Loyalists Ask League To Act In Spanish War
In Geneva on September 18 the Loyalist Spain appealed to the League of Nations assembly to declare Germany and Italy aggressors and take urgent action. Dr. Juan Negrin urged recognition of aggression, end to foreign combatants, withdrawal of non Spanish forces, and security measures extended to Spain. France’s Yvon Delbos warned that peace hinges on respecting treaties and avoiding arms escalation in Spain.
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Geneva
Spain
World Assembly
League of Nations
Italy
Germany
League
Yvon Delbos
France
Juan Negrin
British
Gibraltar
Pyrenees
Negrin
Mediterranean
Assembly
Great Britain
Delbos
Rose
Abyss
Europe
Former Elyrian Injured in Florida Accident
Fawn Hamilton, a former Elyria resident now living in Jacksonville, is hospitalized at St. Luke's after an accident. An electrician, he was struck by a telephone pole, suffering a fractured leg and severe facial cuts. The Hamiltons lived on Walnut Street.
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Fawn Hamilton
Elyria
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hamilton
Hamiltons
Walnut Street
Auto Victim Dies Near Columbus
Mrs. Anna Thrush, 69, of Canal Winchester, died in a Columbus hospital today from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile driven by Ralph Carruthers of Groveport near here. The crash occurred earlier today and the victim succumbed to her injuries. Local authorities investigated the collision and reported the driver cooperated with investigators.
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Columbus
Anna Thrush
Canal Winchester
Ralph Carruthers
Groveport
Ohio Weather Update Mostly Cloudy and Showers Tonight
In Ohio, mostly cloudy conditions with likely showers in extreme north tonight and northeast Sunday. Warmer tonight, cooler central and north Sunday. High pressure over the Ohio Valley and Atlantic states. A well developed low north of the Great Lakes. Rain in the northern lake region and scattered showers along the Atlantic Coast and from the Texas Panhandle to the Mississippi. Temperatures remain abnormally low in the upper Ohio Valley with frost at most stations.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
Texas Panhandle
Mississippi
Abbe Road Bridge and Road Resurfacing Completed
County reports completion of two projects the Abbe road bridge and surface treatment of 45 miles of highway. The WPA funded bridge cost about 20000 dollars, with nearly half paid by the county, and spans 80 feet with a 20 foot clear. The 52 thousand dollar resurfacing program covers 45 miles, with spot brushing to be added next year.
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Abbe Road
Harry L. Dunham
Dunham
Chinese Planes Rain Bombs In Shanghai Area
In Shanghai and its surroundings, Chinese warplanes conducted nine raids within an hour striking near the Yangtze airport and ships off the Whangpoo river. Casualties include 30 civilians in a prior Canton area bombing. a Chinese plane was shot down with the pilot fatally burned.
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Shanghai
Bund
Whangpoo
Yangtzepoo
Mukden
Manchuria
China
Two Indicted In Slayings Of Deputies And Patrolman
A Clark county grand jury indicted Henry Dingdine, 27, and Harry Chapman, 34, for first degree murder in the killings of deputy Ed Furry and patrolman Martin Randolph. Raymond Shearer, 37, of Champaign county, testified he drove the Dingledines and Henry’s father, Harry, 54, who is missing, to Michigan and was held on a $50,000 bond as a material witness. The defendants and Chapman took part in a gun battle two weeks earlier that killed the two officers and Robert Cornette.
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Springfield
Clark County
Henry Ding* Dine
Harry Chapman
Ed Furry
Martin Randolph
Raymond Shearer
Champaign County
Dingledines
Henry
Harry
Michigan
Chapman
Robert Cornette
Elyrians Leave For New York Legion Meeting
Elyria drum and bugle corps heads to New York City for the Legion national convention aboard a special train. The crowd bids farewell at the station and hopes Elyria wins the national championship this year. City wreath placements and a Washington stop mark the journey as the corps travels with a large delegation and a parade horse named Sister Cream Puff.
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J. C. George
Legion
New York City
Elyria
Corp
Washington
R. C. Bartholomew
Drum and Bogie Corps
Z. D. Welsh
J. J. Elemes
Elmer Barnum
Berea
R. G. Bartholomew
Walter Boals
Wm. Bush
C. H. Fisher
W. L. Cox
LaGrange
Wm. Dahl
Amherst
Frank Cragi
Roosevelt Constitution Day Address Indicates Court Fight To Continue
President Roosevelt told a Constitution Day audience and the nation that he will press for changes in the Supreme Court and will travel west next week to rally support against opponents. He and cabinet members attacked the court, arguing the Constitution does not authorize delaying reform and urging immediate action amid a national 150th anniversary commemoration. Roosevelt plans Seattle trip to visit his daughter, signaling a broader campaign to sell the plan across the country.
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Roosevelt
Washington
High Tribunal
White House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Supreme Court
Hts
Washington Monument
Sylvan Theatre
William E. Borah
Burton K. Wheeler
Return Of Oberlin Teachers In China Rests With U. S. Consular Officials
Oberlin O September 18 The fate of Oberlin graduates teaching in Northern Shansi China hinges on United States Consular officials in war torn area says Dr W F Bohn chairman of the school board Enrollment remains high with 90 percent attendance and a full Chinese faculty Evacuation would not close the school but changing conditions could The China venture began thirty years ago in memory of Oberlin victims of the Boxer Rebellion and now has about 500 students Bohn has visited Boston and met with the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions He sent cables via commercial channels and State Department to Peiping and Hankow directing Oberlin graduates Rowland Cross and Reverend Ernst Shay to seek consular guidance and convey it to Miss Tinker and Mr Van Meter who were sent to China this summer No 2 Continued on Page 16
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Oberlin. O
Oberlin
Shansi
China
United States
W. F. Bohn
Bohn
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Japan
Gables
Department of State
Peiping
Rowland Cross
School of Theology
Hankow
Ernst Shay
Charlotte Tinker
New York City
Herbert van Meter
Molina
Schoolboy Safety Patrols Return to Duty in Siyria
Elyria reports young patrolmen ages 12 to 15 guard school street intersections four times daily five days weekly. Police Chief Stankard to issue official IDs. a meeting will train and organize patrols with guidance from the police department. Nine of 13 schools now organized with 133 members including substitutes. Franklin School leads with 25 members.
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Siyria
E. J. Stankard
Police Department
Elyria Automobile Club
Stankard
Ring
Franklin School
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Franklin Patrol
George Taylor
Billy Coling
Leutenant
Sam Rockwood
Harry Chapman
James Scarborough
William Ignatz
Sidney Wasserman
Morris Dachner
Philip Kaiser
George Vincent
Louis Homoki
John Suetta
Steve Elek
Robert Koske
Roy Lawson
Geza Kozmits
Joe Vass
John Wellert
Neil Jensen
William Kenawell
Jack Flowers
Robert Earl
Gregory Koske
Edgar Gates
William Syke
Hamilton School
George Prochazka
Richard Porter
Joe Cirignano
George Cook
Melvin Pasenow
Robert Kostyo
Victor Nary
Andrew Cagan
Russell Pasenow
Casey Delisenti
Charles Brown
Ambrose Cook
William Wentz
Freeman Woodson
Frank Montenese
Donald Cook
George Fitzpatrick
Thomas Mitchell
Garford
Harry Phillips
Robert Pitts
Jack Benford
Richard Jordan
George Brunner
Curtis
Tube Plant Schedule Is Announced Today
The National Tube Company Lorain plant will run at a slightly lower level next week. The rail mill will operate as this week, while four blast furnaces and 11 open hearts stay active. The Bessemer converter will run double turn. Several mills operate Monday to Friday across different four to six day runs.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Butt Mills
Lapp
Pope Condemns German Catholic Plight at Rome Rally
At Castel Gandolfo on September 18 the Pope urged Germans and Austrians to uphold Catholic faith amid Nazi pressure. He denounced a self styled prophet attacking churches at the Nurnberg rally and urged Austria to stay faithful to Rome as a Catholic nation in central Europe.
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Castel Gandolfo
Germany
Nremberg
Papal Villa
Holy See
Rome
Austria
Middle
Europe
Robbery by Helpful Motorists Leaves Victim Wounded
Frank Gonzales, 55, was shot and robbed by three men who offered to take him to a hospital after an attempted hold up in Cleveland. He was found in the street in serious condition with a bullet in his chest. The men took $72 from his pockets in the car and gave a name and address to a police officer before leaving him at the hospital.
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Cleveland
Frank Gonzales
Gonzales
Two Injured In Auto Accident Near Wellington
Henry VandAotehin of Essexville Michigan suffered a severe scalp laceration and several fractured ribs while Mrs Hugo, also in the car, sustained cuts and bruises. The vehicle tipped over on Route 1 west of Wellington at 9:30 p.m. yesterday. Two other occupants were unharmed. They were en route to Akron. The injured were treated at the Falls Clinic.
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Henry VandAotehin
Essexville
Mich
Hugo
Wellington
Akron
Falls Clinic
Car Crash Wounds Two Men On East Avenue
Russell McDonald of 1302 Lake Avenue was treated at Elyria Medical Hospital for a cut on his right hand and John Swerezki of Ridgeville was treated for lacerations on his face when their car driven by McDonald failed to make a curve on East Avenue and struck a tree late last night, according to Squad Patrolmen Paul Palmer and James Boggs.
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Russell McDonald
Lake Avenue
Elyria Medical Hospital
John Swerezki
Ridgeville
McDonald
East Avenue
Paul Palmer
James Boggs
Britain Hears Torpedo Fired Bombs Dropped On Med Theater
London reports a submarine attack on the aircraft carrier Glorious off Malta and bombs on the destroyer Fearless off Gijon. Tangier dispatches say 7,000 Italian soldiers have landed in Spanish Morocco with more en route, as Germany and Italy push for a stronger Mediterranean stance amid Franco-British naval tensions.
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London
Spanish
Morocco
Mediterranean
Glorious
Malta
Comet
Fearless
Admiralty
Gijon
Bay of Biscay
Great Britain
France
Tangier
North Africa
Spanish Morocco
French Morocco
Italy
Germany
Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Oberlin Freshmen From 7 Nations Welcome Class
Oberlin College opened with 360 freshmen welcomed by Director of Admissions William H. Seaman at Finney Chapel. The class includes students from 27 states plus China Argentina Peru Canada Turkey and India with two hundred men the third largest class in school history. Ages range 15 to 24 average 17.5. One third hail from Ohio, with 40 percent from New York Pennsylvania and mid Atlantic states, and 10 percent from New England. two thirds originate from urban and suburban areas.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
William H. Seaman
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Oberlin
China
Argentina
Peru
Canada
Turkey
India
Seaman
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Mid- Atlantic States
New England
Akron cabbie reports kidnapping in Columbus
William Lindley, an Akron taxi driver, went to Columbus police to report he was kidnapped and robbed after two young men boarded his cab at the Akron Y M C A last night. He said he was forced to drive to Columbus and disrobed before his attackers took the cab.
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Columbus
William Lindley
Akron
Akron Y. M. C. A
Sandusky Youth Killed in Bakery Machinery Incident
In Sandusky tonight a youth was killed at his father’s bakery when a machine entangled him. Police say the accident occurred after hours at the shop and the investigation is ongoing.
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Sandusky
Ragibhe i Ag
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