World democracy guarded by three nations cited
Premier Gas ton Doumergue asserts democracy will be protected by the United States Great Britain and France in a exclusive interview outlining shared aims with Roosevelt on preserving democracy. He calls for strong executive power in France while resisting dictatorship and links Western democracies in a common defense against extremism.
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France
United States
Great Britain
United Press
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Karl A. Bickel
Doumergue
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
M. Doumergue
Washington
Bonaparte
America
Europe
Roosevelt calls for industrial peace and three way pact
President Roosevelt reassures the nation on the permanency of the new deal and proposes a three way contract among himself industry and labor to end strikes and lockouts. He seeks assurances on wages hours and conditions while planning to extend mediation through state or federal agencies during a trial period for industrial peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
White House
American Federation of Babor
San Francisco
Sai
Roosevelt fireside chat aims at industrial peace
President Roosevelt proposed a trial strike truce in American industry, winning quick union support but drawing Wall Street skepticism. He pledged a fair private profit system and a permanent new deal, while labor leaders praised the move as timely and appropriate. Financiers doubted budget balance and monetary stability, warning that inflation risk and a weak dollar deter investment.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Wall Street
William A. Green
American Federation of Labor Law
San Francisco
A. F. of L
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Ohio Weather Forecast Says Fair But Warmer Tonight
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions with a slight rise in temperatures tonight. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and showers in the north while eastern and southern areas warm up.
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Ohio
Lost air liner found near Grand Island Gulf of Mexico
The missing Wendell-Williams Boeing Air Liner was found today on Last Island about 65 miles southwest of Grand Island in the Gulf of Mexico. Pilot Walter Wed dell and six passengers were reported safe. The aircraft was spotted by planes from the Wedell-Williams airport at Patterson, La, after disappearing Sunday en route from Patterson to Grand Island on a fishing trip. The party spent the night fishing and planned to return to Patterson.
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New Orleans
Last Island
Grand Island
Gulf of Mexico
Walter Weddell
Wedell-Williams
Patterson
Wedell
Supreme Court Opens Its 1934 Term in Capitol Chamber
The Supreme Court met in the Capitol at noon to begin its 1934 term, with analysts noting the court will decide major issues related to the administration's recovery program.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Capitol
Elyrian Injured by Automobile Collision
John Hollis aged 60 of 805 Middle Avenue sustained facial and head bruises and a possible brain concussion after being knocked down on Middle Avenue near Fourth Street Saturday evening by a car driven by Bert Rokus of Cleveland, police report.
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Elyrian
John Hollis
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Bert Rokus
Cleveland
Eagles to Pick Teams for 500 Membership Drive
Elyria Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will select teams tonight at the club rooms. Captains and assistants will meet to choose participants for the 500 Membership Drive campaign announced today.
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Eagles
Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Educational Classes for Unemployed Adults in Lorain County
Lorain County plans educational classes for unemployed adults and preschool children in needy families as relief work under FERA. M A Houghton names John G Olmstead as Educational Supervisor, with $900 monthly funds through Feb 1 1935. Howard L Rawdon chairs emergency committee. classes exclude public school pupils. contact Olmstead via Oberlin High or Masonic Temple office.
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Lorain County
M. A. Houghton
John G. Olmstead
Qherlin
Ain County
FERA
Houghton
Howard L. Rawdon
Oberlin
Mr. Olmstedd
Rawdon
Oberling High School
Emergency Relief Administration
Masonic Temple
Fellowship Monday Observed Across the United States
Citizens from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths join in Fellowship luncheons and dinners to promote unity ahead of Loyalty Day observances. The campaign calls for full church and synagogue attendance on Loyalty Sunday October 7 with Jews observing October 6. Leaders from Presbyterian National Board of Missions and allied bodies back the effort to mobilize religious and moral forces nationwide.
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United States
E. Graham Wilson
National Board of Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
National Committee For Religion and Welfare Recovery
Mos
Everett R. Clinchy
National Conference of Jews and Christians
Roy B. Guild
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Lindbergh case probes halt Hauptmann extradition plans
Bronx and New Jersey officials resume prosecution plans for Bruno Hauptmann as new clues surface. Investigators hint at a possible second man in the Lindbergh case tied to ransom money deposits not linked to Hauptmann while a prominent female witness looms. Alienists to examine Hauptmann. New Jersey says extradition not yet warranted.
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New York
Bronx County
New Jersey
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Samuel J. Foley
Bronx
Mary
Foley
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
James M. Fawcett
S. Philip C Goodhart
Goodhart
Trenton
A. Harry Moore
Lindbergh
New London High School gridder fatally hurt
Wilbur A. Rhoades a 17 year old junior at New London High School died after injuries from Friday football game with Crestline High School. He died at Emergency Hospital Crestline Saturday night at 9 35. He survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J W Rhoades one brother Harold and a sister Vondale. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 00 from Fitch Funeral Home with Rev G L Kettenring officiating. Burial in Grove Street Cemetery.
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New London High School
Crestline High School
Wilbur A. Rhoades
Rhoades
Crestline
J. W. Rhoades
Harold
Vondale
Fitch Funeral Home
G. Ll. Kettenring
First Baptist Church
Grove Street Cemetery
New Car and Truck Sales Slump in September Lorain County
Lorain County bill of sale records show 135 new cars and 18 new trucks sold in September, down from 215 cars and 35 trucks in August but above the prior September figures of 114 cars and 10 trucks. The August to September decline contrasts with last year’s stronger September totals.
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Lorain County
Shank Case Before Arkansas Supreme Court
A decision awaited from the Arkansas Supreme Court on Mark H. Shank’s appeal alleging insanity while awaiting execution. Shank, sentenced for poisoning four members of the Colley family in Akron, Ohio, faced possible life commitment if found insane. the case has stretched through multiple appeals since 1933.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Shank
Alvin Colley
Clarence
Clemente
Colleys
Colley
Akron Prosecuting Attorney
Arkansas
Fight for custody of ten year old heirs
In New York the first open session of the custody battle over Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt unfolds. Nurse Emma Sullivan Keiflich testifies that Gloria’s mother, Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, was distant and attended cocktail parties in France, while relatives Mrs Laura K Morgan and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney currently hold custody. Vanderbilt seeks habeas corpus and guardianship, with Whitney recently hosting Gloria.
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New York
France
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Emma Sullivan Keiflich
Gloria
Supreme Court
Prince Wohenlohe
Kleiflich
Death summons John S. Craig veteran of Sheffield era
John S. Craig, 83, longtime Lorain merchant and industry worker with Sheffield Land Co and Lorain Steel Crucible Works, died Sunday at his daughter’s home. Born May 13, 1849 in Craigtown Pennsylvania, he was active in Masonic circles and received a gold medal for 36 years of Masonry. Survived by five children, two siblings, and many grandchildren, his funeral plans will be announced.
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John 8. Craig
Sheffield Land Co
Lorain Steel Crucible Works
A. H. Babcock Co
Pennsylvania
Lorain
J. E. Lyons
West Avenue
Mr. Craig
Craigtown
Penn
James Craig
Craig
Syria
Pittsburgh
Knights Templar Order
Sheffield Lodge
Melvin Piper
Elyria
H. P. H Robinson
Medina
William Dieterick
Harold
Three Held as Counterfeiters in Indianapolis
Indianapolis October 1. Two men and a woman were arrested and held in Marion County jail for federal officers on a counterfeiting charge. Those held are Lee Baker 28 and Misa Louella Wood 36 of Columbus Ohio and Guy R Blair of Indianapolis. Police reported a large quantity of counterfeit five dollar bills in their possession.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Lee Baker
Misa Louella Wood
Columbus
Guy R. Blair
Judge orders AO Man jailed in liquor case at Avon Lake
Lorenzo Monalto age 51 owner of the Venice Inn Avon Lake was jailed by Common Pleas Judge A R Webber on a four months Toledo workhouse sentence for illegal liquor sales along with eight other violators who were sentenced Saturday His lawyer Henry Webber said an appeal would seek delaying imposition of sentence until the higher court rules The judge refused and ordered immediate detention Monalto formerly with a bank was chastised for breaking the law and all offenders are to be moved from the county jail to Toledo workhouse this week.
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Columbus
Ohio
White
Banking Advisory Board
U. S
Cleveland
L. L. Marshall
Ohio Senate Banking Committee
Marshall
Superintendent of Banks
Court of Appeals
Lorenzo Monalto
Venice
Avon Lake
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Toledo
Montalto
Henry Webber
Akron
Webber
Man Wounded by Strikers at Loray Mill in Gastonia
Harmon Davis, a Loray mill employee, was critically wounded when two strikers attacked him as he tried to enter the mill for work. Fred McMahon and L O McMahon, brothers, were arrested. Davis' throat was cut in the incident near Gastonia North Carolina on October 1.
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Gastonia
N. C
Harmon Davis
Loray
Fred McMahon
L. O. McMahon
Davis
Bandit killed at Barberton saving employer's money
Akron news reports Andrew Hemela a 21 year old Barberton student at an Akron gas station thwarted a robbery. A tall unidentified bandit in an old yellow jacket threatened Hemela with a gun. Hemela grabbed the weapon and the gun fired fatally wounding the robber.
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Akron
Akron Business College
Andrew Hemela
Barberton
Hemela
Child sustains shoulder injury in Avon fall
Five year old Lila Gutzman of Avon fractured her left shoulder after a stairs fall Saturday. The injury was treated at Memorial hospital. In Zanesville Ohio on October 1 Charles H. Hatfield of the fire department, with 19 years service, was promoted to fire chief, succeeding Scott Power who resigned.
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Child
Lila Gutzman
Avon
Memorial Hospital
Zanesville
Charles H. Hatfield
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