King George Returns To Greek Throne
ATHENS news reports King George II of the Hellenes returning to Athens after exile fears, greeted by regent officials and a large crowds. He attended a thanksgiving in the Cathedral, visited the Unknown Soldier tomb, then led a grand procession through city streets with strict crowd controls and guards.
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Athens
George II
House of Glucksburg
Pant
George Konds
Iehy
Las Gearce
Cathedral of
Republica Wiseset
George
Study Opinion Of Judge In Taxpayer's Suit
Counsel for T R Cookston argues the taxpayer lost the case to block the PWA water project. Judge Philip Wis of Mt Vernon will decide today whether to appeal. Warner Black and Lawrence Webber report the opinion arrived late and they have not reviewed it with their client. The judge’s opinion says city interests are served by the verdict allowing construction of the 312 mile pipeline under C F Lytle’s contract, bid $124 400.
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T. R. Cookston
RissHif
PWA
Philip Wis
Mt. Vernon
Warner_ Black
Lawrence Webber
Wilkins
C. F. Lytle
Sonix City
Kiwanians Hear Former Advisor To Emperor
Dr Ernest Work Muskingum College history professor and former official in Italian and Ethiopian governments addresses the Ho tel Neweil Kiwanians at their Wednesday meeting due to Thanksgiving on Thursday. He is noted as likely the only person with high medals from both nations for World War II service with the Italian medical service and the M C A.
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Eirra Kiwanis Ciub
Neweil
Nnon
Ernest Work
Muskingum College
Kiwanis
Regulay
Work
Italy
Ohio Weather Outlook: Cloudy Tonight and Tuesday
The Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with a chance of light rain in the southwest portion. Warmer tonight and in the southeast portion Tuesday, with temperatures easing as the system moves away.
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Ohio
Sheriff Orders Barberton Plant Closed
The Barberton Ohio Fastractor Co plant was ordered shut by Sheriff James T. Flower after rioting and deadlock in a ten week strike. The sheriff planned to decommission 180 special deputies and remove tear gas and ammunition at noon. The Central Labor Union authorized a general strike and a seven member committee would manage actions if talks failed. The company refused to negotiate and officials blamed labor leaders for violence risk.
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Barberto
Ohio Fastrator Co
James T. Flower
Edward F. McGrady
Lahor
Lala
H. D. Friel
Bavheon Central Labor Union
F. B. Gerhart
Diamond Match Co. Incai
Akron
Caustic Attack On A F L By John L Lewis
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, accuses the American Federation of Labor of dog in the manger tactics toward organizing workers in mass production industries. He spoke at a press conference explaining his resignation as vice president of the federation over irreconcilable differences on mass-industries organization.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
A. F. of L
Executive Council
Congressman Harter to Speak at Democratic Dinner Here
Akron Congressman Don W. Harter will be principal speaker at a Democratic dinner at the Newell Hotel at 6 50 p m Tuesday. Vincent Gray, city Democratic chair, announced the first general assembly since municipal elections. All Democrats invited and arrangements through Gray or the Newell hotel.
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Don W. Harter
Akron
Newell Hotel
Vincent Gray
Democratic City Committee
Gray
Judge Findsley Hears War Chest Disposition Case
Warren Common Pleas hears a case on how a $45000 WWI war chest should be used. The American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Niles Memorial Hospital contest the fund as the best fit to donors’ original intent, with Judge Gur B Findler presiding by special appointment of Chief Justice Karl V. Wergandt. Outside judge assigned due to case complexity and regional honors tied to Lorain County judges.
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Common Pleas
Gur B. Findler
Warren
Karl V. Wergandt
Unico Supreme Court
American Lesson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Niles Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Homer Clauser Ordained Into the Ministry by Elyria Church
Homer Clauser was ordained into gospel ministry by the Church of Elyria after afternoon examination by the Hebron Baptist Association ordination council. The service featured an ordination sermon on The Spirited Life by Dr. R. F. Neighbour and the presentation of the Bible, with charge given by Rev. N. H. Finney and ordination prayer led by Rev. R. W Neighbour and Rev. B. Davidson.
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Wee
Ty Sundar T
Homer Clause
Elyria
Clauser
Meich Nation Council
Hebron
NH. K. Finney D. D
Brethren of the Gospel
R. W Neighbour
B. Davidson
The
India Mission
Public Meeting On White Way Issue Friday
A public meeting is set for 7 30 p m Friday in the council chambers to decide if the White Way illumination will continue next year and how it will be financed. The contract expires December 31 and currently abutting property owners pay the cost. neighbors oppose further assessments, seeking city wide funding. Public opinion at the Friday meeting will guide future action as no council session is scheduled until December 2.
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Dim Swinging
Vermilion Grade Crossing Project Receives Federal Funds
Washington approves 7.9 million for Ohio improvements including Vermilion grade crossing. A. P. Lasren says the 300000 estimate covers most costs with no county or railroad share. Plans call for a viaduct to elevate the roadway at the crossing, long fatal accident site. Plans are nearly complete and a notice to proceed is expected after bids.
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Lake Shore
Washington
A. PP. Lasren
Lagron
Roosevelt
Ohio
Funds Available For Corn Loans
Reconstruction Finance Corporation made available 100060 dollars to the Commodity Credit Corporation to enable 45 cents a bushel loans on the 1935 corn crop.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Wellington Boy Accidental Shooting Victim
A Wellington football player was wounded in an accidental shooting involving teammates as they prepared to leave a game. The bullet struck the rib area and lodged near vital organs, but doctors removed it at a local clinic. Family and friends, including the barber and coach, stayed by the injured youth’s bedside through the weekend.
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John Morgan
Wellingae
Ralph Falls
J. P. Schafer
Barber
Woman Hurt As Cars Collide On Elyria Streets
Mrs. Anna Gotshall, 30, of 521 East Avenue, sustained minor injuries when struck by a car driven by Robert Haswell, 169 Ridge Street, while crossing Broad Street near East Avenue. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with a minor contusion to her left hip. Another car, owned by R Kreig, 326 10th Street, struck the vehicle of Poters on West Avenue hill north of Broad Street. Police report multiple weekend collisions and fender damage along Broad Street, West Avenue, and nearby streets involving several drivers.
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Anna Gotshall
East Avenue
Robert Haswell
Ridge Street
Broad Street
Haswell
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R- Kreig
326
10Th Street
West Avenue Hill
I Poters
West Avenue
Joseph Oleni
Traffic Accidents Claim Thirteen Lives In Ohio
Unnted Press reports a week end of fatal crashes across Ohio with at least 13 dead. Cincinnati victims include Anthony Prinzbach 36 Mrs Hattie Mercer 68 Richard Braun 22 and John Jakel 73. Cleveland deaths include Robert Carter 25 and John Jermosak 1. Other victims listed include Vito Rowondo 23 and Ruth Maithens 35 in Warren Niles and Columbus with several unclear names and towns.
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Ohio
Anthony Prinzbach
Hattia Mercer
Richard Braun
John Jakel
Cleveland
Robert Carter
John Jermosak
Vito Rowondo
Dover
Herder
Jeandervin
Parral
Joseph Meehan
Eli Podie
Warren
Niles
Ruth Maithens
Columbus
Milk conference in Cleveland to address price dispute
Producers and distributors from Lorain County gather in Cleveland for an afternoon meeting on milk price problems. A temporary November agreement is under review as organizers seek a longer lasting settlement. Two thirds of Lorain County milk goes to Cleveland, raising regional concern. Some Cleveland distributors reportedly ignore the temporary pact, to be discussed at the session.
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Lake
Cleveland
Radar
Lorain County
Injunction Granted Against Processing Taxes Hits New Deal Plan
The U S Supreme Court granted Louisiana rice millers an injunction against processing taxes under AAA amendments. The ruling targeted rice processing taxes but signaled halting the wider levy system and pressured the Treasury to find new funding for AAA benefits amid fears of further constitutional challenges to the program.
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Washington
U. P
Treasury
Supreme Court
Giant Airship At Base In Midway Islands
Pan American Airways China Clipper arrives at Midway Island from Honolulu after a nine hour flight covering 1380 miles. The crew, Edwin C. Musick and 14 passengers, prepared for Wake Island stay and future trans-Pacific air mail runs. Ground crews and officials readied the base as radio and landings were established.
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Midway Islands
Pacific
Pan American Airways
Honolulu
Midway Ye
Pearl Harbor
Alameda
Cal
Edwin C. Musick
Wake Islands
W. O. Elxridge
Ion
J. Brands
Or. Bord
N.C. Wikland
Hall Lingen
W. B. Greenough
A. J. Copeland
H. H.W. Danielson Ard & Cooks
Glass Co. Gets Strike Threat
Pittsburgh plate Glass company faces a second strike threat in under a year as the Federation of Flat Glass Workers of America notifies that about 4,500 workers across six plants will walk out at midnight tomorrow unless a 10 percent general wage increase is granted. The company employs 6,000 people.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Federation of Flat Glass Workers of America
AWF. of S
Cin
Italy Protests U S Policy On Exports
The Italian government protests against United States efforts to halt shipments of ordinary commercial articles to Italy amid the Ethiopia crisis. Ambassador Rosso reportedly discussed with Secretary Hull, as Rome argues oil copper cotton and other goods should not be blocked under the neutrality act.
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Washington
United States
Italy
State Department
Augusto Rosso
Io Hate
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Tralian
Ethiopian Commander Siyoum Dies of Wounds
Unconfirmed dispatch from Makale claims Siyoum, Ethiopian commander in chief of the north, died of wounds from the Nalhan bombardment on November 15. Ras Siyoun’s fate is being corroborated by deserters in the Tembien sector as officials seek confirmation.
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Rome
Makale
Siyoum
North
Hiepytis
Ilalan
Ras Siyoun
Nalian
Mainesise
Lian
Tembien
Nerb
Thanksgiving Want Ads Offer Fresh Poultry and Deals
Shop The Want-Ads for Thanksgiving good things to eat with chickens turkeys ducks geese and more. Advertisers offer fresh clean merchandise at reasonable prices at convenient locations and times for readers seeking affordable fowl and festive fare.
Final Reports To Be Made Tomorrow In Elyria drive
Elyria Community Chest campaign heads urged workers to make one last push to meet the pledged totals. At noon today the third luncheon reported pledges rose by 11,724.09 to 46,856.30, still short of the goal by 25,925.70. Industries contributed heavily, with $6,135.85 added, bringing their total to 26,007.35. Major plants like Colson, Fox Furnace, Pfandler, and Western Auto Machine Screw added sizable sums. Eleven men’s teams total reached 10,343.28 and seven women’s teams 7,353.41.
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Elyria Community Chest
C. B. Smythe
Community Service Council
Colson Company
Fox Furnace Company
Pfandler Company
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Final Chest Drive Reports For Elstia Campaign
Final reports in Elstia's Community Chest drive, aiming for $65,782, will be presented at a luncheon tomorrow at the M C A. Workers will seek remaining gifts as campaign chair Harry L. Reynolds urges all volunteers to attend. No speaker is planned, the focus is on the totals and reaching the goal.
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Elstia
Community Chest
M.C. A
Harry L. Reynolds
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