Berlin Sends New Proposals To Prague
Berlin reports new secret proposals to solve the Sudeten problem discussed by the cabinet. Czech cabinet changes unfold as Edvard Beneš resigns, Slovakia parties unite to back the republic, and talks of Slovak autonomy and a possible provincial diet emerge amid shifting foreign alignments with Germany and Italy. Ruthenia favors remaining within the republic, resisting outside intervention.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Frantisck Kusarek
Publc
Berlin
Jan Surovy
Great Britain
France
Eduard Benes
Britain
Frantiseh Chyalkovsky
Italy
Rome
Galeazee Crane
Premisr
Benito
Mussolini
Czechoslovak Republic
People’s Autonomy Patty
Mgr Androp Hlikna
Slovak Agrarian Party
National Slovak Party
People , Party
the Agrarians
National Party
Slovakia
Ohwag
Ruthenia
Plunder Accusations Hit German Occupation Zone 2
Berlin reports the German Official News Agency charges chaos in Zone 2 of Czechoslovak Sudetenland as Czech troops allegedly loot. Hitler reportedly left Berlin for Zone 2 to oversee operations after delays caused by Czech evacuation, with zone located north of Prague near Deutsch Gabel and Kunersdorf.
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Berlin
Zone No. 2
Czechoslovak Sudetenland
Germany
Sudeten Terriory
Adolf Hitler
Zone 2
Deutschgabel
Kunersdorf
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Weather Ohio Partly cloudy and cooler tonight
The Weather Ohio reports partly cloudy skies and a slightly colder night with Friday forecasted as fair. Over the past 24 hours light showers occurred in the Ohio Valley and lower lakes, with the Canadian high increasing in intensity over Ontario and the Lake Region.
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Ohio
Ontario
Lake Region
White River
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Oho
Lower Lakes
Atlantic
Plains
Pacific
New England
Allen House named for hospital main building in Elyria
Permanent memorials will honor Edgar Fiske Allen and Blanche Wood Allen. A tablet at the Elyria Home for the Aged will be unveiled on Sunday afternoon October ninth, with remarks by Samuel B. Squire and R. F. Vandermark. The memorial program includes Mrs. D. C. Boyd of Galion and the Boyd Memorial Building. The Home, affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal Church, awaits many visitors for the service.
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F. Allen
Elyria
Elyria Home For
Allen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edgar Fiske Allen
Blanche
Samuel B. Squire
Ohio
D. C. Boyd
Galion
Boyd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Noted Speaker To Address C Of C Dinner Meeting
Dr James Selby Thomas, president of the Chrysler Institute of Engineering and Clarkson Memorial College of Technology, will speak at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce membership dinner at the First Methodist Church next Thursday. A long career in education and public service includes roles as high school principal, college professor, district examiner, state inspector, and economist. He has written books on industry and society and delivered hundreds of talks to colleges, schools, and civic groups.
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James Selby Thomas
Chrysler Institute of Engineering
Clarkson Memorial College of Technology
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
United States
Thomas
Virginia
Alabama
University of Alabama
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Rotary
Rotary International
Taft
Wilson
Chambers of Commerce
Robbery at Ottawa bank strip nets $60,000 from workers
Ottawa police sought two fugitives from an Ohio prison farm after a downtown bank robbery yielded $60,000 from two bank employees. Sheriff Ralph H. Desper identified the suspects tentatively as Harry Zenz, 38, and Chester Phelps, 35, who escaped with four others from a London, Ohio prison farm on July 29.
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Ottawa
Til
Ohio
Ralph H. Desper
Harry Zenz
Chester Phelps
London
Flames Destroy Grain Elevator In Lancaster
Fire of undetermined origin caused $15,000 damage to a grain elevator owned by C. F. Mondank in Lancaster. Firemen fought five hours to control the blaze, destroying machinery 7,000 bushels of grain 10 tons of hay and six tons of fertilizer.
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Lancaster
C. F. Mondank
Man Killed by Trick Lion at Wildwood Boardwalk Ride
In Wildwood New Jersey a seven year old trained lion named Tuffy owned by Joseph Dobish killed Thomas Saito a Japanese auctioneer during a boardwalk motor drome show. Dobish charged with manslaughter after the lion killed the man and was shot by Patrolman John Gares when it attacked again.
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Wildwood
N. J
Joseph Dobish
Thomas Saito
Saito
John Gares
Gares
Dobish
Man And Pal Freed From Jail By Girl Are Captured
James Godwin who courted his blonde jailer and won release from a Lexington cell was found in a barn near Hickory. He resisted officers and was slightly wounded by four shots. Godwin and Baill Wilson fled after Lula Belle Kimel gave up the jail key while her father was away. Wilson was recaptured with Godwin.
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Hickory
N. C
James Godwin
Lexington
Godwin
Baill Wilson
Lula Belle Kimel
Wilson
Hunter bullet victim near Georges Run in Steubenville
James Snyder 46 of Mingo Junction becomes Jefferson County's first hunting victim of the season after being shot in the head by neighbor Samuel Huggins while hunting squirrels near Georges Run. Snyder is in Ohio Valley Hospital and may lose sight in his left eye.
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Steubenville
James Snyder
Mingo Junction
Jefferson County
Snyder
Ohio Valley Hospital
Samuel Huggins
Georges Run
Elyrian and Daughter Hurt in Broad Street Crash
An Elyria man Austin Grueser and his daughter Miss Marjorie Gruesser aged 16 were badly injured when their eastbound car on Broad Street collided with an opposing vehicle at East River Street. Marjorie suffered head lacerations and possible skull fracture, while Grueser had chest contusions and possible rib fractures. Both were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police added two noninjury accidents, including a car ditching on West River Street and a bumper collision on West Avenue.
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Elyria
East River
East Broad Streets
Marjorie Gruesser
Furnace Street
Austin Grueser
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Melvin E Olmstead
Paul P. Palmer
Broad Street
East River Street
H. A. White
Seventh Street
Lorain
West River Street
Louisiana Avenue
William Pfaff
Bell Street
Tne
Neghbors
Harvey Funk
Sam LaCross
West River Streer
West Avenue
Toledo Edison Plant Blast Injures Two Men
Two men were seriously injured in an explosion at the Toledo Edison Co plant. The blast blew five switches, cutting power citywide for over 90 minutes. Carl Ronfeldt, 40, in critical condition, and Charles Baldwin, 40, were among the injured as repairs halted business activity and light service was restored.
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Toledo
Il'l
Toledo Edison Co
Carl Ronfeldt
Charles Baldwin
WSPD
Wandering Horse Struck By Auto Near Elyria
A horse owned by H. L Tite of Eaton wandered onto Route 82 ten miles east of Elyria and was struck by a car driven by Charles Alfred Cault of Cuyahoga Falls. Deputies report Cault skidded about 150 feet trying to stop. the horse had a broken right leg and was shot at Tite's request. The car suffered damage to the left front fender hood and headlight.
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H. L Tite
Eaton
Lorain County
Tite
Elmer Peterson
Paul Johnson
Hughway
Route 82
Elyria
Charles Alfred Cault
Cuyahoga Falls
Cault
Probe Shooting of University Student
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct 6 The fatal shooting of Sargeant Martin Pierce 21 a University of Michigan medical student from New York City was investigated by county and school authorities. His wife Merilla found his body in their apartment a coroner said Pierce appeared to have taken his own life an army ROTC rifle was found nearby.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Sargeant
Martin Pierce
University of Michigan
New York City
Merilla
Dayton
Charles Ganzhorn
Pierce
Army
Canadian Official Speaks in Loram County Today
Fred C Elford, commissioner of agriculture for the Dominion of Canada and honorary vice president of the seventh World’s Poultry Congress, will give three talks today. He addresses the Elyria Kiwanis Club at noon, then speaks at an Oberlin Exchange Club event and a Lorain Kiwanis Club gathering.
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Fred C Elford
Dominion of Canada
Loram County
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Oberlin
Exchange Club
Lorain
Kiwanis Club
British government wins confidence vote in Czech crisis
In London the government secured a 366 to 144 vote of confidence after four days of foreign affairs debate. Prime Minister Chamberlain defended the Munich declaration claiming Britain and Germany avoided war and maintained that peace in our time is possible, though disarmament of others would not be pursued. The opposition Labor amendment criticizing Czechoslovakia’s sacrifice was defeated 369 to 150. House adjourned to November 1.
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London
Europe
Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Britain
Czechoslovakia
China
Spain
Commons
Cold Weather For Second Game Of Series
Chicago notes frigid conditions as Dizzy Dean starts for the Cubs against the Yankees in game two of the World Series. Joe McCarthy counters with Lefty Gomez after yesterday's Yankee win, with temperatures near winter levels making the arms of both starters work hard over the full innings.
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Chicago
Uiuryaim
Jerome Herman Dean
Dizzy
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Cubs
Lefty Gomez
Bellevue Plans Civic Celebration for Route 20 Dedication
Bellevue residents prepare a gala day next Thursday to dedicate the new Route 20 underpass removing a railroad grade crossing. Mayor Harold Burton of Cleveland will deliver the principal address at a special dinner in Bellevue’s M. Church parlors. State Highway Department officials will speak. The 3 p.m. dedication will feature a large parade.
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Bellevue
Harold Burton
Cleveland
State Highway Department
Sheriff Grall’s Bribery Testimony Reveals Slot Payoffs
Sheriff William F. Grall testified under cross examination that he received about $3,000 as his cut from five slot machine operators in a bribery case. He admitted a separate $100 payment tied to a deal to close a house of prostitution in 60 days, with $50 to him and $50 to Smith.
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Smith
House of Prostitution
William F. Grall
C. F Adams
William Peer
Harry Ziegman
Dave Crawford
Stanton S. Hobbs
Alfred G. Bauer
William G. Smith
Adams
Grall
Howard R. Butler
Guy B. Findley
Gral
Grand Jury
Butler
William Wickens
Gralt
C. C. Timberman
Lorain
Elks, Moose
American Legion
Elyria
Paramount Club
Scorpion Club
Arthur Davis
Carlisle Township
Davis
Ziegman
Carlisle
William G Smith
Hobbs
Bauer
Sheriff Hesitates on Resignation Amid Bribe Trial
Sheriff William F. Grall denied specifics of plans while acknowledging pressure from many groups. He said deputies have been loyal and that stepping down could affect them, as rumors swirled about his potential resignation after admitting bribes from slot operators and a house of prostitution.
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William F. Grall
A F of L Sees Upswing In Business
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor notes a strong upswing in the business cycle and predicts rising activity through autumn and into spring. Employment is up across industries and the outlook remains positive, amid claims that averting war removes a major brake on growth.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L Sard
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