Britain and France Reject Hitler Peace Terms
London reports Britain and France reject Hitler's peace terms as "impossible" and warn Germany to choose between definite guarantees for permanent European security or war. Prime Minister Chamberlain tells the House of Commons that the German government alone blocks peace, urging Berlin to abandon Hitler for a real settlement.
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Germany
London
U.P
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Hitler
Chamberlain
Commons
Communism
Soviet
Russia
Britain
Front Line Action Moves Into General Offensive Phase
UPI report from ARIS notes the fighting in the western front has entered the front line action stage with British troops in the advance guard. Officials say larger German patrols along the Moselle have been repelled by combined Allied fire, signaling an imminent broad offensive and intensified front line operations. The German high command reportedly shifted to stronger resistance as Allied efforts, including French units, press the Saar front.
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ARIS
Moselle
Adolf Hitler
Elyria High Drum Line Trials Attract Forty Six Aspirants
Elyria High School aims to select the best drum corps from 46 aspirants attempting out for the band as the squad plans to field five or six drummers by the Elyria Lorain football game on November 1.
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Lyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Elyria-Lorain
Restaurant Chain President Is Dead In Cincinnati Hotel
O Mills 56 president of the Js Restaurant Company of Ohio died in a Cincinnati hotel. He began as a janitor at Columbus Athletic Club after moving from Marysville in 1902, opened his first Columbus restaurant in 1911, then Cincinnati in 1915 and Cleveland in 1919. A heart condition troubled him recent years. active in politics as a Be Siclan party figure, he was GOP lieutenant governor candidate in 1926. Born September 18, 1883, he attended Union County schools and Lima business college.
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Pars
Gover
Republican le
Union County
Lima Business College
Central Labor Union to Hear Neuger Tonight
Elyria Central Labor Union will hold its regular meeting at W. F. W. Hall at 7 30 tonight with E. Neuger business manager of American Majority as speaker. A discussion of labor questions is planned for the session.
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E. Neuger
American Majority
Elyria Central Labor Union
W. F. W. Hall
Weather Brief Fair and Colder with Frost Tonight
The area will have fair conditions tonight with frost in exposed spots. Friday remains fair. Pressure patterns show a high over the rest of the United States, with the northwest enjoying the highest readings. Light to moderate showers are reported from Minnesota to Michigan, with heavier rain in Idaho. Temperatures trend lower in the Ohio Valley and move into the Great Plains.
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United Tes
Minnesota
Mich
Ohio Valley
Great Plains
Five Pupils And Driver Die In Bus Crash
In Welch West Virginia five Abe Big Creek school pupils and a bus driver died after a large school bus plunged 150 feet down a hillside near War West Virginia. Sixty four pupils were injured with six in serious condition. The bus driver Herbert Belcher 39 died after his leg was amputated following the crash and his statements said a right front axle spindle broke triggering loss of control.
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Welch
W- Va
Abe Big Creek
War
W. Va
Ralph Earls
Bartley
Charles Colvard
Raysal
Herbert Belcher
Maxine Beavers
Ernest Woody, Jr
Lucille Mullins
Belcher
Britains Announce Capture Of Big German Liner Cap Norte
London reports from semi official naval sources that the 13 615 ton German liner Cap Norte, a passenger vessel, has been captured somewhere in the South Atlantic. The British Press Association asserted the capture as a positive fact.
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London
U.P
South Atlantic
British Press Association
Miss Zaiser to Teach Half Time at Carlisle School
Virginia Mae Zaiser of Elyria will teach half time at East Carlisle School starting Monday. A University of Michigan graduate, she will oversee girls' physical education, hygiene, and history in the upper grades as program resumes after a lapse.
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Virginia Mae Zaiser
Hamilton Avenue
Elyria
East Carlisle Board of Education
East Carlisle
Miss Zaiser
University of Michigan
Speaker predicts US involvement in Europe's coming war
Frederic Snyder, lecturer and publicist, told a near capacity audience at First Congregational Church that the United States will be organically involved in the coming European conflict within about 123 days. He cautioned against neutrality, urged moral urgency, and warned that the era will hinge on ethical choices and a global peace framework.
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United States
Frederic Snyder
First Congregational Church
Europe
Russia
Canada
Alaska
U. S. of America
United States of America
Passengers on Iroquois Safe but Complain
Passengers aboard the Iroquois expressed anger at the ship’s handling after a stormy voyage from Liverpool to New York. They complained of cramped conditions, floor-sleeping, and high cabin fares, despite the craft being refitted for transatlantic service. The voyage carried 211 Americans amid storm damage and sickness, with authorities warning the vessel could be sunk near the coast.
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New York
Coast Guard
Thomas Murphy
M. J. Clifford
Denver
Colo
United States
Europe
United States Lines
Clyde-Mallory Line
Edgar A. Chelton
Liverpool
Cobh
Old Country
Roosevelt
Erich Raeder
Berlin
Athenia
Chelton
Michael Grace
Shelbine
Chreiton
Bremen set for Murmansk voyage amid German resolve
Amsterdam dispatch reports Bremen crew member Ed pard Post, the ship’s only Dutch sailor, recounting the liner’s 33 mph dash from New York to Murmansk. He says the crew painted the hull dull gray, and Captain Ahrens declared war, vowing the Bremen would not fall into British hands.
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Amsterdam
Bremen
New York
Murmansk
Edpard Post
Hetvolk
Ymuiden
Holland
Post
Ahrens
U S Expresses Earnest Hope On Soviet Finland Peace Talks
Washington reports the United States, in a unilateral move, expresses its earnest hope that no action will harm the peaceful relations between Soviet Russia and Finland. Ambassador Laurence Steinhardt met Molotov in Moscow as Russia resumed talks with a Finnish envoy on Baltic matters.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Finland
Laurence Steinhardt
Kremlin
Moscow
Molotov
Baltic
Finland Hopes US Nordic Pressure Could Halt Russian Demands
Helsinki reports rising hope that the United States and the Nordic countries will press Russia to respect Finland’s independence. J K Paasikivi arrives in Moscow as Finland braces for possible Russian demands, while army reserves drill and civilians aid with meals and bullets. Refugees flood from Helsinki as guards tighten rails, bridges, tunnels with mines and barbed wire.
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Helsingfors
Finland
United States
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Russia
J. K. Paasikivi
Moscow
Borga
Lovisa
Civil
Women's Auxiliary Corps
Record Attendance At Dinner Meeting Of County Tuberculosis And Health Group
A record attendance of 118 marked the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association annual dinner at the Elks restaurant. Key reports by Executive Secretary Hindman covered 4426 people tested for tuberculosis with 524 positives, and 83 new active cases bringing total active cases to 31. The group discussed hospitalization, case finding, nurse followups, and a larger Christmas drive for funds. Sidney B. Royce presided, with remarks by C. A. Gibbons and C. J. W. Luttrell.
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Lorain County
Lorain High School
Sidney B. Royce
Association
Hindman
Seneterien
Una B. Frisbie
Dean Minnis
H. E. Birch
Royce
Nazis Plan Consultations With Russia And Italy
Berlin reports Nazis believe the war will continue after Allied rejection of Hitler’s peace terms. They forecast urgent talks among Germany, Russia, and Italy to decide future policy and warn of a broader air and submarine offensive against Allied forces, with potential strikes on French and British naval bases.
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U.P
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Russia
Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Fuehrer
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Chamberlain
North Sea
Iportant
France
England
Germany
Grafton Road Man Returns from Europe at Sea
A Grafton Road man arrived home after a 15 day voyage at sea following a telephone from New York City. He came back yesterday after three o'clock in the afternoon, with reports of his European trip.
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Frank Mate
Europe
Estonia
Italy
Atlantic
Mate
Pilaudski
Budapest
Hungary
Elyria
Grafton
Ocean
New York
Tre Vores
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