Activities At Oberlin Open Tonight Bonfire Program
Oberlin will host the traditional bonfire and opening activities this evening at 6 o'clock on the college campus. The program features cheering led by head cheerleader David Sheldon, singing directed by Sack Wickler, and music by the fresh band. A faculty member gives a welcome, with short talks by coaches and the football captain. Freshmen are tasked with gathering boxes and rubbish around the village to prepare.
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Oberlin
David Sheldon
Sack Wickler
Freshmen Arrive as Oberlin Opens Registration
Oberlin prepares for a new term with 349 freshmen in the College of Arts and Sciences and 125 in the Conservatory of Music. Registration for upperclass students and the Graduate School of Theology is underway, with total enrollment expected to mirror last year.
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Oberlin
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Graduate School of Theology
New Faculty Arrives at Oberlin College
Oberlin College welcomes multiple new staff members this week including Edwin Darver of Dartmouth as Visiting Professor in Sociology, Dr. Robert H. Hoercker from the Cleveland Clinic as Acting College Physician, and German professor F Wilhelm Kaufman from Smith College filling the Danton vacancy. Also joining are Joah D. Lewis as Assistant Professor of Political Science Alfred Schlesinger from Williams College as Assistant Professor of Classics Lucius Garvin and W Paul Gilpert as philosophy and physics instructors, Robert P. Lang as Assistant Reference Librarian Roy Den and Richard Jamerson as physical education instructors and coaches, plus Miss Bracia Sharp heading the Publicity Department succeeding Dorothy Hall.
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Oberlin College
Edwin Darver
Dartmouth
Socvicor
Sims
Robert H. Hoecrker
Cleveland Clinic
Bradshaw
F. Wilhelm Kaufman
Danton
Oberlin
Kaufman
Obertin
Smith College
Joah D. Lewis
Alfred Schlesinger
Williams College
Lucius Garvin
W. Paul Gilpert
Robert P. Lang
Roy den
Minnesota
Richard Jamerson
Rice, Institute
Texas
Bracia Sharp
Joerlin College
Migs Dorothy Hall
Quezon Seen Likely First President of Philippines Commonwealth
Quezon, called the dapper Don Warnei of international politics, appears set to be the first president of the Philippines commonwealth as returns from several provinces boost his overwhelming lead. The "Father of Philippine Independence" gains support in Manila and other populous areas as final tallies come in.
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Manila
P. 1
Chaniel Quezon
Don Warnei
Philippines Commonwealth
Philippines
Family of Nations
Former Legislator Dies in Columbus Hospital
William M. Morzan former member of the state Industrial Commission and ex congressman from the 11th Ohio district died in a Columbus hospital last night following a heart attack. He was prominent in state politics and served in Congress representing Ohio.
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Columbus
William M. Morzan
The
State Industrial Commission
Ith
Ohio
Weather Ohio: fair tonight with storms near Lake Erie Thursday
Ohio forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight with potential thundershowers Thursday near Lake Erie. Temperatures rise slightly, especially in the far south, as a warm trend moves in.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Developments In Crisis Today in Italian Ethiopian War
United Press reports rising Italian military mobilization across the Egyptian Sudanese front as cabinets scan final war plans. Geneva notes League peace efforts receive Italy and Ethiopia. Paris officials warn of potential escalation if clash occurs. Ethiopian officials signal possible acceptance of the League plan as mass mobilization looms.
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United Press
Mediterranean
Rome
Italy
Geneva
League Committee
Ethiopia
Paris
Frane Visnanzine
Puitine Fiest
Se.Fafond
Addis. Ababa
League
New Jersey Rejects Sales Tax
United Press reports New Jersey voters rejected a 2 percent state sales tax in yesterday’s primaries. The piece notes long‑standing district leaders from Tammany Hall losing jobs and mentions reform movements in Pennsylvania constitutional revision races and Manuel Quezon winning leadership of the Philippine Commonwealth.
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United Press
New Jersey
Twn
Tammany Hall
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Philippine Islands
Manuel Quezon
Archipelago
Ethiopia May Accept League Proposals on Italian Dispute
Addis Ababa officials said Ethiopia may accept League of Nations five‑member committee proposals for settling the Italy dispute. Emperor Haile Selassie I discussed the matter with foreign advisers at the palace while Addis Ababa noted informal communication of the substance to the Ethiopian delegation in Geneva. Italian minister Count Gni e Vinei Gizliners visited the foreign offices for talks as travel permits to the interior were pledged to be issued promptly.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Five
Italy
Haile Selassie I
Committee of Five
Geneva
United
Paris
Gniei Vinei-Gizliners
Ain Tasfase
Tralian Ronsons
Commissioners Oppose Appeal in Pension Fight
Two county commissioners said they would not pursue the case to the court of appeals despite prosecutor Howard R. Butler recommending an appeal. Common Pleas Judge Cecil J. Randall ruled for the state division of aid for the aged, dismissing incompetency claims against its appointees. The mandamus suit sought approval of Mrs. Mary Brandt as investigator after she ranked first in civil service.
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Howard R. Butler
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Cecil J.randall
Columbus
State Division of Aid For
Mary Brandt
H. J. Bearrodiz
State
Ohio Assembly Convenes in Special Session in Columbus
The Ohio General Assembly met in special session called by Governor Carer to address the old age pension emergency and lay groundwork for a 20,008,000 welfare program. Aimed to last three to four days, observers expect 10 days to two weeks. Three bills, part of Governor Davey’s program, were put in tentative form by a joint committee on taxation to fund pensions for the rest of 1935.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Carer
Davey
Special
Joint Legislative Committee On Taxation
Mussolini cabinet approves internal bond issue and tax hike
Rome reports Mussolini's cabinet approved a new internal bond issue and higher taxes to finance the war with Ethiopia. The plan includes 337,900,9593 lire for navy construction, five percent bonds at 95, with exemptions, and tighter tax enforcement to raise revenue domestically.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
War Ministry
Ethiopia
League
Italy
Mussolini
Military Advisor MacArthur Named for Philippines
Washington September 18 President Roosevelt assigns General Douglas MacArthur Army chief of staff as military advisor to the new commonwealth government of the Philippine islands.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Commonwealth Government of
Philippine Islands
Mobilization Test Planned In Italy
In Rome on September 1, members of various Fascist groups were ordered to be ready for a mass mobilization test. Instructions say the call could come today, tomorrow, or Friday, with 10.9 to 15.0 million people required to report within one hour of the bell or drum signal at designated posts.
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Rome
Nielson Named Commander of Legion
Elyria Post No 12 American Legion elected officers for 1937 1935 with E D Nielson elevated to Commander and Carl Smith promoted Senior Vice Commander. Collins former wartime captain eyes Junior Vice Commander role and will lead the drum and bugle corps effort. Walter Barnes becomes Finance Officer. H B Agate re elected adjutant. A joint installation with multiple posts planned for October 19 at Lorain's Artler Hotel. Citizenship class led by Joan Rolopos draws 20+ aliens filing for citizenship.
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Otto K. Mischer
Paul ©. Collins
Elyria
American Legion
E. D. Nielson
Carl Smith
Collins
Elyria City
Elyria Post No
Elyria Post
House
H. B. Agate
Carl Filmore
George Robson
Leonard Terry
Walter Barnes
Jack Marshall
Wm. C. Sudro
Avon Lake
Amherst
George Wendling
A. C. Hutnitt
Wm. C. Sudre
Legionaires
Royal Post
Joan Rolopos
Washington School
Sixth Street
Middle Avenue
Rotary Founder Honored At Akron Banquet
Seven Elyria Rotary Club members joined hundreds of Rotarians in Akron to honor Paul Harris founder of Rotary International at a Marflower Hotel banquet. Principal speaker Harris was Chicago based. Elyrians included William Gollmar Lawrence Abber J B Thomas Harry W Luethi Arthur Smith Charles Sotherden and A M Hannaford.
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Elyria
Britain Ready To Seal Harbor In Case Of Necessity
Bulletin from Gibraltar reports preparations by British naval authorities to seal the harbor completely if needed. The south entrance has a boom across it and a second boom awaits for the north entrance. Gibraltar's dockyard buzzes with warlike activity as warships and flying boats crowd the harbor and local defense committees stay in permanent session.
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Greece
Egypt
Malta
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Geng. Hare
French Supreme War Force
Ajaccio
Corsica
Royal Air Force
Paris
Alexandria
Aden
Haifa
Aqaba
Suez
Souther
Admiralty
Federal Funds Aid Oberlin College Students
Ohio Youth director S Burns Weston announced federal work relief funds allotting £2,835 a month to 189 Oberlin College students as part of the National Youth Administration program. Ohio totals reach $78,645 monthly for 59 institutions, aiding students who would otherwise be unable to attend.
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Oberlin College
Columbus
S. Burns Weston
Ohio
Colege
National Youth Administration
Chio Cole
Attendsme
Kiwanians Hear Local Manufacturer Talk Tomorrow
Elyria Kiwanis Club plans a noon meeting at the Hotel Newsii with H W Pond of Timms Spring Company giving a talk on products and company work. Local officers and Kiwanis education committee will attend the Sixth Division Center meeting at the Cleveland Hotel in Cleveland tomorrow.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Tomrrow
H.W. Pond
Timms Spring Company
Pond
Kiwanis
Cleveland
Republicans To Hear Malcolm Thomson at Lorain Club
Malcolm Thomson former state legislator and assistant county prosecutor will speak at the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club meeting in the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company tomorrow night. The meeting at pm is open to interested individuals. Club membership is limited to Republicans aged 21 to 35.
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Malcolm Thomson
Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Faint Hope Of Preventing War In Ethiopia
Geneva reports Baron Aloisi will travel to Rome to present the League’s peace proposals to Mussolini. The plan offers Italy economic and territorial concessions and an international police force in Ethiopia, rejected likely by Italy.
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Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Aloisi
Italy
League Courd Committee of Five Nations
Great Britain
France
Poland
Spain
Turkey
Salvador de Madariaza
League
Wwe
Britain
Haile Selassie
Musaoul
Pierre Laval
Aloisi Stron
Mussolini
Sill
Congressman's Wife Addresses Local Club And Guests
Mrs. Chester C Bolten of Cleveland spoke to the Republican Women's Club and guests on how Congress works. She described bill introduction, committee action, and passage, and noted her husband sometimes votes for bills not fully approved. The talk drew about 75 attendees and added roughly ten new members.
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Congress
Republican Women’s Club
Chester C Bolten
Cleveland
Bolton
Lal
Washington
J. W. Spirth
Plan to Enlarge Port of Alexandria Approved
In Alexandria Egypt on September 1s the cabinet approved a plan to enlarge the Port of Alexandria and construct a naval base near the Suez Canal entrance. Today two Italian submarines and a British destroyer entered the canal.
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Suez Canal
Port Said
Malta
Gibraltar
Nelson
Rodney
Royal Sovereign
Mediterranean
Herbert R. Ekins
United Press
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