New Italian Drive Now Under Way
Addis Ababa reports a new Italian drive toward the town of Desexe. Shatian columns advance from two directions as Italians push west from Assab in Ethiopias east. Reports say a shift from south to north near Mount Mussa Afi may indicate advance parties entering the Danakil Desert toward the railway, with about eight hundred Italian cavalry moving toward the Addis Ababa Djibouti line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Addis Ababa
Desexe
Dessre
Assab
Italiagi Gase
Eritrea
Danakil
Mount Mussa
Deest
Djbouti
Burglary Suspect Arrested After Breakfast At Home
A burglar entered Victor Cooper's home on Haron Street around 3 a.m. and fled with a shirt, sweater, and 45 cents after preparing breakfast. Mrs. Cooper chased him. Patrolman C. L. Miller later caught Joseph Newer, 40, a transient, on Huron Street. He’s tentatively charged with burglary. Sergeant Curtiss Hamilton filed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Cooper
Haron Street
Waterloo
C. L. Miller
Huron Stres
Cooper
Huron Street
Joseph Newer
Curtiss Hamilton
War Developments At A Glance
United Press report on Italy and Ethiopia war notes Geneva league moves to pressure Italy via economic measures and ambassador recalls. Mussolini vows defiance in Rome while Italy blocks reciprocal tariff deals with France. Britain and France discuss Mediterranean naval cooperation as diplomatic talks continue and Ethiopian front stories appear from Adigrat and Harar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Geneva—league
Italy
United States
Rome
Maassolini
Paris
France
London
Britain
Heare
Webb Miller
Harar
Painesville Man Named Chairman Of Rogers Memorial Drive
Earle Johnson of Painesville was named by Governor Datray as chairman of the Bill Rogers Memorial drive in Ohio. Johnson, an aviation enthusiast, pilots his own planes. The drive will start November 4.
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Painesville
Rogers Memorial Drive
Ohio
Cglumbts
Earle Johnson
Datray
Bill Rogers
Johnson
Weather Outlook Notes Cloudy With Rain Friday
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with rain in the western areas later today and again Friday. Warmer tonight, then colder Friday in the far west, with a drop in temperatures Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohto
League Sets Zero Hour For Penalties On Italy
Geneva October 31 The League of Nations met to set the zero hour for its first real offensive of its bloodless war on Fascist Italy. A penalties committee of 18 nations nearly completed preparations for a complete boycott on Italian goods. Leaders discussed recalling ambassadors and halting tourist traffic to Italy. The penalties committee would thank the United States for its support. Britain plans a public statement clarifying negotiations and indicating resolve unless terms are accepted. Forty-seven nations have imposed an arms embargo and forty-five have financial and credit boycotts.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
18 Nations
Penalties
League
Alf T Teague
Rome
United States
Britain
Bourge
Baycort
Examination For Postmaster Here Is Announced
The Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for postmaster posts in Ohio. In Elyria the current postmaster R B Lersch resigns January 7, with a likely Democratic successor. Tests cover several first and second class offices including Ashland Newark Skeller Sidner Gibsonburg Granville Hillsboro Port Clinton. Applications due by November 19. Names of top three eligibles certified for presidential nomination. Continued on Page 21.
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Elyria
United States Civil Service Commission
R. B. Lersch
Lersch
Hoover
Elsra
Ohio
Civil Service Commission
Ashland
Newark
Skeller
Sidner
Gibsonburg
Granville
Hillsboro
Port Clinton
United States
Daving
Mar
Mussolini vows finish fight against League penalties
In a dramatic Rome speech Premier Mussolini pledges the nation to resist League of Nations penalties as Italy inaugurates a new university in the capital. He denounces Geneva powers and urges student support while a decree to arm merchant ships signals wartime measures and a fourfold ship categorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Geneva
Italy
Breckinridge Long
Fulvio Sovich
Victor Emmanuel
San Rossore
New York
Mediterranean
Ministry of Marine
Navy Ministry
State Auxiliary Service
Italy Strikes Back At Boycott Over Wine Tariffs
Paris reports Italy acts against an impending League of Nations boycott by refusing to renew a reciprocal tariff agreement with France on wines. The move raises tensions at the border as France imposes duties and Italian exports face disruptions while Laval pursues negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br United Press
Paris
Iitaly
League of Nations
France
League Borgott
Italy
Ttaly
Traly
Kalo Balbo
Pierre Laval
Geneva
Frances
de League
Samuel Hoare
London
Laval
George Clerk
Vittorio Cerruti
Monsignor
Luigi Margliones
Vladimir Potemkin
Biatien Getta Wolde Mariam
League
Count Andre Oswald Charles de Kerchove de Demerghem
Mariam
Kerchove
Italians Spread Legend Of Omnipotent Man In Rome
Ethiopian chiefs at Montagna headquarters hear a tale from Gen Renzo Montagna about a great man at Rome who can send flying machines, eat mountains, and even visit in a iron craft. He promises peace if Ethiopians stay peaceful, then urges the people to return home. The piece notes Arditi troops from Forli, Mussolini’s hometown, in the next drive, including four Mussolini relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Willer
United Press
Edna Mariam
Ethiopia
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Renzo Montagna
Montagna
Ruggieo Santini
Arditi
Forli
Mussolini
New Pastor Will Assume Duties Next Sunday
Dr Jussen Leor Urich and his family move into Emmanuel Lutheran Church parsonage at 354 Princeton Avenue Urbana Illinois as he prepares to begin duties as pastor on Sunday November 3. A native of Darton Ohio he studied at the University of Cincinnati Bonebrake Theological Seminary Dayton and Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary earning a Doctor of Theology. He has pastored in Piqua Darton Urbana and comes from the Church of Messiah Urbana. Word reaches us that Dr Urich is a fine public speaker and distinctly public spirited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jussen Leor Urich
Urbana
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
Urich
Darton
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton
Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary
Ulrich
Piqua
Urbanaland
Elyria
Church of Messiah
Trich
Britain To Retain Fleet In Mediterranean
London dispatch reports Great Britain will keep its fleet in the Mediterranean and improve relations with Fascist Italy, with UPI stating the decision was confirmed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
The
Mediterranean
United Press
London
Great Britain
Italy
Townships Pay Road Assessments Collected Some Funds
County board reports progress in collecting about 825,000 in road assessments from townships. Trustees were asked to meet and discuss payment plans as the surveyor’s department seeks funds. Black River township sent in 875 this morning, bringing total to 2,566. Amherst township contributed 1,352 and Russia 259 previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Black River Township
Amherst Township
Russia
Plane Crashes Claim Four Men In Cheyenne
United Airlines Boeing plane crashed five miles south of Cheyenne after takeoff. Pilot M T Arnold tested the craft. two mechanics H R Kaufman and Ed Yanis and pilot Hanler Cohen of Denver died. Motors failed at about 500 feet, plane dived and bursting flames burned bodies beyond recognition. Coroner to decide on inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wic
United Airlines
Hanler Cohen
Denver
Wyoming Air Service
Colorado
United Air
M. T. Arnold
H. R. Kaufman
Ed Yanis
Arnold
Hal
George Smith
Wyoming
Smith
Paul Worland
Relief Families To Be Given Cash Tomorrow
About 1,200 Lorain County relief families will receive cash totaling roughly 7500 dollars tomorrow instead of a grocery order. Relief director Earle Duncan said the plan, approved after talks with federal officials in Columbus, aims to give clients more leeway to buy necessities or clothing. The cash covers the first thirteen days of November with an additional weekly surplus commodities distribution. Families receive varying can counts of meat, beans, and tomatoes plus apples and potatoes, with extra for larger households. Clients are urged to earn extra by odd jobs or helping farmers, then report daily to the National Reemployment office for priority help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Earle Duncan
Duncan
Wogon
Columbus
Dencan
Relief Administration
Examination of County Road Department Books Begins
State Examiner A M Hayes opened the audit to determine the county's loss from payroll padding by Harry E Rehling former foreman. Rehling bound to the grand jury by Justice Joseph Petro released on 2000 dollar bond. Jury to convene November 19 he estimated taking about 590 dollars in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hayes
Harry E. Rehling
Rehling
Joseph Petro
Inquiry into bomber crash at Dayton raises no tampering links
Dayton Ohio October 31 army air corps officials at Wright Field dismissed rumors that the Boeing flying fortress crash had been tampered with. An army board investigating the cause will question survivors and forward findings to Washington. Major Plover Hill, ace pilot, killed. funeral set for Friday in Oakwood then Newburyport Mass. Major Hopkins to accompany body. Pilot Leslie Tower in serious condition. others reported out of danger.
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Dayton. O
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
Army Board
A. W. Robins
Washington
Plover P. Hill
Air Corps
Oakwood
Newburyport
Mass
F. M. Hopkins
Major Hill
Leslie Tower
Seattle
Wash
Boeing Company
Donald L. Putt
John Cutting
Mark H Coogler
Y M C A Boys Division Finishes Campaign With 150 Members
The Boys Division of the Y M C A reported about 150 memberships after a campaign closed with a combined rally and Halloween party at the association building. About 75 boys attended the event where prizes extended memberships by one month for four costume winners.
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Efiria
Louis Raplan
Ralph McGinnis
Donald King
Ted Gilder
Warner
Examinations Begin In Lorain County Schools
Students in Lorain County schools are given an opportunity to show teachers how much they have learned during the first nine weeks of the 1935-36 school year. The first period examinations are now being held in the county school system. Similar examinations will be given at the close of each nine week period during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
President Roosevelt Returns To Boyhood Home In Hyde Park
President Roosevelt traveled by special train to his boyhood home in Hyde Park New York after a week in Washington focused on boosting his recovery program and aligning industrial leaders to address the gap between production and wages. He will stay a week at Dutchess County as talks on reemployment and steady recovery methods are anticipated.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Dutchess County
Washington
White House
Settlement Near in Lorain Milk Price Dispute
Lorain County milk producers hear Cleveland reports that the deadlock over wholesale milk prices may end. Two thirds of Lorain milk goes to Cleveland, influencing Lorain city pricing, while one third sells locally. County association directors met to gauge impact and will reconvene next week inviting interested producers or dealers. J T D Herver of the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales As No. 4 spoke on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland
Park Dimalime
Lorain
Dimaline
County Association
Elyria
Loram County
J. T D. Herver
Parole Denied After Jail Term for Nagr and Fine Paid
Steve Nagr of Eiria paid a 2200 fine and costs and was released from Condury jail after 39 days. Nancy pleaded guilty before Judge D A Cook to violating liquor laws and was fined 208 and costs. County commissioners refused parole, ordering him to "sit it out."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Nagr
Eiria
Condury
D. A. Cook
Nacy
Nagr
Bui
Jimmy Walker Returns Home After Three Years In Europe
New York October 31 Jimmy Walker the late mayor returned from three years in Europe aboard the Manhattan. He brings a wife from France a London wardrobe a gift from Ireland and a mystery about the Seabury investigation and his finances. Crowds gathered brass bands policemen and cameras while officials explained the police are there for protection not a ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Walker
Europe
New York
Cps
Marer
France
London
Ireland
United States
Manhattan
Nft
Walker
Seabury
Tammany Hall
Jimmy
Lewis J. Valentine
Wintry Wave Expands Eastward Across U.S.
A fast moving wintry system as snow falls in western states and temperatures plunge. By tonight or tomorrow a large area may be in its grip with heavy snows in the Northwest, lows across the Midwest, and freezing temperatures reaching into Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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United Press
Mercury
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa
Dakotas
Middlewestern
Sioux City
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Judge Assigned To Hear Injunction Suit On Monday
Common Pleas Judge Philip L. Wilkins of Mount Vernon will hear the WPA water main injunction suit set for November 4, as announced by Judge D. A. Cook. Wilkins also to hear the liquidation suit of the Peoples Bank Company of Lorain on November 6, with outside judge assignment requested by local judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Philip L. Wilkins
Mount Vernon
D. A. Cook
Wilkins
Carlos Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Peoples
Bank Compeny
Lorain
Cook
Guy B. Findley
National Tales Company
W. H. Vorchter
Metor
Train Hits Auto Kill Mother and Daughter in Mt Vernon
MT VERNON Oct 31 a Pennsy train struck a car driven by Vera Patton 18 killing her and her mother Mrs Etta Patton 35 both of Mt Vernon The car was dragged 209 yards and the daughter's body cut in two An air line on the locomotive was broken and the engine had to be repaired at local shops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT_ VERNON
Pennsyitania
Etta Patton
Mt. Verner
Vera Patton
Officers Elected By Demeter Club
Demeter Club members at Eaton Grange hall elected Kenneth Smith as president Ed Cotton as vice president Maude Mason as secretary and treasurer and Keri Weber as lecturer for a two year term after a constitutional amendment. Arthur Dawson spoke on his eight week British Isles trip and FE Fullmer led a discussion on the AAA cormmhog program as musical interludes complemented the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Eaton Grange Hall
Kenneth Smith
North Elyria
Ed. Cotton
Hickory Tree Grange
Maude Mason
Ridgeville
Keri Weber
Wellington
Arthur Dawson
Curahcea
British Isles
FE. H. Fullmer
Esther DeLliord
Agnes
Bem Munn
Hoskins
Cemeter Club
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Bulletin
Mexico City
Demeter Club
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