Farley Tapped as Czar of Movies Post
National Democratic Chairman James A. Farley expected to succeed Will Hays as head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. He would receive a $150000 salary and assume duties after a vacation in Ireland.
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Los Angeles
James A. Farley
Will Hays
Los Angeles Daily News
Farley
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Ireland
Hars
The
Daily News
Hays
Republican National Committee
Harding
Mr. Roosevelt
Motion Picture
Former Elyria Resident Dies in Columbus at 73
James Coughlion 73, former Elyria Lorain resident and engineer, died after five months illness in Columbus where he had lived 25 years. Survived by three daughters and a son, with funeral at St. Peter's Church North Ridgeville and burial in St. Peter's Cemetery. The poor will be brought Sunday to North Ridgeville home of Mr and Mrs Henry Loescher arriving about 6 pm. Sister is Mrs Loescher’s wife, formerly Miss May Rothgery.
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James Coughlion
Elyria
Lorain
Columbus
Henry Loescher
North Ridgeville
Coughlyn
May Rothgery
Loescher
Notable Canton industrialist William Frankham dies
Canton obituaries report the death of William Frankham 2 pioneer in metal mixing at his Canton home from a heart ailment. Survivors include stepson Lawrence N. Snyder track coach at Ohio State University. Other Ohio brief items note a wagon accident near Cedarville a fatal hunting mis accident and a fatal windshield crash in Pomeroy.
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Canton, O
Iliam Frankham
Pioneer Canton Industrial
Lawrence N. Snyder
Ohio State University
Funeral set for Dr. Ralph W. VanHorn in Findlay
Funeral services are planned in Findlay for Dr. Ralph W. VanHorn 69 a longtime physician here of 46 years. He will be laid to rest Sunday according to arrangements.
Schools close in Fremont area for scarlet fever outbreak
Fremont Colorado districts near Green Springs closed until November 30 due to multiple scarlet fever cases. In Ohio Warren Miss Caroline Doolittle injured in an auto accident last Saturday will be initiated into Alpha Gamma Delta sorority as part of funeral services at her home tomorrow.
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Fremont, CO
Green Springs
Warren
Wmiss
Caroline Doolittle
Ohio Wesleyan Chapter
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Weather Outlook for Ohio Tonight to Monday
Ohio experiences fair conditions and colder temperatures with snow flurries in the northeast tonight. Sunday brings fair skies and colder air in the east. A warming trend is expected Monday.
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Ohio
Monay
Seven Lorain Men Held In Liquor Conspiracy
Seven Lorain men bound over to the federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to violate internal revenue laws. Olimpio Giannini, Theodore Rufo and his brothers Arthur and Colombo Giannini, Fred Catanazarite, Louis Vida, and Fred Wolf allegedly operated multiple stills in Lorain County and imported bootleg liquor from Cleveland to sell locally. The group reportedly had up to nine stills at once, with daily sales reaching around 400 gallons. The Gianninis and Rufo were named leaders. Wolf owned property hosting one still. All were released on bond with bail set at 2500 for three defendants and 1500 for the others.
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Lorain
Federal Grand Jury
United States
B. D. Nicola
Olimpio Giannini
Theodore Rufo
Arthur
Colombo
Giannini
Fred Catanazarite
Louis Vida
Fred Wolf
Cleveland
Gianninis
Rufo
Wolf
Olimpio
Arthur Giannini
Union Thanksgiving Service At St. Pauls Church
This year's Union Thanksgiving Service will be held at St. Pauls Evangelical church on Third street Thanksgiving morning from nine to ten. Rev Bela Bacso of Hurarian Reformed Elyria will preach and other pastors will take part. Special music by the church choir and offerings go to the Elyria Community Chest. Everyone is invited.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Third Street
Hurarian Reformed Church of
Elyria
Bela Bacso
Elyria Ministerial Association
King Edward at Country Home with Mrs Simpson at Fort Belvedere
King Edward and Mrs Wallis Simpson were guests at Fort Belvedere Virginia Water England for the weekend. The Duchy flag flew over the house as special guards patrolled to keep out the curious. The royal party reportedly tended the flower garden together.
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Virginia Water
England
Edward
Fort Belvedere
Mrs. Wallis Simpson
Duchy of Cornwall
Russian Planes Reported Landing at Barcelona and Alicante
Rome correspondent cites Giornale D Italia reporting that 200 Russian airplanes landed at Barcelona and Alicante. The date noted is November 21 with no further details on origin or intent provided.
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Rome
Tangier
Giornale D’italia
Barcelona
Alicante
Girl Narrowly Escapes Injury In Norwalk Car Crash
Jean Stratton 15 of 22 West Main street Norwalk narrowly escaped serious injury in an unusual Graf ton road crash near Fuller road at about 11 15 a m. Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe reported the girl was driving with Liam Sheldon and Bud Bauer when a loose front door swung open pulling her from the seat. She held the steering wheel as the car veered into a tree and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for a injured left elbow.
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Jean Stratton
West Main Street
Norwalk
Grafton Road
Fuller Road
Ed. Monroe
Syria
Liam Sheldon
Bud Bauer
Elyrai Memorial Hospital
Must Notify Wife Of Divorce Action
Ross W. Laws of Lorain sought a divorce from Maurene Laws accusing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. He located her in California after filing but the judge ruled the wife must be notified under law, noting the couple married in 1928 and have a five year old child.
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Ross W. Laws
Lorain
Laws
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Maurene Law
California
Cook
Mme Schumann Heink’s Last Journey Nears End
Madame Brynstine Schumann Heink lay in a funeral chapel in San Diego after arriving from Hollywood where a military service was held. Veterans planned brief services at 10 am and the body would be cremated at Greenwood cemetery after Taps. She had resided in San Diego for 20 years. a daughter and grandchildren live locally.
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San Diego
Calif
Brynstine Schumann- Heink
Hollywood
Madame Schumann-Heink
Greenwood Cemetery
Financial services for Leonard C. Glessner held in Findlay
Leonard C. Glessner 85 longtime Findlay civic figure and former Findlay Daily Courier city editor will have financial services in Findlay on Sunday. He led the Glessner Co. and contributed to local journalism and business.
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Findlay, O
Leonard C. Glessner
The
Glessner Co
Findlay Daily Courier
Britain Holds Firm Over Blockade Threats
London reports Britain stands firm against Spanish rebel actions at sea and within three miles. Official circles say Burgos not recognized and any rebel warship halting or seizing British ships would be treated as pirates. A decision on acknowledging Franco forces as belligerents remains pending.
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London
Great Britain
Barcelona
Britain
Burgos
Stanley Baldwin
Francisco Franco
Ohio Farm Crops Estimate for 1936 Released
The Federal State Crop Reporting service issued Ohio's 1936 corn crop at 120,582,060 bushels based on 33.0 bushels per acre, with 1935 at 157,608,000 bushels and 1928-32 five year total at 129,257,000. Other estimates include buckwheat 285,000 bushels tobacco 19,347,000 pounds potatoes 14,040,005 bushels sugar beets 264,006 tons apples 2,660,000 bushels pears 174,000 grapes 22,000 tons.
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Columbus
Federal State
Ohio
Simmer
American Embassy in Madrid to Be Evacuated
State Department officials predicted the evacuation of the American Embassy in Madrid and the Barcelona consulate within 36 to 48 hours due to the perilous situation from aerial and artillery bombardment. The move aims to protect Charge dAffaires Wendelin and embassy staff as Spanish Nationalist forces threaten Madrid.
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Washington
Madrid
Barcelona
State Department
Eric C. Wendelin
Wendelin
Campers To Hold Reunion Tuesday
More than 30 Elyria boys who spent part of their summer at Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion River will recreate those camping days Tuesday night at the Campers Reunion at the M C A. Carl Wagner announced. The program centers on campfire sessions with songs games stunts and refreshments to follow.
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Elyria
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
M. C
Carl Wagner
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
Omar Laubenthal, 27, of 1005 East avenue, was fined £2 and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor DBD. 4A. Baird. He was arrested Thursday night for speeding 56 Tailes an hour on Middle avenue. Charles Bowers was fined $1 and costs for intoxication and ordered to pay a suspended fine of $1 for recurrence of his offense.
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Omar Laubenthal
East Avenue
Baird
Middle Avenue
Charles Bowers
Man Given Suspended Fine in Gambling Charge
Harry Thompson of 406 Columbus Street was arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird on a charge of permitting gambling. He received a suspended fine of $30 and costs after police arrested him for operating a card game at the Elks Club at Lodi and North streets during a 12:30 a.m. raid today.
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Harry Thompson
Columbus Street
Don A. Baird
Elks Club
Lodi
North Streets
Safety Zone Extended in Madrid Encompasses Embassies
The Burgos government expanded Madrid's safety area to about one square mile in the northwest, covering the United States and British embassies and other diplomatic missions. The move follows reports of bombing near the Polish legation, which was later said to be unharmed.
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London
Spain
Madrid
Britain
Franco
United States
Burgos
Legation
Britain Asks Blockade Postponement in Spain Crisis
Paris dispatch says Britain asked the Nationalists to delay the Barcelona blockade to seek a peace compromise. Reports from Rome claim Italian aid to the Nationalists and a possible unofficial German and Italian lending of forces, though unconfirmed. Franco warns of gold demand.
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United Press
Paris
Great Britain
Barcelona
France
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Ramon Franco
Italy
Spezia
Genoa
Leghorn
Civitavecchia
Spain
Caproni
Sardinia
Rome
President Rested By Sea Voyage to Buenos Aires Peace Conference
PORT OF SPAIN TRINIDAD NOV 21 The cruiser Indianapolis carrying President Franklin D Roosevelt to the Buenos Aires Peace Conference and its escort the Chester arrived for a six hour refueling stop. The president rested from the voyage and opened his White House mail aboard ship before receiving officials including acting Gov A W Seymour for courtesy calls.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Indianapolis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Chamber of Commerce Splits With Labor Over Rail Legislation
The United States Chamber of Commerce declared its duty to oppose proposals it deems unsound or uneconomic and clashed with labor over proposed railroad legislation. The exchange marks its first public split with labor since the election.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Campaign workers in Elyria chest drive report progress
Semi final reports on the progress of Elrria s Community Chest campaign will be given for campaign workers at near Monday when they meet at the YMCA for the third report luncheon. The final report luncheon will follow on Tuesday.
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Elrria
Esterday
Worth Fauver
A. H. Waters
Fauver
Faurer
Campaign “Board of Strategy
Elyria Savings and Trust
National Tube Plant Lorain announces tentative weekly schedule
The National Tube Company plant at Lorain will show a slight weekly increase in operations next week. Four blast furnaces and 11 open hearths stay active while the Bessemer converter runs double shift. The rail mill will operate six days. pipe mills and related units adjust to a five and a half day or three day schedule starting Monday depending on orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Striking Seamen Withdraw Pickets in New York
Striking seamen withdrew pickets from the International Seamen's Union headquarters after police said the ball could not be used by either faction in the waterfront walkout. Hrman Glickstein, attorney for the strike strategy committee, said police bar was a temporary measure to keep peace over the weekend.
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New York
International Seamen’s Union
Hrman Glickstein
Invite Boys To Join Leaders Club
Eight Elytia boys were invited by the YMCA Leaders Club to become new members after proving leadership. The eight, Richard Kelly David Taylor William Heritage Bud Christy Bernard Fobes Jack Lieber William Pemberthy and Harrison Comstock, met with four current members Richard Selman Robert Yankee Carl Gleason and Russell Gleason last night and will be initiated after January 1.
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Elytia
Richard Kelly
David Taylor
William Heritage
Bud Christy
Bernard Fobes
Jack Lieber
William Pemberthy
Harrison Comstock
Richard Selman
Robert Yankee
Carl Gleason
Russell Gleason
Judge Stevens to Speak at Elyria Community Chest Meeting
Judge Perry H. Stevens of Akron, a member of the Court of Appeals Ninth Judicial District, will be the speaker at the third report meeting of the Elyria Community Chest campaign. The event starts at noon Monday at the YMCA. Judge Stevens is noted as an active worker for the Akron Community Chest.
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Perry H. Stevens
Akron
Court of Appeals
Ninth Judicial District
Elyria Community Chest
Stevens
Akron Community Chest
Credit Rating Bureau Dinner Moved to December 8
The Elyria Credit Rating Bureau changes its annual dinner meeting from December 1 to December 8. Miss Winifred Seward, bureau manager, announces the event to be held at the First Congregational Church. Harold V. Tom of Credit Bureau Inc. will speak. three directors will be elected and officer reports presented.
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Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Winifred Seward
Harold V. Tom
The
Credit Bureau, Inc
Zaneshrlie
Associated Credit, Bureaus of Ohio
Congregational Ghureh
Tabez
Salesman Shot In Head By Bandit Near Monroe
R C Pfeiffer a 42 year old salesman for Chilcote Co of Cleveland was shot in the head and robbed of 36 dollars and his car two miles west of Monroe Michigan last night. He described a 25 year old bandit who forced him to drive various roads including Telegraph road and the Dixie highway before the shooting. Pfeiffer was to undergo surgery to remove a bullet from the back of his brain.
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Mgnroe
Mich
R. C. Peiffer
van Wert, QO
Chilcote Co
Cleveland
Here
Pfeiffer
Telegraph Road
Erie
State Line
Dixie Highway
Monroe
Bates Road
David Kinsley
Custer Road
Kinsley
Sheriff's Office
Two Minor Auto Accidents Reported by Police
Two minor automobile accidents were reported yesterday. Fred Kieth of 173 Lexington Avenue damaged his car when it went into a ditch near Winckles Street and struck a culvert around 5 p m. Mrs. Arthur Wangarine of 226 Woodland Avenue damaged her car at Broad and West avenues around 4 15 p m when it was rear ended by Arron Carroll of 268 Lexington Avenue.
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Fred Kieth
Lexington Avenue
Winckles Street
Arthur Wangarine
Woodland Avenue
Broad and
West Avenue
Arron Carroll
Germany protests to Moscow over Wicklein arrest
Berlin demanded the immediate release of Hans Wicklein a German engineer arrested Monday night at Char Kov. He allegedly possessed plans for a factory where cannons are manufactured triggering a new German protest to Moscow.
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Berlin
Hans Wicklein
Char- Koy
Moscow
Wicklein
Ohio State Students and Police Injured in Riot
At least three Ohio State University students and two patrolmen were injured after about 1000 rooters rushed a theater. They smashed glass doors and pelted the building and officers with rotten eggs fruits and vegetables amid the disturbance.
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Coltmbes
Ohio State University
Ohio State Rooters
Sinks 5 Miles Off Owen Sound
Eight crew members died when the steamer Hibou capsized and sank five miles off Owen Sound Ontario. Capt Norman McKay and several deck hands were among the dead. others rescued included first mate James Agnew and purser Orville Parr. Survivors described a sudden capsize during a compass test with no lifeboats available.
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Owen Sound
Ont
Norman McKay
Smart
McKay
Captain McKay
Labor and Industry Forge Congressional Programs
Labor and industry outline competing agendas for the next Congress. The United States Chamber of Commerce calls for tax reform on undistributed corporate surplus, department reorganization, budget cuts, and lower relief spending. John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers propose expanded social reforms and increased expenditures.
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Washington
Labor and Industry
Congress
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Unions Dispute Continues In Washington Turmoil
Washington workers fight over control of industrial organization as the American Federation of Labor faces letters from United Mine Workers executives to William Green. Green denies charges and attacks Lewis over his alleged mock trial action by the mine workers leaders.
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Washington
American Federation of Lisor
John
Lewis
TUMWA
Birds for Roasting From Advertisers in Good Things to Eat
Advertisers under Good Things to Eat offer ready to roast birds. Call any listed advertiser and a healthy milk fed bird will be delivered to your door.
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Cen
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
George H. Earle
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Mme. Schumann-Heink
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P. H. Stevens
Credit Rating Bureau
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