Community Council selects Reynolds to lead campaign
The Community Service Council's executive committee named Harry L. Reynolds as general chairman for the upcoming annual campaign set for November 18 to 26. Reynolds will be supported by officers and chairmen, with budget planning underway and a kickoff dinner scheduled for November 17.
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Neral
Cam
Harry L. Reynolds
Jenison Avenue
Reynolds
Communal Service Council
B. Smythe
J. C
2 Campaign
Arments
Liner Is It In West
West of Great Salt Lake a air liner with a three person crew crashed after 26 hours of fruitless searches. The Oakland California pilot Lenz the Alameda California mechanic George C son and a co-pilot unnamed were aboard the plane.
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T Lake Ciry
Utah
Here
Sundar
Anen
Oakland
Calif
Lenz
George C. Son
Alameda
Avi
Great Salt Lake
Ethiopian Officials to Leave Country Amid Tension
Ethiopia's spokesman and the League of Nations report that Count Vinci-Gigliucci and other Italian officials in the country have requested departure. The move follows growing diplomatic strains as tensions rise over Ethiopia.
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Seva
Tecla
Ethhiopia
League of Nations
Vinci-Gigliucci
Ethiopia
Cory Leaves Department After Long Fire Service
Lieutenant William Cory steps down from Engine Company Number Three after a long career with the local fire department dating back to September 16, 1915. His resignation takes effect October 24 as he prepares to depart for a planned leave, with vacancy to be filled from the service roster and eligible candidates awaiting the promotion process.
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William
Monroe Street
Ria
Bates
Cory
vVaca
Eompany
T. Cory
Fiorlete
Essary
Tates
Weather Summary for Wednesday Outlook
Partly cloudy and warmer with increasing easterly winds. Warmer in the south, followed by rain in the west and portions in the afternoon.
Strong Ethiopian Force Invades Italian Eritrea
Addis Ababa reports a bold Ethiopian advance into Eritrea with a 15 000 man force led by Ras Seruom crossing the frontier. Rumors of gains near Adi Kaie and Aden Adigrat circulate, while Italian Askaris reportedly defect in large numbers to the Ethiopians. Officials caution on details and future plans.
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Br United Press
Addis Ababa
Italian Eritrea
Ras Serroum
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Aduwe
Serroum
Jmen
Carai
Haile Selassie
Adi Kaie
Asmara
jImside
Adigrat
Aduwa
Nations View Italy As An Outlaw
Geneva reports predict League of Nations penalties against Italy for the Ethiopian conflict will be enforced early next week. Delegates view Italy as an outlaw and expect financial and economic sanctions as the Covenant’s crushing machinery is deployed. Statesmen arriving for the assembly say there is little to stop penalties, with a big committee likely to be named when the league meets.
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United Press
Geneva
Qct
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
League Nations
League
Leazne
lLeasueen
Todare ii
Mussolini Addresses Young Fascists in Rome Review
Premier Benito Mussolini told 106000 young Fascist officers and 1200000 members to be ready as he reviewed 45000 boys for the fifth Young Fascists celebration. He stressed officers' role in training youth for unknown futures. Officials questioned potential sailings to the United States amid Roosevelt warnings.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
United States
Roosevelt
Italian Losses Reported Slight
Rome reports Ethiopian forces attacked Harar near the Sudan frontier and were repulsed by Askaris Eritrean native troops. A communique says hundreds of prisoners and war materials captured so far. Italian losses deemed minimal and Ethiopian losses grave with no detailed figures provided.
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United Press
Rome
Harar
Sudan
Askaris
Mussolini Irreverent To League Sanctions Orders Africa Reinforcements
Official spokesmen declared indifference to the League of Nations sanctions and announced five more shiploads of men and material were sent to Africa. Mussolini, acting as foreign minister, refused comment on the council’s move declaring Italy had blotted itself by treaty violation. He said Italy would answer economic sanctions with discipline and sacrifice, military sanctions with militarism.
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Br United Press
Rome
Oct
League of Nations
Africa
Benito Mussolini
Aduwa
Foreign Office
Mussolini
League of Ations’ Council
Trali
League Action
Ethiopians recapture Aduwa II report claims thousands taken
Addis Ababa dispatch reports unconfirmed word that Ethiopian forces recaptured Aduwa II and seized thousands of prisoners. The notice cites a dispatch from October 8 with no independent verification.
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Aduwa II
Addis Ababa
Aduwwa
Ethiopians accuse Italy of gas attack in Ogaden
Dedjaz march Nassibu, commander of the southern Ethiopian army, charged that Italy was using gas in the Ogaden invasion. He said bombs released yellow gas blind soldiers and civilians, likely mustard gas, as air power and armor aid the Italian assault. Ethiopian defenders, some with gas masks, face a daunting task to repel the invaders.
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Harar
Dedjazmarch Nassibu
Ogaden
Ed Press
Gorrahei
Gerloguci
Ask Board To Throw Out All Pipe Bids
Council last night backed throwing out all bids for the water main project and re advertising for bids amid a taxpayer suit aiming to block a contract to C F Lytle. The move highlighted a battle between ARMCO spiral welded pipe and National Tube Company's straight weld pipe, with costs and production methods cited as key factors.
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Council
PWA
A. Lo
Tain and Lo
American Rolling Mill Company
C.F. Lytle
Louix City
ARMCO
Steel
Leonard Fisk
Fisk
Board of Econical
W. H. Vanoster
Fred A. Taterhill
Anna Kennedy
Lrtle
Lrtie
Spanish Troops In Maneuvers At El Teserile
Spanish infantry from several regions along with cavalry and engineers from Seville gathered at El Teserile for planned maneuvers this week near Gibraltar with ash in the air from nearby activity.
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Gibraltar
el Teseriile
Spain
Seville
Health Association To Elect Directors In Lorain
The Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association will elect directors for the coming year at its annual meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at the Hotel Antlers Lorain. President J N Stone and executive secretary J B Hindman announced the event. Principal speaker Dr Clarence Hyde superintendent of the Edwin Shaw Sanatorium East Akron will discuss conditions abroad and report on the association’s past year work.
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Eamine Year
Lorain County
Algo le
Meluch Trial Opens in Lorain Court
Joseph Meluch, 28, faces second degree murder charges for the August slaying of his wife Dorothy, 22, as a jury is impaneled in Judge D A Cook’s court. Prosecution depicts a ruthless act to end a troubled marriage. defense asserts self defense and temporary insanity.
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Joseph Meluch
Dorothy
D. A. Cook
Meluch
Alttormers
Charles F
Lon B.adams
Lorain
Howard HR
Frank
Paul
Robert
Marge
West 23Rd Street
Tate
St. Louis
Grace Lutheran To Sponsor Mission In Oberlin
Grace Lutheran plans to sponsor a mission in Oberlin with Rev. Fr. Schumm in charge. First services to be held Sunday evening at Christian Science Hall in Oberlin, with local choir assisting. Local congregation supports mission and invites Lutherans and unaffiliated residents.
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Grace Lutheran Cereyl
Oberlin
Christian Science Hall
Fr. Schumm
Grace Lutheran Church
Schumm
Perfect Glass Block For Building In Toledo
Owens-Illinois Glass Co announces an improved glass block for building use that withstands 72 pounds pressure, resists fire, deflects sunlight, and deadens sound while transmitting and diffusing light. New blocks are planned for a Toledo laboratory with varied face cuttings to adjust light transmission.
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Toledo
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
WPA Projects to Employ 360 in Lorain County
WPA street improvement projects in Amherst Oberlin and Sheffield Lake approved at Washington will provide work for about 30 relief workers in Lorain County over two to five months. The plan shifts 300 workers from direct relief to WPA and brings funds to three towns: Amherst 29900 dollars Oberlin 54063 dollars and Sheffield Lake 76803 dollars.
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WPA
Amherst
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake
Washington
Lorain County
Ernest Rule
Rule
School Board Proposes Bond Issue for Jefferson Junior High
The Elsha Board of Education plans a 11 17 290 project for Jefferson Junior High add on a 45 percent PWA grant with a one tenth of one percent tax bond issue option. Brown and architect Alva C. Smith will meet PWA officials in Columbus to finalize financing and schedule prevailing rates while seeking early PWA advances and bid advertising to start construction soon.
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Elsha Board of Education
Jefferson
PWA
Columbus
James F. Brown
Alva C. Smith
Public Works Administration
Washington
Brown
Smith
Brown and Smith
R. C. Maston
Tenta Tive
Begin Work On Addition To Local Plant
An Elsra industry expands with a 69 percent space increase. Timms Spring Company begins a $25,006 brick and glass addition, boosting floor area to about 29,000 square feet to expand oil tempering, shipping, and storage, with machinery room. Contractor is Henry Heidrich.
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Elsra
Timms Spring Company
W. B. Timms
Timms
Henry Heidrich
Capitol Theater
John Pekras
J. €. Penny Company
Broad Street
Lewis Mercantile Company
L. P. Kaiser
T. J. Hume
Elyria and
Lorain
Apple Crop To Be Heavy In Northern Ohio
The Cleveland report notes Northern Ohio apple orchards are set for a bumper crop with the largest yield in years. Orchardists report heavy limbs, some broken trunks, and uprights propped to bear fruit. Apple scab pests appear limited to home orchards lacking spraying gear. Water in fruit may reduce prices but boosts cider output. wholesale market is slow with some prices as low as 65 cents a bushel.
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Cleveland. O
Ohio
Harold S. Ward
Curahosa Ecountr
Ward
Elyria High School hires teacher and night fireman
The Elyria Board of Education approved appointing Miss Anne Lewis as Latin teacher for the first semester and Miss Ema Youns for leave coverage. Elmer G. Baur is hired as night fireman for the heating plant for the coming heating season, a renewal of last year's arrangement under civil service rules.
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Elyria
Netia Board of Education
Anne Lewis
Ema Youns
Lewis
Qherlin College
Collece
Elmer G. Baur
Civil Service
Peatition
James FF. Brown
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