British Flier Completes 3rd Atlantic Hop
Captain James A. Mollison, noted British flyer, finished a third North Atlantic crossing in a Bellanca mono at Croydon airdrome after 13 hours 13 minutes aloft from Harbor Grace Newfoundland. He plans to depart within 24 hours for Cape Town, weather cold and icy difficulties noted.
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London
James A. Mollison
North Atlantic
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Croydon
New York
Mollison
Cape Town
South Africa
South Atlantic
Amy Mollison
Capetown
Republican Meeting Draws Large Local Audience
A Republican gathering at the Gypsy Fiddle drew about 158 Elvians with Emery Olexo of Cleveland and Frank J. Kovach of East Chicago as principal speakers. They discussed campaign issues and urged electing Governor Alfred M. Landon as president. Short talks by Lorain speakers named Tumka Dziama and John Kolopos supported Republican candidates for county offices.
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Cleveland
East Chicago
Lorain
Weather Forecast Lightly Colder East Evening
Fair and somewhat colder conditions in the east tonight. Saturday will bring increasing cloudiness as temperatures rise.
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OFTO
One Killed and 20 Hurt In Train Wreck
Warren O Oct 39 One man was killed and three others injured in an automobile truck collision three miles northeast of Parkman today. Emra Rarcher 30 Grass Flats Pa was killed. Steve Rarcher 23 and his wife 24 were rushed to Riverside Hospital. Helen Saksa 15 Grass Flats suffered cuts. Steve Barcher fractured ribs and two punctured lungs and his wife two possible fractured skulls and cuts to head.
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Warren. O
Parkman
Emra Rarcher
Grass Flats
Steve Rarcher
Riverside Hospital
Helen Saksa
Steve Barcher
Humane Society Seeks County Aid For Dog Kennel Funds
Lorain County Humane Society officials formed a five member committee to request financial support from county commissioners. The push follows the county's plan to take over the dog kennel operation, which last year received about 32 400 in funding.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County Humane Society
A. C. Schilieman
Oscar G. Dunn
E. M. Wickens
Schiffleman
Richard Stevens
Geraldine Gifford
Arthur Bradley
Ralph Weimer
Charles Scheide
Howard R. Builer
Dog and Kennel Fund
Former President's Son Supports Landon in Maryland Rally
Richard Cleveland son of Grover Cleveland spoke at a Baltimore rally sponsored by Maryland women for Landon and Knox. He said he will vote for Alf Landon though not a Republican and criticized Roosevelt for splitting the Democratic Party urging both parties to back Landon as leader.
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Baltimore
Richard Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Cleveland
Coaliion of Maryland
Landon
Knox
Roosevelt
Sixty New Tanks Aid Loyalists Against Rebels
United Press reports sixty new tanks arrived to aid the Loyalists in an offensive against Rebels encircling Madrid. Twenty planes from Mexico rushed to action as the government announced militiamen repelled Nationalist forces from the east coast railroad and reopened the Great Southern Railway. Officials ordered continued offensives with caution as Nationalists regroup on main lines. Loyalists aimed to retake territory along the Southern highway and railroad toward Aranjuez and Toledo, with hopes of a major push near Jilescas and the Tagus river.
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United Press
Madrid
Mexico
East Coast
Great Southern
Aranjuez
Jilescas
Toledo Highway
del Tajo
Tagus ‘Tajo
Toledo
Xavalcarmero
Talavera Road
One Killed Three Injured In Crash At Princeton
A Pennsylvania Railroad wreck of The Clevelander near Princeton killed one man and injured 24 others as 15 cars derailed across tracks. Edward Snyder of Detroit was found in the dead man’s pocket. Passengers were moved to North Philadelphia then to Cleveland on a relief train. train halted engineering actions cleared the line in minutes.
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Princeton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alf M. Landon
Hastiis
Wreckkaze
Edward Snyder
Detroit
North Philadelphia
Cleveland
Man Confesses Poisoning Daughter in Kentucky
Everett Sparks of Enterprise Ky admitted to poisoning his four year old daughter Mildred with poisoned milk. The child who was deaf and unable to walk died after a brief illness and was buried last Sunday, according to Coroner C W Henderson. Sparks came to the coroner’s office yesterday and confessed.
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Olive Hill
Everett Sparks
Enterprise
Mildred
C. W. Henderson
Sparks
Internationally Famed Sculptor Dies Suddenly
Internationally famous sculptor Loren Taft died at his Chicago studio after a stroke. He had been critically ill for a week and rallied briefly to request another visit to his studio where his works were on display. Survived by his wife and three married daughters in Greensboro North Carolina Croton on Hudson New York and Chicago.
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Rado Taft
Chicago
Taft
Ray Smith
Greensboro
Roger Crane
Croton
Hudson
N. Y
Paul Douglas
King's First Formal Address Read To Parliament
King Edward read his first formal address to Parliament from Buckingham Palace with an emphasis on peaceful revision of World War treaties. The speech, delivered without his presence, urged European nations to consider changes after the Mountreaux Lausanne conference and noted the Dardanelles accords. The Earl of Onslow read the address in the Lords chamber. the King will speak in person at the State opening next Tuesday.
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London
King Edward
House of Lords
Lords and Commons
Earl of Onslow
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Guening
Montreaux
Switzerland
Lausanne
Turkey
Dardanelles
County Commission Grants 5000 For Election Board
The county board of commissioners approved a 5000 additional appropriation for the election board to cover year expenses. Funds include 1150 for clerk hire 115 for a special Wellington election November 24 on a three mill school levy for two years 135 for registration cards 590 for legal notices and postage and 750 for rent and election booth transport. The Wellington special election was gens due to late filing of the resolution to place the issue on the ballot.
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County Board of Elections
Board of County Commissioners
Election Board
Wellington
Roosevelt Confident on Campaign Swing in New York State
President Roosevelt refreshes and speaks from Brooklyn Academy of Music tonight then Madison Square Garden tomorrow amid a New York tour. He criticizes critics of the Social Security Act and the Liberty League, ending with a Lincoln quotation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York State
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Hyde Park
New York City
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Wilmington
Dell
Duponts
Liberty
Abraham Lincoln
American Liberty League
Lincoln
Baltimore
Bear Cubs Housewarming In Den At Cascade Park
Cascade Park welcomes two black bear cubs from Winnipeg after two days on express trains. Park warden Machock and workers helped transfer the cubs into a new den, where the siblings immediately began rough play and explored their new, iron gated home.
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Den
Cascade Park
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elyria x
Winnipeg
Manitoba
John Madhock
Express Company
Machock
Election Extra from Your Carrier Tomorrow
The Chronicle-Telegram announces an Election Extra edition delivering the latest national state and local returns. Carriers will deliver to customers who order in advance between five and seven Wednesday morning.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Shipping Strike Spreads as Maritime Union Plans Meeting
New York city reports a sit down strike called for noon is off as officers of the Seamen's Defense Committee plan a mass meeting tonight to coordinate sympathy actions with West Coast strikers. A vote at the meeting could lead to a coastwide strike involving 150 000 to 175 000 maritime workers on the Atlantic.
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New York
Wpp
Seamen's Defense
Maritime Union
Judge Takes Case Under Advisement In Custody Battle
Common Pleas Judge Gary Findley took the case under advisement yesterday in Lorain regarding Lillian McCauley. The dispute pits the child's parents Mr and Mrs John McCauley against the grandmother Mrs Dan Hollis over custody, with a writ of habeas corpus sought to gain custody of the child the judge noted she has raised since infancy.
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Common Pleas
Gary Findley
Acti Cement
Lillian McCauley
John McCauley
Lorain
Dan Herlis
Hollis
Residents of Iome For Aged Cast Votes
Fifteen residents of The Elsina Women inishe Ace were allowed to vote this Neel under the direction of the coard of Sleeirons. Officials report the Home will permit 74 other residents to go to the poll on election day to cast ballots.
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Elsina
Inishe Ace
Neel
Tf Coard
Sleeirons
Fire at Huber Motor terminal causes heavy damage
A short circuit in a sasdline pump sparked a blaze at the Huber Motor Transportation Company terminal in Tiffin. The fire destroyed two trucks and six trailers and razed one building, resulting in about $25,900 in damage.
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Tiffin. O
Huber Motor Transportation Company
Auto Kills Mother in Delaware Crash
Floyd M. McFann, 23, was held for investigation after his car struck and killed Minnie Gilbert, 35, mother of two, in Delaware. The incident occurred Oct. 30 with authorities reviewing details.
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Delaware
Floyd M. McFann
Minnie Gilbert
Landon Levels Challenge At Roosevelt In Madison Square Garden
Gov. Landon challenged President Roosevelt from Madison Square Garden where 25 000 New Yorkers heard him press for a clear New Deal stance. He urged reform of NRA centralization and spending while touting a open and above board Republican program to restore confidence ahead of the election. Landon headed toward West Virginia with stops planned in White Sulphur Charleston and Huntington before returning to Independence to vote.
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Landon
Charleston
W. Va
Alt. M. Landon
Broadway
West Virginia
Kansas Prairie
Roosevelt
New York
Republican Park
Madison Square Garden
Kansas
Rooseveltt
Gov. Landon
New York State
Empire State
Huntington
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Topeka
Zovernor
Independence
Half Day Holiday At Court House Tuesday
Public buildings to close next Tuesday at noon for a half day due to election. Officials say state law requires noon closure on general election days.
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Court House
French Premier Declares Spanish Crisis Over
Paris October 30 Leon Blum France's first Socialist premier told United Press the danger of the Spanish revolution spreading to trigger a European war has passed He said continental powers aim to prevent any clash arising from the Madrid crisis from drawing Europe into another war that could threaten civilization
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United Press
Paris
Leon Blum
France
Russia
Madrid
Blum
Europe
Pontifical Academy Of Sciences Formed By Pope
Vatican City reports Pope Pius created a Pontifical Academy of Sciences with 70 members from around the world, including six Americans. Non-Catholics invited, among them Alexis Carrel, Robert Millikan, Thomas Hunt Morgan, George Sperti, and Hugh Ayler, honored for scientific achievement.
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Vatican City
Pius
Pontifical Academy of Sciences
Nuovi Lincei
Selec
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Thomas Hunt Morgan
George Speri Sperti
Cincinnati
Hugh S. Ayler
Princeton University
N. J
Tonight's Talks On Political Front
A radio lineup lists political programing across stations from 6:00 to 11:00 with speakers including Gov London Chester Bolton Roosevelt Committee William Hard Non Partisan Committee Ohio Republicans Herbert Hoover Democrats John Davis and the Communist and Republican parties scheduled across WTAM WHEK WGAR and others.
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WHEK
London
WGAR
Chester Bolton
Rooeservelt
WHK
Wlliam Hard
Non Partisan
WTAM
Ohio Republicans
Republican Committee
Herbert Hoovy
Veteran attorney dies in Columbus at 69
Frank M. Raymond, 69, a local attorney for five years and an authority on wills and probate tax, died yesterday from a heart attack. A graduate of Ohio State University, he was active in university work and was born in Carroll, Fairfield County.
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Columbus, CO
Frank M. Raymond
Ohio State University
Carroll Fairfield County
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