Roosevelt Bids For Home State Votes On Campaign Train
On the Roosevelt campaign train, Oct 238, the president seeks New York’s 47 electoral votes. He plans speeches including a Bedloe Island appearance and a NYC borough tour while courting broad support against Landon. The trip includes stops in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware before a return to Washington.
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Elyrians Urged to Take Leaves Into the Street
Service Director I. D. Faxon urged all residents to place fallen leaves in the street gutter for collection by the street department. He noted heavy fall debris has delayed cleaning of drains but work continues as quickly as possible.
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Weather Update HTQ Partly Cloudy Tonight Thursday
Weather report notes a partly cloudy sky tonight with a gentle rise in texture and temperature expected into Thursday.
English Flier Opens 10500 Mile Atlantic Flight
British aviator James Mollison left Floyd Bennett airport at 8 44 a m EST on a 109590 mile journey to England and South Africa. His first stop Harbor Grace Newfoundland in about five hours for refueling then Croydon near London. He aims to reach London within 17 hours to beat the record in the Bellanca Flash Dorothy which cruises about 240 miles per hour. Mollison wore evening clothes under his flying suit and carried 420 gallons of fuel with a plan to take on 600 more at Harbor Grace.
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James Mollison
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Floyd Bennett Airport
England
South Africa
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Newfoundland
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London
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Five More Children Admitted To Gates Hospital
Five children with infantile paralysis were admitted to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children yesterday and today increasing recent admissions to nine. Four came from Ashtabula, two more from Bucyrus, and one from Lorain Convair. Superintendent Frank W. Hoover warned of a possible rise in paralysis cases in northern Ohio. Patricia Wareheim is named among the Ashtabula patients.
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Patricia Wareheim
Landon Levels Attack On Spoils System
Alf M. Landon campaigned through New Jersey toward New York City pledging to defend workers rights and enforce federal laws. He argued for protecting organized labor and warned against class hatreds and political battles as he prepared for a Madison Square Garden speech. He reiterated a merit based civil service overhaul and nonpartisan cabinet reforms in his two day push across Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York.
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New Jersey
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Kansas
New York City
Landon
Pittsburgh
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Pennsylvania
New York State
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Mrs Wallis Simpson Faces Privacy Request Amid Divorce
Mrs Wallis Simpson seeks seclusion following international attention over her divorce from Ernest Simpson and her friendship with King Edward. She contemplates abroad travel but rejects a U.S. visit. Edward II plans throne speech, coronation plans, and India visit.
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Candidates Both Campaign In Metropolitan Area
President Roosevelt and Gov. Alf Landon campaigned across New Jersey and New York in the metropolitan area. Roosevelt arrived in Bayonne after a New Jersey stop while Landon spoke in Trenton and Newark before reaching New York City. Police aided by firemen kept crowds orderly as about 14 9090 children joined the welcome.
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Jersey City
Herbert H. Lehman
Ohio governorship race escalates with charges in campaign
Gov Martin L. Davey and Republican candidate John W. Bricker traded sharp accusations as they toured Ohio. Davey attacked Bricker as controlled by bosses while urging food sales tax repeal and touting conservation. Bricker claimed Davey and party chair Poulson duped labor and accused Davey of a secret Akron National Guard intervention and misattribution of the school foundation program.
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Martin L. Davey
Zanesville
Coshocton
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Alliance
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Youngstown
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John W Bricker
Niles
Steel Workers’ Union
Curahoga County
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Bricker
Cleveland
C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
Poulson
Francis Poulson
Daver
School Foundation
County Receives State Funds For Dependent Children Care
Lorain County's October share of state funds for the care of dependent children totals 2,277 dollars. The funds come as the state one third contribution under the social security act, with the federal government and county providing the other two thirds. The distribution is based on the number of under 16 residents in each county relative to the state total of children in that age group. The state's October total distribution amounts to 132,060 dollars.
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Lorain County
H. J. Robison
State Division of Public Assistance
Columbus
Two men killed in truck automobile crash near East Liverpool
On state route 7 at Rogers, 16 miles north of East Liverpool, J F E Catlin of Cleveland 29 and Arthur Johnson 24 of Uniontown Pa were killed in a crash that also seriously injure two other men who were taken to Salem hospital by state police.
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Cleveland
Arthur Johnson
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Rogers
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Salem
Thieves Hit Foster Fitch Store in Broad Street Burglary
Two Cleveland men Ernest Daniels and Alex Berlin were arrested after a sedan carrying 75 suits was stopped near Cleveland street and Abbe road. Police say the haul totaled about 2,200 with 350 suits still missing and a door unlocked at the Foster Fitch Company. Both suspects are held for grand jury on burglary and larceny charges with $3,000 bond.
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Foster Fitch Company
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E. J. Stanhark
Cleveland
Captain of Queen Mary Dies Suddenly at 62
Sir Edgar Britten commodore of Cunard White Star and captain of the liner Queen Mary died after a stroke in his cabin. He was 62 and had commanded the premier liner since entering service. Captain R V Peel took his place shortly before the ship sailed. Britten was knighted in 1954 for his mariner career.
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Bible Study Class Opens At Y M C A
About 25 Elysians attended the opening session of a Bible study series at the Y M C A led by Dr Alva J McClain of Ashland College The lesson focused on the rich young ruler The next session Tuesday will feature Prof Herman A Hoyt of the college Greek and New Testament department The classes are open to all adults.
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Theological Seminary
Ashland College
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Colegse
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Stevick
Expect Strike To Tie Up Shipping
Union leaders of the Pacific Coast Maritime Workers marshal for a midnight strike. With seven unions in negotiations, two last ditch talks between ship owners and workers are set for today as 35,000+ mariners may walk out. Marine Firemen and Sailors' Union reps meet at 12:30 EST. Edoward F. McGrady arranged the sessions amid efforts to avert a walkout.
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McGrady
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Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
Butter theft report lands one car loss near Erie County Circle
George E. Ryan of Bucyrus reported to the sheriff's department that 61 pounds of butter disappeared from his car near the Erie County Circle. The item was found missing after he stopped at Old Mill Gas station on Oberlin Road, with a local resident later saying a motorist had possibly taken it.
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Eirria County Circle
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Oberlin Road
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Adolescent Challenges Discussed at Brownhelm Meeting
Lorain County PTA delegates from Elsrna and Avon Lake gathered at Brownhelm School for sessions on adolescent development and happiness. Rev James P Daley urged patient guidance, Ten Commandments, and non delinquency while Avon Lake teacher Edith Diedrich urged daily acts of service to find happiness. Music, readings, and council reports accompanied the program attended by about 190 people.
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Avon Lake
Lorain County
Daley
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Brownhelm
Wiliam Mathers
Lerain
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Brownhelm P. T. A
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Mrs Love
Pact Against Intervention Suffers New Blow in Spain Crisis
London reports a new blow to the non intervention pact as Dino Grandi accuses Soviet Russia of 20 breaches and urges publication of committee documents. Portugal warns it may quit, while the Loyalist Madrid government and Britain press for wider publicity and clearer communiques from the sub committee.
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London
Spain
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Earl of Plymouth
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Russia
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Portugal
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Grandi
International Non-Intervention Committee
Madrid
Great Britain
Mass Drive On Madrid Near Madrid
Nationalist airplanes circle Madrid dropping leaflets warning five loyalist hostages will be killed for each anti nationalist hostage slain. An ultimatum demands surrender within 48 hours. Nationalists bomb and shell positions as leftist militiamen defend near the Culebro river ten miles from Madrid south.
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Madrid
Guadarrama Mountains
Culebro
Ohio to vote 131 special school levies next Tuesday
Columbus report shows 131 special school levies on the ballot, the lowest since 1932, with average levy amounts at their smallest since 1935. Ohio State University survey by T. C. Holy notes total proposed bonds down from 1933 levels, about 115 million dollars this year.
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Ohio
T. C. Holy
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Hoty
Gee
Tonight's Talks On Political Front
Radio schedule lists 6:15 programs on WTAM WGAR WHK and WGAR with John W Brick Martin O Doran, Col T Roosevelt, Homer Cummings, Clare Fegerty, Ga or Daves and a Republican focus featuring Roosevelt's prog.
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William Hard
Demorrais
Clare Fegerty
Gaor Daves
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