World Arms Conference Faces Temp Adjournment
Geneva dispatch reports a brief postponement of the world disarmament conference after Germany’s withdrawal sparked gloom. United States delegate Norman H. Davis opposed indefinite adjournment and pressed for private negotiations to win Germany back, with hopes for a future arms pact.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Norman H. Davis
United States
Davis
America
Italy
Ohio Weather Forecast The North and East Cloudy Rain Likely
Ohio forecast shows cloudy skies with rain tonight and likely in extreme north and extreme east portions. Tuesday morning will be colder with continuing west area cooling tonight.
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Ohio
Recovery program gains pace as two million back to work
United Press surveys Roosevelt recovery program outlining costs and benefits as of mid October 1933. It notes more than two million unemployed placed to work, over 100 million dollars paid to farmers, 340 thousand youths in civilian conservation camps sending about 40 million home, and total direct cash expenditures around 765 million.
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Federal Treasury
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Hugh F. Johnson
Treasury
Russia Strengthens Far Eastern Defenses Amid Tension
A Soviet Russian spokesman said Russia is notably strengthening its Far Eastern defenses amid potential war with Japan. Chinese travelers reported three Russian airplanes reconnoitered Jehol for three hours before returning north as Japanese anti aircraft fire opened. He added Moscow plans offensive and defensive surprises, especially in aviation and Vladivostok defenses.
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Two Injured In Auto Accidents Reported Here
Saturday and Sunday saw two auto accidents injure two people. Earl Carrington, 21, of 125 Hawthorne avenue, fractured left leg with possible internal injuries after a collision with Charles Davis of Cleveland at Lake avenue and Huron street around 9 p m Saturday. Carrington taken to Memorial Hospital by H Peachey. Mrs T Behrendt of Cleveland suffered minor facial cuts when her daughter Mrs O W Stroh’s car side swiped Paul Nemeyer of Lakewood on Brutternut Ridge road about 7 p m Sunday. she treated at Memorial Hospital. Chester J Cordy of 140 Courtland street reported being rear ended near Lake avenue and Erie street yesterday. the other driver fled.
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Earl Carrington
Hawthorne Avenue
Charles Davis
Cleveland
Lake Avenue
Huron Street
Carrington
Memorial Hospital
H. Peachey
North Eaton
T. Behrendt
OQ. W. Stroh
Paul Nemeyer
Lakewood
Brutternut Ridge Road
Chester J. Cordy
Courtland Street
Erie Street
Injuries Fatal To Iowa Gridder
IOWA CITY IA Oct 16 The University of Iowa mourns Arthur Ehlers Oelwein Ia Freshman tackle fatally injured in scrimmage with the varsity squad Thursday He died yesterday on the operating table after surgery to remove brain blood clots Football practice will be suspended tomorrow while many of the team attend the funeral Ehlers missed a tackle and fell on his head.
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Oelwein
Ehlers
Germany Ready to Seek Honorable Disarmament Accord
Berlin reports Germany is prepared to negotiate an honorable disarmament program within its limits and seeks a process that preserves national honor. Goebbels claims withdrawal from League and Geneva talks was for peace, not war, and hints Mussolini could mediate. Officials fear a formal disarmament plan could be rejected if imposed, while Hitler aims for a fully equal conference role and a sweeping Reichstag plebiscite on November 12 with Nazi candidates only and a strong turnout.
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Germmmy
Germany
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
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Coblenz
Adolph
Hitler
Two Pilots Die In Dash Fire Crash Near Clarksville
A sudden plane fire caused a crash near Clarksville Tennessee today killing two commercial pilots. William T. Murray 35 a transport pilot from Nashville and Harry P. Lyle 32 from Clarksville perished in the disaster.
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Clarksville
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William T. Murray
Nashville
Harry P. Lyle
Ohio Public Service Company Defeated in Demurrer
Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson overruled OPSs bid to strike City Soldier Howard Butler motion. Hearing on a temporary injunction to cap charges on 12 month demand to 700 commercial users was halted as OPS sought demurrer on the city's motion. A hearing on the demurrer is to be scheduled this week.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
City
Howard Butler
F. M. Stevens
Case of Infantile Paralysis Reported in Elyria
Elyria reports its first infantile paralysis case in over a year, a 10 year old boy under quarantine on Fourth Street with family members. Health officials doubt further cases will arise. The diagnosis followed a check at the crippled children’s clinic at Gatz Hospital for Crippled Children.
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Elyria
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Gatsz Hospital
Let’s Open the Banks Editorial Optimism for Relief
The Chronicle Telegram applauds Roosevelt’s plan to liquidate closed banks assets via a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan of about one billion dollars to depositors. Local Elyria bankers and conservators anticipate faster access to funds, orderly asset liquidation, and avoidance of asset dumping, with hope for timely reopening and broader county impact.
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Chronicle-Telegram
National Recovery Program
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Elyria
New Catholic Head Anne Hooley Elected National Council Leader
Anne S Hooley of Kansas City Missouri has become president of the National Council of Catholic Women after being elected at the St Paul convention. She succeeds Mary G Hawkes of Summit New Jersey as head of the council.
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Anne S. Hooley
Kansas City
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Paul
Miss Hooley
Mary G. Hawkes
Summit, N. J
Body in Sea Bag Ties San Diego Woman Murder to Sailor
Discovery of the mutilated body of Mrs. Laura Straw, 65, of San Diego, in a sea bag belonging to F. D. Henke, a former Nautilus sailor discharged a month earlier. A hammer and a carpenter’s saw were found, used to kill and mutilate. Henke reported missing sea bags tied to his name, with one stolen from his bunk during hospital stay. Authorities linked the bags to the San Diego murder case.
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F. D. Henke
Elyria
Laura Straw
U.S. S. Trenton
Henke
Frank R. Henke
Beech Street
Damage suit sent back for retrial in Elyria court
Charles Parker of Elyria sues officers and trustees of Eagles Lodge for injuries from a falling elevator. Court of Appeals says lower court erred in directing verdict and case is remanded for retrial. Trustees named Cashman Kofske Jacobs. Parker seeks 15000. Other remanded cases include Rothgery Seaton for error in charge. Pushback and Bowers judgment affirmed.
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Charles Parker
Elyria
Eagles Lodge
Common Pleas Court
District Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
William Cashman
William Kofske
Oscar Jacobs
Parker
Universities in Austria Closed by Government Order
Bulletin from Vienna reports the government ordered the closure of all universities in Austria following Nazi student riots and smoke bomb explosions in leading institutions. The item also notes that in Columbus on Oct 16, Ira J. Fulton announced Blake S. Raplee as assistant superintendent of banks, a new position to handle increased department workload.
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New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvana
American Federation of Labor
M. F. Tighe
Pittsburgh
Davis
William F. Greenstanding
John Donlin
Chicago
James Maloney
Philadelphia
Vienna
Austria
Columbus
Ira J. Fulton
Blake S. Raplee
Plan to Free Deposits Announced by White House
Washington announces a plan to rapidly distribute about 1 billion dollars to depositors in closed banks. The Deposit Liquidation Division of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will handle assets and loans up to 50 percent of deposits, with a 60 percent payout cap, aided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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White House
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R. I. Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Co
Tam Particuarly
United States
C. B. Merriam
R. F.C
Jesse H. Jones
Dean G. Acheson
The
Treasury
Lewis W. Douglas
Plan for Banks Wins Loch Approval Plan for Banks
Announcement of a Federal deposit liquidation board to free part of frozen deposits brings relief to depositors. Conservators A J Robinson and J B Seward praise the Ohio Plan aimed at expediting release of about half the local bank deposits. They foresee faster business revival and orderly asset liquidation without fire sale.
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Elytia
A. J. Robinson
J. B. Seward
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
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