Italian Drive Set to Open Monday Across Four Fronts
Dispatches from Rome indicate Italy plans a large multi front offensive beginning Monday to push toward Makale and the Horn, aiming to encircle Ethiopian forces under Ras Nassibu and Ras Has Sivoum near Harar. Four Italian armies, from Asmara Assab and nearby bases, prepare detachment advances toward Addis Ababa Djibouti rail corridor with Mussolini’s anniversary date as symbolism.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
el Diament
Ras Nassibu
Harar
Itatian
Asmara
Eritrea
East Africa
Entiscro-Aigrat- Aduwa-Askum
Makale
Iner Plateau
Assab
Mt. Muss? An
Ehiopia
French Somaliland
Strika
Benito Mussolini
Addis Ababa- Djibouti
Grazianni
Makalesu
Magdala
Makatis
Sivoum
Hisrmy
Seek Basis For Peace Talks Seek Basis For Peace Talks
Intensified diplomacy in London and Paris aims to create a basis for substantial peace talks and isolate Italy over Ethiopia. Mussolini signals a troop withdrawal from Libya and delays League penalties to foster a diplomatic atmosphere. Lavall to mediate. Britain seeks League-approved solutions. no current basis for a League meeting.
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United Press
London
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Benito Mussolini
Libya
Egrpt
Sudan
Maussolini
Pierre Lavall
France
Great Britain
Muscolini
Teague Council
League
Weather bulletin notes fair tonight and fair day
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and a fair day tomorrow with a rise in temperature by Friday afternoon. Highs and lows not specified. Warm trend continues into the weekend with continued dry conditions요일.
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Ohiq
Finday
Italians Ready For Advance From Ethiopian Front
WEBB MILLER reports from Adigrat Eritrea Oct 23 24 that Italian forces are prepared for a southward advance after touring the front beyond Edaza Hamas. Mussolini’s Oct 28 anniversary and the presence of fascist Black Shirt units signal action next Monday. Front line troops, natives, and heavy artillery traverse steep mountain trails toward the target area.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Adigrat
Ethiopia
Couri
Asmara
Eritrea
Taliam
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Black Shirt
Edaza-Hamas
War Developments At A Glance
Dispatches from Rome and London indicate a large-scale Italian offensive may begin Monday across the North East and South in Ethiopia. Diplomatic moves in London aim to shape peace talks or isolate Italy, while Italian hopes for a Week pen alty window before League penalties. Malta naval reserves conduct civilian checks as tensions rise.
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Adigrat
Ethiopia
Rome
London
Italy
Malta
League
Paris
Geneva
Malibu Brush Fire Threatens Film Colony in Malibu Beach
A sequence of six wildfires raged across the foothills and mountains from Pasadena to the Pacific, driven by strong winds. In Malibu Beach, Hollywood residents faced evacuation as flames advanced within half a mile of homes including Lionel Atwill's county residence, with at least four hundred treated for burns or smoke inhalation and property losses totaling millions.
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Buelleies
Los Angeles
Malibu Beach
Santa Monica
Lionel Atwill
Screen Water
Escondido Beach
Malibu
Charles
Here
Pasadena
Patife
Malipu
Albadena
Utah-Nevada
Altadena
la Canada
Iodar
Lorain Woman Returned to Face Murder Charge
Stella Bucer a 39 year old Lorain woman, returned from Toledo hospital for insane to face a second degree murder charge. She was declared sane by Toledo authorities after an insanity commitment and is to be held at the county jail pending grand jury action set for November 13. Burnett, 35, was shot in Bucer’s Lorain apartment about two months prior.
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Toledo
Stella Bucer
Clarence W. Dick
Grand Jury
Types Of Buyers To Be Discussed By J F Norton
Omaha speaker J F Norton will address local business and professional men at the M C A at 8 30 tonight. Sponsored by the merchants executive committee the talk titled The Human Element in Selling will cover practical quality and cost buyers and explain why people react to different sales appeals. The session aims to help attendees increase their selling ability.
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J. F. Norton
Omaha
Nebraska
Mer‘chants” Executive Committee
Norton
Diversion of Gasoline Taxes Upheld by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court rejected Robert S. Alcorns taxpayers suit to compel Cincinnati to restore funds diverted from highway use. The decision overruled the appeals court and dismissed his petition in error, upholding diversion of motor vehicle and gasoline tax revenues for nonhighway uses.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Robert S. Alcorn
Cincinnati
State Supreme Court
Appeals
Call Conference of Naval Powers LONDON Naval talk opens doors
London announces invitations to the United States Japan France and Italy for a December 2 naval limitation conference. Britain joins as a major naval power in the Washington pact that runs to December 31 1936.
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London
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Britain
Washington
Tipoff System Hints Lorain Bootleg Ring Probed
State investigators allege a tipoff system links Lorain Municipal Court and a bootleg operation. Inspectors W O Jonas and H L Miller report four raids found warrants from the Lorain court led to clean finds, with raids conducted swiftly after warrants issued. A poverty plea in a liquor case was shown to be unjustified when Frank Hittinger paid a $100 fine. Mrs Mazzafferre, linked to a liquor offense and parole issues, faced a search revealing a small liquor find and a hidden still. She was arraigned and released on bond pending trial.
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Lorain
W. O. Jonas
H. L. Miller
Jonas
Lorain Municipal Court
Common Pleas Court
Frank Hittinger
Grafton
Hittinger
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Sheriff's Department
Paul Mantafierre
Livingston Avenue
Mazzafferre
Mezzafferre
D. A Conk
Red Tape Delays Work Drive in County WPA Program
Despite approval of 419 additional WPA projects and 7155,589 in funds, the county's relief drive lagged due to red tape. WPA engineer Ernest Ruie said Tuesday's funds allow about 50 more men to work, bringing total relief workers to around 550 from a 2,000 plus employable list. Delays on 347 to 400 projects stem from material procurement held up by requisition approvals. Federal direct relief is extended to those not yet placed, through November 1.
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Ernest Ruie
Ruie
Patterson elected director of Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia October 24 George Stuart Patterson former assistant district attorney was elected a director of the Pennsylvania Railroad to fill the vacancy created by the death of the late W W Atterbury.
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Philadelphia
George Stuart Patterson
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Atterbury
Akron Judge To Speak On Election Duties Here
Judge Arthur A. Devie of Akron will address Lorain County Republican election officials on Monday evening. Frank A. Stetson, county Republican leader, said the meeting will cover problems and duties of precinct judges and clerks. The session is set for the Elks Club.
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Arthur A. Devie
Akiron
Lorain County
Frank A. Stetson
Stetson
Elks Club
Ohio Receives $10,013,549 for Works Progress
The New Deal allocates $150,497,188 nationwide for works progress projects to cut dole. State administrators gain broad power to transfer the needy from relief to federal payrolls, with Ohio allotted $10,013,549 to fund instant employment programs.
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Washington
New Deal
Works-Progress
Works Progress
Ohio
Progress In Y Drive Campaign Gathers Momentum
M C A membership efforts run this week with both men and women campaigns active. Opening meetings for the horse division drew seven captains and several members to receive prospect cards and instructions. The men's drive, led by M F Fer, began Monday and runs through week end. The horse campaign closes next Wednesday night as new memberships are tabulated, while Bors’ team members from No 3 district push on.
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Telowine
M. F. Fer
Hors
Trentz
Bors
Motorist Fails To Pay Fine Goes To Jail
Roger Coil a 14 year old of Ft Wayne was sent to county jail after failing to pay a 190 dollar fine plus costs for driving while intoxicated He was arrested on Cleveland street by Deputy Sheriffs Samuel Provenza and William Hoist last night Fred Rich 40 of Kipton riding with him was fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication Both were arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro.
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Roger Coil
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland Street
Samuel Provenza
William Hoist
Fred Rich
Kipton
Joseph Petro
Deposits In Ohio Banks Increasing
Ohio banks show definite improvement in condition after a state survey. State superintendent Samuel H. Squire announced that total reported resources of 4651 banks rose by 21.58 million since June and 118.93 million since October 1934. Deposits surpassed one billion dollars at 1,075,375, the savings and individual deposits rose, time certificates fell, and reserves plus government and municipal securities grew while loans and real estate fell.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel H. Squire
Squire
Cal
Trust Department
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Doll
CCC Worker Killed in Columbus Ohio Truck Collision
Troha Kapusta of Cleveland died and nine CCC members were injured when their army truck collided with a car driven by Pr. Edward T. Kirkendall in Columbus. Kirkendall was hurt. one injured man was released shortly after. The remaining injuries were not yet determined.
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Columbus
Troha Kapusta
Cleveland
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Edward T. Kirkendall
Kirkendall
Solons Agree To Go Over Davey's Head
In Columbus the House finance committee education section approved a net $534,250 increase to six state universities beyond Governor Davey’s vetoed cuts. The plan restores $557,500 of $1,266,500 in vetoed items for Ohio State University and specifies salary, wage, and related increases across Bowling Green Kent State Ohio University Miami University Wilberforce and others for 1935 and 1936 with varied allocations and line items.
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Columbus. C
House Finance Committee
Davey
Ohio State University
Bowling Green
Kent State
Ohio Univ
Miami
University
Wilberforce
Carey
Bent State
Ohio University
Miami University
President Back At His Desk
President Roosevelt returns to the capital after a warm southern cruise and a Charleston arrival to tackle urgent national issues. He appears vigorous as Hull Roper and Morgenthau join his party. Key topics include Europe’s crisis and accelerating Works Progress Administration employment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Charleston
S. C
Stevelt
Cordell Hull
Daniel Roper
Henry Morsenthau
Hull
Farmers Demand Higher Price For Milk In Ohio Meet
On October 4 Cleveland farmers from 15 Ohio counties gathered with dealers to seek a wholesale milk price rise. Over 109 farmers including Bert Ashcraft and J D Harvey spoke with Arthur Abell for the dealers. They urged a 62 cent rise above the national price formula around 1.23 dollars per hundredweight for Class 1 milk bottled product.
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Cleveland
Ohio Milk Shed
Bert Ashcraft
Northern Ohio Milk Dealers’ Association
J. D. Harvey
Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Associaion
Arthur Abell
Old Meadow Dairy
Democrats To Hear Akron Woman Tonight
A meeting at the Democratic headquarters in the Newell Hotel at 7 45 will host precinct committee members booth workers and candidates. Mrs Mary Crow of Akron committeewoman and organizer will speak, with a Cleveland speaker in attendance. The public is invited.
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Democratic
Newell Hotel
Booth
Mary Crow
Akron
Clevelland
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