Japan to Form a Supreme Council for War Policy
Tokyo reports Prince Fumimaro Konoye presented to the Privy Council a plan for a supreme advisory council with extraordinary powers to prosecute the war in China and unify the nation. Ten leaders from army navy finance politics and diplomacy would sit on the body to prevent friction over policies.
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Tokyo
Fumimaro Konoye
Privy Council
China
Konore
Supreme Council
Army
Navy
President Roosevelt to Address Nation Tuesday Evening
President Roosevelt plans a fireside chat at 9 30 P M Tuesday to discuss observations from his northwest tour and press for an immediate special session of Congress. He is expected to urge crop control legislation before the next planting season and to push for early action on the Wages and Hours bill, though the White House gave no subject specifics.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Northwest
Congress
White House
Weather report for Ohio and surrounding regions
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers Tuesday and a cooler Tuesday afternoon and night. High pressure ridges extend from the Great Lakes to the plains with a low barometer. light scattered showers travel from the Ohio Valley to lake region and Canadian prairies. Cooler in Manitoba and Saskatchewan this morning with minor US temperature shifts.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Plains
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
United States
Protest Visit Of Mussolini's Son Moves To Embassy
Washington police dispersed nine anti fascist demonstrators who appeared near the Italian Embassy to protest Vittorio Mussolini day. Officers seized placards and forced the group from the sidewalk during rush hour as government workers headed to work. The protest aimed at Mussolini's reported plan to visit President Roosevelt.
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Washington
D.n
Vittorio Mussolini
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Britain Studies Mussolini Refusal On Spanish War Duty
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain returned to London to steer the response to Benito Mussolini's refusal to discuss withdrawing foreign volunteers from the Spanish Civil War. The cabinet will review options at its regular meeting before any decision. Chamberlain also curries talks on the International Conference to address the Sino Japanese war and may contact Belgium about holding it in Brussels.
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Wondon
Neville Chamberlain
London
Benito Mussolini
Chamberlain
Belgium
Brussels
China Unifies to Oppose Japan Across Nation
Shanghai reports Gen Li Tsung Jen plans to present 3,000,000 southern troops including 200,000 already armed to Chiang Kai-shek in Nanking. South Cantonese forces poised to join, marking unity against Japan. Formal boycott of Japanese goods begins as extensive fronts fight north of Shanghai. no major offensive yet.
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Shanghai
Li Tsung-Jen
Kwangsi
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Chapei-North
Duke and Duchess of Windsor inspect Nazi Germany visit
Berlin reports the Duke and Duchess arrival for a tour of inspection focusing on industrial housing. They were greeted quietly by Nazi officials and stood before photographers as crowds cheered. Planned visits include a machine factory, Olympic Stadium, coal mines, and other industries to show Germany’s social and industrial life. The Lindberghs also arrived in Munich for an aviation society meeting.
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Berlin
Windsor
Nazi Germany
Robert Ley
Labor Front
L. Cresswell
Duke
Friedrichstrasse Station
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Kaiserhof
Marienfelde
Olympic Stadium
Germany
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Munich
England
Lilienthal Aviation Society
Challenges To Justice Black Are Dismissed
The Supreme Court dismissed two challenges to Justice Hugo I. Black's right to sit on the bench, ending the immediate legal phase of the controversy. Black did not participate in the petitions or decisions today, as the court opened its first business day of the year. The court also announced action on over 300 petitions, accepting new tests for administration statutes and denying review of a ruling that held the new deal municipal bankruptcy law unconstitutional.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo I. Black
High Court
Black
Alabama
Ku Klux Klan
Justice Black
Georgia Power Company
Students Back In Classrooms At Grafton
In Grafton 250 students returned to classes after a one day holiday. John L. Good of Elyria fired the boiler to heat the classrooms. he serves as substitute fireman for the Grafton Board of Education.
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Industrial Commission of Ohio
Charles Mole
Grafton School
Grafton Board
Mole
Falls Down Stairs Injures Mrs Effie Sanford
Mrs Effie Sanford 327 Clinton Avenue was hurt about 3 30 a m when she slipped down stairs at 51 West Avenue. Police say she may have internal injuries. she refused hospitalization and was driven home by her husband George Sanford.
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Effie Sanford
Clinton Avenue
West Avenue
George Sanford
Spanish liner sunk off Tunis by unknown torpedo boats
An official inquiry reported that the Spanish South Atlantic Liner Cabo Santo Tome, renamed the Corfu and camouflaged, was torpedoed and sunk yesterday by two unidentified boats off Bona on the Algerian coast while en route from Odessa to Cartagena Loyalist naval base. The ship carried chemicals and explosives.
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Tunis
Algeria
Cabo Santo Tome
Corfu
Cartagena
Spain
Odessa
France
Bona
President Roosevelt Calls for Freedom Over Force
President Roosevelt, in a Pulaski Day tribute broadcast from Washington, reaffirmed American resolve to defend freedom against brute strength amid talks with British diplomats on a nine power pact conference. He praised Polish heroes Pulaski Krzyzanowski Kosciuszko as symbols of liberty and urged unity among diverse peoples to preserve democracy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
Poland
Casimer Pulaski
China
Pulaski Memorial
Wladimir Krzyzanowski
Brooklyn
Arlington National Cemetery
Krzyzanowski
Pulaski
Kosciuszko
Goal Nears as Elyria Y M C A Members Target 750
Workers in the Elyria Y M C A enrollment drive aim to reach 750 memberships with final reports due tonight. Men's division dinner at 6 20 p m will report totals with about 50 team members present. boys division memberships to be turned in at the office until 9 p m. Maynard Unger leads the football contest with two wins and a tie. Jack Yost second with one win, one tie and one loss. David Taylor tops individuals for memberships turned in, followed by Yost and Unger. Campaign manager is R M Timms. men's captains include Travers Kolinski Standen Butler Fanver and Morgan. Industrial team is captained by Travers with co captains McKenney and Setby.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Maynard Unger
Jack Yost
Harrison Comstock
Unger
Yost
Comstock
Travers
David Taylor
R. M. Timms
Curtis Travers
Gust Kolinski
Ralph Standen
Howard R. Butler
Worth Fanver
Carl Morgan
T. H. McKenney
R. H. Setby
Groups To Aid In Red Cross Roll Call Here
Preparations for the Elyria Chapter Red Cross Roll Call and membership drive near completion as 22 city sections are planned under local leaders. Downtown will be covered by Rotary Kiwanis Young Men's Club City Club American Legion and others, with Girl Scouts Hi Club and Blue Triangle also taking part. Factory and school canvassing will be led by George Richwine and Miss Anna Louise Baker. The opening dinner is set for Thursday at 6:50 p.m. in the First Methodist Church dining room with a guest speaker invited.
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Red Cross
Elyria
American Red Cross
Seward N. Black
Plana
Black
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Young Men’s Club
Business and Professional Women
City Club
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
de- Molay
Girl Scouts
Blue Triangle Club
George Richwine
Anna Louise Baker
M. E
Ohio
Accuse Man of Threatening His Wife After Domestic Dispute
North Ridgeville woman files assault to kill charges against her husband Bernard Babb also known as Frank Scott after he allegedly threatened her with a shotgun and demanded she drop divorce. Deputy Sheriff Judge arrested Babb at the wife’s home and a hearing before Justice Preston Coon followed.
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Sarah
Bernard Babb
North Ridgeville
Babb
John Judge
Preston Coon
Sheriff's Department
Guy B. Findley
Frank Scott
Mother and six children die in crossing crash
In Neodesha Kansas a Missouri Pacific Tee train struck an automobile at a country road grade crossing on Sunday. The mother Mrs Julia Robert 37 and six children Kioulse 16 Orville 11 Ethel 9 Mary Jane 8 and Richard and Robert 3 year old twins were killed. Husband Charles Robert and son Ralph 13 were at the farm.
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Neodesha
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Julia Robert
Kioulse
Orville
Ethel
Mary Jane
Richard
Robert
Charles Robert
Ralph
80 Guests Flee From Imperial Hotel Fire
In Steurenville Q Oct Liii, more than 80 guests fled as fire destroyed the three upper floors of the Imperial Hotel, the city’s oldest. Loss estimated at $50,000. Five men trapped on the sixth floor climbed down ladders provided by firefighters.
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Steurenville
Imperial Hotel
Car Sideswipes Truck On Curve Near Elyria
Local crash reports detail the death of William T. Gutensohn 22 at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a fractured skull after his car struck a northbound truck on Lake Avenue three miles north of Elyria. Frank Saley 22 survived with minor injuries. several other minor crashes were reported across the area. Gutensohn, a Fox Furnace Company employee, is survived by his parents and two sisters. Funeral services will be at Welsh Funeral Home with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Cemetery under Knights of Pythias.
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William T. Gutensohn
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Avenue
Elyria
William Smith
John Hudak
Gutensohn
Casmir A. Wolodsko
West Avenue
Frank Saley
Irondale Avenue
Fox Furnace Company
John Gutensohn
William Schrock
Charles Rosenfeld
Philadelphia
Welsh Funeral Home
William Foster
Ridgehill Memorial Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Lorain County
Paul Keller
LaGrange
Andy Vargo
Woodland Avenue
Root
Chestnut Ridge
Keller
Root Road
Charles J. “Week
Lorain
Minnie Fanniin
Oberlin
West River
West Bridge Streets
Joseph Tomasek
Woodford Avenue
M. Wailer
Hawthorne Avenue
William Herne
Ohio Street
Allen Humphrey
Telegraph Road
East Bridge Street
Hubert Bassett
Cleveland
Fred Diedrick
Bank Street
Broad Street
Death Sums Ogden Mills in New York
Ogden L. Mills former secretary of the treasury died at his New York home at age 53 from heart disease. Born August 23 1884 in Newport Rhode Island he studied law at Harvard and practiced in New York City since 1908 becoming a director in several major firms. He served as under secretary then secretary of the treasury and was active in Republican party leadership.
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New York
U. P
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Mills
Newport
R. I
Ogden
Ruth Mills
Harvard
New York City
A. T. & F. Railroad
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Shredded Wheat Company
Continental Paper and Bag Mills
38 Miners Begin 7th Day Of Strike
Thirty eight miners entered the seventh day of their strike at the Lehigh Navigation Company's colliery in Coaldale Pennsylvania. They worked 1253 feet underground as preparations were made for a mediation conference at Mariinburg with Governor George H. Earle.
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Coaldale
Lehigh Navigation Company
Mariinburg
George H. Earle
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