Farley Named Potential Czar of Movies
National Democratic chairman James A. Farley would become the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America chief after a vacation in Ireland. The Los Angeles Daily News says he would assume the presidency with a $150000 yearly salary, succeeding Hays who held the post for 14 years.
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Los Angeles
James A. Farley
WH Hays
Los Angeles Daily News
Farier
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Ireland
Hays
The
Daily News
Farley
Republican National Committee
Harding
Farler
Mr. Roosevelt
Motion Picture
Former Elyria Resident Dies in Columbus
James Coughlin aged 73, long time Elyria-Lorain resident and engineer, died after five months illness in Columbus where he had lived 25 years. His body will reach North Ridgeville tomorrow evening for funeral via St. Peter's Church with burial in St. Peter's Cemetery. Survived by three daughters and a son in Columbus and Cincinnati.
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James Coughlin
Elyria
Lorain
Columbus
Henry Loescher
North Ridgeville
Coughlyn
May Rethgery
Loes
Ohio News In Brief Canton and Surroundings
In Canton William Frankham longtime Canton industrialist and metals expert died at home from a heart ailment. Survivors include stepson Lawrence N. Surder track coach at Ohio State University. In Cedarville Austin Mouser died when his wagon collided with a tree. In Marietta Plummer 15 was shot by hunting companion Williams who mistook him for game. In Pomeroy Lang Spires 34 died after being thrown from a car windshield strike on a parked truck. In Urbana Howard Paper Co employees receive a general pay increase effective immediately. In Findlay funeral services for Dr Ralph W VanHorn longtime local physician will be held Sunday. In Fremont Green Springs schools closed to Nov 30 due to scarlet fever cases. In Warren Caroline Deolittle injured when struck by car to be initiated into Ohio Wesleyan Alpha Gamma Delta during funeral services.
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Canton. O
William Frankham
Pioneer Canton Industrial
Lawrence N. Surder
Ohio State University
Warren, O
Caroline Deolittle
Ohio Wesleyan Chapter
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Ohio Weather Turns Colder with Northeast Flurries
Fair and colder conditions by night with scattered flurries in the northeast. Sunday brings fair skies and cooler readings in the southeast with a rebound to warmer temperatures expected Monday.
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Ohio
Seven Lorain Men Held In Liquor Cases
Seven Lorain men bound over to the federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to violate internal revenue laws. The group allegedly operated multiple stills in Lorain County from 1933 into 1934 and imported bootleg liquor to sell locally. Leaders Giannini and Rufio named. other defendants charged as still renders and transporters. All released on bond.
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Lorain
Federal Grand Jury
United States
B. D. Nicola
Olimpio Giannini
Theodore Bae
Arthur
Colombo
Giannini
Fred Catanzarite
Louis Vida
Fred Weit
Lorain County
Cleveland
Tre Gianninis
Rufio
Wolf
Olimpio
Arthur Giannini
Theodore Rufo
Union Thanksgiving Service At St. Paul's Church
The service will be held at St Pauls Evangelical church on Third street Thanksgiving morning from nine to ten. Rev Bela Bacso of the Hungarian Reformed church of Elyria will preach with other pastors taking part. Co operating churches are those with pastors in the Elyria Ministerial Association. Music by the church choir and the offering goes to the Elyria Community Chest. Everyone is invited.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Third Street
King Edward at Country Home at Virginia Water
King Edward and Mrs Simpson were seen at their country home in Virginia Water England on a November weekend. Guards patrolled the grounds to keep out the curious while the royal party reportedly tended the flower garden together, a detail friends say strengthens their bond.
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Virginia Water
England
Hine Edward
Fort Belvedere
Wallis Simincon
Duchy of Cornwall
Simpson
Russian planes land at Barcelona and Alicante
Tangier correspondent of Giornale D Italia reports 200 Russian airplanes landed at Barcelona and Alicante.
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Barcelona
Rome
Tangier
Giornale D’italia
Alicante
Girl Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury In Auto Crash
Jean Stratton aged 15 of 22 West Main street Norwalk escaped serious harm in an unusual auto accident on Grain River Road near Fuller Road at about 11 15 am Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe said she was driving with Linn Sheldon and Bud Bauer when a loose door caught wind and pulled her from the seat she held the wheel and the car veered off to the ditches She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for an injury to her left elbow.
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Jean Stratton
West Mein Street
Norwalk
Narroewir
Graizo2
Fuller Road
Ed. Monroe
Linn Sheldon
Bud Bauer
Elyrai Memorial Hospital
Must Notify Wife Of Divorce Action
Laws of Lorain argued before Common Pleas Judge D A Cook for a divorce from Maurene Law. He located his wife in California after the law required diligent notice by publication and search. They were married in 1926 and have a five year old child. The petition cites gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Laws of
Lorain
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Maurene Law
Laws
California
Lax
Cook
Mme. Schumann-Heink’s Last Journey Nears End
In San Diego on November 21 Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink rests at a funeral chapel guarded by military police. Veterans plan a brief service at 10 a.m. before her body is moved to Greenwood Cemetery for cremation. she had lived in San Diego for two decades with a daughter and several grandchildren.
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San Diego
Calif
Ernestine Schumann- Heink
Hollywood
San Diez
Schumann-Heink
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Leonard Glessner in Findlay Sunday
Funeral services for Leonard C. Glessner 83 president of the Glessner Co and former city editor of the Findlay Daily Courier will be held here Sunday at a local church with arrangements announced by the family.
Britain firm in attitude on blockade
Britain shows a stiffening stance over the blockade threat by Spanish rebels. Official circles say Britain will resist interference with British vessels on the high seas and within the three mile limit. Rebels who halt or seize British ships near or inside Spanish waters would be treated as pirates unless Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin’s cabinet recognizes Franco’s forces as belligerents.
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London
Great Britain
Barcelona
Britain
Burgos
Stanter Baldwin
Francisco Franco
Ohio corn crop seen at 120 582 000 bushels in 1936
Federal State Crop Reporting service issue notes Ohio corn yields show wide variation due to heat and drought last summer. The November estimate places 1936 corn at 120 582 000 bushels based on 33.9 bushels per acre, with 1935 at 257 698 000 bushels. Other crops listed include buckwheat 288 990 bushels and potatoes 14 040 600 bushels.
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Columbus
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Ohio
Decca
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. They fear for charge d affaires Eric Wendelin and staff if Madrid falls to Spanish Nationalist forces amid ongoing aerial and artillery bombardment.
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Washington
Madrid
Barcelona
State Department
Eric C. Wendelin
Wendelin
Campers to Hold Reunion Tuesday at the YMCA
More than 30 Elyria boys who spent part of their summer at Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion River will recreate those days Tuesday night at the Campers Reunion at the YMCA. Carl Wagner announced the campfire themed program with songs games stunts and refreshments.
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Elyria
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Carl Wagner
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
Omar Laubenthal, 27, of 1605 East Avenue, was fined $2 and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Majer D A Baird. He was arrested Thursday for speeding 50 miles per hour on Middle Avenue. Charles Bowers was fined $1 and costs for intoxication and ordered to pay a suspended $1 fine for recurrence.
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Omar Laubenthal
East Avenue
Majer D. A. Baird
Middle Avenue
Charles Bowers
Suspended fine in gambling case at Elks Club
Harry Thompson of 406 Columbus street faced arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird on a charge of permitting gambling. He received a suspended fine of 30 dollars 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 in Madrid Is Expanded by Nationalists
The Burgos government extended Madrid's safety area to about one square mile in the northwestern sector. The enlarged zone now covers the United States and British embassies and other diplomatic missions. The move follows earlier refuge advisories and reports of bombing, while Madrid says the legation remains unharmed.
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London
Spain
Madrid
Britain
Franco
United States
Burgos
Legation
Britain asks postponement of blockade to seek peace
Paris dispatch reports Britain called on the Spanish Nationalists to delay their blockade of Barcelona to pursue a peaceful compromise. France and Britain act in concord as alarming rumors from Rome and Madrid circulate about Italian aid and supplies to the Nationalists.
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United Press
Paris
Great Britain
Barcelona
Rance
France
Francisco Franco
Italy
Spezia
Genoa
Leghorn
Civitavecchia
Spain
Caproni
Sardinia
Rome
Spanish Foreign Legion
President Rested By Sea Voyage To Buenos Aires Peace Conference
PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad November 21 The cruiser Indianapolis carrying President Franklin D Roosevelt and escort Chester arrived for a six hour refueling stop. Roosevelt, tanned by Caribbean sun, tackled his first White House mail onboard and then received ashore courtesy calls from acting Gov A W Seymour and other officials.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Indianapolis
Franklin D Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
C of C Splits With Labor Over Railroad Legislation
Washington November 21 The United States Chamber of Commerce cracks openly with labor over proposed railroad legislation asserting its duty to oppose proposals of an unsound or uneconomic nature. The split marks a rare public disagreement since the election.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Elmoria Community Chest reports progress in drive
Semi weekly progress reports from Elmoria's Community Chest campaign show a $24 503 34 gap to the $65 256 goal with 20 percent of cards unreported. Campaign chair Worth Fauver urges all workers to attend Monday meeting at the YMCA for the second report luncheon and prepare complete card reports for final 24 hours.
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Elmoria
Worth Fauver
A. H. Waters
Eards
Fauver
Campaign “Board of Strategy
Elrria Savings and Trust
Too
National Tube Plant to Slightly Increase Next Week
The National Tube Company Lorain plant will raise output modestly next week from last week. Four blast furnaces and 11 open hearths stay active while the Bessemer converter runs double turn. The rail mill reopens for six days starting Monday, piping mills gain hours, and several other mills resume partial operation. The schedule remains tentative and subject to orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp Mills
Mondar
Striking Seamen Withdraw Pickets in New York
Striking seamen withdrawn from the International Seamen's Union headquarters as police barred use of the hall by both factions in the waterfront walkout. Hyman Glickstein, attorney for the strike strategy committee, said the ban was a temporary move to keep peace over the weekend.
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New York
International Seamen's Union
ISTU
Hyman Glickstein
Elyria Boys Invited to Join Leaders' Club
Eight Elyria boys Richard Kelly David Taylor William Heritage Bud Christy Bernard Fobes Jack Lieber William Pemberthy and Harrison Comstock were invited by the M C A Leaders' Club to become new members. They met last night with four existing members Richard Selman Robert Yankee Carl Gleason and Russell Gleason. Initiation will occur after January 1.
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Elyria
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 Court of Appeals judge in the Ninth District, will address the Elyria Community Chest third report meeting at noon Monday at the Y M C A. Stevens is noted as an active Akron Community Chest supporter.
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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 Postponed to December 8
The annual Emvica Credit Rating Bureau dinner meeting has been moved from December 1 to December 8. Miss Winifrey Seward is bureau manager and Harold V. Tom of Credit Bureau Inc. will speak at the First Congregational Church. The program includes election of three directors and officer reports.
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Emvica Credit Rating Bureau
Winifrey Seward
Harold V. Tom
The
Credit Bureau, Inc
Zanesville
Associated Credit Bureaus of Ohio
First Congregational Church
Salesman Shot In Head By Bandit Near Monroe
R C Pfeiffer 42 of Van Wert a Chilcote Co Cleveland salesman was shot in the head and robbed of 36 dollars and his car two miles west of Monroe Michigan. He drove to North Custer road before help arrived and was to undergo brain surgery to remove the bullet.
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Monroe
Mich
R. C. Pfeiffer
van Wert
Chilcote Co
Cleveland
Pfeiffer
Telegraph Road
Erie
State Line
Dixie Highway
Bates Road
David Kinsier
Custer Road
Kinsley
Sheriffs Office
Two Minor Accidents Reported To Police
Two minor automobile accidents were reported to police yesterday. A car driven by Fred Keith of 173 Lexington Avenue was damaged when it went into a ditch near Wineckles Street and struck a culvert about 7 p.m. A machine driven by Mrs. Arthur Wangavite of 226 Woodland Avenue was damaged at Broad and West Avenue around 4 15 p.m. when it was struck in the rear by a car driven by Arron Carroll of 269 Lexington Avenue.
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Fred Kieth
Lexington Avenue
Wineckles Street
Arthur Wangavite
Woodland Avenue
Broad and
West Avenue
Arron Carroll
German Protest Demands Release of Engineer Wicklein
Berlin demands immediate release of Hans Wicklein a German engineer arrested Monday night in Chai kov authorities held him over plans for a factory producing cannons. The protest to Moscow asserts Wicklein's rights and calls for due process.
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Berlin
Hans Wicklein
Chaikov
Moscow
Wicklein
Ohio State Riot Injures Students and Police
In Columbus Ohio on November 21 a riot at Ohio State University left at least three students and two police officers injured. About 1000 rooters stormed a theater, breaking glass doors and pelting the building and officers with rotten eggs fruit and vegetables.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Sinks Five Miles Off Owen Sound In Sudden Capsize
Eight crew members perish when the steamer Hibou capsizes and sinks five miles off Owen Sound during tests of a new compass. Captain Norman McKay and stewardess Juwna Johnston are among the dead. survivors include first mate James Agnew and purser Orville Parr. The vessel had no lifeboats, only air filled life-rafts.
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Owen Sound, Ont
Owen Sound
Norman McKay
Juwna Johnston
Rtuss Galibraith
Guy MacBernards
Murdock Melry
Edward Dunham
Jack Minnard
Raymond Earls
Cook
James Agnew
Howard Allen
S. Smart
Fred Record
Douglas McIntosh
Daniel Rouse
Ernest Rouse
Earl Carr
Orville Parr
Scoll
McKay
Captain McKay
Labor And Industry Compile Program For Congress
Labor and industry prepared their legislative agenda for the next Congress. The United States Chamber of Commerce urges tax reform, department reorganization, reduced appropriations and a balanced budget with relief cuts. John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers propose expanded social reform spending.
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Washington
Cp. -Labor and Industry
Congress
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Unions Clash Over Alleged Conspiracy in Labor Rift
Washington, Nov 21. The AF of L and John L. Lewis committee for industrial organization continue their dispute. Telegrams from United Mine Workers executive board to William Green, UMWA leaders, are released after Green was told to cease conspiracy accusations. Green denies the charges and criticizes Lewis for a mock trial in which his actions were reviewed.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John
Lewis
UMWA
Want-Ads Offer Fresh Milk Fed Roast Birds
Advertisers under Good Things to Eat promise healthy milk fed delicious birds ready for roasting. A phone call to any listed advertiser will deliver a fine bird to your door for convenience and satisfaction.
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Mars Yard
George H. Earie
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St. Paul’s Church
King Edward
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Leaders’ Club
P. H. Stevens
Credit Rating Bureau
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