FDR Weighs Germany and Italy at Press Conference
President Roosevelt, at Warm Springs, set to discuss anti-Semitism in Germany and Italy following talks with ambassadors Hugh Wilson and William Phillips. Ambassadors avoided comment. Reports say Roosevelt may elevate Dr. Ross McIntire to rear admiral and surgeon general of the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Little White House
Warm Springs
William Phillips
Hugh R. Wilson
Italy
Germany
Europe
Acme
CPI
Roosevelt
White House
Myr. Roosevelt
United States
Phillips
Rome
Wilson
State Department
Washington
Ross T. McIintire
Navy
P. S. Rossiter
McIntire
Navy Medical Corps
Winter Months Program of Recreation Announced
The Elyria Recreation Board announced an extensive adult program to run from December through April in gymnasiums at Jefferson Ely and Gates Schools. Activities will occur three nights weekly, using spaces provided by the Elyria Board of Education, and will begin as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Recreation Board
Jefferson, Ely and
Gates
Elyria Board of Education
Ohio Weather Summary Tonight Through Wednesday
Fair conditions prevail across much of the United States with a general moderation in temperatures. Tonight sees a warmer south and colder north, with a colder Wednesday. A high pressure region remains over the Gulf States and Rocky Mountain plateaus while lows center over Ontario and off the North Pacific coast. Snow is limited to the St Lawrence Valley and rain in northern California, Oregon, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Gulf States
Rocky Mountain Platea
Ontario
North
Pacific Coast
St. Lawrence Valley
California
Oregon
Washington
United States
Japan Refuses To Reopen The Yangtse River
Shanghai dispatch reports Japan formally refused to reopen the Yangtse river to commercial navigation. Admiral Koshiro Oikawa delivered the memorandum to naval commanders of the United States Britain France and Italy. The communique warned Japan will stick to its decision while Chinese forces maintain their current attitude.
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Shanghai
Japan
Yangtse
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Koshiro Oikawa
China
Father Of Three Children Gets Salty Sentence
Probate and Juvenile Judge H. H. Nye sentenced Floyd Hall to ten months in the Toledo Workhouse and fined 450 for neglecting his three children Betty 16 Jean 7 and Gerald ten months. Hall refused WPA or private work when offered and appeared intoxicated for a Colson Corporation shift. Nye said common pleas judges will take over defaulted alimony cases for juvenile statute prosecution to simplify action and reduce costs for complainants.
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H. H. Nye
Floyd Hall
West Street
Betty
Jean
Gerald
Hall
Toledo
Colson Corporation
Nye
Common Pleas
Heart Attack Fatal To Columbus Doctor
Dr Samuel Danziger 43 a Columbus physician died of a heart attack while asleep Monday He served as a World War II medical corps captain and led a hospital in Archangel Russia for three years He is survived by wife Rosalie and son James brothers Harold Danziger of Tiffin Louis Danziger of Fremont and sister Mrs Dave Gilbert of Fremont
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus,o
Samuel Danziger
Columbus
Archangel
Russia
Rosalie
James
Harold Danziger
Tiffin
Louis Danziger
Fremont
Dave Gilbert
Bricker Names State Finance Director
Governor elect John W Bricker appoints William S Evatt chief counsel in the Ohio attorney general's office as state director of finance. Evatt, a long time public servant, will chair the state board of control and work on the budget. He is noted as a Republican who has kept a low political profile and is described as a one man library and pipe smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wim
John W. Bricker
William S. Evatt
Ohio Attorney General's Office
Bricker
Evatt
Attorney General
Quincy
Tfl
Cincinnati Law School
Worthington
U. S. Navy
State Division of Securities
Gilbert Bettman
Herbert S. Duffy
State Board of Control
Seeking Solution To Paralyzing Stockyards Strike
Chicago reports federal and state conciliators and CIO officials meeting with company leaders to resolve a strike that has paralyzed the nation’s largest stockyards. CIO demands include a written contract a closed shop the check off overtime at time and a half and raises for 65 workers earning under 62 1 2 cents an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Tragic Accident Claims Life Of Simon Stauder
Simon Stauder, 72, of Slife road near Indian Hollow, died after a tree limb fell on him while he and his brother Nicholas felled it on the William A. Whitney farm. He died three hours after arrival at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a fractured rib, crushed chest, and punctured lung. Funeral set for 9:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Marys Church with burial in St. Marys Cemetery.
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Simon Stauder
Slife Road
Indian Hollow Road
Nicholas
William A. Whitney
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stauder
Whitney
Clarence Faber
Custar
Mire
George Rollins
Dover Center
St. Mary's Church
Robert Delmedge
St. Mary's Cemetery
Warns Bankers Against Isms at Lorain Banquet
Dr John J Caton of the Chrysler Institute of Engineering warned 200 bankers that communism and other isms threaten Christianity and civilization. He urged unity in Christianity and noted no conflict between science and religion while outlining the institute's three schools and its audience of Chrysler executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Caton
Chrysler Institute of Engineering
Detroit
Lorain County Bankers’ Association
Masonic Temple
Lorain
Fred Maher
Battelle McCarty
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Dr. Caton
Chrysler
Lorain Man Named Deputy Sheriff
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan announced the appointment of Albert Stebbins of 1942 East Erie Avenue Lorain as deputy sheriff effective December 1 with a prospect of becoming chief deputy January 1 He was among six recommended by the Lorain city Democratic committee for the chief deputy post He previously worked for The National Tube Company and more recently as a WPA timekeeper Stebbins would replace Chester J Cordy of Elyria if named chief deputy noting the department will then have 14 deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Albert Stebbins
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Stebbins
Lorain City
Democratic Committee
National Tube Company
Chester J. Cordy
Elyria
John Fulton
Bodies Found In Auto Suicide Duo From Lorain And Sheffield Lake
The bodies of Mary Elizabeth Haynal 32 of Lorain and Emerson Radcliffe 28 of Sheffield Lake were found in a coupe near their homes. Coroner Dr S C Ward ruled death by suicide with no motive found. The two had been known to be keeping company and were reportedly married and divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Lorain Soman
Emerson Radcliffe
Mary Elizabeth Haynal
Lexington Avenue
Radcliffe
Lorain Creamery Company
S. C. Ward
Charles Radcliffe
Forest Lawn
Ferndale Avenues
Joseph A. Holobach
Holobach
Schivartz
Paul. Smith
Haynal
Hundred Hunters Snowbound in Maine During Blizzard
In northeastern Maine, 100 hunters were stranded by a holiday blizzard. By today, 50 had been accounted for as crews from three directions planned to meet and complete rescues. One ill woman was brought to Bangor after being dragged 14 miles to a rescue base. many hunters could move once plows arrived. A scout plane surveyed remote areas as temperatures neared zero.
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Bangor
Maine
Nicotous Lake
Sparks Reinstated as State Highway Engineer in Ohio
Harry A. Sparks, former State Highway Engineer, was reinstated by the Franklin County Common Pleas Court after a Civil Service suit challenged his March dismissal for political reasons. Sparks had testified to overpricing on road materials and was accused by Governor Davis of disloyalty as justification.
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Columbus
Harry A. Sparks
State Senate
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Civil Service
Sparks
Highway Department
Davey
John Jaster
Germany Mobilizes 110000 Soldiers Secretly
London’s News Chronicle reports Germany secretly mobilizing 110000 troops. It suggests a link to Polish Hungarian claims on Ruthenia to secure a common border with Czechoslovakia, while cautious circles speculate Germany aims to fearfully prompt a crisis on the Eastern frontiers to justify armed aid and a broader push into Czechoslovakia and Prague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London News Chronicle
Germany
Ruthenia
Czechoslovakia
News Chronicle
Prague
Belgium Seeks Mediation to End War in Spain
In Brussels Premier Paul Henri Spaak said Belgium will push a mediation plan for the Spanish civil war with Belgium Britain and France. The plan calls for Belgium to withdraw from the non intervention committee, send a representative to Franco's insurgent regime, and help form an international food commission to aid Spain.
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Brussels
U.p
Paul Henri Spaak
Senate Today
Belgium
Great Britain
Ottobre
Bate
International Non-Intervention Committee
Francisco Franco
International Commission
Spain
France
Britain
France Braces as 5 Million Workers Strike Threatens
Paris faces a nation wide general strike after government mobilizes 40 000 police and thousands of troops. Banks stores and utilities to function but industry may shut down. Labor seeks Parliament confidence vote while communists push for immediate recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stock Exchange
General Confederation of Labor
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Communist Internationale
Daladier
France
Confederation of Labor
Labor
Communist Party
Edouard Daladier
Socialist and Republic Union
Dancing aviator takes off on cross country non-stop flight
John M. Jones, famed dancing aviator, launched at 6:31 a.m. from Los Angeles Municipal Airport in his $2,000 air scooter bound for New York on a non-stop, non-refueling journey.
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Los Angeles
John M. Jones
Municipal
New York
New Haven Express Derails At Grand Central
The Boston Express known as the Owl derailed early today leaving Grand Central Station. Front wheels of a new streamline locomotive slipped from the rails at a switch on the fast non stop train. Six passengers were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven Railway
Grand Central Station
Fate of seven aboard still unknown near Point Reyes
Coast Guard reported the United Airlines mainliner from Seattle to San Francisco crashed into the Pacific off a 500 foot cliff near Point Reyes. Pilot Charles Stead and passenger L R Edelstein were rescued by rope from the wreck, Edelstein uninjured while Stead consciousness was lost. Four passengers and three crew members remained unaccounted for amid rough surf and difficult access.
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San Francisco
The
Coast Guard
United Airlines
Pacific Ocean
Charles Stead
L R. Edelstein
Stead
Edelstein
U.P
Seattle
Point Reyes
Calif
California
Golden Gate
San Rafael
John N. Buckley
H. J. Pfleghaar
Ocean
Names Of Persons Whose Fate Is Unknown
SAN FRANCISCO November 29 The passengers and crew on the United Airlines plane that made a forced landing off Point Reyes today include Ivan W Hefelbower of San Francisco Philip Hart of the Pacific Bridge Company Portland Oregon F E Edelstein of Los Angeles H L Shonts of San Jose Calif Captain Charles Stead pilot Seattle Lloyd Jones co pilot Portland Miss Fiona Clay stewardess The Dalles Oregon
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San Francisco
United Airlines
Point Reyes
Ivan W. Hefelbower
Philip Hart
Pacific Bridge Company
Portland
Ore
F. E. Edelstein
Los Angeles
H.,l. Shonts
San Jose
Calif
Charles Stead
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Apache
Okio
Vergie Trent
Delhi
Minn
Lovell Christensen
Bear River City
Utah
Dorothy Stone
Windsor
Bulletin
U. S
Tle
Lloyd Jones
Fiona Clay
the Dalles
Sassen
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