Jaszi Urges Repeal of Embargo On Arms and Cash and Carry
Dr. Oscar Jaszi former Hungarian minister urged lifting the embargo and enacting a cash and carry policy before Ober students in Finney Chapel. He warned against isolationism and called for a federal union of democracies to counter Nazism and Bolshevism, urging student support for Union Now and a global moral shift.
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BRLIN
Oscar
Hungary
Iberlin College
Finney Chapel
America
Italy
Turkey
Russia
France
England
Jaszi
Jaszis
Les A. Beard
Moorah
Idaho
Spain
Weather report signals fair spell with colder south zone
Weather forecast notes fair conditions with colder air in the south and parts tonight. Wednesday brings rising temperatures as a sluggish system shifts southeastward over the Great Lakes and Central Valley. Showers edge into the Erie and Upper Ohio regions, with colder air settling over the Central Plains and the lake region.
Head Of Bender Co Declares No Comment on Plant Move
Herman Bender president of the Bender Body Company refused to discuss rumors that the Cleveland plant at West Sixty second street and Barberton avenue might move operations to the Elyria plant. Unofficial reports say a formal policy statement may be issued soon while union officials threaten action if relocation occurs. The firm, founded in 1919, makes automobile and bus bodies and trailers, with the Elyria plant once owned by Willys-Overland.
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Herman Bender
Bender Body Company
Cleveland
West Sixty-second Street
Barberton Avenue
Elyria
Bender
United Automobile Workers
Cleveland Auto Council
Herman, Joseph
John Bender
Willys-Overland Company
Boys See City Government In Operation
Members of Boy Scout Troop 103 attended the city council meeting as part of their troop program. Twenty scouts joined the council viewing, patrol reports were read, Wesley Fackler read last week's minutes, and the meeting closed with the Great Scoutmaster's Benediction after a game of elephant.
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Boy Scout Troop 103
Church of Christ
Wesley Fackler
Andrews Resigns As Wage Hour Chief
President Roosevelt announced the resignations of Wage Hour administrator Andrews effective yesterday. Philip Prema of the Army Regiment is set to take over the duties and oversee the transition.
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Andrews
Washington
Roosevelt
Cerraeneyron
Yesterto Ftarent
Philip Prema
Army Regineer
Organize Here To Defeat Bigelow Plan
Elyria Republican leader Mrs. Goldie Perry and Nelson Pippert, county party chiefs, were named to coordinate a bipartisan campaign against the Bigelow pension plan. The Emergency Committee of Columbus organized a state wide effort to oppose the plan, which would provide pensions to those 60 and older funded by real estate and income taxes. Perry said precinct workers and booth volunteers will distribute anti-Bigelow literature through election day November 7. She planned a meeting with Elyria Republican precinct and booth workers at the Woman's Club tonight.
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Goldie Perry
Elyria
Nelson Pippert
Amherst
Emergency Committee of
Columbus
Booth
Woman's Club
Avon Lake Sees 974 Register To Vote After First Registration
Election officials report 974 residents registered in Avon Lake at the close of the first registration. The Avon Lake council urged the board of education to register all eligible voters to prevent summer residents voting where their legal residence lies.
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Election Board
Avon Lake
Board of Education
Roosevelt Calls for Homes for Refugee Flood
President Roosevelt urged leaders of the international committee on political refugees to plan housing for 10,000,000 to 20,000,000 potential refugees. The call came as war in Europe continued and officials prepared for mass displacement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Intergovernmental Committee On
Europe
Council Hears Complaints About Smoke
Residents in the Clark and Winckles streets area report smoke from a nearby laundry stacks that fouls washings, forces windows to stay shut, and even closes Garford School windows. 54 residents signed a petition. the issue was sent to the safety committee after councilman Elmer Nelson urged referral to a committee.
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Clark and
Winckles
Garford School
Council
Elmer Nelson
Dan Symons
Nelson
Elyria Ballot Presents Seven Special Issues On City Ballot
Elyria voters will face seven special issues on a separate ballot alongside the regular city ticket on November 7. Issues include the fairground bond issue, city welfare levy, county quarter-mill building repair levy, city liquor lateclosing referendum, a state board of education creation question, and the Bigelow amendments on pensions and petition signer limits. The county printed 165,000 ballots for local elections, awarded to Ohio Service Printing Co. of Lorain on a low bid of 5747.
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Elyria
State Board of Education
Board of Élections
Ohio Service Printing Co
Lorain
Russia to Supply Raw Materials to Germany
Izvestia, the Soviet government newspaper, says the Soviet Union will continue supplying raw materials to Germany while remaining neutral in the European war. It notes the need to strengthen its fleet due to expanding European naval warfare, but gives no clear indication of Baltic fleet cooperation with Germany.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
Izvestia
15 Britons Killed In Air Raids
Londres October 17 Britons awaited sirens as a major German air raid on the Firth of Forth was greeted as a banner for a broader war. Admiralty officials report 15 officers and men killed 12 wounded and two civilians hurt in yesterday's raid. The cruisers Southampton and Edinburgh and destroyer Mohawk suffered light damage with several German planes shot down. The Air Ministry said daylight reconnaissance over western and northwestern Germany found one plane missing. The German high command claimed five enemy planes were shot down, including two British.
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London
Germany
Firth of Forth
Admiralty
Southampton
Edinburg
Mohawk
America
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Moselle
Saar
Germany plans to repatriate European German minorities
Berlin reports Germany aims to repatriate all German minorities from European countries as soon as possible, excluding those in the Americas. Estimated at over 2.5 million, the groups span Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Russia, Hungary, Romania, Yugoslavia, and the Tyrol, with Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania transfers already begun.
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Germany
Foreign Office
Europe
North
South America
Teutonic Knights
Baltic States
Russian
Ukraine
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Tyrol
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Hungary
Tralian Tyrol
Russia
Latvia
Esthonia
Lithuania
Lithonia
Fined for Exhibiting Gambling Devices in Lorain Court
Ralph Bardoner of Lorain pleaded guilty to exhibiting gambling devices before Common Pleas Judge D A Cook. He was fined 50 dollars and costs with counts 2 3 and 4 dropped by consent of Prosecutor Howard R Butler. A similar indictment against Harry Ziegman, already serving a penitentiary term for bribery, was abandoned.
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Ralph Bardoner
Lorain
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Howard R. Butler
Harry Ziegman
Rains Aerial And Submarine Blows At British Sea Power
United Press reports Adolf Hitler’s war in earnest pounds British sea power with aerial and U boat strikes. Sunk battleship Royal Oak in Scapa, damaged Tron Duke near Scapa and attacks on Firth of Forth. Churchill cites 13 to 20 U boats sunk. Allied counter blows expected as Germans boast bold raids.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Scapa
Royal Oak
Tron Duke
Firth of Forth
England
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
North Sea
Congregational Association To Meet Tomorrow
The Medina Association of Congregational Churches will hold its eighty seventh annual meeting at Sullivan Congregational Church Lorain County. Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins Oberlin College president will speak on The Dilemma of Neutrality at 7 30 p m after a 6 30 p m dinner. Three reels Africa Joins the World will be shown. The morning program includes talks on Children and Missionary Education and A Bird s Eye View of Home Missions. Afternoon features A King in Sackcloth and an African Church for Africans with songs by Miss Widber.
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Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Sullivan Congregational Church
Lorain
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Africa
Eugene Howard Barth
Sullivan Church
A E. Kemp
Elyria Second Congregational Church
New Business
Mildred C. Widber
National Board of Christian Education
Priscilla Chase
Ohio
O. G. Reiman
Medina
Fred L. Hall
James A. Richards
Oberlin
Herbert Loomis
James van Dusen
Fred Coox
George Cudeback
Merlin W. Ennis
Sachikela
West Africa
Widber
Association
Ralph
E. Albright
Lodi
Fred Powers
Amherst
Elizabeth M. Rich
Music Educators To Meet Tonight in Lorain County
Members of the Lorain County In and About club, a group of music educators in and near Lorain county, begin their third year with a meeting at the South Amherst school. Most members reside in Lorain county with a few from Medina and Burcesman.
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Lorain County
South Amherst School
Medina End Burcesmanan
French Halt Major German Offensive On Western Front
Paris report describes a large German assault along a 19 mile front with seventy six thousand shock troops and tanks. French artillery and machine guns halted the advance after promising gains in the Saar and Moselle sectors. heavy German losses were noted though some territory remained useful for observation.
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Paris
Saar
Associated Charities To Meet October 27
The Associated Charities annual meeting will be held at 8 p.m. October 27 in the disasters room of the Lorain County Serving and Trust Company. Election of a board of directors will be one of the principal features of the session.
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Associated Charities
Lorain County Sevinge and Trust
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