Chinese Government Abandons Shanghai To Chungking
The Chinese government moves its capital from Shanghai to Chungking as evacuees shift to Hankow and Nanking prepares for further disruption. U S embassy leaders plan to depart aboard the Luzon while staff remain at Nanking under secretaries George Acheson Jr and J Hall Paxton. Evacuation proceeds by boat rail and road. Japanese forces advance toward Soochow as Mao announces a shift to mass warfare and broader mobilization.
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Shanghai
Luzon
Chungking
Yangtze River
Hankow
Nanking
Nelson , Johnson
Gelaff
Diear
E. J. Marquart
U.S. Navy
Johnson
George Acheson, Jr
J. Hall Paxton
Soocunow
Johntin
Pankow
Yangtze
Kwangsi
Sechuan
Canton
Soochow
Domei
Wusieh
Weather Ohio Snow Flurries And Cooler East
Snow flurries and colder conditions linger in eastern Ohio tonight with generally fair and continued cold Sunday. A strengthening midwestern high stretches from Manitoba to the Texas gulf, while low pressures sit off the mid Atlantic and Puget Sound. Light snows persist in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region, with rain along the Atlantic coast and in the northwest. Cold air reaches the Dakotas and extends south to Galveston and New Orleans.
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Ohio
Midwestern
Plains States
Manitoba
Gulf Coast
Texas
Middle Atlantic
Puget Sound
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
Great Plains
Gulf States
Ohio Valey
South Atlantic States
Dakotas
Galveston
New Orleans
Assistant Pastor Begins Duties At St. Mary's Church
The Rev. Joseph Scharnitzky starts as assistant pastor at St. Mary's Church succeeding the Rev. Edward J. Murphy. Very Rev. James T Daley departs to St. Aloysius in Cleveland after seven and a half years. Rev. William H. Moseley will replace Daley, with Rev. Sylvester P. Lux continuing at St. Mary's.
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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 all resolutions at its annual meeting in Columbus. They endorsed limits on wage growth, backed a constitutional tax on federal and state employes, and opposed the Black-Connery Wage Hour bill and the current sales tax. They urged a bi partisan highway commission, extended farmloan programs, and current funding for relief. Officers re elected include Perry L. Green as president and A F Moon as vice president.
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Columbus. C
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Ohio
State Highway Department
Perry L. Green
Hiram
A. F. Moon
Conover
M. D. Lincoln
Columbus
W. E. Sellars
Washington D. H
L. T. Taylor
J. E. Keltner
Present Story Of American Indian At YMCA Thanksgiving Party
A pan tomime style presentation about American Indian life and Pocahontas with Captain John Smith and the first Thanksgiving was shown to 51 boys at the YMCA Thanksgiving party. About 25 more boys learned they were closed out. Participants included Jack Reinhardt Warren Wilcox Robert Earp Harrison Comstock Thomas Chapman Raymond Scarbrough and Charles Stewart with treasure hunt songs games and refreshments also part of the event.
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Herman Geyer
Pocahontas
John Smith
Jack Reinhardt
Warren Wilcox
Robert Earp
Harrison Comstock
Thomas Chapman
Raymond Scarbrough
Charles Stewart
Smashing of Narcotics Ring Reported by Morgenthau
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau announced that agents crushed a wide-spread narcotics ring handling about three quarters of a million dollars yearly. Among those arrested in New York were Mary Debello Pennochio and Vito Pennochio, wife and brother of Tommy Pennochio of the Bulls, linked to the Luciano gang. Seventeen importers and large-scale dealers were arrested in the crackdown.
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Washington
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Treasury
New York
Mary Debello Pennochio
Vito Pennochio
Tommy
the Bulls
Pennochio
Lucky” Luciano
Morgenthau
Tax Repeal Backed by Senate Leaders and Ohio Pair
A Senate poll shows more than a third favor immediate revision of the undistributed profit tax. Ohio Senators Bulkley and Donahey support repeal, while leaders push for broader measures to curb labor strife and ease utility regulation. Senate filibuster prospects loom over anti-lynching debates and farm bill timing.
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Washington
Senate
Japan and Italy to Sign New Commercial Treaty
Tokyo reports Japan and Italy plan to sign a new commercial treaty to balance trade, expected mid December. The move comes as part of a fascist bloc alignment alongside the Japanese German Italian pact, with the imperial headquarters also outlining aims to speed an end to the Chinese war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Italy
United States
Great Britain
Imperial Headquarters
Supreme War Body
Chest workers seek final third pledge by Tuesday in Elyria
Elyria Community Chest workers, trudging through snow, seek to raise the last one third by Tuesday. They plan a noon luncheon at the Y M C A to hear Rev. S Lee Whiteman Jr. and present their final third report. Pledges totaled 20 886 94 with strong turnout expected for the final reports.
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Elyria Community Chest
S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
Oberlin First M. E
Whiteman
Oberlin
Boston School of Theology
Graduate School of Boston
Harvard University
Massachusetts
Cape God
Community Chest
Train Derailment in Snowstorm Kills One, Injures Fifty Three
Four Norfolk and Western passenger cars derailed eight miles west of Bluefield West Virginia during a blinding snow storm. At least one man died and 53 were injured, five seriously. The dead man was not identified yet. Injured were taken to Bluefield Sanitorium and St Luke's Hospital as five were reported dying.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Norfolk and Western
Here
St. Luke’s Hospital
Would Increase Corporation Income Taxes Would Increase Corporation Income Taxes
Washington November 20 Advocates of lightened business taxes were warned that to offset losses from undistributed profits and capital gains exemptions the government will raise normal corporate income tax rates. The House subcommittee has tentatively agreed to higher rates, with final level tied to revenue loss estimates.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
United States
Treasury
Vinson
Two Highway Improvements Seem Assured
Divisional State Highway Engineer J R Ault of Ashland told county commissioners a four mile Avon Belden road widening from Kingsley’s Corners to Route 82 and the elimination of the S curve on Route 20 at Brookdale Cemetery are on the state program for early next year. He urged traffic signals at North Ridge road Elyria avenue and Route 57 Fuller road intersections, with stop signs temporarily installed at North Ridge and Elyria. Guard rails will be added at Cooper Foster Park, and a drainage basin four feet below grade will be raised. Continuous inspection of the North Ridge road approach to the new North Ridge bridge was planned, with improvements for a mile east and a half mile west. He noted no comment on the single track railroad crossing east of the bridge. He also said the Route 59 curve near Birmingham, linked to a fatal recent crash, had been improved and deemed safe.
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J. R. Ault
Ashland
Avon-Belden
Kingsley’s Corners
Route 57
Ault
Brookdale Cemetery
Here
North Ridge Road
Elyria Avenue
Fuller Road
Grafton
Cooper-Foster Park
Oscar G. Dunn
Birmingham
Chicagoans Die in Michigan Car Crash Near Jackson
Three Chicagoans were killed and two others injured, one seriously, when their car left the highway and crashed into a tree fifteen miles west of Jackson, Michigan, late last night.
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Jackson, Mich
Here
Snowbound highways snarled as crews race to clear roads
Fleecy snow blanketed the area from three inches to a foot, halting traffic and keeping city county and state crews busy through the night. Main routes including 18 20 59 57 82 10 and 303 were blocked at times, with accidents reported along Route 20 and Route 59. One injury occurred near Elyria as slick streets caused several collisions and vehicles damaged parked cars. Continuous plowing and cinder spreading continued into today to reopen main arteries.
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Sheriff's Department
John Fulton
John Hudak
Highway Patrol
Harwood Lersch
State Department
City
New York Central
Route 59
Elyria
Elyrian
Route 20
H. L. Childs
Stanford Avenue
Harriet Childs
Childs
John Fyre
Elyria Avenue
Emil Kasper
Lake Avenue
Stewart Shuman
Parmely Avenue
Bond Street
Amherst
Joseph Lotz
Chestnut Street
John Downs
Erie Street
West River Street
West Bridge Street
H. Slauter
Broad Street
J. W. Baker
West Avenue
Ben Zlatkowsky
Charles Schacht
R. D
Louisiana Avenue
Joseph Clark
Diagonal Road
Ralph Weisman
Detroit
Walter Cebula
Bell Avenue
Hazel Street
Donald Meyers
Wellington men held for grand jury in break in
Edward Davidson 28 and Albert Curry 25, both of Wellington, were bound to the grand jury under $1,000 bond each after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon on breaking and entering charges. They were arrested a week ago for breaking into the granary of 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 at fire box in Campbell
Campbell Ohio November 26 with help from the fire chief and three fire companies Steve Yavarick sixty attempted to mail his unemployment census card at a small red box in slushy streets. After minutes of effort firefighters directed him to a standard mailbox where the card was finally deposited.
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Campbell
Steve Yavarick
Yavarick
Operations To Show Slight Gain At Lorain Plant
The National Tube Company plant at Lorain will show a slight gain next week over this week’s level though still below a few weeks ago. Two blast furnaces and six open hearths remain at the same level. Bessemer converter operates single turn. rail mill resumes Monday for five days. skelp mills butt mills lapp mill and seamless mill have five day schedules starting Monday. seamless mill No 3 runs two and a half days. pipe mill also shows a slight gain. Schedule is tentative and may change with orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Forecasts 2,000 Census Cards To Be Filed Here
Postmaster C. J. Sartor expected more than 2,000 census cards returned to Elyria with a near deadline. Cards come from varied workers including employed, retired on pensions, and temporarily laid off. On receipt, cards will not be classified locally. carriers will check names and addresses next week to catch errors and missing information.
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Elyria
C. J. Sartor
Sartor
Washington
Press for Action on Farm Bills Advances in Congress
Administration leaders moved to push farm bills with minimal debate. Senate Leader Barkley forecast action by next weekend and House Speaker Bankhead prepared for similar moves. Committees to finalize bills today with a Monday report planned. Deliberations begin Tuesday as Agriculture Committee members face stalled agreement and Ellison Smith orders a showdown vote on all amendments.
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Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D. Wyo
New York City
O'Mahoney
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
Vic Donahey
Senate
Ellison K. Smith
S. C
James K. Byrnes
Bailey
Smith
Agriculture Committee
Alben W. Barkley
House
Washington
William H. Bankhead
Ala
Congress
Ellison D. Smith
Sit-down strikes at Goodyear prompt guard mobilization
Sit-down strikes evacuated 4,000 Goodyear workers as National Guard units in about 20 cities prepared for a possible move to Akron to back up a strike over 1,600 layoffs. Ohio Adjutant General Marx said about 2,000 troops could be involved, with trucks dispatched from Camp Perry and armories to Akron for police coordination.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
National Guard Armory
Lee D. Schroy
Columbus
Emil F. Marx
Ohio National Guard
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Marx
Camp Perry
Gilson
D. 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 Spark Portland Relief Rolls Surge
In Portland 10,000 idle workers faced an extended labor war as police used power to quell unrest while authorities sought federal intervention. Relief rolls climbed by hundreds. some workers had three months without work after sawmill workers defected from AFL to the CIO. Mayor Carson urged the National Labor Relations Board to provide a solution or withdraw for local handling.
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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 undetermined origin damaged the farm home of Clement Green near Brighton, occupied by Will Mosher and family, discovered by Bus MacDonald driving on Route 13. Wellington fire department confined the blaze to one side. cause believed at baseboard in a room. extent undetermined.
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Clement Green
Will Mosher
Brighton
MacDonald
Birmingham
Wellington
Stig
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Communist Army
8Th Route Army
Yennan
China
Mao
Bulkley and Donahey
Josiah W. Bailey
N. C
Frederick Steiner
A. F. of L
GCLO
Steiner
West
TVA
Willight
Bulletin
Rev. S. AL. Whiteman, Jr
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