Huge Antarctic Snow Cruiser Begins Journey
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd's 55 by 15 foot Antarctic Snow Cruiser starts an eight day trek from Chicago to Boston to join an expedition. Designed by Armour Institute, it carries a crew of four, a plane on its roof, a full lab and post office. It can cruise 5000 miles on a year’s supplies and crosses crevasses up to 15 feet wide.
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Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
Admiral Byrd
Boston
Acme
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Antarctica
United States
Research Foundation of Armour Institute
Thomas C. Poulter
Armour Research Foundation
Poulter
Indiana Sand Dunes
Fort Warne
Mansfield
Akron
Fredenia
Auburn
Albany
N. Y
Framingham
Mass
Pope to issue first encyclical tomorrow
Castel Gandolfo Italy October 26 Pope Pius will issue his first encyclical tomorrow an exposition of the churchs opposition to paganism and atheism as affected by the Soviet expansion in eastern Europe
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius
Ohio Valley Weather Update With Showers Friday
Cloudy tonight in Ohio with showers Friday and little temperature change. High pressure over the Atlantic States rising, disturbances central over Iowa and Colorado. Light to moderate rains in the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys and the Rocky Mountain Plateau. Temperature changes in the past 24 hours were slight.
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Ohio
Atlantic States
Dakotas
Iowa
Colorado
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Man Offers To Sell Eye To Pay Bills
Clyde Lowry 45, long unemployed, advertised in a Troy paper offering to sell one of his eyes for 10000 to fund his family. Former foreman of 16 years says he is dead serious and has searched Troy and nearby cities for work without success.
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Troy. O
Clyde Lowry
Lowry
Darton
Troy
Sidney
Darion
Lima
Piqua
Finland Will Not Yield To Russia
Helsinki Feb. 26 The Finnish mission returned from Moscow with written Russian demands described as posing serious obstacles to talks. Leaders Paasikivi and Tanner met President Kallio and Foreign Minister Erkkro immediately after, with a foreign spokesman noting Finland cannot yield on certain points and stressing its integrity remains a nonnegotiable issue.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Moscow
J. KK Paasikivi
V. A. Tanner
Kyrosti Kallio
Eljas Erkkos
Russia
Mrs Branch Fined 100 And 90 Days In Jail
Alma Branch 25 of 246 Bath Street pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley to one of seven counts of promoting gambling in the Cleveland policy racket. She was fined 100 and costs and sentenced to 90 days in the county jail.
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Alma Branch
Bath Street
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Branch
Elyria Polce
Lorain
William Wickens
Senate Debates Amendments On Neutrality Bill And Embargo
The Senate split over multiple amendments to the neutrality bill. An amendment by Alben Barkley would deny entry to foreign merchant vessels disguising themselves as American ships for three months. Other proposals sought to restore or redefine the embargo, raising the possibility of delaying final action into tomorrow or Saturday.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Alben W. Barkley
Charles W. Tobey
House
John N. Garner
Las Night
Bennett Champ Clark
D. Mo
Pat McCarran
D. Nev
Gerald P Nie
Clark
R. N
Falls From Scaffold Injures Local Worker
Frank Jones, 57, of 528 Pack Place, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 8:35 a m today for minor injuries after a fall from a scaffold while working on a new house under construction on Stanford Avenue near Sherman Street.
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Frank Jones
Pack Place
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stanford Avenue
Sherman Street
Plans For Hallowe'en Parade In Elyria
Elyria outlines plans for a Tuesday night Hallowe'en parade with at least 11 prizes. Prizes include two school awards for highest and second highest student participation and multiple individual costume prizes. Parade route runs West avenue to Broad to East to Second to Ely Park with cider and doughnuts for marchers.
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Elyria
Hallowe'en
Committee On Awards
Elyria Eagles
Elyria Woman’s Club
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
W C. A. Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
City Club
Young Men’s Club
Mark Willis
Elyria Rotary Club
George Colburn
Kiwanis Club
Thomas Welsh
Exchange Club
West Avenue
Broad Street
East Avenue
Second Street
Ely Park
Third Street
Drought Broken as Winter Wheat Crop Saved in Ohio
Weather reports from Columbus indicate rain across Ohio and West Virginia will break the drought and save the winter wheat crop. Meteorologist John C. Fisher notes rainfall exceeded an inch in many areas with more showers forecast and cooler, cloudy conditions. The rain promotes germination of dormant winter wheat and lowers fire risk in southern Ohio woods and grasslands.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
West Virginia
U. S
John C. Fisher
Fisher
Ohie State Cornell
Iowa
Rocky 3 Fountains
Incorporation Papers Granted To The C. A. Olsen Co
Columbus reports that the C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company of Elyria received incorporation papers. Incorporators are C. A. Olsen K. E. Fauver and Florence Hamel with 1500 shares of no par stock for manufacturing heating and cooling devices. Olsen was unavailable for comment.
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Elyria
Columbus
C. A. Olsen
Steamer Amorakia Sinks After Reef Collision
Fifteen sailors died when the 286 ton coastal steamer Amorakia struck a reef at night between Chalkis and Volvolo. Many others were injured in the disaster reported from Athens.
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Athens
Chalkis
Volvolo
Exchange
Germany’s Deutschland Free as Atlantic Sea Raider
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons the German pocket battleship Deutschland is free as a sea raider and has sunk the British steamship Stongate. He noted reports of Admiral Scheer and Emden roaming the Atlantic, confirmed none officially. Deutschland carries six 11 inch guns, 8 five point nine caliber guns, and 10 machine guns, with two airplanes. U boats destroyed or damaged in the past week.
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London
Atlantic
Stongate
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Admiral Scheer
Emden
North
South
Arctic Bay
Kola
Chamberlain
Deutschland
Graf Sree
School Children To Enjoy Holiday Tomorrow
Thousands of Elyria and Lorain County students will have a holiday as schools close for teachers to attend the North eastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. Lorain County superintendent R C Maston, president of the association, leads the event with mass attendance expected from 13 000 teachers. General sessions start tomorrow with Maslin presiding. offices will close for the one day meeting.
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Elyria and
Lorain County
Cxik
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Lorain
Maslin
Slovak Parliament Elects Josef Tiso President
Bratislava reports the Slovak Parliament unanimously elected Josef Tiso as the first president of the Republic. Tiso had previously led the government as Premier.
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Tiso
Bratislava
Josef Tiso
Republic
Pair Reunited After 56 Years For Double Ring Wedding
In Delaware Ohio Frank Edwards 81 and Rose McCollum, a Delaware widow, wed yesterday at St Pauls Church parsonage. They had planned to marry 56 years ago but were separated by a relative's death and a move west. They reunited in Florida last winter and renewed their vows with the original rings.
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Delaware, O
Frank Edwards
Rose McCollum
St. Paul's Church
Anderson Brown
Edwards
Syracuse
McCollum
Florida
Birs. XicCollum
Rev. Brown
French Patrols Seek Contact With Germans
French patrols venture through No Man's Land to probe German dispositions and seize prisoners for questioning. Intelligence indicates German concentrations near the Maginot Line, with risk of a mass attack on any point from the Channel to Switzerland.
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Pris
No Man's Land
Germany
Maginot Line
Vosges
Switzerland
Netherlands
Belgium
Frere
Adolf Hitler
English Channel
Chamberlain Bids For Russia Friendship In War Time
London reports British leaders defend Soviet actions in Poland as self defense while eyeing trade with Soviet Russia on a barter basis. Halifax says Britain may deepen Anglo Soviet ties amid Baltic concerns as Ribbentrop denounces Britain.
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London
U. P
Viscount Halifax
Poland
House of Lords
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Red Army
Germany
Halifax
Finland
Baltic States
Russia Rejects British Blockade Legitimacy
Moscow declares it will not recognize Britain's blockade of Germany and asserts the right to seek compensation for harms. Russia releases the German prize crew from internment while holding the City of Flint for cargo verification as a 45 member economic delegation heads to Berlin to discuss trade.
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Russia
Britain
Great Britain
Germany
Vladimir Potemkin
William Leeds
Kola Bay
Russian Arctic
Berlin
Hull Demands Release of City of Flint to U S Crew
Secretary Hull said the United States demanded that the Russian government free the freighter City of Flint and its cargo for the American crew. He noted Berlin was warned similarly as the ship, under a German warship, reached Murmansk. Ambassador Steinhardt was authorized to verify events in Murmansk and seek return of vessel and cargo under international law.
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Baltic States
Poland
Hitler
Lithuania
Latvia
Estona
Berlin
fAcme Radio-Telephoto
Washington
Hull
United States
Flint
Murmansk
Laurence Steinhardt i Aboscow
Russan
Hult
Three Cars In Collision On Route 254 Near Peart Road
Three cars were damaged in a Route 254 crash near Peart road at 7 35 A M when a driver momentarily looked at a faulty accelerator causing a chain collision. Harold Niesen of Amherst led to the first impact with Earl C. Taylor of Elyria then hit C C King of Lorain. No injuries were reported.
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Peart Road
Sheriff Department
Harold Niesen
Amherst
Earl C. Taylor
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria
C. C. King of
Lorain
West Avenue
Second Street
Thomas E Keating
R. D. No
Oberlin
Harry Claycomb
Warren Avenue
Keating
Prosecutor Butler Making Rapid Recovery
Prosecutor Howard R. Butler is recovering quickly from a stroke suffered last Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He joked with his nurse by phone saying only the good die young and that he has two long times left. Officials expect he may go home within a week or two to continue convalescence.
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Howard R. Butler
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Butler
Woman Found Dead At Home In Suburban Detroit
The nude body of Mrs. Herbert C Patterson, 46, wife of an automotive engineer, was found on the bloody floor of her home in suburban St Clair Shores. Police said she apparently died from loss of blood due to deep wrist gashes and may have been attacked.
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Detroit
Herbert C Patterson
St Clair Shores
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Pope
Hallowe’en
C. A. Olsen Co
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Bulletin
United Press
Soviet Russia
City of Flint
Europe
Danzig
Joachim von Ribbentrop
i_P
Charles Lewis
13Th Street
Winnie Brown
la Grange
Eighth Street
Middle Avenue
William Fox
Lake Avenue
Willam Braeden
18Th Street
Fox
John Lugaski
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Abrs
Gar McRoberts
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