Chinese Government Abandons Shanghai for Chungking
The Chinese government announces its move from Shanghai to Chungking as the capital emergency shift unfolds. American embassy staff prepare to evacuate aboard the gunboat Luzon while Hankow and Nanking depart options are set. Evacuation proceeds by boat rail and road as troops retreat toward front lines and Japanese advances near Soo Chow intensify.
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Shanghai
Luzon
Chungking
Yangtze River
Hankow
Nanking
Nelson T. Johnson
E. J. Marquart
U. S. Navy
Johnson
George Acheson, Jr
J. Hall Paxton
Soochow
Yangtze
Kwangsi
Sechuan
Canton
Domei
Wusieh
Mao Tse-Tung
Communist Army
8Th Route Army
Yennan
China
Japan
Mao
Weather Outlook Ohio Snow Flurries Tue Cold Into East
Snow flurries linger in Ohio with slightly colder air tonight as the region heads into a partly cloudy cold weekend. Much of the Midwest shows a strengthened high from Manitoba to Texas, while a low off the mid Atlantic coast and another over Puget Sound influences showers along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Light snow persists in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes area with rain in coastal zones and the Northwest. Temperatures fall across the Dakotas and reach freezing as far south as Galveston and New Orleans.
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Ohio
Midwestern
Plains States
Manitoba
Gulf Coast
Texas
Middle Atlantic
Puget Sound
Ohio Valley
Lake
Atlatic Coast
Gulf States
Ohio Valy
South Atlantic
Dakotas
Galvesahom
New Orleans
Assistant Pastor Begins Duties At St. Mary's Church
Rev. Joseph Scharnitzky starts as assistant pastor at St. Mary's Church replacing Rev. Edward J. Murphy who moves to St. John's Cathedral in Cleveland. Very Rev. James T. Daley leaves St. Mary's for St. Aloysius in Cleveland after seven and a half years and will be honored at a farewell party.
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St. Mary's Church
James T Daley
Joseph Scharnitzky
Elyria
St. Edward’s Church
Cleveland
Edward J. Murphy
St. John’s Cathedral
Daley
St. Aloysius Church
Elyria Church
William H. Moseley
Sylvester P
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Takes Stand On Issues
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation adjourned after approving two late resolutions on labor obligations and income tax law revisions. The body favored a constitutional amendment to tax Federal and state employe incomes, opposed the Black Connery Waste Hour bill and the sales tax, and backed bi partisan reform, with all officers reelected. Perry L. Green presides, A F Moon, M D Lincoln, W F E Solars, D H, J T Taylor, J E Weltner named in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Aestitate
Agra Tie
Libway
Federation
Perry L. Green
Hiram
A. F Moon
Conover
M. D. Lincoln
W. F E
Story Of American Indian Present Story At YMCA Party
A brief Nan Tamine form presentation on American Indian life and Pocahontas at a YMCA boys division Thanksgiving party drew about 250 would be attendees who learned they missed the signup deadline. Herman Geyer led the program with depictions of life before Europeans, the first Thanksgiving, and the passing of the Indians, with participants including Jack Reinhardt Warren Wilcox Robert Earp Harrison Comstock Thomas Chapman Raymond Scarbrough and Charles Stewart. The event also featured a treasure hunt songs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Herman Geyer
Pocahontas
John Smith
Jack Reinhardt
Warren Wilcox
Robert Earp
Harrison Comstock
Thomas , Chapman
Raymond Scarbrough
Charles Stewart
Treasury bust of wide narcotics ring nets 17 arrests
Secretary Morgenthau announced treasury agents smashed a large narcotics network earning about three quarters of a million dollars yearly. Among those arrested in New York were Mary Debello Pannochio and Vito Pennoc hio, wife and brother of mob figure Tommy Pennocchio. The operation targeted importers and large scale dealers across the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tax Revision Favors Rise in Senate Support
A United States Senate poll shows more than one third backing immediate revision of the undistributed profit tax. Aid to Business leaders push for broader legislation to curb the recession, regulate utilities, and curb political and labor power. Senators Bailey and Steiner introduce new proposals while emphasis remains on tax changes and regulatory relief.
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Washington
Novv
Senate
Desah W. Bailey
N. C
Frederick Steiner
Ore
Bauesy
AL Foo
Japan And Italy To sign New Treaty
Tokyo reports that Japan and Italy will sign a new commercial treaty in mid December to balance trade. The announcement followed news that the United States and Britain planned a trade treaty. Simultaneously, Japan’s supreme war headquarters was established to coordinate efforts to end the Chinese war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Italy
United States
Great Britain
Imperial Headquarters
Supreme War Body
Chest Workers Push Toward Final Third of Drive Total
Elyria Community Chest workers tramped through snow to reach the last one third of funds needed. They report at noon Monday the third drive reports at the YMCA and a talk by Rev S Lee Whitman Jr. The campaign aims for $961,400 with $19,162.91 still to raise after yesterday's count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Community Chest
S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
Oberlin Cirst M. E
Whiteman
Oberlin
Boston School of Theology
L&s
Graduate School of Boston
Har Yvoard University
Massachusetts
Cape God
Community Chest
Four Cars Of Train Derail In Snow Storm Near Here
Four cars of a Norfolk and Western passenger train derailed in a blinding snow storm eight miles west of Bluefield West Virginia today. At least one man was killed and 53 were injured five seriously. The dead man was not identified. Injured were taken to Bluefield Sanitorium and St Luke's hospital where five were said to be dying.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Norfolk and Western
St. Luke’s Hospital
Proposals to Raise Corporation Taxes Amid Exemption Debates
Washington November 21 Advocates of lightened business taxes were warned that preserving revenue will require higher corporate income tax rates. The House Ways and Means Subcommittee discussed raising normal rates on net corporate incomes while weighing exemptions for undistributed profits and capital gains. Proposals include broad exemptions for small corporations, partial relief for higher brackets, and a three year bankruptcy exemption, plus capital loss carryovers and optional 40 percent gains tax, with total revenue loss estimated as well under $63.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
United States
Treasury
Vinson
Two Highway Improvements Seem Assured
Divisional State Highway Engineer TR Ault of Ashland told county commissioners during a county survey that two major projects would be undertaken next year. The Avon Belden road from Kingston’s Corners to Route 82 will be widened and paved, and the S curve on Route 20 at Brookdale Cemetery will be eliminated. He also proposed traffic signals for two hazardous intersections and stop signs at North Ridge road and Elyria avenue until signals are installed. Guard rails will be added at Cooper Foster Park, and a drainage basin four feet below grade will be raised. An inspection of the road leading to the new North Ridge road bridge will consider improvements for a mile east and a half mile west. Commissioner Dunn noted a dangerous single track crossing on North Ridge east of the bridge. Ault said the Route 69 curve near Birmingham, site of a recent fatal crash, had been improved and was safe.
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TR. Ault
Ashland
Avon-Belden
Hkingstley
Here
Ault
North Ridge Iad
Elyria Avenue
Route 57
Fuller Road
Grafton
North Ridge Road
Cooper-Foster Park
Oscar G. Dunn
Sheriff's Department
John Fulton
John Hudak
Highway Patrol
Harwood Lersch
County Igbway Division
State Department
New York Central
van Ad Bridge
Route
Elyria
Livrian
H. L. Childs
Stanford Avenue
Harnet Childs
Indime
Mids
John Fyfe
Emil Kasper
Adhe Avenue
Talm
Stewart Shuman
Parmeiv Avenue
Lake Avenue
Bond Street
If Th Wa. M
Amherst
Joseph Lotz
Chestnut Street
John Downs
West River Street
West Bridge Street
H. Slauter
Broad Street
J. W. Baker
West Avenue
Ben Zlatkowsky
Charlies Schacht
Louisiana Avenue
Joseph Clark
Diagonal Road
Ralph Weisman
Detroit
Walter Cebula
Bell Avenue
West River
Hazel Street
Donald Meyers
Chicagoans Killed in Michigan Car Crash
Three Chicago residents died and two were injured when their car veered off the road and struck a tree fifteen miles west of Jackson Michigan late last night. One of the injured is in serious condition.
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Jackson, Mich
Here
Snowbound Roads Paralyze Elyria Area Traffic
Heavy snow blanketed Elyria and surrounding areas with 3 inches to a foot as city county and state crews battled to keep main highways open. Deputies reported blocked routes from 11 P M to 3 A M with dozens of minor crashes and a few personal injuries as plows and cinders struggled to regain traction.
Wellington men held for grand jury in break in
Edward Davidson age 23 and Albert Curry age 25, both of Wellington, were bound to the grand jury under $1,000 bond each after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon on charges of breaking and entering. They were arrested a week ago for breaking into the granary on the Arthur Mason farm on Pitts road near Wellington.
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Edward Davidson
Albert Curry
Wellington
Preston Coon
Arthur Mason
Pitts Road
Man mails unemployment card aided by fire department
Campbell C November 20 with the aid of the fire chief three fire companies and a hook and ladder truck Steve Yavarick GV mailed his unemployment census card. He struggled at a “little red” box and was guided to a regular mailbox where the card was deposited.
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Campbell
Steve Yavarick
Yavarick
Operations To Show Slight Gain At Lorain Plant
National Tube Company at Lorain will post a slight gain next week, with two blast furnaces and six open hearths maintaining this week’s level. The Bessemer converter, rail mill, skelp mills, butt mills, lapp mill, and seamless mills are scheduled to run five days, while seamless mill No.3 runs two and a half days. Pine mill shows a small rise. officials warn the schedule remains tentative and subject to orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessener
Forecasts 2000 Census Cards Filed Here
Postmaster C J Sartor said about 2000 census cards would be returned by tonight with most already in this morning. Not all cards are from Elvira and many may be working or retired on pensions. Cards must indicate unemployed or able and willing to work. carriers will verify names and addresses next week to correct errors.
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Sartor
Elvira
Washington
Press For Action On Farm Bills
Administration leaders moved to push farm bills through with minimal debate. Senate leaders forecast completion by next weekend while the House plans similar quick action. Committees finalize their bills today with a report to Congress expected Monday. Deliberations begin Tuesday as farm bill negotiations reach a clear showdown.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
William H. Bankhead
Ala
House
Congress
Agriculture Committee
Ellison D. Smith
S. C
Goodyear sit-downs evacuated as guards prep move to Akron
In Akron Ohio national guardsmen in 29 cities prepared for a possible march on Akron as Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company sit-down strikers evacuated the plants. Company officials announced gates would open at midnight for work. Unionists argued cuts were necessary. production halted and thousands of workers left idle. Ohio Adjutant General Matix ordered guard units to be ready in about 20 cities with trucks from Camp Perry and officers dispatched to Akron to assess the situation.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
National Guard Armory
Lee Ischray
Mamta
Ameany
Gnard-Men
Columbus
Emil F. Matix
Ohio National Tuard
Kron
Goodyear Toe and Rubber Co
Progtess
Mary
Camp Perry
Marx
Gilson
J. Light
Toledo
William L. Marlin
Cleveland
National Guard
Fremont
Findlay
Oak Harbor
Kenton
Clyde
Lima
Ashland
Caldwell
Norwalk
Youngstown
Canton
Berea
Delaware
Marion
Spencerville
Labor Wars Grow Relief Rolls in Portland
In Portland Oregon 10000 idle workers faced a prolonged labor conflict as police used powers to quell unrest and authorities sought federal intervention. Relief rolls swelled by hundreds as 3000 sawmill workers left the AFL for the CIO triggering turmoil. Mayor Carson urged the National Labor Relations Board to resolve the dispute or step back for city and state officials to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Joseph K. Carson
National Labor Relations Board
Farm Home Damaged by Fire Near Brighton
A fire of unknown origin heavily damaged the farm home of Clement Green located one half mile west of Brighton, occupied by Will Mosher and family. Bus MacDonald, driving along route 18, spotted flames in an upstairs window and alerted the occupants who then called the Wellington fire department. Firefighters confined the blaze to one side of the house, with the origin believed to be at the baseboard in a bedroom. Loss extent undetermined.
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Clement Green
Will Mosher
Brighton
MacDonald
Birmingham
Wellington
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Bulkley and Donahey
Ashs
Waisiea
Llivale Co
Aspec
Rommto J. Bulkley
Donahey
Elsen
Synth
James K. Byrnes
Hanley
Oy Smith
Bulletin
Rev
S&l, Whiteman, Jr
Kiyna
C. J. Sartor
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