France Plans Shake-Up Of Diplomats
Paris reports a cabinet move to enforce extended 40 hour weeks in defense industries and to back new emergency decrees. It also outlines a broad reshuffle of France’s diplomatic service, including replacements in Berlin and Moscow and planned posts in Madrid, with a purge anticipated across foreign offices.
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Paris
Albert Lebrun
Edouard Daladier
Italy
Andre Francois-Poncet
Germany
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Ethiopia
Francois-Poneet
Berlin
Robert Coulondre
Moscow
Emile Wnaggarr
China
France
Spain
Coulondre
Muscow
Russia
Foreign Office
Vatican Protests Italy Marriage Ban Over Race Rule
Vatican protests to Italian foreign minister over a ban on marriages between Italians and non Aryans or foreigners. Papal Nuncio Borgongini delivered verbal objections, grounding the church’s right to marry any baptized person under Article 34 of the Lateran Accord. Ciano said the Vatican’s views would be considered in a friendly spirit.
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Vatican
Mer. Borgongini
Italy
Galeazzo Ciano
Ciano
City Crews To Take Leaves From Streets
Service Director I. D. Faxon announced leaves on heavily wooded streets should be raked into the gutter and left for city crews to pick up. Extra crews will be assigned next week. He warned that burning leaves in the street harms pavement and is counterproductive.
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Weather report from Ohio shows rain late tonight
The forecast notes rain late tonight or Sunday with warmer conditions in the southeast, colder Sunday, and overall variable conditions across the region. A Minnesota-origin disturbance intensified over the Lake region with Chicago barometer readings near 29.44 inches, while western states held high pressure and light precipitation occurred from the Eastern Dakotas through the Lake region.
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Conquerors Of Canton Greeted By Silence
Japanese forces entered Canton to a silent city with tanks and armored cars leading a 3,000 troop column. Fire from machine guns marked the east Tungshan district as planes flew over but dropped no bombs. Chinese authorities destroyed military targets and bridges as foreign quarters were sealed guarded by naval crews and local troops.
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United Press
Tungshan
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Harnass
Sheriff Grall Held in County Jail Cell on Indictment
Sheriff William F Grall remained jailed in a county facility unable to post a $20 000 bond as Acting Sheriff E A Fauver ordered confinement in the women's quarters He is indicted for bribery and may only aid his ailing wife at meals under constant deputy supervision while incarcerated ahead of trial.
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A. Fauver
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Will Plan Drive For Courts Annex
Lorain County civic groups will gather at the court house at 7 30 p m Tuesday to discuss campaign plans for the proposed Lorain County court house annex bond issue. The Lorain County Non Partisan Council calls the meeting and supports the bond vote next month inviting all county civic groups to send representatives.
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Lorain County
Wage Hour Chief Andrews Explains 44 Hour Week Rule
Washington reports Wage Hour Administrator Elmer F. Andrews and staff processed rulings under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The act sets a 25 cent minimum wage for about 11 million interstate workers and does not fix a 44 hour workweek. employers must pay time and a half for any hours over 44, while overtime cannot be taken as future time off.
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Elmer F Andrews
Andrews
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Children’s Bureau
Labor Department
Supreme Court
Former Aide of Al Capone Assassinated in Chicago
Bert Delaney a 59 year old former superintendent of Capone era bootleg operations was shot dead as he exited his car in Chicago authorities say the kill was likely linked to racketeer or gangland troubles. Ruth McAvoy and Carl White witnessed the crime as Delaney lay slain on the sidewalk.
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al Capone
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Carl White
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Delaney
Ford to Call 35,000 Men to Jobs in Peak Production
Ford may call 35,000 men to jobs within days boosting River Rouge plant toward peak output as industry leaders say 1939 model assembly already begun and Big Three production nears pre-1929 levels. Chrysler and GM announce job recalls and pay restorations while Ward's notes highest weekly auto output since 1937 with strong orders and rising dealer demand.
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River Rouge
Ward
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Alfred H. Ward
Plymouth
Youth Freed By Jailer's Daughter Given The Death Penalty
Greensboro newspaper reports James F. Godwin a High Point youth was sentenced to die for slaying textile worker Donald Moss hours after Lula Belle Kimel daughter of Lexington jailer released Godwin and Bill Wilson. She freed them on promises of reform but later repeated the act.
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James F. Godwin
High Point
Donald Moss
Lula Belle Kimel
Godwin
Lexington
Lula Belle
Husky
Bill Wilson
Lawrence Webber Accepts Elyria Chest Drive Chairmanship
Lawrence H. Webber of Elyria will head the Elyria Community Chest campaign this year starting with a 3 45 P M dinner on Monday November 14. Harry L Reynolds announced appointments of division heads and assistants while budget requests and inclusion of the Elyria Nursery School were discussed by the executive committee.
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Elyria
Community Chest
Harry L. Reynolds
Elyria Community Chest
Webber
Reynolds
A. S. Ormsby
Leo H. Meyer
Claude Birch
A. C. Hudnutt
A. R. Kemp
T. L. Moise
J. T. Fawcett
A. L. Patrick
Henry Ingels
J. C. George
H. W. Luethi
Joe Boddy
Robert Burns
Karl W. Plocher
F. 4. Smythe
Worth Feaver
C. B. Smythe
Harry Lb. Reynolds
A. M. Hannaford
Howard Barbour
Elyria Nursery School
Rocket Struck U S Cruiser In Shanghai Parade
A rocket fired during a Japanese celebration struck the U S cruiser Augusta anchored in the Whangpoo River near Shanghai. One wing of an airplane on deck burned. no other damage. A protest was sent to Japanese naval authorities.
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Canton
United States
Augusta
Whangpur
Pootang Point
Desperadoes Turn Out To Be Linemen
Chief Deputy Sheriff C. J. Cordy chased four men believed armed desperadoes near Route 59 but found they were four power company linemen en route to Connecticut, who had just left a gas station. The alert stemmed from a Berlin Heights report misreading their equipment as an arsenal.
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Dakota
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Route 59
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Reports Awaited In Red Cross Roll Call
Reports in the Elyria Red Cross roll call were in progress at the Elyria Chapter offices to gauge campaign progress. A few reports arrived this morning with encouraging signs, while junior Red Cross enrollments in Elyria schools were nearly complete, showing 100 percent enrollment in all reporting schools.
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U S Agent Plans Grand Jury Testimony in Lorain Case
Prosecutor Howard R Butler reported that Robert Bridges a government agent who led an IRS liquor probe in Lorain will reveal information to the Lorain County Grand Jury Bridges investigation led to several illegal liquor operators being sent to federal prison and reportedly implicated local police officials no criminal action followed Butler will confer with Bridges next week and the Grand Jury will be recalled later to continue probing gambling vice and official corruption
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Robert Bridges
Lorain
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Bridges
Department of Internal Revenue
Buller
Grand
Safe Crackers Get $40 At Grafton
Deputy sheriffs hunt crews after a night explosion at the Big Four Railroad ticket office in Grafton. Thieves blew open a three foot square safe, escaping with 1 0 in cash and a $21 check made out to Arthur Furnish, the ticket agent. Deputies Hudak and Adams aided by Marshal Noveskey recovered no usable fingerprints.
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Arthur Furnish
John Hudak
Claude Adams
Joseph Noveskey
Furnish
Adams
Palestine Question To Be Discussed Public Meeting
Elyria and Lorain public officials and Jewish leaders speak at a 2 30 P M Elyria Elks Hall gathering sponsored by the Lorain County Emergency Committee on Palestine The program lists Judge Guy B Findley D A Cook Mayor Joseph Q Petro Richard F Stevans Rabbi L Lubasch of Elyria and Rabbi Julius Kerner of Lorain as speakers
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County Commissioners Hear 26 Sheriff Candidates
County commissioners held a second huddle to appoint a sheriff to succeed William F. Grall on November 1, with no agreement. Names read included Carl Finegan, Joseph W. Conley Jr., and many others from Elyria Lorain and surrounding towns. Acting Sheriff Fauver would serve if no choice is made by then.
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William F. Grall
Edward DeChant
Joseph W. Conley, Jr
Lorain
John £. Davidson
Carl R. Finegan
Elyria
Grall
Sheriff
Finegan
DeChant
Benes Lands at Croydon Airport in London
Former Czechoslovak president Eduard Benes arrived at Croydon airport today accompanied by his wife and staff. The visit, described as private and unofficial, follows his resignation after the Munich agreement to allow a new government to reorganize a second Czechoslovakia.
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London
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Croydon
Benes
Two British Soldiers Die in Jerusalem Ambush
In Jerusalem today two Coldstream Guards soldiers were killed and three wounded by snipers in the old City. A Lance Corporal and a Private of the Royal Scots were wounded from a ambush near Nablus.
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Coldstream Guards
Old City
Royal Scots
Jambush
Nablus
State Game Warden Dies In Auto Route
Frank J. Dick Wolf, 2, long serving state game warden and former Fremont baseball player, died of a heart attack while en route to a District Conservation Department meeting. Bert Lance of Port Clinton drove the car and escorted Wolf to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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Frank J
Dick” Wolf
District Conservation Department
Bert Lance
Port Clinton
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