraising and a gathering at the Y. M. C. A. with Corounnty Chest workers.
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Rotarians
Hindman
United States
Wyba
Loran County
Messing
Epl Ag
Y. MC. A
Tae Vepor
Limecheon
Young Men's Club Shifts To Chest Dinner Event
Members of the Young Men's Club will skip their regular meeting at the Y V C A tonight and instead join Community Chest workers at the Chest campaign opening dinner at First Congregational Church. Many club members also play on Chest teams.
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Jas_ 'T. Baler
St. Mary's ‘Church
Cam
Sions
Harry L. Reynolds
Youngs Men's Club
Y. VC. AL
First Congregational
Death stalks on Lorain County highways this weekend
Four deaths occurred on Lorain County roads over the weekend, three pedestrians and a driver in a rollover. Victims named include Peter Dusek 38 of Durkee road near Grafton pedestrian and Charles Keller 65 of West River road near North Ridge road pedestrian. Andy Dancisko 31 of Stop 7 North Ridge road driver and Anna Crhetic 8 of Avon pedestrian. Dusek died when struck on Durkee road near Julius Vargo farm while walking to work. Albert Detterre of 3412 Scranton road Cleveland said Dusek stepped into the road and was hit. Detterre was en route to Grafton with Cyril Machkovica and daughter Rita. Keller was killed on North Ridge road near Vincent school after being struck by taxi driven by James Burns of 326 Seventh street. Burns reported he did not see the man until a few feet away. Keller was carried about 50 feet by the car. He leaves two sons Elmer and Myron, a sister, Mrs Catherine Phillips, and a brother Louis, all of Elyria. Funeral set for Wednesday at Taylor Funeral Home. Dancisko, Stop 7 North Ridge road, lost control on a curve on Elstia No. 5 while driving a car owned by Steven Pirisyi of 458 Florida Avenue Lorain. (continued on Page 2)
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Lorain County
Peter Dusek
Durkee Road
Grafton
Charles Keller
West River Road
North Ridge Road
Andy Dancisko
Anna Crhetic
R. D
Avon
Edestrian
Dusek
Julius Vargo
Albert Detterre
Scranton Road
Cleveland
Cyril Machkovica
Rita
Felicia
Charles Keiler
Vincent School
James Burns
326 Seventh Street
Woodings Burns
Elmer
Myron
Catherine Phillips
Louis
Ely‘ria
Taylor Funeral Home
Steven Pirisyi
Florida Avenue
Lorain
Elstia
Accident Toll Runs Heavy Across Ohio Roads
A weekend of bad weather brought a high death toll in Ohio with multiple road and rail incidents. Eva L. Sherwood of Westerville was killed in Columbus when struck by a car driven by Eugene Johnson. D. Kenneth Puckett died in Columbus after a hit and run. Jeanette Litert and Clarence Rutter perished near Youngstown when their car collided with a train. Edwin Baugh, William J. Reed, and others were also reported dead in separate crashes and an accidental shooting claimed a child.
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Ohio
Eva L. Sherwood
Westerville
Howard Hyde Russell
anti-Sa
Joan League
Columbus
Eugene Johnson
Miss Sherwood
Russell
D. Kenneth Puckett
Jeanette Litert
Clarence Rutter
Leetonia
Youngstown
Marion
Frederick “Waltz
Building and Modernizing Classifieds Referenced
Advertisers in the Building and Modernizing classification offer services and expertise for construction and restoration projects. The notice urges consulting the business service directory for reliable providers and notes the section appears daily in the publication.
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Detterre
S. C. Ward
Clarence Dick
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Chalmer Davidson
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