Landon Campaigns To Cement Farm Belt Support
Gov Alf Landon campaigns in Des Moines outlining farm aid via cash payments for farm products, soil conservation with cash support, distressed-area relief, and funding for farmers. He emphasizes a family-type farm, opposes New Deal policy, and pledges a Republican program to protect incomes, soil, and national food security.
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Des Moines
Alf M. Landon
Midwest
Kansas
Republican State Central Committee
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Maine
Iowa State Fairgrounds
Landon
Roosevelt
Washington
Alf
Lieut Albin Schenfield Welcomed at Salvation Army Service
Lieut Albin Schenfield returns for a welcome home gathering at the Salvation Army Hail Thursday evening. He left Elyria two years ago to train at the Salvation Army training College in New York City and is now stationed at Carlisle Pennsylvania. Adj Avery and Mrs Avery of Youngstown, formerly in charge here, will lead the service. It begins at 7 30 and the public is invited.
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Salvation Army
Albin Schenfield
Elyria
Salvation Army Raining College
New York City
Carlisle
Trieda Schenfield
Adj
Avery
Youngstown
Weather Ohio shows showers tonight and Thursday
The forecast notes showers tonight and Thursday across Ohio with a sharp cool down by Thursday afternoon and night, bringing noticeably lower temperatures.
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Ohio
Orders Guardsmen To Mobilize For Strike Duty
Gov Hjalmar Petersen ordered 404 National Guardsmen to mobilize for emergency action in Minneapolis strike torn milling industry. Guardsmen were requested by Sheriff John P Wall after meetings with civic officials and guard leadership.
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Minneapolis
Hjalmar Petersen
National
John P. Wall
Loyalists Face Potential Collapse in Spanish Civil War
GIBRALTAR, Sept 23 The left wing government in Madrid fights to hold the capital as right wing forces threaten to sever Toledo from Madrid and Madrid from the east coast. Leftist leaders summon Gen Jose Miaja to possibly become central Spain's supreme commander. The Rightist Military Junta meets at Salamanca to plan what they call the final phase of the war.
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United Press
Gibraltar
Toledo
Madrid
Maia Art Front
Jose Miaja
Spain
Juan Asensio
Salamanca
Open House At Elyria Y M C A Highlights Jubilee Prep
The Elyria Y M C A announces an open house on October 3 and 4 to showcase its renovated building as part of its Silver Jubilee celebration. Guides from the Leaders Club and Y M C A boys clubs will assist visitors. the twenty fifth anniversary culminates with a banquet on October 8.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Elyria
Elyrians
Leaders’ Club
Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Clubs
Lorain County Fair Opens With Big Exhibits and Anticipated Crowds
The ninetieth annual Lorain County Fair opened at the fair grounds with hundreds of exhibitors and large displays in poultry, livestock, crops, and crafts. Attendance at noon numbered about 800 but officials forecast much larger crowds in the afternoon and tonight with vaudeville, concerts, and a School Day finale to draw thousands over the next two days.
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Lorain County
Hall of Progress
Midway
Red Cross
Billy Lang
Ray Francis
Jean Reed
Medical Science And Mother's Love Begin Long Struggle To Save Life Of Boy
In Chicago a six day old boy Julian Tafel Jr. survived a life threatening gastrointestinal condition after Dr. Lewis Eastman performed a 17 minute operation to create an outlet for waste. The mother Eve urged mercy and opposed the father who feared a crippled son, while authorities warned further operations may follow to prevent toxic poisoning.
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Chicago
Julian Tafel, Jr
Lewis K. Eastman
Dr. Eastman
Eastman
Three More Typhoid Victims at State Hospital
Three more patients at the Columbus State Hospital died today from typhoid fever, raising the epidemic toll to five. The report from Columbus, Ohio, notes the ongoing outbreak at the institution.
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State Hospital
Columbus, O
Columbus State Hospital
President Now Planning Campaign Strategy in Hyde Park
President Roosevelt drew up campaign plans in Hyde Park as six weeks remain before the election. National Democratic leaders led by James A. Farley will convene to map speaking venues and tactics. He reviewed New York State reports and will activate the Diablo Power Station in Washington this afternoon.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Council
New York State
John E. Mack
James Townsend
Dutchess County
Vincent Dailey
Democratic Committee
Farley
Diablo
Skagit River
Washington
White House
Eleven Students Suspended and Five Reinstated at Elvira High
Eleven Elvira High School students who left the buildings at noon yesterday were suspended pending conference with parents. Five have been reinstated after assuring adherence to lunch period rules. others will be restored once similar assurances are given. Officials report no noon walkouts today and no action for earlier days. The school board resolved to apply usual disciplinary procedures after the meeting.
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Elvira High School
Breach widens between China and Japan after Shanghai shooting
A Japanese sailor, Asamitsu Taminato, was fatally shot in the Shanghai International Settlement, with two companions wounded. Japanese marines and ships landed in response as tensions rise after recent anti Japanese incidents from Hankow to Pakhoi. Chinese gunmen were blamed by Japanese sources.
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United Press
Shanghai
International Settlement
China
Japan
Asamitsu Taminto
Honkena
Hankow
Yangtze River
Bund
Yangtze
Teijiro Yoshioka
Taminato
Pakhoi
Domei
Taminazo
Break In Gas Main Sends Column Of Flame Into The Air
A gas main near North Ridge road by Dewey road burst around 9 p m producing a 60 foot flame column. Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman witnessed the event. Amherst firefighters extinguished the fire after about thirty minutes and kept crowds back while shutting off the main to prevent grass ignition.
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North Ridge Road
Dewey Road
Paul Chapman
Amherst
Chapman
Legion To Hear Talks Today By Green Hines
The 18th Annual American Legion convention voted to hold the 1937 session in New York City. President William Green of the American Federation of Labor joined the Legion in warning against conflicting political philosophies that could lead to war, stressing faith in American government and worker rights.
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Legion
Green
Hines
Public Hall
Cleveland
William Green
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
Big Legion Convention Opens After Record Parade
American Legionnaires and affiliates held a major convention start in Cleveland after the largest parade in Legion history. Only four percent attended the auditorium address by William Green of the AFL. 96 percent roamed streets after a 12 hour parade. Committee reports on foreign relations, defense and Americanism were due. a new president would be elected the next day.
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Cleveland
TP -American Legionnaires
Legion
Illiam Green
American Federation of Labor
Frank T. Hines
TU. S
Judge Findley Schedules Hearing in New Philadelphia Case
Judge Guy B. Findley to hear Muskintum Water Shed Conservancy District versus Sparta Ceramic Company case today in New Philadelphia. External Ohio Supreme Court appointee presides. Federal water management program dispute centers on flood control and rights.
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Muskingum Water Conservancy and Flood Control
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Carl V. Weigandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Findley
New Philadelphia
Muskintum Water Shed Conservancy District
Sparta Ceramic Company
Grand Army of the Republic Parade Down Pennsylvania Ave
The Grand Army of the Republic paraded to the White House amid cannon, trumpets, and 500 veterans led by Melvin C. Hazen. President Roosevelt absent, First Lady glimpsed the marchers as the band played 90 steps per minute and descendants in Union uniforms joined the procession.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Oleg Nelson
Comrades In Blue
White House
Roosevelt
Grippe
Treasury
Melvin C. Hazen
Hazen
Elyria Legion Drum Corps Qualifies For Finals At 1:36 PM
Cleveland dispatch lists Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps qualifying for finals with 165 points, needing 90 to qualify. Local reports say Elyria placed seventh early morning with finals in the stadium starting at eight, amid eliminations of other crack corps including Biddeford Marlboro Miami and Edison of Chicago.
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Chronicle-Telegram
United Press
Cleveland
Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Oday
Biddeford
Maine
Marlboro
Mass
Miami
Florida
Oneida
New York
Crack Edison Corps
Chicago
Elyrians
Elyria
William Hruby
Lorain Board weighs Brown's $500 bill for bridge work
The Lorain county board considers whether C Arthur Brown's $500 bill for a month of federal-bridge work is valid. Prosecutor Howard R Butler's opinion may influence approval. Brown sought resignation amid a stalled board vote. Wickens urged approval while Davidson and Dunn opposed or refrained.
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Board of County Commissioners
C. Arthur Brown
Lorain
Howard R. Butler
Brown
Washington
Commissioners
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
E. M. Wickens
John E. Davidson
Wickens
Davidson
Pann
Father Coughlin Ill After Weary Campaign Tour
Father Charles E. Coughlin arrived in Cincinnati worn and ill after weeks of near nonstop campaigning for the National Union for Social Justice. Police and NUSJ guards surrounded him amid threats while he sought medical help for a severe head cold and stomach ailment. He planned to rest at his hotel before a Cincinnati baseball park rally tonight.
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Cincinnati
National Union For Social Justice
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
NUSJ
Father Coushlin
St. Louis
Father Coughlin
St. Peter's Cathedral
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