Chinese Demand Material Aid Against Japan
Nanking reports say Chinese leaders will demand material aid at the Brussels Far Eastern Conference to drive Japan from China. Chinese army spokesmen claim major advances, retaking Kechiapai lou and Ksinkow, with the 8th Route Army winning gains under Chu Teh. Japanese bombardments continue around Shanghai as foreign consuls protest attacks on Hungjao and the North Railroad station.
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China
Brussels
Japan
Kechiapailou
Woosung
Tazang-Mengkaza
Ksinkow
Shansi
8Th Route Army
Chu Teh
Hungjao
Ohio highway board grows with two Case scientists
Columbus Ohio October 19 Gov Daveys special board of inquiry to probe state highway department irregularities nears completion with two more professors from Case School of Applied Science joining the panel George E Barnes and Malcolm S Douglas both from the Civil Engineering Department The six member board will have unlimited resources and personnel for the inquiry.
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Columbus
Weather Ohio Onto Rain Tonight and Cold Snaps
The bulletin reports rain across Illinois and the lower lakes with a cold front approaching. Low pressure sits over the Mississippi Valley with 29.28 inch reading at Springfield Illinois. High pressure over the Rocky Mountain plateau. Temperatures higher in the Ohio Valley but cooler air moving east from the plains.
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Rocky Mountain Plateau
Ilness
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St. Lawrence Valley
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Family Of Six Perish In Farmhouse Fire Near Erie
ERIE PA Oct 19 An entire family was wiped out when fire swept a Wat erford farm house 12 miles south of here taking six lives Mrs Helen Molash 69 Abe 21 Peter 1 John 19 Olga 17 and a hired man Harry Orchoss 51. Coroner W G Stroble and state police recovered charred bodies after neighbors Casimer and Ted Malinowski and Sam Lopez tried to reach the bedrooms but smoke and flames blocked access. The coroner believes smoke suffocation caused the deaths as the fire destroyed the building.
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Erie
Waterford
Here
Helen Molash
Abe
Peter
John
Olga
Harry Orchoss
W. G. Stroble
State Motor Police
Casimer
Ted Malinowski
Malinowski
Sam Lopez
Stroble
Stocks Plunge In Liquidation Across Wall Street
In the heaviest selling since 1929, New York Stock Exchange prices fell sharply at the open with 2,210,000 shares traded in the first hour. Brokers faced jammed wires as $25,000,000,000 in market value was erased since August 14. United Corporation slipped to $2.22 1/2 and Interlake Iron traded in a block at $6.00, down sharply.
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New York Stock Exchange
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United Corporation
Interlake Iron
Council Approves Police Dept Reorganization Ordinance
Elyria city council passed as an emergency the police department reorganization ordinance adding four patrolmen and creating a sergeant detective position to be filled by civil service exam next month. The reform increases staff from 6 officers and 16 patrolmen to 7 officers and 20 patrolmen, effective after year start. The measure passed with one dissent by Elmer Nelson over funding reporting concerns.
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Elmer Nelson
Nelson
Finance Committee
Council
Seward Black
Lloyd Sweet
Harwood Street
Caroline
Dillworth
J. D. Faxon
Ohio Oil Company
Lake Avenue
Bond Street
Broad Street
East Avenue
Counil
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Shell Petroleum Company
East River Street
Lorain
Elyria
Leonard Fowls
Lodi Street
Yuletide Lighting
Eighteen Bodies Found Buried In The Snow
Salt Lake City report on a United Air Lines transcontinental crash. Knights Knight Wyoming searchers recovered nineteen dead, later tallying twenty including a woman passenger who would have given birth. Pilot Ralph Johnson led a rugged ascent to the wreck in the Uinta Mountains northeast of Layden Peak.
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Utah
Evanston
Wyoming
United Airline
Salt Lake City
Telegram
Acme Telephoto
United Air Line
Ralph Johnson
Uinta Mountains
Knight
Wyo
Richard M. Roe
San Francisco
Helen Ferreira
Cheyenne
Boe
United Afrlines
Layden Peak
Johnson
Ife
Alex Jamison
Uinta County
J. W. Myers
Crash Victims Shown In Accompanying Pictures
Photo caption lists three of the nineteen victims from the United Airlines crash near Knight, Wye on a Newark to San Francisco flight. Pilot Earl Woodgerd of Cheyenne appears in a black cap with co pilot John Adams of Cheyenne also present, while a third crew member is misidentified as John Conboy of Cleveland in the view.
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United Airlines
Knight
Wye
Newark
San Francisco
Earl Woodgerd
Cheyenne
John Adams
John Conboy
Cleveland
Tragic slaying shocks Grafton town in orchard minutes from home
Louise Hornbeck a 19 year old Grafton resident was found dead in a small orchard beside her home on Center Street after an all night search. A description of a hatless bushy haired man who followed her last night prompted a citywide hunt. Police found signs of a brutal struggle and a concussion with brain hemorrhage. A $500 reward was offered for information leading to the killer’s arrest.
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Grafton
Louise Hornbeck
Center Street
William E. Graft
Elyria
Mirs
Mary Eberhart
Joseph Novesky
5. C. Ward
Lorain County
Ward
Thomas C. Washington
Donald Barber
W. E. Maple
Barber
Joseph Anderson
Grafton Barber
Sheriff's Deputies
Earl Hornbeck
Forrest William Hornbeck
Louise
Posse
Lorain
Beres
Dr. Maple
Walter A. Jantz
W. E. Rader
Anthony Pollock
Carl Mole, Jr
Edward Maple
Clifford Mole
Willard Rader
Eberhart
Mole
Hornbeck
Radel
Quick Economy Or Higher Taxes To Balance Budget Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt warned the nation that a layman's balanced budget this year is unlikely and urged quick economy or higher taxes to bring expenditures within federal revenue. The budget reports show an eighth consecutive deficit and debt near a new high of about 37.0 billion dollars, with gilt sterilization affecting debt levels. He projected a June 30, 1938 deficit of about 895 million and a net deficit around 695 million after debt retirement, highlighting tax increases as essential.
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Roosevelt
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Hlyde Park
Congress
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kan
Hns
Republican Party
Youth Who Killed Doctor And Wife Goes To Asylum
Paul Nathaniel Dwyer a 16 year old ex student who killed Dr James G Littlefield and Mrs Littlefield last week was committed to an insane asylum for observation by order of Judge George L Emery at Portland. Maine State Hospital for the Insane at Augusta will report on his mental status by November 26 and file the report with the Oxford County Superior Court.
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Mel
Paul Nathaniel Dwyer
James G. Littlefield
Portland
George L. Emery
Maine State Hospital For
Augusta
Oxford County Superior Court
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