Snow Blanket Creates Traffic Hazards Across County
A heavy snowfall blanketed Elyria and surrounding areas along the lake shore causing traffic hazards and tie ups in Curahesa County. One injury accident was reported with two Lorain men, Alex Crap and John Step, treated for minor cuts at Elisha Memorial Hospital.
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Uo Elyria
Territor Noth
Curahesa County
Elyria
Cleveland
Causig
Alex Crap
Vine Avenue
John Step
East 30Th Street
Elisha Memorial Hospital
Snow Forecast Shifts Across Midwest To Ohio
Weather observers say a blanket of warm air will melt snow in the Midwest today, then move into the East tomorrow. More snow is expected in Ohio and nearby states as temperatures rise and then fall again, with travel disruptions reported in several regions.
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Atlantic
Midwest
Ohio
Towa
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Aansas
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Kentucky
Weather forecast for Ohio: cloudy, warmer, light snow north
Mostly cloudy and warmer tonight and Saturday with light snow in the northern portion. The forecast notes small chances of wintry precipitation in the north.
Fire Department To Use National Guard Armory As HQ
The Elyria Fire Department will move headquarters to the National Guard armory on Third Street next month. Two of three Central Station units will occupy the armory dormitory space during remodeling, with work likely taking one to two months. Bids open next Monday. work to start about a week after if satisfactory.
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National Guard
Third Street
Elyria
Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
Central Fire Station
Faxon
Number One Hose Company
Number One Engine Company
Armory
Central Station
Heavy Snow Confined to Lake Region in Midwinter Storm
The Lake Erie area saw a mid winter storm drop 11.7 inches of snow per Cleve land weather bureau data. State Meteorologist W H Alexander said the heavy snowfall remained confined to the Lake Region with rising temperatures expected tonight. A one and a half inch ice sheet covered Sandusky Bar hindering fishing fleets though coal freighters could still move. One death, Morris S Roberts, 40, from a heart attack linked to the cold.
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United Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
W. H. Alexander
Alexader
Alexander
Sandusky Bar
Morris S. Roberts
Opposition Grows To King Edward And Mrs. Simpson Romance
Opposition in Britain to King Edward’s friendship with Mrs Wallis Simpson rises as government leaders, including Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, weigh political pressure to influence royal decisions. Police say no threats or guards confirmed. reports of planned editorial campaigns hint at a constitutional clash.
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King Edward
Wallis Simpson
CopsTitch
Fr United Press
Edward
Stanley Baldwin
Mrs. Simpson
Scotland Yard
Mrs Simpson
Albany Street
Cumberland Terrace
Fatal injury infront of Iberia home in Galion
Will Albright aged 92 died in Galion hospital from a crushed chest after being struck by an automobile driven by Charles Atkins of Mansfield. Atkins was absolved of blame after authorities were told Albright walked in front of the car.
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Galion, QO
Will Albright
Galion Hospital
Iberia
Charles Atkins
Mansfield
Atkins
Albright
States Slow In Meeting Social Security Setup
The Social Security Board pressed states to cooperate with a plan to protect 18 million workers from unemployment. Since January 1 1926 employers with eight or more workers pay 1 percent payroll tax. only 15 states plus Colorado and D C have enacted required legislation, 32 have taken no action, risking 10 million employees without coverage before a December 31 deadline.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Colorado
The
Security Board
District of Columbia
Congress
Seven Children Hurt In Ritz Theatre Stampede
In Colada Pa a free Ritz Theatre show for town children caused a panic when a rear radiator burst and steam mistook for smoke. Crowds surged to exits as rumors of fire spread, injuring over 30 children and leaving seven in State Hospital.
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Coaldale
Ritz Theater
Meets Demand Of Britain For Neutral Zone
London reports that Gen Francisco Franco designated a neutral zone for foreign ships, meeting Britain's demand amid the Spanish Civil War. A sub committee on the neutrality pact was to meet and Germany was expected to reject plans to supervise European air ports to prevent flights to the nationalists and loyalists.
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United Press
London
Francisco Franco
Great Britain
Germany
New Firemen Are Given Assignment
Fire Chief W. N. Bates announced two new Elyria Fire Department appointees John R. Dillman and Robert H. Curtis will start at 8 a.m. December 1 as Hose Company Number One members. They will work 12 hours on day one and rotate to cover both shifts, training quickly to become experienced firefighters. Both live in Elyria and will study department details at home as part of the routine.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
John R. Dillman
East Avenue
Robert H. Curtis
Second Street
Bates
Labor union pushes 30 hour week to aid jobs
TAMPA Fla November 27 The American Federation of Labor instructs its executive council to study proposals to limit Supreme Court powers and presses Congress to enact a 30 hour week as the price of survival in the machine age. The demand, aimed at reducing unemployment, was presented at the 156th Annual Convention by the shorter work day committee led by Edward J Gainor national president of the Letter Carriers and a federation vice president.
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Tampa
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Congress
Edward J. Gainor
Mystery Man of Europe Basil Zaharoff Dies in Monaco
Sir Basil Zaharoff longtime munitions dealer to any government with the price died in Monte Carlo at an advanced age. He built a vast fortune from arms profits and left a notorious reputation for shaping European conflicts.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Basil Zaharoff
Europe
Zaharoff
Twelve pickets injured at Celanese strike in Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland eleven or twelve pickets were injured as they tried to block a train carrying workers into the Celanese plant gates during a 15 day old strike. The action was led by the United Textile Workers demanding a 19 percent wage increase for about 9000 workers.
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Cumberland
Celanese Corporation of America
United Textile Workers
Soviet Warns Japan of Crushing Blow Over Attacks
G. M. Kurtev, head of the Far Eastern executive committee, told the All Union Congress of Soviets in Moscow that if Japan launches an attack, the Soviet Union will strike a crushing blow and not yield any territory.
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Moscow
Japan
G. M. Kurtev
Far Eastern
All Union Congress of Soviets
Pistol Duel Between Hungarian Duellists Postponed
Budapest Nov 27 The pistol engagement between Dr Franz Sargas and his cousin Lazire Gebei was postponed today until Saturday. Seconds said the duel will use specially prepared cartridges.
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Budapest
Franz Sargas
Hungary
Lazire Gebei
Doctor Edward Katskee Experiment With Death Ends Quickly
Omaha medical men report Dr. Edward Katskee's overdose experiment with cocaine ended in a rapid death. His wall diary described paralysis of the tongue and fading heart as he sought to record his findings and summon aid. He had moved to Omaha from Tinley and faced divorce actions prior to his death.
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Omaha
Edward Katskee
Ratskee
Hizhir
Cornoer
Matt Jaap
Katshee
Katskee
Kaiskes
Tincolo
Allen
Tale 2
War Denounced by President Roosevelt in Brazil
President Roosevelt urged peace in the Americas during a joint address to Brazil's Supreme Court, Senate, and Chamber in Rio de Janeiro. He highlighted democratic unity and reforms, praised Brazil for peace efforts, and cited the upcoming Pan-American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires to banish war from the new world.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Roosevelt
New World
Brazilian Supreme Court
Senate
Chamber
Americas
Getulio Vargas
Buenos Aires
Heroic Act Saves Youth From Death
A 19 year old, Buddy Tortore, was saved from certain death as an unidentified man leapt between an oncoming express train and the boy on a New York subway platform. The man pulled the youth’s head away from the rails just as the train neared. The motorman applying the airbrakes prevented a tragedy.
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New York
Buddy Tortore
Ie Rais
Buddy
President's Son Improves After Sinus Infection
In Boston on November 27 Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the President was reported much better with acute sinus affection not serious by hospital officials. His fiancée Miss Ethel DuPont planned to visit and his mother had arrived from Hyde Park New York. He was admitted Wednesday and the stay remained undisclosed until now.
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Boston
Franklin D Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel DuPont
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Welcomed by Thousands in Rio de Janeiro
President Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived in Brazil amid a massive crowd as he and President Getulio Vargas toured Rio Branco Avenue. Tens of thousands cheered, flags waved, and troops paraded as the U S S Indianapolis and convoy ships docked. Roosevelt planned a luncheon with Vargas and a Canadian address before Brazilian congress.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Belo
Getulio Vargas
Avenida Rio Branca
Roosevelt
Vargas
Americas
Tijuca
E. G. Fontes
Indianapolis
Chester
Guanabara Bay
Ilha Das Cobras
Sao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Roper Outlines Recovery Act Policy After Voluntary Efforts
Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper declared that if voluntary cooperation among business labor and the government fails the United States should return to the basic standards of the National Industrial Recovery Act. He warned that federal legislation may be needed to secure cooperation and achieve the Act’s objectives.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Congress
Don
Fall of Madrid Looms as Kleber Takes Command
General Emil Klber, a German French Canadian figure of the International anti fascist column, is named to command Madrid's northern front as experts forecast the city may fall within hours. He arrives amid intensified bombardment and Madrid's rally of support while nationalist forces push toward decisive action.
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Madrid
Emile Kieber
Kes
Coluamn
Pilion
Kleber
Toronto
Ont
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