Hitler Says Germany Will Sign Nothing Till Equality
Berlin October 15 Germany will attend no conference join no alliance adhere to no convention or sign nothing until equality with other nations is granted, Chancellor Adolf Hitler told Nazi aides in a speech. He urged withdrawal from the League and World Disarmament Conference as part of a campaign ahead of November elections and a plebiscite.
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Germany
Berlin
U.R
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
League of Nations
Geneve
Geneva
Shop Workers to Meet Tomorrow in Elyria
James P. McWeeny of Cleveland will speak at a Elyria shop workers meeting tomorrow night at Painters Hall 549 Broad Street. The 7 30 P M gathering is open to all interested workers and part of a series to acquaint them with NRA codes and related work matters.
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James P. McWeeny
Cleveland
Elyria
Painters’ Hall
Broad Street
Taking Bids On Lorain Harbor Improvement
War Department announces bids for a $745000 Lorain Harbor improvement project in Ohio. Bids will be opened in Buffalo at 2 pm October 31. Contractor must start within 20 days after notice and complete by November 1.
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Washington
War Department
Lorain Harbor
U. S. Engineer
Buffalo
N. Y
Novst
Public hearing on zoning change along Middle avenue
A council hearing on changing the zoning of Middle avenue between 15th and 16th streets from residence to commercial use will be held in the council chamber tomorrow evening. The zoning commission backs the change, while strong opposition is expected. Central to the dispute is Dominic DeFazio, who ran a restaurant and beer garden in the area until a city order forced closure of his operations in the residential zone.
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Middle Avenue
15Th
16Th Streets
Council Chamber
Zoning Commission
Dominic DeFazio
W. H W. van Oster
DeFazio
Ohio forecast fair with light frost possible tonight
Ohio's weather outlook calls for fair conditions with a chance of light frost in central and southern areas tonight. Thursday should be partly cloudy with rising temperatures across the state.
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Ohio
Democrats To Hear Issues Discussed
City Democrats meet tomorrow night at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall Broadstreet and Chappel to discuss three state election issues. The open gathering, under the Men’s Democrat Club, will feature Louis Beaumont and Earl Bacon. Topics include the 10 mill tax limitation on real estate, opposition to the Old Age Pension law, and the County Home Rule issue with planned speakers for and against each item.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Broadstreet and
Chappel
Democrat Club
Louis Beaumont
Earl Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
Beaumont
Red Cross Roll Call Opens with Elyria Meeting
John Cremer, chairman of the Cleveland Chapter, will speak at Elyria High School for the Red Cross annual meeting and roll call opening. The drive seeks 3 000 memberships, with 34 directors to be elected 18 from Elyria district and 16 from county districts. The event starts at 8 p.m. and includes a 30 minute concert by the Elyria High School band.
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John Cremer
Cleveland
The
Red Cross
Elyria
Elyria High School
Plan To Improve Township Roads In The County
The State Highway Department plans to improve township roads in the county with slag. Divisional Engineer I R Ault of Ashland is expected to approve the plan today. Road work includes 5.6 miles on Abbe road from Mills road to Lake road and 16 miles from Oberlin avenue to Crosse road. Four miles on Bisgs road in La Grange township from Nickel Plate to Indian Hollow road. A half mile on Baird road from Wakeman Belden road north. A half mile on Nickel Plate road in Penfield township and one mile on Quarry road from New London road to Stewart road.
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I. R. Ault
Ashland
Abbe Road
Mills Road
Lake Road
Foster Park
Oberlin Avenue
Crosse Road
Bisgs
la Grange
Indian Hollow
Baird
Wakeman-Belden
Nickel Plate Road
Penfield Township
Quarry Road
New London Road
Stewart Road
Kathryn Kelly Begins Life Sentence at Cincinnati Workhouse
Mrs Kathryn Kelly arrived in Cincinnati to begin a life term for kidnapping Charles Arsdal Oklahoma City millionaire. She wore prison garb and said she expected a parole or pardon. Her mother remains in Memphis to serve a life sentence while Kathryn claims her husband George Kelly will not attempt a rescue by Christmas.
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Cincinnati
Kathryn Kelly
Sangster
Charles Arsdal
Oklahoma City
Kelly
R. G. Shannon
Memphis
Tenn
Shelby County
Kathryn
George
Trucker Held After Fatal Ashtabula Collision
Miss Ida Olle, 20, died from injuries after a collision between her car and a truck in Ashtabula Ohio. D W Hammon, 35, Findlay driver of the truck, was held by officers on Tuesday pending investigation.
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Ashtabula, O
Ida Olle
D. W. Hammon
Findlay
Lorain County Mason Sam Squire Installed Grand Master
Sam H. Squire of Elyria is installed as grand master of the Grand Lodge of Ohio at the 124th annual communication in Columbus. The event marks the first Lorain County resident to hold the post as 1,200 Masons gather with 600 lodges represented and speakers from Ohio and beyond.
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Grand Lodge
Columbus
Lorain County
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Sam H. Squire
Elyria
Blue Lodges of
R. Lincoln Long
Toledo
Robert H. Pausch
Asa Queen
Marion
Simeon Nash
Squire
King Solomon Lodge No. 56
Scottish Rite Masonic
Cleveland
Masonic Temple
Masonic
Boston
Ohio Grand Lodge
Four Elyrians Face Charge In Lodi Bar Fracas
Warrants sworn by Harry C. Sanders before Justice Joseph Petro name Spike Wilbur Bill Wilbur Gene Rainey and Hank Janosky as defendants to appear in justice court at 2 P M Saturday. Sanders says the quartet beat him in a fracas at a Lodi street establishment last Thursday night.
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Harry C. Sanders
Joseph Petro
Justice Court
Spike Wilbur
Bill Wilbur
Gene Rainey
Hank Janosky
Sanders
Lodi Street
Labor Secretary Points To Gains
Labor Secretary Perkins cites September gains in employment and payrolls across dyeing and cleaning, laundries, construction, and wholesale and retail trade. She notes 620,000 workers added in September across 17 industrial groups and says rising employment fuels quick consumer demand as workers seek cleaner, pressed clothing.
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Washington
Perkins
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Miss Perkins
Retail Trade Code Up 10 Percent Decision Looms
Washington October 18 President Roosevelt faces a choice on the long disputed national retail trade code affecting about 4.5 million workers and the public. Johnson says a 10 percent markup proposal is needed to curb price cutting, while economists favor a compromise that forbids sales below cost. A compliance system and local consumer councils are planned to handle complaints as hearings on alleged price increases proceed. The code remains the NRA’s top priority after other codes like movie and construction codes lag.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson
NRA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Michigan Track Coach Stephen Farrell Dead at 70
Ann Arbor, Oct 18 Stephen J Farrell longtime Michigan track coach died suddenly while wrapping up a daily golf round at the university course. Heart disease listed as the cause. Funeral services set for tomorrow. Farrell, 70, guided the team to national prominence during a 30 year career.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Stephen J. Farrell
Farrell
University of Michigan
Roosevelt plans for monetary policy weigh sound money
Washington October 18 United Press reports President Roosevelt's advisors narrowed 50 proposed monetary policy plans to a few that favor sound money. They ignore greenbacks to inflate prices and anticipate delaying any pronouncement until farm prices near desired levels. Officials likely reject issuing cheap money via United States notes or treasury notes as part of funding.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Treasury
Liberty Ioan
Col House Confers With Hull On German Rearmament
Col Edward M House chief advisor to President Wilson at Versailles spoke long with Secretary Hull and Undersecretary Phillips at the State Department. The talks were considered significant as Germany rearmament raises questions about Versailles obligations and potential re examination of terms.
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Washington
Edward M. House
Wilson
Versailles
Hull
Phillips
State Department
Germany
Akron Mayor C Nelson Sparks Seeks Ohio Governor Seat
Akron Mayor C Nelson Sparks formally announced his candidacy for governor of Ohio on the Republican ticket. He criticized the White administration and touted his record as Akron’s chief executive, with a campaign to begin January 1.
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Akron
C. Nelson Sparks
Ohio
Sparks
Board of Elections
Said Todat
Business Gains In Toledo In September Review
Toledo October 18 business activity showed gains in banking debits totaling 68615676 for four weeks in September, up 8.7 percent from a year ago. Power production rose 20.8 percent while the national gain stood at 10.5 percent. September tonnage dropped 11.8 percent from August.
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Toledo
Toledo Business Review
College of Administration
University of Toledo
Republicans Hold Interesting Meeting Predicts Victory
An overflow crowd of Republican precinct and youth workers filled the Newell headquarters last night as Richard Horan predicted victory for the entire Republican ticket. He spoke on party obligations while appeals for united support were voiced by Republican and nonpartisan candidates. C Zenzenburg chaired the event as ward group representatives outlined plans for district ward meetings. the next general gathering is set for next Wednesday at headquarters.
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Fotel Newell
Richard Horan
United
C. Stalzenburg
Code Violator Face Jail Term Under New Deal Rules
Washington reports President Roosevelt invoked the National Industrial Recovery act to enforce compliance with recovery codes and blue eagle rules. Administrator Hugh S. Johnson gained authority to enforce, suspend, and revoke emblems, with penalties up to fines or six months imprisonment. A second brief notes Homer Weakley dies from skull fracture after an October auto crash in Columbus, Ohio.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Industrial Recovery Act
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Jim
Speaker to discuss Ohio ballot issues at Elyria meeting
George B. Chandler, secretary of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, will speak at Elyria High School tonight at 3 p.m. The talk titled The Crisis in the Coming Election covers the proposed tax limit amendment, old age pensions, and county home tax amendment on the November 7 ballot. Chandler’s background includes prior service in Connecticut and national commissions. The event is free and open to the public.
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George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Elyra High School
Ohio
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chandler
Ohio Chamber
Connecticut State Chamber of Commerce
Connecticut General Assembly
Taft
National Commission On Industrial Relations
Local banks extend hours to five on Saturdays
The Chronicle Telegram reports that banks will now stay open until 5:00 P.M. on Saturdays to aid merchants. The new hours match the Cleveland Clearing House pattern with daily hours 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. and Wednesday shortened hours 9:00 to 12:00.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Cleveland Clearing House
1200 Return to Work at Ford Plant Chester Pa
About 1,200 Ford plant workers in Chester Pennsylvania returned to work under police guard after a prolonged strike. There were no disorders as workers passed through pickets. A separate report notes Raymond Sabin of Kipton reported his car stolen from the Colson Company parking yard yesterday afternoon.
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FORD
Chester
Ford Company
Raymond Sabin
Kipton
Colson Company
President Says Grain Prices Too Low Despite Gains
Washington October 18 The White House says prices farmers receive for commodities remain too low despite a 32 percent rise from March to September this year compared with last year. Factory income and products bought show mixed gains while cost of living climbs nine percent since March. Administration pledges action to raise commodity prices, citing wheat hogs and corn as too low.
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Washington
White House
Oil Code Committee to Hear Violations Across Lorain County
L H Rogers, newly named chair of the Oil Code Committee, reports the body will blanket Ohio with sub committees to administer oil code rules in every city and village. He and W S Kohn met about 150 attendees in Columbus and will convene hearings in Lorain County to review violations, offering chances to correct for first offenders.
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Ohio
Columbus
L. H. Rogers
R. V. Snyder
C. C. Coleman
G. F. Broadwell
L. E. Bradstock
al Mason
Edward Raus
C. E. Betts
Peter Miller
R. D. McIntosh
Rogers
Lorain County
Foremen's Club Opens 1953 34 Season in Elyria
The Elyria Foremen's Club meets tomorrow at the Elyria Y M C A to begin the 1953 34 season with D V Gray of the Cleveland News as speaker. He will discuss his Lake Nipigan trip and Canada trip, showing motion pictures, with Russ Morrison's Midnight Revelers providing music. W. O. McClellan reports large dinner reservations from area industrial plants. dinner starts at 6 30 P M.
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Foremen’s Club
Elyria Foremen’s Club
Elyria Y. M. C. A
V. Gray
Cleveland
Lake Nipigan
Lake Superior
Canada
Russ Morrison
Varius
W. O. McClellan
McClellan
Lorain County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting
A large crowd of Lorain County Farm Bureau members and families is expected at the Firetoon church Friday night for the annual meet ing held as a prelude to the state gathering. Three issues to be voted on next month will be explained by speakers from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Topics include lowering real estate tax from 15 to 10 mills, old age pension, and the county home rule amendment. C. E. Rowland, former Lorain County agricultural extension agent, will be principal speaker. he is now county agent for Clark County.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
County Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lorain County Bureau
Lorain
C. E. Rowland
Lornia County
Clark County
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