Nazi Leaders Push Disarmament Pledge as Talks Continue
Berlin reports Nazi leaders insist Germany left the League and the Disarmament Conference not to rearm but to seek real disarmament through negotiations. Baron Von Neurath and Goebbels say Germany remains bound by peacetime pledges while urging other signatories to honor theirs. They cite potential Saar and Polish corridor issues as negotiable without further war.
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Berlin
Europe
Germany
League of Nations
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Goebbels
Hitler
France
Saar
Poland
East Prussia
Daladier Reassures France Defense After Hitler Broadcast
Paris Oct 17 Premier Edouard Daladier answered Adolf Hitlers message by declaring France assured of defense of territory and liberty. His speech to the Chamber of Deputies drew a 470 to 120 confidence vote. He said France is not isolated and has many friends worldwide and vowed to balance the budget amid Germanys Geneva departure.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Edouard Daladier
France
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Geneva
Ohio Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy With Warmer North and South
Partly cloudy conditions dominate Ohio with a warmer trend in the west tonight and a southeast warming forWednesday. The forecast notes slight warmth in western areas tonight and in the southeast on Wednesday, with overall mild conditions across the state.
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Ohio
Germany may return to disarmament conference
Geneva reports indicate Germany is prepared to negotiate a return to the League of Nations and the Disarmament Conference. Officials expect formal talks to be postponed until after Germany's November 12 election plebiscite, with private negotiations already under way among German British and French ambassadors. If adjourned, talks would focus on drafting the Simon eight year disarmament plan as a basis for negotiation.
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United Press
Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
League
Rome
Woman Eld in Fatal Footing Murder on Medicine Show Bus
Upper Sandusky Ohio October 17 The fatal shooting of R V Brown a former Powhatan marshal aboard a medicine show bus was ruled murder by Coroner C C Stutz Brown was found in a ditch between Carey and Upper Sandusky Mrs Eva Timmer 42 of Powhatan Point confessed saying Brown attacked her in the sleeping compartment on the bus She drove with the body about 200 miles before disposing of it autopsy shows Brown died Friday from a slugging and a later gunshot Heard in Wyandot county sheriff Weatherholt arrested her near Perrysburg The coroner said Brown likely regained consciousness after the attack and was shot as the bus moved along the county line.
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Upper Sandusky
Eva Timmer
Powhatan Point
Ohio
C. C. Stutz
Stutz
Timmer
R. V. Brown
Powhatan
Carey
Brown
Sherif Harry Weatherholtz
Wyandot County
Perrysburg
Wryandot County
Taxpayers Entitled to Refund of 1932 Tax Penalty
In Columbus Ohio on October 17 Attorney General Bricker ruled that property owners who paid delinquent 1932 real estate taxes before October 20 1933 and were charged a penalty are entitled to a refund. The measure requires the county auditor to issue an order to the county treasurer under the new law passed in the special session.
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Columbus. C
Bricker
Schneider
Cincinnati
Retired bank head to receive life salary of 100000
Washington reports Senate investigators revealed Chase National Bank pays Albert H. Wiggins a $100,000 yearly lifetime salary. He retired as chairman in January and then as director and executive committee member of the bank and its securities affiliate.
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LIFE
Washington
Chase National Bank
Senate Stock Market
Albert H. Wigsin
Elyrians urged to attend public meeting on November 7
Presidents of Elyria women’s groups urge members to attend a Chamber of Commerce meeting at Elyria High School auditorium tomorrow night. George B Chandler will discuss statewide issues on the tax limit amendment old age pension and county home rule amendment. The event is open to the public without charge.
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Elyria Women's
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria High School
George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Gle. A. Baird
Elyria Woman's Club
Gerald Rice
Parent-Teacher Associations
Sibley Named Chairman of City Republican Committee
C. Stolzenburg announced A. T. Sibley as chairman of the publicity committee for the City Republican campaign organization. He added a meeting of all Republican precinct committeemen and booth workers at the Newell hotel headquarters tonight.
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Republican Committee
C. €. Stolzenburg
A. T. Sibley
Republican Campaign
Stolzenburg
Booth
Newell Hotel
Outlaw Former President Machado in Cuba case
Former President Gerardo Machado and 26 aides were proclaimed outlaws in Havana on charges of murder and malfeasance. Bonds and seizure of about 25 thousand dollars in property were ordered, with bail denied. The group includes Octavio Averhoff and Octavio Zuza ribarza, among others, while several are refugees.
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Cuba
Havana
Gerardo Machado
Machado
Octavio Averhoff
Octavio Zubizarreta
Interior
Jose Izquierdo
Morales del Castillo
Mackadoix
Montreal
Ramon Grau San Martin
Juan Cruz Bustillo
Fulgencio Batista
State education chiefs to speak at Elyria meeting
Dr. B. O. Skinner and Joseph Fichter, state education officials, head a public session at 8 p m in the Elyria high school auditorium. The gathering of Ohio boards of education directors will draw educators from across the state to Elyria, with topics likely touching Lorain County schools. H H Nye, president of the Elyria City Board, will preside.
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Ohio
B. O. Skinner
Joseph Fichter
Elyria High School
Elyria
Skinner
Lorain County
H. H. Nye
Elyria City
California murder case tied to Ohio farmer search
San Diego police hunted Thomas M. Jones an Ohio farmer and ex convict after the dismembered body of Laura Ella Straw 74 was found in San Diego Bay. A blood stained car tied to Jones and a red haired acquaintance woman spurred the nationwide search as officers pressed for motive and location.
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San Diego
Calif
Ohio
Laura Ella Straw
Thomas M. Jones
Straw
San Diego Bay
Jones
Toledo inaugurates Philip Curtis Nash as seventh UT president
Toledo October 17 ceremonies impressed by color and ritual as Philip Curtis Nash was inaugurated as the University of Toledo's seventh president in the Henry J. Doermann Theatre. Principal addresses were delivered by Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins of Oberlin College and Dr. Arthur E. Morgan of Antioch College and TVA administrator.
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Toledo
Philip Curtis Nash
University of Toledo
Henry J. Doermann
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin Collge
Arthur E. Morgan
Antioch College
Tennesse Valley Authority
County Assumes Full Relief Responsibility For Districts
County commissioners adopted a resolution, in line with Federal Relief Administration requests, taking full county responsibility for relief in Elyria Lorain and the townships Elyria Carlisle Amherst and Sheffield. County Relief Director M A Houghton noted the change in how relief will be handled.
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Federal Relief Administration
Elyria
Lorain
Carlisle
Amherst
Sheffield
M. A. Houghton
Master Retail Code Heads Toward White House Tonight
Recovery officials weigh three NRA driven issues as the master retail code, Blue Eagle enforcement, and labor capital disputes threaten to shape the rehabilitation drive. Johnson shifts toward compromise on cost plus 10 percent while farm price effects spark resistance and White House action looms.
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White House
Washington
NRA
National Labor Board
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
Germany Decides to Quit League Before Announcement
Geneva reports say Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations and the Disarmament Conference was decided three days earlier, after deliberation over events that convinced Hitler's government there was more to gain outside formal councils. Cabinet action last Wednesday preceded Allied no German rearma ment and the Simon Plan for eight years of disarmament.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Europe
Simon
Adolf Hitler
Council takes no action on 10 mill limitation proposal
Earl Bacon of the local Chamber of Commerce urged the council to take official action on the 10 mill real estate tax limit proposal set for November. Councilman Leonard Smith opposed any official expression, warning it would amount to lobbying. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce opposes the measure, though the local chapter has not taken official action.
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Earl Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
Bacon
Leonard Smith
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Bricks injure worker in Lodi Street hole collapse
A shower of bricks fell on Alex Tysyn of 145 Irondale Avenue while he labored in a five foot hole on Lodi Street after a car struck a pile of paring stones nearby. Police said the auto mobile did not stop and the man required medical care.
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Alex Tysyn
Irondale Avenue
Lodi Street
Tysyn
Graf Zeppelin Arrives in Brazil on swift South Atlantic flight
The Graf Zeppelin arrived in Pernambuco Brazil at 8 15 a m coming from Friedrichshafen Germany during a triangular South American flight that included Akron and Chicago. The dirigible completed one of its speediest South Atlantic trips and was moored peacefully after the crossing.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
South America
Akron
Chicago
Friederichshafen
Germany
South Atlantic
Thousands Return to Work at Weirton
Thousands of strikers returned to work in Weirton after agreements reached before the National Labor Board ending a three week steel holiday called by the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. Hundreds remained out awaiting William J. Long, union head, whose Washington address and a mass meeting were planned, with a parade and demonstration to mark the settlement.
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Weirton
W.a
National Labor Board
Washington
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
William J. Long
Long
Two Nazis Sentenced For Attack On American
Berlin oct 17 two Nazis were sentenced to six months imprisonment for attacking Roland Velz an American in Dusseldorf. attackers named only as Paul E and Frederick W US ambassador Dodd protested to Hitler’s chancery. Baron von Neurath pledged remedy in a note from US secretary hull following. Former dean of Cincinnati Law Alfred Bendict 45 died Monday in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Berlin
Roland Velz
Dusseldorf
Paul E
Frederick W
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
United States
Hitler
LAW School
Cincinnati
Alfred B. Bendict
The
Cincinnati Law School
Separation vote splits Sheffield Lake Village into Brookside township
Southern Sheffield Lake Village residents voted 185 to 16 for separation yesterday creating Brookside township. Officials warn of vacancies and residence changes for northern village offices, interim governance gaps, and ongoing school district voting remains, with state issues on the ballot.
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Sheffield Lake Village
Board of Election
Brookside Township
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
F.A. Stetson
Salary Increase Approved for City Treasurer
City council last night passed on its third reading an ordinance raising the salary of the city treasurer from 500 to 600 dollars a year, effective January 1, 1934, at the request of Treasurer Jack Marshall who cited increased duties since the adoption of scrip.
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Jack Marshall
Council Honors Elyria Drum Corps At Chicago Contest
Council unanimously adopted a motion by Councilman Walter Koha to congratulate the Elyria based American Legion drum and bugle corps for their fire showing at the Chicago contest. The formal recognition followed the corps display and the council praised their performance.
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Elyria, American Legion
Chicago
Council
Walter Koha
Fined $100 By Justice Petro
Harold Ross of Colombia township was fined $109 and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro. The judge noted it was the second time he has cited the defendant for this offense and imposed the heavy fee.
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Harold Ross
Colombia
Jnstics
Joseph Petro
Justice Petro
Teacher Miss Blanche Mickey Dies in Columbus
Miss Blanche Mickey a longtime Columbus public schools teacher aged 57 and OSU graduate died last night after 32 years in the district. She was a respected educator who contributed to the city’s schools and local education.
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Columbus
Blanche Mickey
Ohio State University
Water main plan seeks federal aid for city project
City council approved Mayor Vanoster's ordinance to build a 36 inch water main from Elyria Avenue to the city, about four miles, at an estimated cost of 300000. Federal funds would cover 30 percent with the rest financed over a long amortization period, aiming to reduce fire insurance rates and replace an aging 20 inch main. The project enjoys cross party backing and would help employ the unemployed and collect delinquent water bills.
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W. H. Vanoster
Elyria Avenue
Sixteen Lobbies File Expense Accounts in Ohio
In Columbus on October 17, sixteen lobbies operating around the Ohio Legislature filed expense accounts totaling nearly 34,000 for advocating or opposing measures affecting their clients. The Ohio Railroad Association led with 13,356.92, while other groups such as the Ohio Service and Tax Relief Association and the Petroleum Industry Committee of Ohio reported significant totals. A lobbyist for the Ohio Federation of Labor led a report showing no expenditures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myers
Ohio Railroad Association
Bernard R. Donovan
Toledo
Ohio Service and Tax Relef Association
Ohio Petroleum Marketers’ Association, Inc
J. G. Monrose
Hubert B. Faber
Cleveland
Ohio State Automobile Association
The
American Books Company
Petroleum Industry Committee of Ohio
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
Pass Ordinance To Keep Black River Clean
City council last night passed an ordinance to permanently curb litter and obstructions in both branches of the Black River. It bans throwing rubbish into the river with a penalty of 350 and costs. Introduced by councilman Carl Camus after complaints about riverbank debris prompted Mayor W H Vader Oster to order cleanup crews mobilized.
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Black River
Costa
Bounelt
Connellman
Carl Camus
W. H. Vader Oster
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Harl
Sibley
State Director OF Education
Hunt Orig
Oberlin
Graf
Drum Corps
Vanoster
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