Britain Seeks New Appeal for War Debt Suspension
Prime Minister MacDonald plans a fresh appeal to the United States for suspending Britain’s December 15 war debt payment. He convened cabinet members to draft the note while France signals a guarded stance and urges an international conference. France, possessing large gold reserves, expects to meet its $19 million December installment.
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U. S
Mrs. Chamberlain Long Active In Church Work
Etta K Chamberlain wife of Geo H Chamberlain died Friday November 25 1932 at 238 Ninth Street Elyria Born August 15 1865 in LaGrange daughter of Andrew and Toulsa Hart Mynderse She joined the Methodist Episcopal Church of LaGrange in childhood and remained a member of Elyria First Methodist at death Five sons five daughters one sister and many grandchildren survive Funeral services set for 3 30 PM today Private event
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Geo. H.bamberlain
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LaGrange
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Geo H. Chamberlain
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Vera
Gertrude Alice
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Elyrma
Methodist Episcopal Church of
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Unity Club
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Ruth Acker
Chas. B
Wayne
Michigan
Geo. H. Sjr
California
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Robert H
Lakewood
John M
Troy
Ohio
Mina Avy Mynderse
Dr. H. F. Gammons Laid To Rest In Amherst
Dr. H. F. Gammons was interred after a requiem mass at St. Joseph Catholic church with Fr. James Bischen officiating. The service included a vocal solo by Robert Strohmeier and pallbearers Dr. W. E. Wheatley, Charles Murray, Don Miller, J. J. Smythe, J. A. Weshecher, and Henry Plato. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery.
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Poland’s Debt Demand Declined by U S
Acting Secretary of State Castle warned Poland that the United States would not postpone the December 15 debt payment. He pledged that President Hoover would ask Congress to create a commission to re examine the Polish debt.
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Wladyslaw Sokolowski
Poland
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Ohio forecast: fair, colder tonight. Sunday warming
A brief Ohio forecast calls for fair skies and colder temperatures tonight. Sunday should stay fair with a slow rise in temperatures, followed by warmer conditions on Monday.
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Ohio Wesleyan Coach Gauthier to Speak at Elyria Banquet
Kiwanis Club hosts its annual Elyria High School football banquet featuring Ohio Wesleyan University athletic director and coach George Gauthier. Gauthier, in his 12th year, led Battling Bishops football and track to top finishes and national attention with games against Michigan State Detroit Michigan Syracuse and Notre Dame in past seasons.
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Winckles Funeral Set for Monday at North Ridgeville Church
Funeral services for the late Carey T. Winckles will be held Monday at 2 PM at the North Ridgeville Congregational church with Rev. C. Young officiating. The body will be moved from Sudro Funeral Home to the Winckles home today and friends may call until 11 AM Monday before the service. Pallbearers include Fred Kuhlow Carl Stetson W. B. Richmond Paul Cunningham O K Manning and J H Brown.
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North Ridgeville Congregational Church
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Winckles
Ridgeville
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Carl Stetson
W. B. Richmond
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O. K. Manning
J. H Brown
Tug Lydia sinks with five aboard near Grand Marais
A fierce Lake Superior gale capsized the steam tug Lydia from Racine Wisconsin as it tried to reach Grand Marais harbor. Captain Louis Larson and four others drowned or missing. Wreckage washed ashore with no bodies found. The Isabella and Josephine, two companion tugs, stood by but were not reported later.
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Fred Hansen
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Boy 18 Killed by Automobile in Northfield Incident
Edward Needs, 18, was struck by a car while walking near his Northfield home last night. He died from a fractured skull after being taken to Bedford Hospital.
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Elyrian Man Escapes Fatal Injury After Bullet Incident
Leland Jones of 715 East Broad Street narrowly escaped a fatal head wound yesterday afternoon when a stray bullet fired by three boys shooting at a tree struck him while husking corn on Henry Friedenstine’s East Broad Street farm. He was taken to Elyria Clinic with a glancing blow that did not penetrate the skull. the boys were absolved of criminal action after a conference with Police Chief E J Stankard.
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Henry Friedenstine
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Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports show October 1932 earnings halted downward trend in railroads with gains over October 1931. Washington notes factory payrolls rose in October and industrial production held up after August and September increases. Chicago reports a 3.1 percent payroll gain across 2,746 establishments, first since February. Grand Rapids furniture payrolls also rose for the fourth straight month in October according to Said Man Seidman.
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ABOR DEMANDS SHORTER HOURS
About 400 delegates at the AFL Fifty-Second Annual Convention in Cincinnati push for a six hour day and a five day week as core goals. They plan to broaden work distribution and debate methods to reduce hours, with a proposed twentieth amendment to the constitution discussed and rejected by the committee.
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American Federation of Labor
Hoover to urged drastic cuts in government expenses
Republican floor leader Snell after meeting with President Hoover said the president would propose specific and drastic reductions in governmental expenses rather than a broad downward revision of appropriations.
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Agricultural Society to Elect President on Dec 7th
Lorain County Agricultural Society plans an extra meeting on December 17 to elect a successor to president C. T. Winckles who died yesterday and to elect a vice president and secretary. Five directors with expiring terms were re-elected: Ernie Pierce Penfield T. W. Wise Grafton Dr. E. P. Clement Elyria B. C. Betts Pittefield and J. C. Hazelton Elyria.
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Injured Woman Sues Lorain Street Railway for 7600
Wanda Lesinski of Lorain sues Lorain Street Railway Co for 7600 alleging injuries when her heel caught in a step on a street car causing a fall on February 13, 193?. The petition seeks damages for medical bills and pain.
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Lorain
Lorain Street Railway Company
Roosevelt to study farm problem in Georgia
President elect Roosevelt planned a series of farm leader conferences at Warm Springs Georgia to discuss an emergency program including farm credits as part of a new deal for farmers. He will also review Soviet Russia recognition with an academic approach and study State Department files before forming an opinion.
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Rev E C Young to Address Ridgeville Club Meeting
Rev. E C Young pastor of Ridgeville Congregational church will speak at the Y M C A Young Men's Club meeting Monday night on Keeping Your Ideals. New committees for the next two months will be named by president Jay Fitch. Plans include attending the Kiwanis Club banquet for Elyria High School football team Thursday night.
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Hoover to Seek Debt Commission amid urged payments
President Hoover plans to ask Congress to create a debt commission to re examine European debts as Britain France and Belgium press for revision. He urged Dec 15 payments while Congress shows strong opposition to a new commission. Secretary Stimson replies to foreign requests and awaits Britain’s next note expected early next week.
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French Deputies Oppose War Debt Payment Move
Nationalist members of the French Chamber of Deputies push to table a motion to refuse any payment of the war debt to the United States and to the bank for International Settlement. Prime Minister Herriot faces a political test as Britain’s Dec. 15 debt decision looms and Indian gold shipments move toward England to bolster the Pound.
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Belgium Declares Inability to Meet December Debt Payment
Brussels reports indicate Belgium will reply to President Hoover's war debt note stating an inability to make the December 15 payment. The response is to be dispatched to Washington next week.
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Bank President at Ottawa Dies
George W. Kahle 57 president of the Bank of Ottawa and longtime Democratic leader in Putnam County died Friday night at his home after collapsing while hunting near Findlay last Monday. He had led the bank since 1918 and was active in Kiwanis, Knights of Columbus, and St. Peter and Paul's church.
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Charles D. Krapp Summoned By Death
Charles D. Krapp died at his home 22 West Avenue after a lingering illness. He was born January 6, 1867 in Vermilion and had lived in the city 48 years. Survived by widow Jennie, a daughter Mrs. S. B. Ickes, a grandson, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral set for Sunday 2 p.m. at Maple Grove Cemetery burial in Axtel.
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Emma Kishman
Eva Krapp
George
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Elyria
Fred
Lakewood
Nichols Funeral Home
George Denman
Church of Christ Scientist
Maple Grove Cemetery
Axtel
Ohio
Examiners Flag Illegal Payments Across Lorain County
State examiners reveal illegal road-related payments totaling 1538 across Lorain County townships over the past year. Findings include Sheffield Township paying 432 to a volunteer firefighter, Elyria overpayments to three individuals, and Wellington overstepping by taking county assessments. Also notes misused insurance premiums and a local fines matter.
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H.T. Mangers
Kenneth Fitzgerald
W. H. Howland
Sheffield
Raymond Watters
Watters
Lorain
Elyria Township
W. C. Delefield
H. F. Chambers
W. H. Chambers
Frank Ayers
Wellington Township
B. H. Perkins
Gratton
Fire truck crash kills one fireman in Cleveland
A hook and ladder truck collided with an automobile and a street car in Cleveland killing Michael Bolivar and seriously injuring two other firemen. Frank Slatnik, driver of the auto, was badly hurt as the vehicle and truck struck the street car at a street intersection. victims were rushed to Glenville Hospital.
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Cleveland
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Glenville Hospital
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Stephen Mackin
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Frank Slatnik
Prohibition Repeal Showdown Planned for Opening Congress
Washington November 26 Leaders from both parties in the House work on a plan for a showdown vote on prohibition repeal on the opening day of the new Congress, December 5. Speaker Garner and Republican leader Snell confer while Democratic whip McDuffie urges members to attend. The strategy centers on suspending rules for a two thirds vote, a hurdle to repeal, with wets debating strength in the lame duck session.
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House
Congress
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Ala
Youth Loses Hand in Marysville Hunting Accident
Charles Curry, 14, of near Marysville, lost his right hand when his shotgun discharged while he stood on a stump. The accident occurred Friday in Marysville.
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