Russia accuses Italy as tensions mount in Europe
Russia angrily accuses Italy of using submarines to torpedo merchant ships, prompting fears of a Mediterranean crisis. The note demands submarine cessation and reparations, while Italy rejects responsibility and the Soviet demands. The dispute raises odds of a breach in diplomatic relations and a potential shift toward war.
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United Press
London
Italy
Mediterranean
Europe
Lake Genevsa
Great Britain
France
Russia
Foreign Ministry
Hitler Backs Italy Denounces Bolshevism in Rally
In Nuremberg on September 7 Adolf Hitler voiced strong support for Fascist Italy against Bolshevism, linking Nazism and Fascism as a defense of traditional society. He warned Bolshevism endangers organized culture and said old political methods fail to check its spread amid rising tensions with Russia.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Italy
Russia
Adolph Wagner
Bavaria
Hitler
Organization of Human Society 15
Ohio Weather Summary Tonight and Wednesday Outlook
Ohio forecast shows fair and slightly warmer conditions in the extreme northwest tonight with Wednesday partly cloudy skies. High pressure centered over Manitoba covers most of the country east of the Rockies, while a southwest disturbance brings showers along the Atlantic coast and into the Gulf States. Temperatures are below normal in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region, with above normal readings elsewhere.
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Ohio
Manitoba
Rockies
Atlantic
New Jersey
South Carolina
West Gulf States
Minnesota
Southwest
Ohio Valley
Lake
Atlantic Coast
Elyria Schools Open 1937-38 With Mixed Enrollments
Elyria public and parochial schools began the 1937-38 term with a net public decrease of 92 from last year, aided by 116 kindergartners and a Jewish holiday. Total public enrollment was 4,291, with high school down to 1,658. Parochial schools report similar openings, led by St Mary's at 390 students and St Agnes at 150-160, as more enrollments are expected this week.
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Elyria
R. C. Maston
Franklin and Ely
Elyria High School
Jefferson Junior High
Hamilton School
Carlisle Township
McKinley
Roosevelt
Franklin
Garford
Allen
Ely
Gates
Edison
Jefferson
Hamilton
Allen and Gates
Franklin School
St. Mary’s
St. Agnes
St. John’s Lutheran
Holy Cross
Forty Four Students Protest Closure at Murray Ridge School
Forty four students in Elyria Township gathered at the closed Murray Ridge School this morning in a sit down protest. Accompanied by several parents they found no teachers or meals and returned home around 10 am. The group refused bus transport to their new assignments at Lake Avenue and Markley Schools, preferring their old site. The township board plans no immediate action, awaiting response from others. Parents had protested at the September meeting citing a state director’s letter about the board’s authority to close the school after August 1.
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Murray Ridge
Elyria Township
Lake Avenue
Markley
Louis Keller
E. N. Dietrich
State Department of Education
Lorain County
Ohio School Foundation
Councy
Dietrich
J. H. Hogan
Board of Education
Woman And Her Nephew Are Fatally Hurt
Lorain County traffic deaths rise to 43 as Mary Sabal of Hegewisch Indiana dies from injuries after a car crash on Route 303 near Fittsfield. Her nephew Geyja Wisotsky, 22, also died. several relatives injured, others listed in critical condition or recovering.
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Lorain County
Mary Sabal
Hegewisch
Route 303
Fittsfield
Geyja Wisotsky
Wisotsky
Cleveland
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Elizabeth Maurath
Dartmouth Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Gilbert Ryan
West 106Th Street
Cleevland
Lake Road
Vermilion
Ryan
Lucille Austin
West Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Georeg Benko
Bell Avenue
Stanley Wawrzynczak
Stanley Sobieski
Sherifs
Lillie Mae Fitzpatrick
Ben Fitzpatrick
Oak Street
F.C. Robb
Holliday Cove
W. Va
Sheriff's Department
Fitzpatrick
Litchfield
Dorris Bounds
Kenneth Kellogg
Robert Carey
Wellington
Brighton
Japan Seizes Pratas Shoals Station In Blockade Action
Report from Hong Kong says Japan’s destroyers captured the Pratas Shoals radio station and two Chinese customs boats in British waters near Hong Kong. Refugee accounts claim Chinese lighthouse staff were tortured as captives knelt under threat of blades and hammers. The capture aims to base naval blockading south of Canton at Pratas Shoals, 180 miles south of Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
Japan
China
Pratag Shoals
Pratas Shoals
Canton
Fatal Crash Kills Mrs Kibbee in Sandusky
Mrs Betty E Kibbee wife of Dr Karl G Kibbee a Sandusky dentist was killed in an automobile collision in Sandusky Ohio today Her husband Dr Karl G Kibbee was slightly injured In the other car Mr and Mrs Walter Oxden of Springfield Indiana were injured but expected to recover
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Sandusky, O
Betty E. Kibbee
Karl G. Kibbee
Sandusky
Walter Oxden
Springfield
Bank Robber Suspect Captured After Shootout With Officers
Patrolman Myron Gibson was shot and seriously wounded while pursuing a suspect believed to be the Woodville bank robber. Patrolman E. Andress captured the assailant after a car chase ending in a ditch. Michigan plates and loot found in the vehicle.
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Gibson
Myron Gibson
Woodville
E. Andress
West Side Lumber Co
West Street
Lumber Company
R. C. Wise
Columbus
John Irvin
Wadsworth
Andress
Stankard
L. D. Brown
Telegraph Road
Michigan
Fear Greater Infantile Paralysis Toll
Chicago health officials reported a Labor Day weekend surge of infantile paralysis with 33 new cases and four deaths in the city. There were 26 new suspect cases as temperatures rose, signaling a potentially higher toll ahead. Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, head of the Chicago Board of Health, commented on the worsening outbreak.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Chicago Board of Health
Unexplained Burglaries Probe Two Thefts
Police investigate two unusual burglaries with no sign of entry. At the Elks Club on Oberlin road three masked men knocked watchman John Howard unconscious and looted two slot machines and a cash register totaling about 19 dollars. The other incident at Five Point Market on Lake avenue and Loddy street involved a missing 12.65 from a change sack after opening. A broken west window at the Shell station on Oberlin road also occurred but appeared not to have allowed entry.
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Elks Club
Oberlin Road
John Howard
Nies
George Walton
Paul Palmer
J. C. Chapman
Oberlin Avenue
Howard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Five Point Market
Lake Avenue
Lod)street
John Stascak
Lloyd Sweet
Corwin Burrer
Shell
Two Pleas Of Guilty Before Judge Cook
Two pleas of guilty were entered before Judge D A Cook today by defendants indicted in last week’s grand jury. Everett C Harvey and Raymond Mc Creary pleaded guilty and were placed on probation with conditions. Several other defendants faced bond increases and arraignments as prosecutors prepare for trials set to begin September 20.
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D. A Cook
Gmlty
John Varish
Grafton
Everett C. Harvey
Lorain
Raymond McCreary
Mansfield
Harvey
Amherst
McCreary
Howard R. Butler
Frank Tomshank
Alex Comotz
Alex Seres
Butler
Ben Diaz
Mike Garcia
Henry Webber
Frank Schmidt
Webber
Yarish
Schmidt
Justice of the Peace
G. E
T le Grand Jury
Preston Coon
Belden
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Acams
Anderson
Union spokesman cites misstatements over Duplex strike
Herbert W. Clements organizer for the International Moulders Union issued a statement presenting the union's view of the strike at Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Company. He said the union does not seek to shape public opinion with numerous newspaper statements and hinted at continued coverage.
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Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Company
Herbert W. Clements
International Moulders’ Union
Bold Hold Up At Woodville Bank Net $1800
A lone bandit held 10 people captive for 20 minutes at the State Savings Bank of Woodville in Sandusky county, waited for a time lock, then escaped with 1800 dollars. He fled in a 1936 Chevrolet coupe with Michigan plates. The robbery targeted cashier A. W. Ewch, assistant Kell, bookkeeper Miss Alma Soldan, and customers William Libbe and Edward Voorhees.
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William Libbe
Edward Voorhees
Michigan
State Highway Patrol
Elyria Legion Drum Corps Wins $500 Prize
Elyria's American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps won first prize and $500 in a national contest at Cleveland. Competing with groups from across the nation, Cleveland Heights took second and Third United States Infantry the third. The local unit now drills for the national Legion convention in New York.
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Elyria
American Legion
Cleveland
Elyria Corps
Cleveland Heights
Third United States Infantry
New York
Mary Ellen Garford Hired as Elyria Kindergartner Teacher
The Elyria public schools completed their teaching staff additions late last week with Miss Mary Ellen Garford named kindergarten teacher for Roosevelt and Hamilton Schools. A graduate of Elyria High School she completed Kent State University’s two year normal course last spring.
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Elyria
Mary Ellen Garford
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Garford
Elyria High School
Kent State University
New State Law Sets 30 MPH in School Zones
Police report a new statewide rule restricting traffic to 30 mph in school zones with warnings to slow further to 20 mph at many sites. Officers and deputies will enforce the measure aimed at reducing school traffic fatalities across the state.
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Danbury
Conn
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Waterbury
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Nevada, Jr
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Madison
Wis Toms
Woman
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Cambria
Toronto
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