Oil Embargo Against Italy Is Predicted
Paris dispatch reports Britain seeks unofficial talks with Laval to avert a full oil embargo on Fascist Italy, while France backs the move. London sees a possible embargo before Christmas as pressure mounts over Ethiopia. Laval to lead talks aiming for a peaceful settlement involving Britain and the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
London
Augusto de Vasconcellos
League Penalties Committee
France
Great Britain
Settla
Ethiopia
Benito Mussolini
League
Paris
Stanley Baldwin
Pierre Laval
Wdzy
Local Hungarian Reformed Church Votes On New Pastor
Members will vote tomorrow to select a successor to Rev. Tibor Toth who left last week for a pastorate at a large church in East Chicago Indiana. Toth led the local church for four years after a prior four year tenure in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. If elected, the new pastor will likely begin duties the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibor Toth
East Chicago
Indiana
Toth
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
Elks to Hold Memorial Service for 12 Deceased Members
The Elks announce the annual Memorial Service to honor 12 lodge members who died in the past year. Probate Judge H C Wilcox will deliver the memorial oration at 2 p.m. in the lodge parlor of the club house on Second Street, listing J B Boylan H W Gnekes Charles Cluley E G Mathews E F Burgess E J Hague Thomas Potter E L Biggs D W Seward A L Jackson William Bentz and Grade B Thomas among those remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsha Elks
Metro
Elks
H.C. Wilcox
J. ©. Boylan
H. W. Gnekes
Charles Cluley
E. G. Mathews
E. F. Burgess
E. J. Hague
Thomas Potter
E. L. Biggs
D. W Seward
A. L. Jackson
William Bentz
Grade B. Thomas
Ohio Weather Tonight and Sunday Outlook
Cloudy with light snow likely tonight, especially in eastern portions, and possible light accumulations. Slightly warmer conditions in the south and central areas tonight, with colder temperatures Sunday and Sunday night across the state.
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Ohio
Townsend Clubs To Sponsor Three Public Meetings
Townsend movement speakers will address three public meetings next week in Elyria Lorain and Oberlin under Townsend Clubs auspices. Dr Oldaker of Medina will speak at Elyria and Oberlin with McSweeney at Lorain High School. Meetings are open to the public and questions on the pension plan will be answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsond
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Townsend Clubs
Ohio National Guard Armory
Third Street
Duar Motor Company
Er. H. BE. Oidaker
Medina
Townsend Movement
Elrria
Townsend
Hiorria Townsend Club
Club
Middle Avenue
Lorain High School
Washington
Sixth Streets
Congressman McSweeney
East Olemanite
Rowvte
Oldoker
Mussolini Sides With Cabinet on League Embargo
Rome, Nov 30 Premier Benito Mussolini convened his cabinet to consider a possible League of Nations embargo against Italy. The action would affect Italy’s war effort and economic lifelines, including oil coal iron and steel imports critical to East African campaigns.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Poilicr
League of Nations
Italy
Pia
Christmas Club Checks Ready Monday At First Savings
Christmas Club checks totaling 2760 dollars will be ready for distribution Monday to members of the Christmas Club at the First Savings and Loan Company. The funds were built up through yearly deposits to provide gifts for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Savings and Loan
First Savings and Loan Company
Chris
Will Rogers Memorial Commission Formed in Lorain County
Attorney Lawrence H. Webber named chairman for Lorain County Will Rogers Memorial Commission. Vice chairmen from several towns will form committees to seek voluntary local contributions. First meeting set for Elks Club in Elyria at 7:30 PM on Monday December 2. Further details continue on page 2.
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Lawrence H. Webber
Lorain County
Will Rogers Memorial Commission
Will Rogers Memorial Fund
Elks Club
Elsha
Lorain
Edward Berger
Floria
Harold Agate
North Amherst
Don Granzer
South Amherst
Arthur Engle
Oberlin
M. A. Houghton
Wellinston
Earl’ Townsend
Ridgeville
Lila Lee Reunited With Son and Former Husband at Airport
The stage star Lila Lee arrived in Elyria to attend her father Charles L Appel’s funeral and was greeted by her ex-husband James Kirkwood and their 11-year-old son Jimmy. The reunion followed years of separation due to illness and marital discord. Kirkwood, in town for Tobacco Road in Cleveland, made a brief appearance before returning to Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Lee
Serson
Cleveland
Miss Lee
Hollywood
Elyria
James Kirkwood
Screen Fame
Jimmy
Kirkwood
Tobacco Road
Heallywood
Charles L. Appel
M Lee
Leonardord
Condition of Dr Jaster Improved in Cleveland
Dr Jaster fue reported today as much improved according to information from Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland. The same report noted Ridge Wills Township funds totaling 38000 transferred to the township road and bridge fund by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook as a preliminary step toward Chestnut Ridge road improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaster
C. O. Jaster
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Ridge Wills Township
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Chestnut Ridge Road
Nation urged to nationalize industry and aid workers
Forty five members of the National Labor Foundation board advised President Roosevelt to forego claims of recovery and pursue a socially planned economy. They argued there can be no lasting recovery within capitalism and urged nationalization of basic industries, strengthened unions, and socialization of natural resources. They cited studies from Loeb and Brookings about potential wealth per family and criticized wealth concentration under the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
National Region and Labor Fundation
Roosevelt
Religion and Labor Foundation
Jerome Davis
Yale University Divinity School
Douglas C. MacIntosh
Yale University
Abraham Cronach
Cincinnati
Walter M. Horton
Oberlin
Paul Jones
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
United States
Loeb
Brookings Institution
White Way assessment debate splits city boundaries
Council members heard last night that while the White Way is widely approved for public pride, the present funding method is objectionable to many taxpayers. Downtown property owners favor a shared burden, while a few outskirts residents oppose any general city assessment. Two committees will pick representatives to meet with council to seek a fair solution, with meter-based lighting proposed to replace the current rate. The White Way costs total about 13,000 dollars, with 8,500 to be assessed and reductions possible through metering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O. Williams
Dever Avenue
Frank Henke
George Thompson
Earl Lautenschleger
Henke
William C. Endley
Leon R. Meyer
David O. Willams
A. J. Foreman
Harvard Avenue
Toeelect
Earl Lautenschiecer
Broad Street
Elmer Nelson
Thompson
Nelson
Judge Rules On Bill Of Particulars In Embezzlement Case
Judge D A Conk ruled that Eli Smith’s counsel may obtain an itemized account of sums alleged embezzled and dates taken. The court refused other requests from the bill of particulars, including names of others with access to the money, as defense plans hinge on shared access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Conk
Eli Smith
Lorain
Smith
C. F. Adams
Six Die As Experimental Plane Crashes Near Mosesvy
MOSCOW November 30 Six persons were killed when the experimental plane ZIG 1 crashed near Mosesvy outskirts. Victims include A N Speronski chief of Holzman River plant experimental department, A V Kulay designer, Melamed chief of the Research Tastizine for Civil Aviation, A K Jarkovitch pilot, N V V Obl eisan aviator, M J Smernov mechanic. The crash occurred from a very low altitude preventing parachute use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
L. P.1
Mosesvy
A. N. Speronski
Holzman River
A.V. Kulay
Melamed
A. K. Jarkovitch
N. V V. Obleisan
M. 3. Smernov
McNary Opposes Canadian Reciprocal Tariff Treaty
Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon said he will press Secretary Cordell Hull to oppose the recently negotiated Canadian reciprocal tariff treaty. The move followed a telegram criticizing the pact from W. B. Greeler, president of the West Coast Lumbermen Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Washington
Charles L. McNary
Ore
Cordell Hull
W. B. Greeler
West Coast Lumberman’s Association
Briefs Argue Tax Right Not to Pay Processing Taxes
In Washington on November 30 receivers for Hoosac Mills Corp New Bedford Mass filed briefs asserting a constitutional right to refuse AULA processing taxes. They described the taxes as part of an unconstitutional scheme with no control over production ahead of the AAA test case argument on December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills Corp
New Bedford
Mass
AAA
Czechoslovakia Says It Will Extend Embargos to Oil Coal Iron Steel
Czechoslovakia informed the League of Nations it was ready to broaden embargos against Italy to oil coal iron and steel becoming the eighth nation to agree. Separately Dr Edward Starr Indd Mayo Clinic died in Chicago Presbyterian Hospital pneumonia. In St Louis Dr Howard Hyde Russell 80 founder and associate general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League announced retirement to devote life to biblical teaching.
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Geneva
Czechoslovakia
The
League Today
Italy
Chicago
Edward Starr Indd
Mayo Clinic
Presbyterian Hospital
ST. Louis
Howard Hyde Russell
Anti- Saloon League
Banker and Broker Shot to Death in San Francisco Home
John H. Dumbrell, 59, a San Francisco banker and broker and fraternal leader, was shot to death in his apartment early today. Police arrested his wife Amy, 50, who allegedly confessed to the shooting to shield their son, 19, a college student, amid quarrels over alleged associations with another woman and other circumstances.
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San Francisco
John H. Dumbrell
San Franciso
Amy
M Dumbrell
John H. Dumbrell, Jr
Kreil
Tube Co Schedule Returns To High Level Operations
National Tube Company plant at Lorain will resume high level operations next week after a brief holiday slowdown. Three blast furnaces and 171 open hearth furnaces will run, with mills and converters scheduled for limited days starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Jevel
Besmer Conterter
Schrock Recovering From Injuries
J Grant Schrock clerk of the mayor s court is recovering at his home from injuries suffered last Sunday after slipping in his bathtub fracturing two ribs He is reported to be making steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grant Schrock
Mayor's Court
Direct Federal Relief Ends
Washington reports the government returns care of about 4,005,000 needy to local communities while 4,000,000 unemployed will be kept on government projects as FERA closes. Hopkins oversees immediate liquidation of federal relief and grants totaling 28.038 million are finalized for 22 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
Great Grandson of Henry Clay Dies in Toledo
Ralph W. Doty, 50, Toledo law director and former assistant U.S. district attorney during World War I, died last night of pneumonia. He was a Michigan Law School graduate and a descendant of Henry Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ralph W. Doty
Michigan Law School
U.S
Explosion damages U Drive It garage and Bamboo Gardens
An explosion today blew out the rear wall of the U Drive It Co garage in Leverkaxa UL, causing a fire that damaged the building and 150 automobiles for about 20000 dollars. The blaze also spread to the Bamboo Gardens dance hall with little damage there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverlaxa
Taday
U-Drive-Tt Co
Bamboo Gardens
Plea Guilty In Kidnapping of Taxi Driver in Ohio
John Dinsmoor Oliver Lott and another man pleaded guilty to kidnaping taxi driver George Smith last September. They were sentenced to five to 30 years in the Ohio penitentiary. Richard Flanigan pleaded guilty to complicity and drew a similar term at Mansfield Reformatory after the crime in southeastern Ohio and pursuit into West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
John Dinsmoor
Lisbon
Oliver Lott
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
George Smith
Richard Flanigan
Parkersburs
Rasd
Mansfield Reformatory
Smith
West Virginia
Status Of One Room Schools In Doubt In Lorain County
Lorain County faces doubt over the 123 one room schools after a state education directive. The state director says one room schools will not be reopened unless approved, while the county plan for 1935-36 is approved. The county board meets December to seek clarity and possible approval for operation of the remaining schools. Two were closed last year, with further eliminations considered under state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
E. L. Bowsher
State Department of Education
State Department
County Board of Education
Gibbons
State School Foundation
Kiwanians Host Annual Football Banquet Tonight
Etrria High School football team and coaches will be honored at the Kiwanis Club annual banquet at First Congregational Church at 6 39 p m Monday December 9 Dwight Peabody former Etrica coach and Ohio State star now on McKinner High Canton faculty will be the speaker The event aims to honor a strong season with a large turnout and include a ticket committee of eleven members who will sell admissions including Frank E Stevens A H Waters Ray Ritter W GO Zaiser A H West Herbert Lees Pierre Smith F A Pisthimer Walter Otic Walter Schultz and Harold R Rorick Tickets are available through committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrria High School
Etrria Kiwanis
Frank E. Stevens
A. H. Waters
Ray Ritter
W. GO. Zaiser
A. H. West
Herbert Lees
Pierre Smith
F. A. Pisthimer
Walter Otic
Walter Schultz
Harold R. Rorick
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United Press
Samuel Hoare
Britain
Javai
Vittorio Cerruti
Makale
Acme
Mussolini
Rogers Committee
Lawrence Webber
North China
Peiping
Shanhaikwan
North Ching
Japan
Russell
Tube Co
Schrock
Henry Clay
Clay
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