Look To League For Action Demanded By Roosevelt
Washington October 6 Administration officials sought League of Nations support for speedy concerted action to halt aggressor nations preying on peaceable states. The Far Eastern Advisory Committee urged drastic measures to aid China after condemning its invasion, shaping a possible international move to restore peace and enforce treaties.
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League Assembly
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League Advisory Committee
British Cabinet Eyes Roosevelt Speech For War Drift Hope
London October 6 British Cabinet meets to judge President Roosevelt's address hoping for real US cooperation to halt world drift toward war. At Geneva League assembly moves to convene a conference to end the Chinese Japanese war and affirm Japan as aggressor.
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Roosevelt
United States
Geneva
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League Assembly
League
Japan
Europe
Fish denounces Roosevelt speech as dangerous call to war
Rep Hamilton Fish, Republican of New York, condemned President Roosevelt's foreign policy address as provocative and dangerous. He argued the speech urged concerted action against aggressor nations and warned that Hull and Roosevelt were infected with internationalism, potentially drawing the U.S. into almost every foreign dispute and conflict. Continued on page 13.
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Hamilton Fish
House Committee of Foreign Affairs
Roosevelt
Fish
Cordell Hull
United States
Ohio Weather Summary With Frigid Night Ahead
Fair on the Ohio Valley with colder tonight and Thursday partly cloudy and cooler. A high pressure area has extended from the Pacific coast to the northern and Central Plains, with a low center north of the Great Lakes. General showers from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, and lower morning temperatures seen in the western Ike region and the Plains.
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South Atlantic
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Ike
Japan Defends China Policy After Roosevelt Speech
Tokyo replies through a foreign office spokesman saying the world must allow freedom of movement and happiness for all. He criticizes U S exclusion acts and argues that rich nations should not deny poorer peoples their rights while defending Japan's stance in China. He urges equal pursuit of life and liberty.
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Japan
Roosevelt
Foreign Office
United States
China
Great Britain
Labor Party
Earthquake Shocks Mexico City at 3:46 AM
A strong earthquake was felt in Mexico City at 3 46 am causing buildings to sway perceptibly. No official reports on the central quake zone were available as the ob jet was closed this morning.
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Mexico City
President Outlines Roosevelt's Main Objectives
Aboard Roosevelt’s special train en route to Hyde Park New York October 6 Roosevelt outlines key aims for domestic and international policy. He calls for international action to safeguard peace a balanced budget and avoidance of higher taxes and crop surplus control. He signals a potential special session of Congress to push reform including a minimum wage hours bill relief spending cuts and farm aid. He stresses the need for concerted action against perceived threats from Germany Italy Spain Japan and other foes while managing the farm belt and domestic affairs.
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United States
Congress
Chicago
Germany
Italy
Spain
Japan
China
Victoria
British Columbia
Washington State
Olympic Peninsula
Japan Answers Peace Plea With Bombs on Nanking Canton
Shanghai reports a massed Japanese air offensive on Nanking and Canton areas, with 33 planes raiding north of Canton and a large-scale strike on Shanghai front positions. Despite attacks on outer areas, Canton remained undamaged, while Nanking saw careful targeting of military airfields and air combat above the clouds. The fourth major assault north of Nanking ended with meager gains amid cloudy weather and mixed results.
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Shanghai
Japan
Pary
Roosevelt
Nanking
Canton
Shanghaii
Canton-Hankow
Two Killed In Blast On Ship Brates of Clyde-Mallory Line
Two men died and three were seriously injured when a boiler exploded aboard the freighter Brates of the Clyde-Mallory line as the crew prepared to sail at noon for Galveston Texas. The victims were A. A. Kennedy chief engineer and W. Mitchel second assistant engineer.
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New York
Episco pal Service Opens 52nd Triennial In Cincinnati Stadium
About 20,000 Episcopal faithful packed Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati for the church’s 52nd triennial convention opening. Rt Rev Edward N Parsons of California attacked Fascism and Nazism as transient movements, urging unity among Christians and outlining three missions evangelism education and facing totalitarianism and class issues. An altar spanned the stadium and dramatic decor framed a gold cross and flowers.
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University of Cincinnati
Nippert Stadium
Protestant Episcopal Church
Edward N. Parsons
Episcopal
California
Wei
Christian Missions
Parsons
Jesus Christ
Parsona
Episcopal Church
Berlin Paper Sees Roosevelt Speech Indefinite
Berlin dispatch notes a foreign office organ warns President Roosevelt over Woodrow Wilson's fate if he attempts to regulate world relations. It deems the Chicago address vague lacking clear good and bad definitions and says cooperation against trouble makers has no practical value until definitions are clarified.
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Berlin
Diplomatisch Politiache Korrespondenz
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Chicago
Permit Issued For Addition To Grace Evangelical Church
A building permit for a 23 by 84 foot brick addition to Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church at East River Street and Princeton Avenue was issued by Building Inspector Hart Dickason. The $20,000 project will add a Sunday School area, church auditorium, a pastor's study, a basement kitchen and dining hall, and will be under Thomas Hume as general contractor with completion planned by December 20.
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
East River Street
Princeton Avenue
Hart Dickason
Thomas Hume
Knights of Columbus to Meet in Cleveland for First Joint Convention
K O G s of Lorain and Cuyahoga Counties convene Sunday at Music Hall, Cleveland Public Auditorium starting 2 30 p m with speakers Rev James T Daley Bishop James A McFadden and Bishop Joseph Schrembs urging attendance A program includes discussions on knighthood Catholic action and Columbianism past and present plus music and prayers
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Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
James T.daley
St. Mary's Church
James‘a. McFadden
St. Agnes Church
Tere
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Joseph Schrembs
Vincent M. DeMelto
Greater Cleveland
DeMelto
Ray H. Bennett
Floyd L. Begin
Diocese of
E. H. Freeman
Michael H. Nealon
Ray T. Miller
Supreme Board of Trustees
McFadden
William O'Donnell
Gilmour Council
Francis A. Brucker
Cleveland Council
America
Francis P. Johns
Charles
Hunger Strike At Stateville Prison Eases With Food Return
JOLIET Oct 6 The hunger strike at Stateville Prison nears its third day as Warden Joseph Ragen reports about 1200 inmates accepted cereal toast and coffee after 24 foodless hours Others also began to eat during the second day. Over 1910 of those who paraded for meals had refused since Monday morning No violence reported 30 guards added tear gas supplies increased restrictions remaining inmates locked in cells while 3477 prison population including 410 on special work details endured the curfew
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Joliet
Stateville
Joseph Ragen
Ragen
State Police Board
Opening Dinner for Elyria Chest Campaign November 15
Allan W. Fritzsche of General Industries will lead the industrial division in Elyria Community Chest fundraising. The opening dinner is set for Monday November 15 at 6 30 p m at the First Congregational Church, with campaign activities running through November 23 and report meetings on November 17 19 22 and 23.
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Allan W. Fritzsche
Washington Avenue
General Industries Company
Elyria Community Chest
Karl W. Plocher
Fritzsche
Judge Williams to Address Safety Rally Friday
Employees of the General Industries Company of Elyria will hold a safety rally at Elyria High School on Friday evening October 22. Judge Roy H. Williams of Sandusky, Supreme Court of Ohio and president of the Ohio State Safety Council, will be principal speaker delivering The Employees Interest in Community Safety.
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General Industries Company of
Elyria
Elyria High School
Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio State Safety Council
Master Of Violin Injured In Plane Crash Near Sumatra
Bronislaw Huberman renowned violin master was injured when a Dutch KLM airliner crashed near Palembang Sumatra. Three crew members were killed and seven others injured including Huberman. He was en route to Amsterdam from Batavia. Huberman, 55, studied with Joseph Joachim and was connected to Brahms.
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Java
Bronislaw Huberman
Joseph Joachim
Johannes Brahms
Palembang
Sumatra
Huberman
Amsterdam
Batavia
Joachim
Brahms
State Music Academy
Vienna
Lorain County Case Refused For Review
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to admit for review Thad deus Smith's personal injury suit against Theodore Walker arising from a Lorain county motorcycle collision. Smith won a 15,000 judgment later reduced to 8,000, with the court of appeals affirming.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court Today
Thaddeus Smith
Theodore Walker
Lorain County
Smith
Walker
Court of Appeals
American Aviator Awaits Fate In Spain
Harold E. Dahl a 28 year old aviator from Champaign Illinois sat in a Salamanca jail cell convinced he would be executed by a Nationalist firing squad. His wife remained in Cannes distraught after sending a tearful letter to Generalissimo Franco that previously averted danger.
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Salamanca
Spain
Harold E. Dahl
Champaign
Francisco Franco
Cannes
France
League Expresses Sympathy For China Asks Conference
The League of Nations assembly approved a resolution expressing sympathy with China and called for an international conference to settle the Far Eastern conflict. Sixty nine nations supported, Poland and Siam abstained. the nine power treaty signatories may convoke a Pacific Conference with the United States invited to participate.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
China
Nations
Poland
Siam
Aga Khan
Assembly
League
United States
South Africa
Seamen Vote On Representation On Great Lakes Ships
In Buffalo on October 6 the election began to decide if the Committees for Industrial Organization or the American Federation of Labor will represent unlicensed seamen aboard ships of the Great Lakes Transit Corporation. The crew of the Steamer Duluth cast ballots in the master's cabin under a National Labor Relations Board order, with remaining sailors to vote as their ships dock at Buffalo harbor.
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Committees For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Wessels
Great Lakes Transit Corporation
Craw
Duluth
National Labor Relations Board
Buffalo Harbor
Believe Millionaire Broker Jumped To His Death
Walter S. Case a millionaire investment broker and president of Case Pomeroy and Co was found dead on a five story building roof near his 26th floor offices in the Insurance Building Police listed the death as suspected self inflicted Case a Wall Street figure in oil and mineral property development had reportedly gained 25 million dollars in Southern Railroad stocks before the 1929 crash He lived with his wife and five children at Essex Falls New Jersey offering a stark portrait of a prominent financier's end
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New York
Walter S. Case
Case Pomeroy and Co
Case
Wall Street
Southern Railroad
Dorothy
Rosemary
Essex Falls
N. J
Hadley
Donald Case
World Series Opener Sees Yankees Giants In New York
The World Series opener at Yankee Stadium features the Yankees and Giants under clear skies after morning showers. Crowds approach 60,000 with 66,669 in last year’s fourth game. Hubbell faces Gomez as both managers keep their 1st game pitching choices, aiming for a classic southpaw duel.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Yankees
Giants
Hubbell Vs. Gomez
Carl Hubbell
Vernon
Letty) Gomez
Hubbell
Officer Fires At Speeding Suspect In Oberlin Chase
Ralph Fletcher of 64 East College Street Oberlin fled from Patrolmen L D Brown and James Boges at high speed along Middle Avenue and Oberlin road. Brown fired a .38 caliber service revolver at Fletcher’s rear tire when the pursuit neared LaGrange road. Fletcher halted and was arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro on reckless driving, fined five dollars plus costs.
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Ralph Fletcher
East College Street
Oberlin
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
L. D. Brown
James Boges
Fletcher
LaGrange Road
Brown
Joseph Petro
Calls Attention To Identical Bids
Attorney General Homer S. Cummings said identical bidding for government contracts has increased in recent months. He urged a revision of anti trust laws and warned the growing number of identical bids raises serious anti trust problems even though not conclusive evidence of collusion.
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Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Former Elyria Resident William W. Austin Dies in South Bend
Word reached Elyria of the death of William W. Austin a former prominent resident who died after a year long illness at his South Bend Indiana home. He once partnered with Arthur L Garford and later became production manager for Studebaker. After retiring he worked in brokerage. Austin was active in Civic causes and YMCA and served on the Elyria School Board. His funeral arrangements are expected in South Bend.
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Elyria
South Bend
Ind
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Arthur L. Garford
Studebaker Automobile Company
Studebaker
L. B. Fancer
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