Hitler Speech Awaited by All Nations Nuremberg report
The dispatches describe German observers in Nuremberg predicting Hitler would address foreign policy at the Nazi party congress closing rally. They note expectations of a stance on Czechoslovakia and possible actions toward the Sudeten German area, with tensions high over war fears and unity of the Reich.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Fuehrer
Adolf Hier
France
Czernoslovakia
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Adolph Hitler
Fuispe
Pomain
Herman Goong
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Nadi
Greater Germany
Royal Air Forte
Little Downing Street
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslov Vyakia
Cech
Downing Street
Whitehall
Disorder Grows in Czechoslovakia as Shelters Rise
In Prague Czech workmen rush to finish a bomb proof shelter at the United States Legation garden. Woburn Carr, the U S minister, keeps Washington informed as the nation braces for Adolf Hitler's Nuremberg speech. Tempers flare between Czechoslovaks and Sudeten German partisans amid weekend disorder and rising ill will.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
Legation
Woburn Carr
State Department
Washington
Adolf Hitler
Nuremberg
Local Thunder Showers Forecast Across Ohio and Plains
Weather update notes widespread showers and thunderstorms from the Rocky Mountains to the Lower Lakes. Little temperature change expected with high pressure over the Atlantic states and a northern trough in the plains. Ohio Valley temperatures rise slightly this morning amid general rainfall.
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Ohio
Atlantic States
Plains
Ontario
Lake Region
Arizona
Rocky Mountains
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Britain Mobilizes Amid Sudeten Crisis Threat
Britain readies army navy and air force in emergency plans as Czechoslovakia resists plebiscite and tensions rise. Jan Masaryk submits a firm stance against German encroachment while Downing Street crowds press for answers. Hitler's Nuremberg speech looms as the nation braces for potential war.
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London
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Jan Masaryk
Foreign Office
Mines On Swiss Frontier Loaded With Explosives
Bulletin from BERNE reports that at noon today the Swiss frontier was loaded with mines containing explosives. The move, ordered by the military department, prepares rail and road links between Germany and France for destruction if needed to block foreign troop corridors. Guards reinforce frontier lines as Switzerland readies its limited army for high cost defense.
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Berne
Switzerland
Military Department
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium Prepares Frontier Against Possible Invasion
Belgium readies frontier defenses along the Belgian German line to blow up roads and railways if invaded. Frontier guards are heavily reinforced while the cabinet meets amid hopes for war avoidance and possible recall after Ado’s speech.
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Belgium
Brussels
Agai
Ado
Sitlers
France Faces Critical Day Amid War Preparations
Paris reports a cabinet meeting to review France's military measures and a potential move of government seats to central France. The day marks heightened confidence as Maginot defenses are strengthened and diplomacy updates unfold with Bonnet, Litvinov, Petrescu-Commnen, and Butler in the fray.
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Paris
Frances
France
Europe
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Geneva
Roumania
Russia
Maginot
Georges Bonnet
Maxim Litvinov
Nicholas Petrescu
R A Butler
The Situation In Europe By United Press
London reports Britain completes military preparations after Czechoslovakia rejects plebiscite while Ambassador Kennedy stays in close contact with British officials and Washington as a U.S. cruiser steams into Portland. Paris indicates war may force capital relocation, civilians evacuated, and troops moved to frontier. Germany’s Hitler praises soldiers as he vows defense of the racial community and Czech border defense plans. in Prague and Bern, border mines and evacuation measures appear under way. Belgium and Romania move to bolster border defense and consider rail and road disruption in case of invasion.
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United Press
London
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Kennedy
Washington
United States
Portland
Paris
Frontier
Nuremberg
Hitler
Germany
Prague
Cechs
Berne
Switzerland
Brussels
Belgium
Bucharest
Carol
Roumania
Injuries Fatal To Patrick Carlin
Patrick Carlin 73 of West River Road died after a Friday fall from a crabapple tree while picking fruit. He fractured his lung when a limb broke, was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital and died Saturday night. Survived by his wife Mary and seven children, funeral at St Agnes Church Tuesday at 10 with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by Welsh Funeral Home.
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Patrick Carlin
West River Road
Elvira
Ling
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr Carlin
Carlin Home End
St Agnes Church
Holy Name Sociery
Catholic Sunshine Club
Mary
Thomas
Fiwmk
Chicago
Cyril
Gertrude Constable
Detroit
Agnes
Walter
Margaret
St Agnes+ Church
Lea Brissel
St Marys Cemetery
E H S Band To Field 58 Players And Two Drum Majors
Elyria High School will present a band of 58 players and two drum majors at the opening game of the 1938 football season Friday night per music director J. Martin Beck. The group includes 12 girls this year with six to seven more players expected. new bass horns improve instrumentation. Girls named include Dorothy Fell and others, with instruments ranging from clarinet to trombone.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Elyria
Beck
Wright reports 1.38 million in taxes collected
Wright County Treasurer Walter J Wright announced a summer tax haul of 1 380 000 dollars, about 40 000 dollars above the current duplicate and reflecting a reduction in tax delinquency. The collection period closed Saturday.
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Wright
Walter J Wright
Lightning Strikes Elyria Stores With Minor Damage
A morning lightning strike hit Elyria causing slight damage at Red Mall Inc and the J C Penney store at 329 Broad Street. A power line outage affected Ohio Public Service Company lines briefly while a chair worker was slightly burned. The Red Mall plant motor was out, with repair planned for tomorrow, and only one brick count at the Penney elevator shaft.
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Elyria
Red Mall, Inc
J C Penney Company
Broad Street
Ohio Public Service Company
JB. Johnson
Loraim
Emma Kuchenrither
Johnson
Kuchenrither
Red Mul
Lodi Street
Walter H .Mlurbach
Penney Company
M E Whitman
Shafe Whitman
Elyrians Pass State Exams
Two Elyria men, Roger C Hill of 128 Eastern Heights Boulevard and W G Senft of 438 Oxford Avenue, were among 57 successful applicants for professional engineers certificates announced by the State Engineers Board in Columbus. Hill, a surveying engineer, is a project engineer for the State Highway Department working on the Bellevue grade crossing elimination project. Senft, a mechanical engineer, is employed by Fox Furnace Company as an engineer.
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Elyria
Columbus
State Engineers' Board
Roger C Hill
Eastern Heights Boulevard
State Highway Department
Bellevue
Oxford Avenue
Fox Furnace Company
Kicked by Horse Injures Belden Man
Bernard Bantz, 24, of Belden, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a facial injury after he was kicked by a horse Saturday. He was admitted yesterday for observation and further care.
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Belden
Bernard Bantz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Neighbor Rescues Man From Choking Plate Incident
In Columbus a neighbor, George Lucas, saved 66 year old Richard Anderson by reaching into his mouth and removing an upper dental plate that had slipped into his throat. Anderson survived the choking crisis with the quick action.
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Columbus
Richard Anderson
George Lucas
Anderson
Enrollment In Schools Now At 4 448
Elyria public schools begin the second week of the 1928-39 year with 4 448 students, up 162 from Tuesday but down 192 from last year. High school 1784. elementary 2664, down 221. special classes 46.
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Elyria
Elytta High School
Jefferson
Franklin
Hamilton
McKinley
Garrard
Ely
Allen
Gates
Edison
Roosevelt
Fire Damage Destroys Upholstery in Car in Front of 218 Middle Ave
A discarded cigarette caused a fire damaging upholstery in an automobile owned by George Link, parked in front of 218 Middle Avenue last night. The blaze burned five inch holes in the rear seat cushion and back rest, per Hase Company No 1 fire report.
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George Link
Second
Middle Avenue
Hase Company No 1
Call for full disclosure after grand jury session
The community clamors for complete facts from the recent grand jury deliberations. Citizens want statements from Prosecutor and Sheriff, questions about immunity and state’s evidence, and the final fate of about sixty machines held as evidence. They laud the jury’s work but insist on transparency and full public knowledge of the case.
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Grand Jary
Grand Jury
Smith Resigns As Chief Deputy
Chief Deputy William G Smith resigns from the sheriffs department effective as soon as arrangements are made. Sheriff William F Grail announced the resignation stating Smith has contemplated an offer with the federal government and may return to contracting.
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William G Smith
Sheriffs Department
William F Grail
Smith
Prosecutor Details Indictments In Grand Jury Probe
Prosecutor Howard R. Buller released a statement on the Grand Jury investigation into slot machines and indictments of operators. He said operators were subpoenaed but offered no admissions. Deputies led to the indictments after obtaining information from Sheriff Withiam F. Grall's office, noting immunity provisions in Ohio law for bribe parties who testify.
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Howard RH Buller
Withiam F Grall
Butler
Common Pleas
Joseph Balestinu
Dutton Road
Elias Hanna
Broadway
Dave Crawford
Lorain
Tloram
John Kachure
Big Four
Lake
William F. Grall
House of Wl Fame
Crawfords
Clymer to Speak Before Elyria Rotary Club
Roy B. Clymer, director of athletics at Elyria High School and member of the Elyria Rotary Club, will address the Rotary at noon at the Elks Restaurant tomorrow. He will discuss this year’s high school football schedule and prospects for the season, and is expected to bring some football players to watch.
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Roy B Clymer
Elyria High School
Elyria
Rotary Club
Elks
Twatch Hum
Candy Sucker Causes Injury To Child
Running down a fall with a candy sucker in his mouth injures four year old William Burke son of Mr and Mrs J W Burke of 107 Princeton Avenue. The stick pierced the roof of his mouth and he was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Little William Burke
J. W. Burke
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chicken thefts report four weekend incidents
Four chicken thefts were reported to the sheriff's department over the weekend. Thirteen to eighteen chickens were stolen from Miller's on Shoemaker road, Galls on Harris road, Clark Vedder's on Sugar Fudge road, and an undetermined number from Mitten Dorf's residence in Sheffield Lake, deputies said.
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Sheriff's Department
Miller's Place
Shoemaker Road
Galls Place
Harris Road
Clark Vedders
Sugar Fudge Road
Mittendorf
Sheffield Lake
Sensational Slot Machine Indictments Stir Lorain Leaders
Lorain residents William Peer and Harry Ziegman surrendered to authorities answering bribery indictments tied to a grand jury probe into slot machines. Five others were apprehended, and a sheriff’s department reorganization including a new vice squad followed.
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Nazi Germany
Acme Radio Pho
Bulletin
E.H.S. Band
Teetis
Goering
Hermann Wilhelm Goering No 2
Naz
Labor Front
Acme Radin
Clymer
William Peer
Harry Ziegman
Peer
Ziegman
Dave Crawford Sr
Dave, Jr
Arthur Davis
Carlisle
Michael Peer Ziegman
Joseph
Stella Goldstein
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