Italy Plans To Launch New Drive in Ethiopia War
Rome reports Italy will hand passports to Ethiopian legates and press ahead with a new military drive toward Ethiopia's heart. Officials hint Italy may withdraw from the League and escalate plans, with the army consolidating in northern Ethiopia as spokesmen reject League limits.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Foreign Office
League of Nations
Benito Mussolinii
Europe
Aduwa
Adizrat
Campagn
Bombing by Italian planes hits Ogaden front
Addis Ababa dispatch reports heavy bombing by Italian planes along the Ogaden front, killing many Ethiopians. Jial jap infantry advances indicate Italian drive from the southern front toward Jizjiga as Harar and the Addis Ababa Djibouti Railway come under full attack. Planes struck Webbe Shibeli River basin and Tafara Ketama, Jilamo districts. An Italian bomber crashed near Cara Ala mountain with one survivor and three dead.
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Addis Ababa
Ogaden
Gorrahe
Jialjap
Jizjiga
Harar
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Webbe Shibeli
Pisteau
Tafara Ketama
Jilamo
Paich
Makale
Aduwa
Cara Ala
War Developments Briefly Told
Geneva reports fifty two nations prepare to formally brand Italy an outlaw nation with penalties to follow. Italy defends, Austria and Hungary side with Italy. Rome notes mass drive on Makale near Adigrat. Addis Ababa severs diplomatic ties with Italy. Ethiopian minister to Rome to receive passport. London notes Ethiopian fears for Haile Selassie Hussa. Ogaden raids kill Ethiopians and sink a bombing plane. Paris says Britain plans Red Sea blockade to isolate Italian troops.
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Nations
League of Nations Assembly
Italy
League
Austria
Hungary
Itsir
Rome
Ma- Kale
Adigrat
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
London
Haile Selassie Hussa
Ogaden
Paris
Britain
Rea Sea
Africa
Tribesmen Stage Raids Along Ogaden Front in Ethiopia
Ethiopian tribesmen armed with primitive weapons conducted night raids along the Ogaden front and targets near Dedjazmatch Nassiba reported heavy casualties on Italian posts, according to Nassiba headquarters on October 10.
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Harar
Ethiopia
Ogaden Front
Dedjazmatch
Nassiba
Ohio Weather Forecast Clouds and light rain expected
Ohio outlook shows mostly cloudy skies with a chance of distant light rain tonight and Friday. Temperatures rise slightly in the southeast while western and northern areas may stay cooler and damp as the system moves through.
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Ohio
Nations condemn Italy for breaching League covenant
In Geneva on October 10, fifty two nations across continents condemned Italy for undeclared aggression against Ethiopia, triggering potential automatic penalties under Article VII. Italy, Austria and Hungary dissented. The assembly acted swiftly, setting up a penalties committee and signaling measures expected to take effect within days.
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Italy
League of Nations Covenant
Ethiopia
League Assembly
Congress of Nations
League
Austria
Hungary
Benito Mussolini
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Counci
Albania
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Xo i
Ethiopia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Italy
Addis Ababa formally severed relations with Italy on October 10, ordering Count Luigi Vinci Gigliucci and his staff to leave immediately over alleged espionage and intrigues. Tas Fare delivered the note, noting the legation used its wireless station in breach of diplomacy. Rome was to issue instructions on staff departure, with a two day limit seen as likely.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Tiali
Luigi Vinci-Gighitucci
Italy
Vinci-Gigliucci
Tas Fare
Legation
United Press
Count Vinci Gigliacci
Rome
League of Nations
Geneva
Fear Son-In-Law Of Emperor Has Been Killed
Ethiopians fear that Dedjazmatch Haile Selassie Hugsa, son-in-law of Emperor Haile Selassie, has been killed in a bold cavalry raid into Eritrea. Aberas and Haile, trusted generals of Ras Siyoum, are reported dead at Adigrat. The raid involved 15,000 men across the Ethiopian frontier, started last Saturday as Italians faced other offensives. Dispatches note guerrilla harassment against Italian lines and a plan to strike the Eritrean railway connecting Asmara and Mamasawa.
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United Press
London
Ras Siyoum
Addis Ababa
Adigrat
Aduwa
Alie
Haile Selassie Hugsa
Daily Chronicle
Eritrea
al- Mtara
Mamasawa
Jare
Monarchy Restoration Moves Forward in Greece
Athens reports a royalist government under martial law as Gen George Kendrlis forms a cabinet and calls for restoration of the monarchy. George II likely to return after 12 years in exile. Zaimis silent as military leaders press for decree.
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United Press
Athens
George II
Alexander Zaimis
George Kondyls
National Assembly
George I
Panagis Tsaldaris
George Kendrlis
Kendrlis
John Theotokis
Papagos
Promier
Greece
Tsaldaris
Hondylis
George
New WPA Deputy In Ohio Due Tomorrow
J. Qus Garber, two year chief examiner for FERA in Washington, will arrive in Columbus to become deputy administrator for the WPA in Ohio. Appointed by Hopkins and approved by Stillman and Findlar, Garber will work October in Stillman’s handling duties and then aid Dr. Findlar. Dr. Findlar succeeds Stillman as Ohio WPA administrator.
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J. Qus Garber
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Washington
Works Progress Administration
Ohio
Harry L. Hopkins
FERA
WPA
Charles C. Stillman
Carl Watson Findlar
Stillman
Garber
Watson
Ohio Organization
Dr. Watson
Democratic State Central Committee
School of Social Administration
Ohio State University
Meluch Tells His Story Of Bride's Death
Joseph Meluch 28 a former Lorain boxer and railway underworld informant testified in his defense as his murder trial nears end He described a morning of cards cigarettes and bets before the August 14 slaying of his 22 year old bride Dorothy at their Lorain home Prosecutor Butler pressed him on the fight leading to the shooting and Meluch admitted losing control and striking his wife with a gun butt The case moves to closing arguments later today and seeks a verdict.
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Joseph Meluch
Lorain
Dorothy
Meluch
St. Louis
Howard R. Butler
Butler
C. F. Adams
New York State
Dearborn
Fage
Problems Of Dealing With Adolescence Are Discussed By Father Daley
Reverend Father James T. Daley spoke to about 200 parents and teachers at Elyria High School on handling adolescence. He urged starting guidance in childhood, warned against fighting nature, and compared teen missteps to infant steps. He cited truancy lying and stealing as common faults and called rest, tobacco, and stimulants the three public enemies of development. He praised school programs like bands and manual training to combat truancy.
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James T. Daiey
St. Mary's Church
Elyria
Dia
Father Daley
Iring
Ohio launches vast road building drive this winter
Ohio plans an expansive road program spending about 49 million dollars with bids due late October. State officials foresee 10 million plus in contracts by year end, creating numerous jobs across 80 counties. Grade separation projects total 25 million, with 32 crossings targeted for improvement and several federal air highway projects submitted for approval.
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Ohio
Washington
John Jaster
Inter
E Quio
Jasier
Y M C A Membership Drive Set To Start October 21
The annual Y M C A membership campaign will begin October 21 and run through the week. M F Fer is campaign chairman with Worth Fauver and W Timms as assistant chairmen. Timms is the new president, Fer and Fauver are vice presidents.
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M. F. Fer
Worth Fauver
W. &. Timms
Association
Timms
Fer
Fauver
Exporters Warned on Trade With Italy or Ethiopia
Washington October 10. Secretary of State Cordell Hull warned American exporters that trading with Italy or Ethiopia during the current war risks their own loss.
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Washington
Cordell Hall
Italy
Ethiopia
Terre Haute Plant Bombed in Labor Turmoil
In Terre Haute Indiana the Mallevable and Manufacturing Company plant was bombed amid months of labor unrest. Martial law covers Terre Haute and Vigo County since the July 22 strike that paralyzed industry. The Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company nearby is tied to the same strike. workers asked for union recognition and higher wages. The blast came from the rear, apparently from near railroad tracks.
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Tant
Vigo County
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company
Roosevelt Brothers Narrow Escape In Auto Crash
Harvard juniors John Roosevelt 19 and James 20, sons of the president, crashed their car through a safety gate near East Boston crossing the Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn line. James was a passenger. the car was wrecked but neither was seriously hurt. Franklin Jr sent a reassuring account to the president aboard the cruiser Houston in the Pacific.
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Taday
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Neses
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Revere Beach
Lynn
New York
Larceny Charge Dismissed in Corn Theft Dispute
Petit larceny charges against Mrs Youngman of West street, brought by Pete Roka of West Bridge street, were dismissed after a settlement for $10. Police reported that a misunderstanding led Mrs Youngman to pick corn from rows adjacent to Roka’s, with some corn mistakenly taken from his plot.
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West Street
Pete Roka
West Bridge Street
Roka
Need for Early Action on Local Finances in Ohio
Officials from the Ohio Association of county municipal and township governments urged Governor Davey for prompt legislative focus on local finance. They warned tax cuts reduced revenue for subdivisions, risking service cuts until a tax program is enacted. The delegation met lawmakers led by Speaker Billinger and Senate leaders Yoder and Whittemore, with plans for further talks and a steering committee briefing.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of
Gov
Davey
J. Freer Billinger
House
Paul P. Yoder
Senate
Frank E. Whittemore
Association
Henry Worley
Calombus
David 8. Wick
Trumbull
Earl E Hagerman
Darton
Joe R. Thomas
Haresville
Ohio Township Trustees Association
Bay Village Plans 125th Anniversary Celebration
Bay Village marks 125 years with a two day program as residents read pioneer poems. A log cabin replica goes on display at the fire station site once home to the Cahoon family. Pioneers Cahoon and Porter families are honored with prizes for eldest settlers and widest representation.
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Ra Osborn
Elshia
Bay Village
Osborne
Cahoon
Joseph Cahoon
Lydia
Vermont
Asa Hel Porter
Porter Leverett Johinson
Marimting
Abigail Cahoon
No New Federal Financing In Near Future
Washington reports that Acting Secretary of The TF Thomas Jefferson Coolidge stated there will be no further important government financing in the near future.
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Washington
The
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
Ohio Supreme Court dismisses Thompson appeal in worker’s compensation case
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed Herbert Thompson’s appeal from a compensation award after he sought a writ of mandamus to compel the Industrial Commission to reconsider. The dismissal was at Thompson’s request and without a record.
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Tis
Ohio Supreme Court
Todas
Herbert Thompson
Cleveland Quarries Co
Sorth Amherst
Mandamina
Tndustriell Commission
Thompson
Witlhe
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