Czecho-Slovakia seeks delay on war debt payment
A fourth European nation asks the United States to revise war debts. Minister Ferdi nan Vevrerka requests postponement of Czecho-Slovakia's $1,500,000 due December 19 as Hoover and Roosevelt plan talks on foreign financial obligations. Czecho-Slovakia owes $1,879,671.03 to the U S, including cash loans of $61,974,041-10 and war relief goods worth $25,905,629.92.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Czecho-Slovakia
Great Britain
France
Belgium
United States
President Hoover to present war debts plan to Roosevelt
Washington Nov. 21 The start of a momentous week in U S history finds President Hoover finalizing a war debts policy to submit to President-Elect Roosevelt at a White House conference tomorrow Roosevelt will stay in Washington through Wednesday for talks with Democratic leaders and Congress and Hoover will meet with top Republicans and Senate and House committees The plan remains secret but Mills said it is ready for tomorrow and could favor a compromise on deferment of Dec 15 payments with leniency for some debtors while the broader issue is revisited.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
House
Senate
The Weather Forecast For CHIO Area
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions with a rise in temperature on Tuesday. Winds light, daytime highs around the mid 40s and night temps near freezing expected.
Edgar F. Allen Appeals for Elyria Community Chest Support
Edgar F. Allen urges Elyria citizens to fund the 1933 Community Chest, noting a $55,000 quota the smallest since 1917. He warns that shortfalls jeopardize hospitals and welfare services, urging immediate donations as enlightened self interest to preserve essential local institutions.
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Elyria
Jury Selected For Jones Murder Trial
The jury for the L. V. Jones murder trial in Lorain was selected and to visit the shooting site this afternoon. Jones faces four counts of manslaughter in the Anthony Serafinos case and is expected to plead self defense. Jurors include C. B. Lessing W E Hastings Charles Farrell Andy Moulton Tom Johnson Mrs. George Andress M B Faulhaber Mrs. R C Baird Josephine Gran Sterling Mills Dewey Griggs and Mrs. Frank Guy.
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Anthony Serafinos
Lorain
Jones
Serafinos
Lora
C. B. Lessing
W. £. Hastings
la Grange
Charles Farrell
Andy Moulton
Elyria
Tom Johnnson
George Andress
Carlisle
Award for Lorain Harbor Dredging Contract
The War Department awarded a $67,614.36 contract to Renwick B. Knox of Duluth for dredging the outer harbor at Lorain. The decision was announced in Washington on November 21.
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Washington
U. P
War Department
Renwick B. Knox
Duluth
Lorain
Wet drive gains impetus for immediate repeal
Washington reports the wet bloc pushing for immediate repeal of the 18th amendment gained momentum as Rep. Dyer of Missouri, top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, voiced confidence in a prompt report of repeal. He opposed extensive hearings as delay. Rep. Vinson of Kentucky, ranking Democrat on Ways and Means, said he would back the beer for revenue measure in committee and on the floor.
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House
Truck Collision Near Lake and Flyda Avenues
Deputy sheriffs report a noon Saturday collision when a truck driven by W Wilburn of Grafton road struck an auto driven by Joe Takati of Cleveland at Lake Avenue and Flyda Avenue. Damage was slight.
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W. Wilburn
Grafton
Joe Takati
Cleveland
Lake Avenue
Flyda Avenue
Gerald Nau
Jack Bruegger
Legion Plans Dave Fo Membership Drive At Meeting
An intensive campaign to boost Elyria American Legion Post membership to a record high will be announced at the Legion meeting led by Membership Committee chairman A. J. Lehman. He will form committees for multiple firms and areas including Colson Co. and National Tube Co. with many local residents named as organizers.
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War Veterans Association
Legion
A. J. Lehman
Lehman
American Legion
Colson Co
Scott Gilmore
Oberbrook Road
Pfaudler Co
Joe Burrell
Bob Oldfield
la Grange
A. Rawson
Paul Sage
Oberlin
Wellington
Amherst
Birmingham
Kipton
Berlin Heights
Wakeman
P. H. Blossom
George M. Day
Day’s Hardware
D. A. Billings
Grafton
Vern Cornish
Sam Nichols
Middle Ave
Jack Powell
11Th St
W. E. Hart
Robins Refuses Wife Recognition Amid Amnesia Claims
Alienists study Col. Raymond Robins at Appalache Hall in Asheville to determine a possible amnesia after his September disappearance. Robins, using the alias Reynolds Rogers, denies his wife and relatives while continuing political activity in Whittier and Hoover support.
President of U G A Dies in Chicago Suburb
Robert Myron Cutting, president-elect of the United States Golf Association, died suddenly of a heart attack at his suburban Chicago home. He had long ties to the Western Golf Association and served on the U S G A executive committee in 1929 and 1930. He was senior vice president and had been named to succeed Herbert H. Ramsay as president.
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Chicago
Robert Myron Cutting
United States Golf Association
Here
Cutting
Western Golf Association
Herbert H. Ramsay
KIWANIANS TO HONOR GRIDDERS AT ELYRIA BANQUET
The Elyria High football banquet hosted by the Kiwanis club will be December 1 at the Methodist church. Ohio Wesleyan coach George H E Gauthier will speak as the principal speaker. The whole Elyria High squad, fathers and friends are invited and tickets go on sale tomorrow.
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Kiwanis Club
Methodist Church
George HE. Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan University
Elyria High
Bomb near Nantes targets Herriot while traveling to Bretagne
Premier Edouard Herriot was aboard a train that was bombed near Nantes during a Brittany union celebration. Breton Autonomists and Gwenn Ha Du' claimed responsibility to demonstrate their strength. Police later noted a red lantern used to halt the train and officials warned of international repercussions.
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Nantes
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
Ministry of Interior
Brittany
Herriott
United Press
Adolf Tiitler
Germany
la Juivette
France
Lytton Report Rejected in League Debate
Geneva November 21 The League of Nations faces likely failure as Japan denounces the Lytton report. China threatens to use militarism to oust the invader while the council reviews the commission's findings amid references to the Kellogg pact and a U S Senate resolution.
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League of Nations
Japan
Lytton
China
League Council
International Committee
Lytton Commission
United States Senate
Milk producers to meet in Wellington on price protests
A 1,000 dairy farmers and business people from Lorain Huron Ashland and Medina counties will gather at the Wellington Opera House to discuss a milk price crisis and possible legislative steps to rehabilitate the Cleveland Milk Shed. Leaders anticipate addressing threats of a milk strike and methods to raise prices paid to farmers amid distributor price cutting.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain
Huron
Tuscarawas County
Medina County
Wellington Opera House
Ben Burge
P. H. Rogers
Grafton
Lorain County
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Medina
Lst
J. W. McHenry
Penfield
Elyria
A F of L Council Urges Shorter Week and Large Construction
The AFL executive council at Cincinnati proposes a five day 40 hour week or a six hour day with a 36 hour week, plus emergency public construction to absorb unemployment and relief measures. It urges restoring buying power, notes high dividends while wages lag, and backs a state job fund with federal coordination and unemployment insurance while prioritizing work first, relief second.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Today
Organized Labor
Anti-Trust Suit Settled Against RCA and Others
The government’s anti trust case against the Radio Corporation of America and others was settled today with a consent decree signed by the U S district court judge in Wilmington Delaware.
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Wilmington
Del
Radio Corporation of America
United States District Court
Supreme Court Recess for Two Weeks After Session
The Supreme Court recessed for two weeks after a brief session. It will resume at noon December 6. In the interim the Court will prepare written opinions on 32 cases that have been argued.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Elyria Community Chest Campaign Near Halfway Mark
Elyria workers reported a total pledge of 28,293.83 toward a 55,860 goal, with 11,443.33 added today. Six men’s teams contributed 5,194.08 and six women’s teams 6,249.23, as volunteers hope for a bigger finish tomorrow led by Mrs. E Gillis with 2,190 from schools.
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Elyria
E. Gillis
Teachers’ Drive in Schools Yields Strong Community Chest Support
Mrs. E. Gillis and Miss Dorothy Snyder report the city schools are contributing generously to the Community Chest drive. Despite salary cuts, teachers’ pledges rival last year as they employ creative appeals like blackboard thermometers and imaginary airplane trips to engage students.
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E. Gillis
Dorothy Snyder
Community Chest
Gillis
Chest Campaign Drives Elyria Schools to Pledge Totals
Elyria's Community Chest campaign dominates local schools. At Elyria High School a home room contest tracks pledges with daily announcements and room thermometers. Grade schools aim for high totals, each room posting a goal, while a committee led by Mrs. E Gillis coordinates the effort.
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Elyria High School
E. Gillis
Hoover Boss Predicts Beer Bill Passage
Rep Britten Md after conference with President Hoover predicted the beer bill would be signed once congress passes it.
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Washington
Congress
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Britten
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Race Tightens for First as Three Teams Lead
The race for top honors tightens among men’s teams with three leaders within 200 dollars. Oscar Dunn’s squad leads at 2 648.00, A H West’s group in second at 2 505.36, and Walter S Kohn’s team at 2 453.72. Ladies’ division remains led by Mrs. Robert Biggs’s fifth team at 2 198.50, while Mrs. J E Thatcher’s team posted a high 875. The meeting stressed determination with a new slogan live and help live urged by Rev. C F McBride.
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Oscar Dunn
A. H. West
Walter S. Kohn
Robert Biggs
J. E. Thatcher
Howard Butler
C. F. McBride
M. BE
Oberlin
University of Toledo President Doermann Dies at 58
Dr Henry J Doermann president of the University of the City of Toledo died after a throat infection and septicemia He had been ill about 10 days An autopsy by Dr Bernhard Steinbers Toledo Hospital pathologist will study the germ involved Services set for 2 30 PM Tuesday at the University.
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University of the City of Toledo
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Bernhard Steinbers
Toledo Hospital
Toledo University
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