Italians Stage Major Bombing Raid Riddles Ethiopian Defenses
A large Italian air raid against Ethiopian camps near Makale, Eritrea, involves twenty bombers in a bold operation. Planes suffered heavy damage and several key targets, including Count Galeazzo Ciano’s craft, were struck multiple times. Italian machines pressed on despite Ethiopian fire as crews attempted to land and regroup. The operation marks one of the war’s largest aerial campaigns to date, with authorities noting mass Ethiopian responses and heavy casualties.
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Coprreagh
IsSl
the Poted Press
Asmaka
Eritrea
Matkale
Galeazzo Ciano
Premi Benity Mussolinei
Mussolin
Bruno
Victorio
Trimes
Calazzo Bitrato
Lr Lanza
Baron Qstini
Crippleminni
Lr Joletta
Hautien
Makale
Adizrat
Ethiopia
Mercic
Alazi
Se Vittorio
Bira
Amba
Paint Picture Of Relief Needs In Ohio
A Columbus delegation told the House taxation committee that Ohio faces financial disaster if state aid does not cover local government relief after December 1. They cited $55,909,900 needed for 13 months to care for unemployables and hunger risks, plus $14,794,900 for unemployables and $12,490,000 for those not absorbed by WPA Trostam, with Montgomery, Allen and Van Wert counties represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Marc I. Grossman
Curahosa County
Arton H. Frost
Ohio Weather Forecast Prompted By Rain Adjacent
The weather report notes rain tonight and likely in the eastern portion by Wednesday morning. It calls for fair skies in the west, warmer conditions in the far east, and cooler readings in the far west, with colder temperatures continuing into Wednesday.
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Ohio
Emperor departs Addis Ababa to command northern army
From Addis Ababa the Emperor travels by air toward Wegsse to assume supreme command of northern forces. The move places Has Sivoum and Ras Muln Geta under his direct control as Ethiopian fighters face a high-stakes clash with limited modern equipment. The expedition aims at directing operations across the 172 mile Makie frontier and the 135 mile northeast corridor, amid fears of bombing or counterattack.
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Cara- Yvan
Maksie
Addis Ababa
Has Sivoum
Makaie
Hassa
Ras Muln Geta
Extension Of Federal Relief Sought By County Officials
County officials ask for renewed federal relief and request keeping the federal aid tap open. They report 2500 relief cases, about 10,000 people, with WPA supporting 1140 families and 1200 needing direct relief. Officials and Mayor Vanus to confer with authorities on restarting work, noting a former FERA women’s project could resume at capacity.
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Eanser
FERA
WPA
Prozstam
Shein
Ners
W. H. Vanus
Monio
Mattre
Reese
Lorain County Relief Bond Estimate Reported
Lorain County's relief bond issue of 144.89 is described as sufficient to cover nearly one year of needs. Federal emergency relief estimates for Ohio from December 1, 1935, to December 1, 1926, place Lorain County's estimated need at 148,268, including care for unemployable relief cases and employable cases not absorbed by the WPA program.
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Lorain County
Cpunir
Ohio
Parents seek traffic light at Gulf and Cleveland streets
A letter from the Ely school parent teacher association requested a traffic light at Gulf and Cleveland streets to protect school children. The council referred the issue and a separate plea for a street light on Eleventh street west of West avenue to the lighting committee.
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Gulf and
Cleveland Streets
Parent-Teacher Association of
Ely School
Eleventh Street
West Avenue
Mayor Proposes Elyria Domestic Lighting Contract
Mayor W H Vanoster urged Elyria council to adopt a new domestic lighting contract tied to Lorain’s earlier Ohio Public Service Company agreement. The proposal promises monthly savings for 2,227 households at 15 to 31 cents per month, with smaller users gaining the most. The ordinance expires April 1, 1936.
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Vanoster
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
W. H. Vanoster
Protest Against Assessment For White Way
City council hears vocal protest from White Way property owners against continuing district lighting assessments. After no final action, matter remains in committee. two funding options discussed include citywide funding or a per-property levy, metering proposed to curb costs. Elmer Nelson criticizes current lighting as wasteful.
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Elvica
White Way
Arivate
Council
Briggs To Assume Ownership Of Detroit Team
Detroit bulletin reports Pi W. Briggs, co owner with the late Frank Navin, will assume full ownership of the Detroit Tigers. Announcement set at Navin Field after minor league meeting in Dayton. Briggs, wintering in Miami, will confer with manager Mickiewicz before taking control of the club.
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Detroit
Pi—W. O. Briggs
Detroit Baseball Club
Frank J. Navin
Ori DY
Tigers
Navin Field
Charles Fecretary
Dayton, O
Mickel Cwchrane
Brigss
Miami
Flas
Netroiz: Ti
Y-Indus Club to Hear E J Crisp Tonight
Local business man E J Crisp will speak at the Y Indus Club meeting tonight at 7 PM in the YMCA. Arrangements for a stag party planned by the club for next Tuesday night will be announced at the gathering.
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Indus Club
City Council Tables Five Year Service Record Ordinances
The council tabled ordinances setting a five year service record for all materials and equipment bought by the city awaiting an amendment to include provisions for improvements.
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Council
Federal Judge in Columbus In Critical Condition
Federal Judge Benson W. Hough age 60 remained in critical condition after a heart attack last Saturday in his Columbus hotel suite. He is under an oxygen tent and receiving hospital care. Theft of two automobile horns from a truck at 920 Middle Avenue, Durant Caley, Was reported to police yesterday.
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Columbus
Benson W. Hough
Durant
Caley
Middle Avenue
Mayor Votes Veto Threat On Revised Building Code
City council approved a lengthy revised building code after weeks of work by the building and lands committee. Mayor W H Vancaster warned he will veto the ordinance, saying he has many objections to the document. Final readings passed with all members voting in favor.
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Building and Lands Committee
W. H. Vancaster
W. G. Smith
Anta Kennedy
Dan Sermons
Ed Notler
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Tax Delinquencies Paying Off in County Records
County Treasurer Walter J Wright reports progress on tax delinquencies built up during the downturn. A year robust reduction is noted with total delinquent balances shrinking as current payments rise, and delinquent debts now comprise a smaller share of overall collections. Delinquents and renewal notices show payments totaling several thousand dollars, with specific figures cited for recent periods.
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Walter J. Wright
Delinga Romes
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Lorain Man in Liquor Case
Cleveland Ohio November 19. The Federal grand jury closed its fall session with 54 indictments, 47 for liquor law violations. Indicted is Alex Humanski, 40, of Lorain, charged with possessing a 15 gallon still and 50 gallons of whisky at his home, to be arraigned before Judge S. H. West on Friday.
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Cleveland
S. H. West
Alex Humanski
Lorain
Ohio Assembly Reconvenes Today
Ohio General Assembly reconvenes in Columbus to tackle tax revenues between 79 million and 50 million for 1936. House meets at 1 50 p m and the Senate at 7 30 p m as lawmakers face weeks of work on taxes schools poor relief pensions and a new budget bill urged by Governor Davey.
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Columbus
General Assembly
House
Senate
Davy
Straw Stack And Building Destroyed By Fire
A large straw stack and a small farm building on the farm of C A Bruce on Indian Hollow Road in Carlisle Township were burned yesterday afternoon. Sparks from a foreign substance in bundles of grain ignited the straw, and Elyria Hose Company Number One firefighters answered under an agreement with the city and township. Water was used to shield a nearby barn about feet away, aided by a northwest wind. Firemen fought the blaze for one hour and five minutes.
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C. A. Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Carliste
Elyria
Hose Company Number One
North China to declare autonomy tomorrow, says governor
Nov 20 report from Peiping says Hsiao Cheng-Ying, governor of Chahar, fixed the date for establishing an autonomous government in North China. The plan would create an independent regime over Hopei, Shantung, Chahar, Shansi and Sairuan, about a third of the US in area and population, aligning with Japan's orbit.
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Peiping
Iamoerrow
Japan
Manchuria
Manchuikwo
Taber Re elected Grange Master In 13th Year
Sacramento Calif Nov 19 Lewis J Taber Columbus C today was reelected master of the National Grange and began his thirteenth year as head of the farmers organization. He warned that the next two years would be a crisis for rural life and called for a permanent long term program prioritizing American welfare and national ideals.
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Sacramento
Cal
Lewis J. Taber
Columbus
National Grange
Farmers Organization
Taber
Grange
America
City council approves transfers from auto tax fund
At last night’s meeting City Auditor A. C. Schilleman requested transfers totaling 4500 dollars to current expense and 2953 dollars to labor funds from the auto tax fund. The council approved the move.
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A. C. Schilleman
Two Hundred Good Neighbors Hear College President
Elyria opens its Community Chest campaign at First Congregational Church with a goal of 65 782. Dr Louis C Wright Baldwin Wallace College president urges social imagination and intelligent charity to meet urban needs. Leaders introduce campaign structure, pledge cards, and scheduling for four report meetings starting at the YMCA.
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Elyria
Community Chest Army
Louis C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Epworth Memorial Church
Cleveland
Jack Firnn
Jim Armitage
Lawrence Webber
James Ft. Daler
St. Mary's Church
Memorial Pledge Of $500 To Chest By Daddy Allen
Elyria community chest workers, hopeful of success, welcomed an extra $500 pledge from E. F. Daddy Allen and his son Frank Allen in memory of Mother Allen who died in August. The pledge adds to prior gifts and was read by campaign chairman Harry Lords in a letter noting disappointment at reduced activity but urging continued effort for Eastia, the city praised for its people.
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F. A. Smithe
Reynolds
Campai
Reinrids
Chesiecampaiagn
Ineilidims
Crehore
Doretss Snider
Houware Barbour
J.C George
Caropaign
Vene
Elyria Community Chest
E. F
Allen
The
International Society For Crippled Children
Frank Allen
Harry Lords
Harry
NOL
Ejstia
Support Of Chest Urged By Dr. Auld
Elyria community chest campaign moves forward as Rev. William Muir Aid urges parishioners at the First Congregational church to help the neighbor in need. Dr. Auld cites Deuteronomy to call the community to shared responsibility for the 72 family burden and losses in the area.
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Auld
Elyria Community Chest
Wi Tam Muir Aid
Lvst Congregational Church
Community Chest
Warm Apartments and Rooms Now In High Demand
Local housing ads describe rising demand as people seek immediate settlements before bad weather. Listings promise quick occupancy with vacancies filling overnight. The notice highlights rentals including rooms and apartments and urges prospective tenants to apply promptly.
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Montgomery
van Wert Counties
SRD
Tate Jassie
Cay Edivy
Armes
Wegsse
Che
Rarar
Tokyo
Byrnes
John Nance
Weleld
Joseph B. Jarner
Gartner
Prince Tokugawa
Peers’ House
Elmer Nelson
Briggs
Y-Indus Club
E. J. Crisp
Federal Grand Jury
Ohio Assembly
North China
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Allen Stockdale
Good Samaritan
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