Britain weighs debt payment plan as default fears rise
London reports urge postponement of December debt to the United States with possible partial payment. Prime Minister MacDonald faces pressure to avoid default, while King George and Chancellor Chamberlain seek high-level guidance. Officials warn default would threaten British credit and Empire trade.
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London
United States
Washington
Britain
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Laborite
Daily Herald
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Herald
Norman
MacDonald
George
Neville Chamberlain
Buckingham Palace
United Front
Europe
France
Paris
Lord Tyrrell
Herriot
Robert Horne
Exchequer
Board of Trade
United Press
Hunger marchers press for DC food and shelter
Hunger march leaders in Washington demand that the District of Columbia provide food and shelter for three days for the demonstrators next week. They plan to present requests to the district commissioners, but officials show little sign of reversing policy. William Reynolds of Detroit accuses authorities of pressuring property owners as about 795 marchers have arrived with as many as 3,000 expected by Sunday night.
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Washington
District of Columbia
William Reynolds
Detroit
Reynolds
Real Estate Dealer Raymond Lake Dies From Wound in Massillon
Massillon Ohio November 29 Raymond T Lake 46 a leading real estate and insurance dealer died at Massillon Hospital last night from a personal safety related wound Coroner T C Quate will conduct an autopsy today to determine exact cause of death.
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Massillon
Raymond T. Lake
Massillon Hospital
T. C. Quate
Trustees to choose successor for Pleasant View Sanatorium
Pleasant View Sanatorium trustees in Lorain county will meet today to begin selecting a successor to late superintendent Dr H F Gammons. Allan Branson of Wellington said about three applications exist and a prompt decision is unlikely. The board will prioritize ability and qualifications.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
Lorain County Tuberculosis Hospital
H. F. Gammons
Allan Branson
Wellington
Meade
Branson
Cars in Collision near 15th Street on Middle Ave
Cars driven by F B Wells of 241 Seventh Street and Mrs G A Behr of Oberlin were damaged slightly in a collision on Middle Avenue near 15th Street around 6 p m yesterday. Kenneth Keopp reported an 11 pound rabbit theft from his home Saturday night or Sunday morning. Columbia Refining Company filed suit against Louis C Beal and William Beal at 204 Lodi Street for 1044 and 2088 dollars respectively, both foreclosure of property sought.
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F. B. Wells
Seventh Street
G. A. Behr
Oberlin
Middle Avenue
15Th Street
Kenneth Keopp
Ninth Street
Columbia Refining Company
Louis C. Beal
Lodi Street
William Beal
Boys Stamp Club Reorganizes Under Y M C A
The Sivria MC boys division sponsors a reorganization meeting for the Boys Stamp Club at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Y M C A building. E E Welter will lead as advisor with plans for monthly auctions, stamp discussions, and guest speakers from Elyria and other cities to share stamp and cover knowledge.
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Boys Stamp Club
Sivria
MC. A
E. Welter
Weller
Elyria
Heart Attack Fatal To Priest In Cleveland
The Rev. Fr. James J. Quinn aged 72 who founded Catherine's Catholic church in Cleveland and served as pastor died last night at his residence from a heart attack. Bishop Joseph Schrembs and many priests were at his bedside. Ill since last Thursday he had just returned from a two month Europe tour where he attended the Eucharistic Congress in Dublin. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs Catherine McMahon and Sister M Juliana, and two brothers Rev Thomas Quinn and William Quinn.
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Cleveland
James J. Quinn
Catherine's Catholic Church
Joseph Schrembs
Quinn
Europe
Dublin
Catherine McMahon
M. Juliana
Ursuline Convent
Thomas Quinn
Sandusky
William Quinn
Oil lamp blast burns three in Girard home
Opal White, 13, and her parents Mr and Mrs Charles White were burned when an oil lamp exploded in a Girard home. Opal is in St Elizabeth's Hospital with burns and a four year old boy from a grass fire is hospitalized at St Elizabeth's after clothing caught fire. Joseph Demetro was saved by his mother when his clothing ignited during the grass fire.
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Youngstown
Giiard
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Opal White
Girard
Charles White
Joseph Demetro
Labor March to the Coliseum Draws 1400 in Toledo
A heterogeneous procession of about 1400 sympathizers formed into a column, singing the Internationale, marching to the Coliseum. Admission for those who did not belong was ten cents. William Patterson, Toledo labor leader, presided as master of ceremonies and a South Chicago black leader urged aid to the marchers.
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Coliseum
William Patterson
Toledo
Chicago
Norris Glad He Helped Beat Hoover
Senator George W. Norris, Nebraskan Progressive Republican, says he is glad to have helped defeat Hoover, even at the cost of losing the Senate Judiciary Committee chairmanship. He concedes no deal with Roosevelt and rejects joining any Progressive Republican movement this winter. Norris notes Roosevelt’s election as victory in the Muscle Shoals fight and reflects on past efforts to win government operation of the project.
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Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Repubican
Hoover
Senate Judiciary Committee
Norris
Judiciary
Senate
Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Death Notice of Margaret Traxler of Avon Lake
Avon Lake Nov 2 Margaret Traxler lifelong resident died after a lingering illness at her Tear Road home at 2 30 am aged 39 She was the widow of N C Traxler Survived by four sons Mathias and Albert at home Albert of Bacon and A J Traxler of Avon Lake 20 grandchildren Funeral Wednesday at 730 in Holy Trinity Church with Rev Father Worth officiating
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Avon Laal
Margaret Traxler
Avon Lake
Tear Road
N. C. Traxler
Mathias
Albert
Bacon
A. J. Traxler
Holy Trinity Churea
Father Worth
Local Obituaries: Cotts and Burket Pass Away
Mrs. Joan Eylden of Grafton died after coma from diabetes. William F. Corts of Elyria, a retired real estate agent born July 1863 in Ashland County, died at home after a year illness. Surviving widow Alice Cotts and seven children. Dr. F F Burker of Lakewood Hospital, husband of Jennie Burket, died at Lakewood Hospital. Funeral services scheduled in Lakewood with interment at Lakewood Cemetery.
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Joan Eylden
Grafton
Cleveland
Kauffman Funeral Directors
William F. Corts
Pasadena Avenue
Mr. Cotte
Ashland County
Alice Cotts
Ruth Kohn
Helen Bartlett
Edith Broughton
Elyvia
Blanche Crowden
Lakewood
Howard Corts
Lancaster
Robert and
Arthur Corts
Elyria
J. O. Weber
Canton
Sudro Funeral
E. J. Bond
Lakeview Cemetery
F. F. Burker
Wagers Avenue
Jennie Thorne Burket
103 O. V. I. Association
Lakewood M
Woman Killed In Auto Crash Near Fort Wayne
One woman died and two others were injured in a collision near Fort Wayne Indiana Monday night. Mrs Frank A Gamble 64 widow of Ex Postmaster Cambie of Van Wert died at once. The injured are Mr and Mrs Clayton Pfeiffer in Lutheran Hospital. Charles T Marker of Columbia City driver of the other car was held on a charge of involuntary manslaughter. He and Jon O Shaughnessy of Monroeville escaped injury.
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van Wert
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank A. Gamble
Cambie
Clayton Pfeiffer
Gamble
Lutheran Hospital
Charles T. Marker
Columbia City
Jon O'Shaughnessy
Monroeville
City to cut bus fares and license fees
Middletown Ohio November 29 L T Nein city manager announced a fare reduction from 7 to 5 cents for city buses effective January 1. The city also agreed to cut bus license fees from 100 to 15 dollars. Local transportation officials cited saving for riders and operators.
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Middletown
L. T. Nein
Dayton Chest Campaign Extends To Christmas
Dayton leaders announced the community chest drive will continue to Christmas. A report shows $692,910 contributed toward a $774,943 goal. The University of Dayton-Davis football game Saturday will be played for the chest benefit.
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Dayton
Dayton Community Chest
University of Dayton-Davis
London Daily Mail reviews Sharp memoirs of Ambassador Sharp
London papers discuss The War Memoirs of William Graves Sharp American Ambassador to France 1914 1919. The Daily Mail calls it extremely interesting and well edited by Warrington Dawson. It notes Sharp arrived in France September 2 1914 and stayed through post Armistice duties including German interests.
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William Graves Sharp
London Daily Mail
France
The
Daily Mail
Warrington Dawson
United States
Washington
Marshal Joffre
Minister Urges YMCA Members to Honor Promises and Faith
Rev. E. C. Young of Ridgeville Congregational church spoke to the Young Men's Club urging members to keep their deals and not let prejudice or weakness interfere while stressing the need to uphold religious ideals. Committees for the next two months were named: Program chaired by M. F. Fe, with Keith Brown, Alsa Van Wormer, and Wilbur Gaston. Social and Entertainment chaired by Leonard Kuss with Fred Schnuerer, Max Van Wormer, and Dr. Mark Abbe. Music chaired by Ralph Standen with Henry Cook and James Lilley. The inter-club committee 38, composed of past presidents, remains unchanged.
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Young Men's Club
E. C. Young
Ridgeville Consresational Church
M. F. Fe
Keith Brown
Alsa van Wormer
Wilbur Gaston
Leonard Kuss
Fred Schnuerer
Max van Wormer
Mark Abbe
Ralph Standen
Henry Cook
James Liliey
Driver Of Death Car Held Under Bond Of $10,060
Ambrose J. Gallagher, 27, driver of the fatal car, was arraigned in police court and held on $10,000 bond as grand jury action on manslaughter is prepared. Two sisters, Maria Mulcrone, 25, and Betty Mulcrone, 26, died after being struck Sunday night. Gallagher acknowledged drinking shortly before the crash with Mrs. Elsie Koschucker, 36, and John Atwood, 23, who are held as material witnesses.
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Cleveland
County Grand Jury
Ambrose J. Gallagher
Gallagher
Maria Mulcrone
Betty
Elsie Koschucker
John Atwood
Legion Scouts Reorganization Set At Elyria Legion Home
The Elyria Post No 12 American Legion Boy Scouts plan a re organization at the Legion Home Wednesday night at 7 o clock. H E B Agate adjutant announced the new unit will be led by Scout Master H W Korner, former Elyria M C A boy secretary, with several new members to be admitted. A decision on whether the troop will have 24 or 28 members will be made.
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Elyria
Leston
Oberlin Club Sets Meeting and Arts Lectures
Mrs Ed Schramm presented readings to a good Oberlin crowd including Odd Fellows families. The Lorain County W C T U executive committee will meet at 10 am Friday December 2 in the Oberlin Methodist church with a noon luncheon served. Local members attended the eleventh annual Pythian Sisters district convention in Elyria.
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Ed Schramm
Odd Fellows
Lorain County
Methodist Church
Oberlin
National Headquarters
Honored on 49th Anniversary Of Marriage
Oberlin Ohio November 25 Mr and Mrs Fred C Ruth of 153 Woodland avenue hosted a Sunday evening gathering at her home for the forty ninth wedding anniversary of her parents Dr and Mrs H W Powers of Amherst A seven o clock dinner for twenty two guests came from Amherst South Amherst Ravenna Cleveland and Oberlin A musical program followed social time and the list of guests included Dr and Mrs H W Powers Mr and Mrs F R Power and son Harry and daughter Mary Belle of Amherst Miss Jessie Powers Cleveland Mr and Mrs C E Green and son David James Green and Miss Winifred Green Ravenna Mr and Mrs Arthur Powers son Warren and daughter Virginia of South Amherst Miss Eleanor Green Mr and Mrs Fred C Ruth and children Janice Alice and Ralph of Oberlin
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Qberlin
Pythian Sisters
Odd Fellows Hall
Elyria
John Denger
George Shank
H. A. Funk
Jack Kelly
G. A., Bahr
George Worcester
Hazel Worcester
Gladys Hart
Christine Mahan
Harry Kelly
McGranh
Floyd Harley
Grace Morgan
M. C. Helm
Board of Education
Painesville
Ohio
Oberlin Exchange Club
Frances Nickerson
Oberlin Women's Club
May Cottage
Elm Street
America
Florida
J. D. Yocom
Charleston
C. D. Pease
Lynds Jones
Wright Laboratory
Finney Chapel
J. A. Richards
First Church
Old Stone Church
Cleveland
Judson Pyle
Minneapolis
L. H. Pyle
East College Street
Jessie
Oberlin
Fred C. Ruth
Woodland Avenue
H. W. Powers
Amherst
South Amherst
Ravenna
F. R. Power
Harry
Mary Belle
Jessie Powers
C. E. Green
David
James Green
Winifred Green
Arthur Powers
Warren
Virginia
Eleanor Green
Janice
Alice
Ralph
Oberlin Seventh in Ohio Ranking for 1931 32
Oberlin College ranks seventh among Ohio colleges for 1931 32 per the American Association of Collegiate Registrars. Oberlin leads the college group, trailing only large state universities, with 1 666 registered students in the ten largest Ohio colleges and universities. Ohio State leads with 12 045, Cincinnati 5 293, Western Reserve 5 020, Miami 2 495, Ohio University 2 409, Toledo University 1 751, Oberlin 1 666, Ohio Wesleyan 1 644, Akron 1 322, Bowling Green 1 146. other schools under 1 000.
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Oberlin
Ohio
American Asociation of
Oberlin College
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Western Revenue
Miami
Ohio University
Toledo University
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Bowling Green
Education for marriage urged by Elyria speaker
Mrs. E J Howenstine told Elyria Rotary Club that young people need education for marriage and home making to avoid pitfalls and build fulfilling unions. She argued for middle ground between old and new home models, urged uniform marriage and divorce laws, and advocated eugenic controls to bar the unfit from marrying.
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J. Howenstine
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks' Club
Wei
Howenstine
W. O. Zalser
Elyria Kiwanta Club
Rotarians
Kiwanis
Louis H. Young Drowns After Heart Attack in Lake
Warren Ohio November 29 Louis H Young 71 a contractor drowned when a heart attack caused him to fall into a lake on his son's estate near Niles He built the first improved road in Trumbull County Kenton Ohio November 29 Frank Kennedy 42 manager of Mt Victory Ohio stock yards died from a fractured skull when his auto was struck by a Big Four freight train at Mt Victory on Monday
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Warren
Louis H. Young
Niles
Young
Trumbull
Kenton,o
Frank Kennedy
Mt. Victory
Ohio
Big Four
Principal cities drive fight for lower rates
Commissioner John W. Bricker said efforts will be made to resolve the case before year end. The list of principal cities includes Ath ens, Lorain, Bucyrus, Ashland, CresLiine, Balleyue, Willard, Cardington and Marlon. The note ends with a reflection on what endures beyond our true qualities.
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Athens
Lorain
Bucyrus
Ashland
CresLiine
Ballevue
Willard
Cardington
Marlon
John W. Bricker
Cleveland Market Report Rough and Varied by Commodity
Market summaries show firm poultry and mixed cattle cash activity, with steers and cows uneven while calves remain steady. Grain prices move for wheat and corn, vegetables and eggs show variable receipts, butter futures firm, and overall tone reflects a bustling Cleveland wholesale market with multiple commodities and regional quotations.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
Timothy
Christmas relief drive at Legion Auxiliary shop
The Legion Top Shop in the Sharp Block operates with helpers from the Legion Auxiliary under Mrs R F Lesmhuis repairing and dressing dolls. They need old dresses silk and ribbons and contribute items. Captain Collins invites Elyria residents to view the shop and holiday window exhibits as rehabilitated toys wait for distribution to needy children.
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Ers
Legion Auxiliary
R. F. Lesmhuis
Legion
Collins
Elyria
Roosevelt Faces Pressure on Beer and Farm Relief
Congress may need an extra session if progress on beer and farm relief issues stalls. Those who have met with Roosevelt oppose an extra session unless concrete gains are made. Anxious aides seek a complete program ready to speed passage in order to focus on its approval.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Relief Committee Plans Milk Aid and Relief Coordination
Number Four continued from Paget describes bids at the auditor's office for relief funds and outlines sub committees for coal groceries commissary and storage of produce. Mayor Van Oster asked to lead immediate relief while coordination with charities Red Cross and PTA aims to avoid duplication and extend aid. Asiatic millions continue to multiply their numbers without regard to the available means of living.
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H. W. Pond
A. R. Agate
J. L. Mathis
The
American Legion
Age Of Superman Nears After New Drug Claim
London researchers at a hospital announce a new drug that allegedly prolongs life and removes fear while boosting courage and strength. They claim it could extend average lifespans by a decade and create a race of supermen, with animals showing dramatic changes. One experimenter warns of uncertain ultimate effects.
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London
Ford's Condition Satisfactory
DETROIT, Nov. 29. Henry Ford's condition remains very satisfactory, per physicians. He is expected to be on the road to recovery within 24 hours as infection danger from Saturday's two operations subsides. Additional notes say the hernia operation with appendix removal was more serious than first thought and Ford has lost much of his energy with his color fading.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Elyria Budget Rates See Proposed Reductions
Elyria City and school districts discuss operating rate figures for 1982 with Butler reporting rates 88 and 1044 respectively. The county rate is 2.318, township 0.912. Butler and school board president E J Howenstina will meet with the county auditor to pursue reductions aligning with earlier budget reports.
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Elyria
Butler
Elyria City
School Board
Elyria Township
E. J. Howenstina
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Boys’ Stamp Club
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Warren Hospital
Lawrence Foreman
Chillicothe
Federal Reformatory
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Berry
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American Association of University Women
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