Prospective Litvinov Visit Aims at US Soviet Ties
Washington faces hurdles in restored ties with Soviet Russia as Maxim Litvinoff arrives to negotiate US recognition after 16 years. Key obstacles include debt claims totaling about 493 million dollars, potential US USSR non intervention accord, and future trade deals possibly backed by a 75 million dollar RFC loan for cotton and metals.
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United Press
Washington
Russia
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
White House
Moscow
United States
U. S. Treasury
Kerensky
Soviet Union
Litvinoff
U. S
RFC
Far East
Japan
Manchuria
Mongolia
Philippine Islands
China
Lorain $55,000 Route 2 Improvement Approved
The State Highway Department forwarded approval of a $55,000 improvement for Erie avenue in Lorain, part of a statewide federal public works project. The six-tenths of a mile widening and resurfacing runs Ashland to Oberlin and Oberlin to Broadway, with widths of 42 and 55 feet, respectively, as part of NRA highway work. Ohio employs 12,000 men in the program, according to State Highway Director O. W. Merrell.
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State Highway Department
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Washington
Federal Public Works Projects
Columbus Dispatches
Ashland Avenue
Oberlin Avenue
Broadway
New York
Ohio
NRA
O. W. Merrell
Graf Zeppelin Progress Over Fortaleza Brazil
Graf Zeppelin reports steady progress toward Akron Ohio and Chicago. The airship passed Fortaleza on the Brazil coast at 1 15 A M EST, about 400 miles northwest of Pernam bom, where it departed yesterday.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Akron
Ohio
Chicago
Fortaleza
Pernambo
Esterday
The Weather Forecast GHIO Cloudy With Rain
Cloudy conditions with rain likely in the east and extreme northern portions Sunday. Temperatures drop sharply from Saturday into Sunday with much colder conditions expected.
Getz Named GOP Treasurer to Succeed Mate
George F Getz a Chicago coal operator is chosen by the Republican executive committee to succeed Joseph R Mate who is in exile in Greece. Getz previously chaired the Union Trust company of Cleveland which has remained closed since the national bank holiday.
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George F Getz
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Joseph R.mate
Greece
Republican Executive Committee
Nutt
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Bomb Explosions Rock Illinois Miners Battle
Two bombs exploded near miners homes in Springfield underscoring a renewed factional mine union war. Police described the devices as unusually powerful. The blasts struck homes of United Mine Workers of America members in a miners district southeast of the Peabody Coal Company mine, which had resumed operations under a wage contract with the union.
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Springfield
United Mine Workers of America
Peabody Coal Company
President Roosevelt to Receive Honorary Degree at Washington College
President Roosevelt arrived in Chestertown Maryland to receive from Washington College the honorary Doctor of Laws degree. Thousands from Maryland and Delaware welcomed the Chief Executive and Mrs Roosevelt as they stepped ashore from the Sequoia after sailing from the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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Chestertown
Roosevelt
Maryland
Washington College
Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Calumet City Man Admits Embezzling $132000 From NIPSCO
Howard Duncan, former assistant treasurer of Northern Indiana Public Service Co. disguised as a Calumet City resident, admits embezzling $132000 from the firm. The service company was operated by Insull interests.
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Northern Indiana Public Service Company
Howard Duncan
Calumet City
Ind
Insull Interests
Russia to negotiate with U S before formal recognition
Moscow reports a new stage in Soviet foreign policy as Russia concedes to negotiate outstanding issues with the United States before formal recognition. President Kalinin and Foreign Minister Litvinov will lead talks in Washington, with Boris Shvirsky and Pater Bogdanoff aiding, amid cautious optimism for eventual recognition.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Mikhail Katinin
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
Litvinoff
Boris Shvirsky
Pater Bogdanoff
Amtorg Trading Association
New York
Kalinin
Stanford Avenue Home Scene of Blaze
A fire forced Mr and Mrs Alfred Alexander and their two children from 251 Stanford Avenue as smoke spread to upper rooms. The blaze started in a basement wood pile, ignited by a heat from a smoke pipe, and was confined to the basement with minor fire damage. No damage estimate available. Fire Chief Bates and Hose Company Number One and Engine Company Number Two fought the flames for nearly an hour.
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Alfred Alexander
Stanford Avenue
W. N. Bates
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Two
Germany withdraws from the League of Nations in Geneva
Germany notified withdrawal from the League of Nations, becoming the third member to exit within thirteen months after Mexico in 1932 and Japan earlier this year. Mexico remains represented and hopes withdrawal can be annulled, while Germany and Japan have ceased all cooperation. Argentina and Iraq joined in offsetting the loss. German Consul General Krauer delivered the notice to Secretary General Avenol at League headquarters.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Germany
Mexico
Japan
League
Argentina
Iraq
Krauer
Joseph Avenol
Secretay
Attorney killed in auto accident near Gallipolis
Homer Ward, 58, prominent Republican attorney and probate judge candidate, was killed late Friday when his car was struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train at Evergreen, eight miles from Gallipolis. He leaves a wife and two sons.
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Gallipolis
Homer Ward
Chesapeake and Ohio
Evergreen
Here
Ward
Farmers Strike Sparks Midwest Push for Farm Price Relief
Chicago Oct 21 Farmers in the Midwest strike to force federal relief as 2,000,000 members in 27 states halt live stock and food sales and boycott merchants until production costs are met. National Farmers Holiday Association led by Milly Reno declares economic warfare to obtain fair prices amid mixed gubernatorial reactions.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Mily Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
North Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Charles Bryan
William Langer
Albert Schmedman
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Rena
National Farm Holiday Association
St. Paul
Milo Reno
Union
200 Names Added To Jury Wheel In County Court
Compan Pleas Judge W B Thompson presiding ordered the county jury commission to place 200 additional names in the jury wheel during this term. The jury list is drawn from qualified electors across county districts in proportion to population.
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Compan Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Men's Club To View Pictures At Congregational Church
The Men's Club of the First Congregational Church begins its 1933 24 year with a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m next Friday. Speaker Wv B Gray Cleveland tool and gun editor will recount his Canada trip and present motion pictures from the journey.
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First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Wv. B. Gray
Cleveland Tool and Gun
Canada
Ohio voters urged on county home rule and old age pensions
Lorain County Farm Bureau members heard urging approval of the County Home Rule amendment to modernize county government and cut operating costs while opposing the Old Age Pension plan. Speakers cited cost, efficiency, and impact on alms houses, noting potential savings in states with home rule and questioning pension funding.
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Ohio
Lorain
Frankhouser
Cleveland
American Association For Old
Montana
W. G. Caskey
County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Baureat Federation
Charges Heard In Chicago Bankruptcy Hearing
Samuel Insall Jr. attended a Chicago bankruptcy hearing amid charges that receiverships for the Ingall utility empire were framed by his father, the fugitive mat Hate, before the companies collapsed.
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Samuel Insall, Jr
Mat Hate
Greece
Chicago
Ingall
Tast
Brookside Township petitions filed after approval vote
Petitions for Brookside Township to be formed from the southern part of Sheffield Lake were filed today in the county recorder. The separation was approved last Monday by a 185 to 16 vote at a special election, with a map showing the 6060 acre territory. Three bandits held up a grocery store near Eaton Campbellstown, stealing $7 from a customer and $10 from the register before fleeing in a car. A third robber waited in the vehicle.
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Brookside
Sheffield Lake
William G. Mitchell
Eaton Eaton
Campbellstown
Here
Relief worker killed in Columbus street accident
A city relief worker Edward Fritz Martin, 49, was killed in Columbus today when he fell beneath the wheels of a truck he had been riding on. Police said the incident occurred as the vehicle moved. Investigators began a routine inquiry into the death.
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Columbus. O
Edward Fritz
Martin
Officials Take Prompt Action On Farm Strike Crisis
Washington reports show President Roosevelt and top officials moving quickly as calls for a national farm strike gain momentum. Key measures include renewed talks with Russia, reconsideration of NRA exemptions for small town shops, revised retail codes, potential crop loans to stabilize prices, and county level debt conciliations to ease farmer distress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
America
NRA
Donald Richberg
Agricultura Adjustment Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Dolicies
Hugh S. Johnson
Trealy
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Audaia
Graf
G. O. P. Treasurer
George F. Getz
Illinois
Howard Trencan
Blaze
Mandan
Kota
Bismarc
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Vandemark, Frankhouser
Caskey and
Rowland
Samuel Ensall, Jr
Brookside Township
Captain Kidd
Joseph Penick
Federal
Cofalz
Johnson
George N. Peek
AAA
Peek
Wallace
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