Cubs Face Uphill Battle in World Series Game Four
Chicago versus Detroit in tense fourth game at Wrigley Field under cold gray skies. Charley Grimm sticks with Tex Carleton to start against Al Crowder as both teams deploy likely relievers. Hank Greenberg remains sidelined for Detroit. Cubs’ lineup unchanged from first three games as wind and field conditions test the pitchers.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Charley Grizm
Cubs
Tex Carleton
St. Louis
Alvin Crowder
Wartorse
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Herman
Flea) Clifton
Marvin Owen
Huge Crowd At Fair Last Evening
Lorain Countys eighty ninth annual fair drew a large evening crowd with about six thousand estimated by treasurer J R Robinson. Exhibits continued to attract visitors as judging started and premiums were being computed. A local entertainment program directed by Jim Armitage entertained Elyrians and Clevelanders with tap dancing songs and impersonations.
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Lorain
J. Robinson
Fair Association
Third Street
West Avenue
Elyrans
Jim Armitage
Tappers
Margaret Corts
Neva Pfaff
Lois Boothroyd
Bill Armitage
Jack Flynn
Bob Armitage
Bob Cobb
Junior Bora
Cleveland
Rotland Krause
Cleveand
Betty Agate
Doris Mar
Jack Whidden
Joe Burke
Rank Boron
Elyrians
Robert Burns
Harland Brown
Walter Smith
Alan van Worner
Eugene St. Marie
Iane
Billy Lang
Weather Ohio Partly cloudy with light east rain likely
The forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in Ohio with possible light rain in the east and south portions and a slight cooling in the extreme northwest. Sunday is expected to be generally fair with slightly colder temperatures.
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Ohio
No Change In Tube Plant Schedule
Operations at the National Tube Company plant at Lorain will stay at about the same level next week as this week. Two blast furnaces and 10 open hearth furnaces will be operated. The open hearth count is reduced by two from recent weeks. The Bessemer converter begins yesterday and will run double turn on Tuesday and Friday, single turn on other days. Five-day schedule starts Monday for skip mills one and five and butt mills two and six. Mill two runs two days starting Monday and seamless mill two runs two days starting Wednesday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer Converter
Butt
Lapp
Councilman Hit By Auto in Elyria Crossing
Councilman Leonard Fisk a 57 year old Democratic mayoral candidate, was struck by a car while crossing Middle avenue and Third street in Elyria. He suffered a dislocated collarbone, bruises, and shock but was listed in good condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Witness Charles Cromling saw the accident. Richard Urig of 336 11th frest drove the car, owned by A. J. Robson of 245 Fifth street, and transported Fisk to the hospital.
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Leonard Fisk
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Fisk
Richard Urig
11Th Frest
Urig
E Hospital
Lrig
A. J. Robson
Fifth Street
Charles Cromling
Ninth Street
Eppley Named Head of Ohio Liquor Board
Columbus Ohio October 5 George Eppler Cleveland will be appointed Chairman of the Liquor Control Board early next week succeeding Wellington T Leonard Columbus Republican Eppler already serves on the board The new Equor lam shifts appointment power to the governor effective Sept 5 Eppler a Democrat Leonard will remain a board member under the change
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Columbus. C
George Eppler
Cleveland
Liquor Control Board
Wellington T. Leonard
Columbus
Eppley
Equor Lam
Liquor Board
Eppler
Leonard
Plot to Kidnap Harold McCormick and William Cummings Unveiled
Chicago police revealed a kidnap plot targeting Harold F. McCormick, chairman of International Harvester, and William C. Cummings, president of Drovers' National Bank. Federal agents had been tracking a gang demanding $30,069 from each under threat of abduction.
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Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
William C. Cummings
Drovers’ National Bank
Five Calls For First Aid At Fair Grounds
The Red Cross first aid tent at the eighty-ninth Lorrain County Fair reported five calls yesterday and three this morning. A girl sustained a lacerated knee after a push and fall on a stone. a worker had a minor burn on the hands. another cut a thumb, with several minor injuries to others. Myra Reising of Grafton reported losing a watch on the grounds. it remained unrecovered. Eight deputy sheriffs, five in uniform and three in plain clothes, are staffing the fair to direct traffic and protect visitors.
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Red Cross
Sheriff's Department
County Fair Grounds
Lorain County Fair
Warren Dunaway
Fair
Myra Reising
Grafton
League Must Act Or Lose Its Prestige
Geneva reports cite a League of Nations council move to convene an assembly next Wednesday as debate over sanctions against Italy intensifies. Haile Selassie I urged military sanctions to halt Italian aggression, presenting a four page note outlining Italy as an aggressor and covenant breaker. The gathering follows a 13-member committee report that stopped short of branding Italy outlaw but criticized its actions, risking the League’s prestige amid the Rome Addis Ababa dispute.
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Geneva
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Italy
Haile Selassie I
Joseph Averrol
League
Tecla Hawariat
Haile Selassie
Hawariat
Rome
Africa
Committee of 13
Ohio News In Brief Canton Hijack Attempt Ends In Capture
Canton officers captured three men and sought a fourth after a hijack attempt on a 7600 dollar liquor consignment. Police surrounded a farm for arrests late yesterday. Ohio brief also notes a fatal rail-auto crash near Oxford, a grain elevator fall in Cincinnati, synod delegates arriving at Xenia churches, and St Paris fall festival revival slated Oct 15 to 17.
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Canton
Xenia
United Presbyterian Churches
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alberta Fatica Held for Ohio in Slaying Case
Alberta Fatica, 23, wanted in Cleveland for the year old slaying of Jacob Lotz, was held for Ohio authorities in Los Angeles. Police had arrested her on burglary suspicions, then released. DOJ fingerprints matched the Cleveland suspect. Fatica denied involvement.
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Los Angeles
Alberta Fatica
Cleveland
Ohio
Jacob Lotz
Fatica
Department of Justice
Washington
War Situation At A Glance From United Press
Italy strengthens push in Ethiopia with Aduwa near fall as Haile Selassie orders evacuation of Diredawa. Front reports indicate heavy casualties near Aduwa and Dolo while Gorrahei is bombarded. Mussolini’s proposal to withdraw fleets is rebuffed. Geneva nods to no outlaw label but condemns Italian attitude. Ethiopia seeks immediate penalties from the League. Harar reports eight hundred killed by Tiatian bombing near Aduwa.
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United Press
Italy
Ethiopia
Asmara
Aduwa
Addis Ababa
Diredawa
Haile Selassie
Djibouti-Addis Ababa
Herar
Rome
Harar
Dolo
Gorrahei
Mt. Mussa Ali
Eritrea
Paris
France
League of Nations
Europe
London
Benito Mussolini
England
Mediterranean
Samuel Hoare
Geneva
Committee of Thirteen
League
Tiatian
Cool October Continues Across Ohio With Snow Flurries
Ohio faced abnormally cool October weather as meteorologist W H Alexander warned of no break in the next 48 hours. Tonight’s forecast calls for cloudy skies and slight cooling in the extreme northwest, with Sunday expected to be fair and cooler. Bucyrus and Urbana reported light snow flurries and 28 degrees, the coldest in the state, while Cleveland at 38 and Cincinnati at 34 underscored statewide cool temperatures.
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Ohio
W. H. Alexander
Urbapa
Bucyrus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Quarrel Triggers Damages Suits In Common Pleas
Joseph Oster sues Alois J. Nagel of Avon in three Cleveland area actions filed today. One suit seeks 236 006 damages for injuries alleged from a quarrel and two accuse Nagel of transferring and mortgaging property to dodge $871 due. A separate suit seeks 250 000 for injuries from a Rocky River fight on August 3.
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Breen House
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Oster
Alois J. Nagel
Avon
Oster
Maries
Rocky River
Found Not Guilty In Kidnapping Case in Missouri
Audrain county circuit court jury acquits Mrs Nelle Tipton Muench wife of a St Louis physician of kidnapping Dr Isaac Dee Kelly Jr also of St Louis on April 20 1931 The same October 5 dispatch notes a separate Ohio mystery about a car left in a garage solved when J J Waters of Kalamazoo Michigan admitted misplacing directions resulting in the car being shelved there
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Mexico
Audrain County
Nelle Tipton Muench
St. Louis
Isaac Dee Kelly, Jr
Italian Advance Near Aduwa Signals Imminent Battle
Italian forces tighten grip on Aduwa front as left wing reaches Adrigrat and central units press from the north. Ras Serroum’s Ethiopian detachment awaits, while aerial scouts, bombing planes, and Askari forces clear routes for a push toward Aduwa and the Takkaze River Valley.
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London
Aduwawa
Aduwa
Ras Serroum
E Pian
Emilio de
Adrigrat
Askari
Lisbre
Askaris
Tralian
Takkaze
Lain
Italian Troops Repulsed At Sudan Frontier
London reports heart fighting on the Sudan frontier as forces under Dedjasmatch Ayelus repulse Italian troops. Addis Ababa correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph Agency filed today.
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London
Sudan
Dedjasmatch Ayelus
Addis Ababa
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Selassie Mobilizes Defense Against Italian Drive
Emperor Haile Selassie I ordered evacuation of foreigners and prepared to meet an Italian Eastern Army advance toward Harar and the Addis Ababa railway. French Alpine troops and Ethiopian gendarmes guard the Diredawa line as bombing threats loom. Italian columns from Somaliland and Eritrea close in, with fears of attacks on Diredawa, Harar, Jigjigga, Awash, and possibly Addis Ababa.
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Br United Press
Diredawa
Telehone
Harar
Addis Ababa
Emperor Haile Selassie I
Taday
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Haile Selassie
IteHan
Somaliland
Eritrea
Haile Sélassie
Albert Duriauxi
Jigjigga
Awash
Elyria seeks $4000 aid to run canning center
Earle Duncan reported to state relief officials a request for 4000 dollars from FERA to operate the relief canning center on Lake Avenue through October 15. Mayor Vanoster and Lorain official Braun met Duncan to plan continued operation after FERA ends. If approved, the center will can all relief farm produce for distribution to needy county families this winter. Duncan also noted county will run East Bridge Street distribution with W B Young continuing in charge.
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FERA
Lake Avenue
Earle Duncan
Relef
W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
E. A. Braun
Lorain
Duncan
French Troops To Guard Railway In Ethiopia
A company of French colonial troops will travel to guard the Djibouti Addis Ababa railway at the Diredawa junction, about thirty miles northwest of Harar. The line is France’s key link to the sea and highly valuable to both nations for penetration and disruption amid tensions with Italy. The eastern front remains quiet for now.
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Djibolti
French Somaliland
Djiboutti-Addis Ababa
Diredawa
Ethiopia
Harar
Freighter Federal in Distress Near Galveston
The freighter Federal of 6,868 tons, owned by the U S Shipping Board, was in distress 14 miles east of Galveston in the Gulf of Mexico early today. A coast guard vessel was sent to aid after an explosion was suspected. Several men were reported scalded by water and steam. COSHOCTON, OHIO Oct 5 John L Sicker, 89, defended his title as champion attendant at the Coshocton County Fair by making his 14th appearance at the Agricultural Exposition.
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Galveston
Tex
Federal
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
U. S. Shipping Board
Coshocton, O
John L. Sicker
Coshocton County
Adowa Bombing Kills 800 as Ethiopian Army Masses at Jijiga
Harar reports eight hundred killed when Italian forces bombed Aduwa. Officials order Ethiopian troops to Jijiga as massed Ethiopian forces prepare to halt Italian advance beyond Central Ogaden Province.
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Harar
Aduwa
Jijign
Jijiga
Ogaden
Case Near Jury In Thompson Train Wrecker Trial
Tronton Ohio Oct 5 The case of James Thompson accused of being a train wrecker nears jury as the prosecution delivers closing arguments.
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Tronton
James Thompson
Ethiopian general reports heavy fighting near Adigrat
Ras Sergroum, commanding Ethiopian forces, details heavy combat north of Adigrat, with Italian casualties numbered in the hundreds. Ethiopian losses include one Italian officer and three Eritrean noncomm officers. Ethiopians report two Italian machine guns captured. Haile Selassie appeals for Red Cross aid and rushes supplies, while Ethiopian Red Cross secretary general is appointed.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Ras Sergroum
4Éuwa
Adigrar
Haile Selassie
Italy
International Red Cross
Geneva
Red Cross
United States
Jamadie
Rassrcum
Aduwa
Committee Report Clears Italy as Outlaw in Dispute
Geneva report from the council’s public session states Italy is not branded an outlaw nation in the Italo-Ethiopia dispute. It condemns Italian attitude yet notes Ethiopia accepted peaceful settlement while Italy rejects league covenant terms. The panel will use more material to identify an aggressor and shape next steps.
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Geneva
Italy
Committee of Thirteen
United Press
Council
Fas
Earlir
Thireen
Tal Ual
Mussolini
Haile Sslassie
Ethiopia
Drive On Big Scale In Ethiopia Begins
Italian Somaliland shifts to a major campaign toward Harar in Ethiopia under Gen. Rodolfo Graziani. Troops occupy Dolo, bombard Gorrahei, push south with baby tanks and air support to disrupt rail lines between Djibouti and Addis Ababa, while claiming rapid advances and protection for captured areas.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
Harar
Ethiopia
Rodolfo Graziani
Dolo
Gorrahei
Mussa Ali
Eritrea
Somaliland
Mt. Mussa
Djibouti- Addis Ababa
Graziani
Yalwai-Gerlogubi
Disputed Frontier Zone
Adigrat
Entiscie
Second National Army Corps
Daro
Tacie
Tacle
Aussa
Amba Bircatum
Ras Burn
Ohioans to Vote for Favorite Son in 1936 Republican Contention
Ohio Republicans meet in Columbus to favor a favorite son plan as a way to avoid intra party fights for the Presidential nomination. Fifty leaders including State Chairman Edward Schorr discuss delegations at large to be chosen by the central committee while district delegates are selected by local Republican organizations.
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Tuhs
Ohio
Agness
Edward Schorr
Cincinnati
State Central Committee
Central Committee
Slat
Obie
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