Leaders Speak At Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland
The Seventh National Eucharistic Congress opened in Cleveland with Cardinal Hayes as papal legate presiding at a mass for about 26,000 in the public auditorium. Speaking were Governor Martin L. Day and Rev. Joseph Schrembs. Alfred E. Smith was to discuss Communist or Communionist.
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Cleveland
Patrick Cardinal Hares
Ito
de Cardinal
Pius XI
James A. Farler
Roosevel
Cardinal Hayes
United States
Martin L. Dayer
Ohio
Joseph Sehrembs
Hop
Joan T. McNicholas
Cincinna
Urban J. Wehr
Jenver
General Assembly
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Assails Leaders About To Plunge World Into War
In Cleveland at Public Auditorium the Seventh National Eucharistic Congress heard Archbishop McNicholas and Cardinal Hayes urge peace and moral renewal. They condemned leaders for risking war and called for universal education with moral training in schools, insisting on restoring a fixed moral code.
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Cleveland
Tofar Oy
John T. Mc Nicholas
Cincinnati
Public
Congress
Patrick Cardinal Hares
New York
Pius XI
Cardinal Hayes
McNicholas
Christ
Fire at Boston Navy Yard Under Control
Fire in a building used as a post office and store house for U. S. Marines equipment at the Boston Navy Yard was quickly controlled today by yard attaches and city firemen responding to two alarms.
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Boston Navy Yard
Boston
U. S. Marines
Weather Ohio: Warmer Tonight and Wednesday
Ohio forecast indicates generally mild conditions with a warm trend into tonight and Wednesday. Expect above normal temperatures, light winds, and no significant precipitation across the state.
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Ohio
Elyrian Injured By Automobile In Withinsburg
George T. Snyder aged 70 of 133 Columbus Street was struck by an automobile while running to catch a streetcar in Withinsburg, Pennsylvania. He suffered shock with no fractures per Columbia Hospital X ray. The driver, Michael Ve ar 27, was held on 980 bond. Snyder was longtime engineer at National Type Company Lorain before transfer to Pittsburgh office. The Snider family could not be reached. he leaves wife and three daughters, Dorothy at home and two married daughters living elsewhere.
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George T. Srrder
Columbous
Withinsburg
Penna
Columbia Hospital
Wilts
Mr. Snyder
Michael Vear
Smirnoff
Snyder
Netional Type Company
Lorain
Pittsburgh
Snider
Dorothy
Get Together Draws 65 Scouting Leaders in Elyria
Sixty five men involved in Boy Scout leadership in the Firelands Area met at the Abbe Road Scout cabin for the annual Scouters get together. It was the first such Elyria gathering since the district joined the Firelands Area Council. Discussion focused on upcoming activities and plans. Some attendees expect to attend the national Boy Scouts of America convention in Louisville, Kentucky, starting October 2. The group included council members, Scoutmasters and leaders, with optimism for growth in the Firelands area.
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Firelands
Abbe Road
Elyria
Firelands Area Council
Bor Feoms of America
Louisville
Guardsmen Protect Alleged Slayer at Harford Jail
In Bel Air Maryland guardsmen and state police patrolled the Harford County jail to shield alleged slayer Kendall Hill as a crowd of Baltimore taxi drivers demanded revenge for a driver’s death. Governor Niece mobilized the National Guard after threats of mob violence, with machine guns at key points and officials unsure of any transfer.
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BEL Atr. Md
Armes
Harford County
Kendall Hii
Sir Albert Atwel
Baltimore
Ariv
Granville Boyle
Harry W. Niece
National Guard
Boyle
Hill
Legion Hosts On Dress Parade in St. Louis
The American Legion staged its dress parade in St. Louis, drawing thousands as Legion chapters showcased uniforms and bands. The four day convention opened with Madam Ernestine Schumann-Heink's concert and a tribute citation for distinguished service, with speakers urging strict adherence to American constitutional ideals. A keynote dinner honored Commander Frank X Belgrano Jr. Plans for the 1936 convention surfaced from Cleveland and other cities, while organizing groups prepared for policy resolutions and future leadership contests.
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ST. Lolis
Panepic AmAmerica
American Legion
St. Louis
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
America
Frank XN. Belgrano, Jr
San Francisco
Cleveland
Ohio
Messus
Wbtannys
Los Angeles
Denver
Atlantic City
Legion
Jury Wheel Draw Names From Local Community Figures
The list names several residents and officials drawn from the jury wheel or community roles. Notables include Ralph Jr., Conner Exhei award holder, Hern zak, Bessie Gon Tates, Mike Snell, Grace Stan Walter, J E Witherling, John Adams, Eva learn, Har Andrews, John Gerber, Mat tie Henann, Daisy Taft, and Tra man Denham.
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Matten
Ralph Jr
Conner
Hernzak
Neve
Bessie Gon Tates
Mike Snell
Grace Stan Walter
Ars
J. E. Witherling
John Adams
Grafton
Eva Learn
Har Andrews
Coium Station
John Gerber
D. 1 Lorain
Mattie Henann
Amherst
Daisy Taft
North Olmsted
Traman Denham
D. 2
Train plunge near Loyang kills 200 soldiers
Shanghai reports that more than 200 soldiers were killed and many injured when a railway train plunged into a ravine near Loyang in Honan Province.
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Shanghai
Loyang
Honan
Angry Words At Coal Parley In Wage Talks
Tense talks on soft coal strike wage terms as John L. Lewis warns of final concessions. Federal officials weigh relief aid for miners amid acrimony and fear of a long walkout affecting 409,064 workers. Sub-committee of four continues negotiations as full conference awaits action.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Poli
United States
Edward F. Meurads
White House
Harry L. Howkins
McGrady
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Woman Held For Alleged Murder Declared Insane
Insanity intervened to check possible prosecution of Mrs Stella Bucer 39 for the alleged murder of Jack Brunelt 33 in her Lorain apartment nearly two months ago. Grand jurors were convened to consider charges against Mrs Bucery and Joseph Meluch while a sanity hearing was held in Judge Wilox's court. Sheriff called in jail physician and Dr Stan Boihmelons testified. Mrs Bucy committed to Toledo hospital for insane. Meluch faces first degree murder charges for killing his bride. he confessed during a quarrel rooted in jealousy. Prosecutors subpoenaed Meluch kin to testify before jurors.
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Ueday
Stella Bucer
Jack Brunelt
Lorain
Bucey
Joseph Meluck
Bdorothr
H. c. Wilox
Thastard
Burnett
Vanderbilt 21st Birthday and Estate Windfall
George Vanderbilt, just turned 21, receives the first 5.9 million from his late father’s estate amid a lavish Long Island celebration. He wed Lucile Parson, 19, on Sept six, and the couple plan a 15-day honeymoon with plans to explore India, China and Japan. The gala featured two orchestras and grand decor, ending around 4 a.m. The total fortune is to reach about 32.6 million, with Alfred Jr. sharing in the heirs.
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New York
George Vanderbilt
Lucile Par
India
China
Japan
Red Gwrares Vanderbilt
North Shore
Long Island Society
Vanderbilt
Georgs
Paul Whitmap
Ernie Holst
George
Lucilie
Charge Personnel Of Ohio Old Age Pension Division Incompetent With Few Exceptions
Ohio government survey committee blasts the Old Age Pension division personnel as incompetent from top to bottom, wasting public funds in the millions. It recommends a new law modeled after New York's, with civil service reforms, county welfare administration, and nonpartisan local boards to curb waste and ensure competent leadership.
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Ohio
Old Age Pension Division
Columbes
Ohio Old Age Pension Division
Ohio Government Survey Committee
New York
Darer
Richard W. Stoner
State Department of Public Welfare
Connt Commission Rapapina
Neaghemert
Pesseetra
British cabinet approves course in Ethiopian dispute
London reports the British cabinet unanimously backed Britain's stance in the Ethiopian crisis. The decision reinforces enforcement of the League covenant at Geneva and follows a period of increased mobilization and Allied caution before Italy. Sir Samuel Hoare and Sir Eric Drummond delivered reports on Geneva actions and Mussolini's reaction.
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London
Britain
Geneva
Five-nation committee reports failure on Italian Ethiopian dispute
Geneva Sept 24 A committee of five nations Britain France Poland Spain and Turkey adopted final report confessing failure and returning the matter to the League of Nations Council The council must decide steps to avert war and how to handle war if it comes Delegates foresee six months of crisis before liquidation possible The report would detail how proposals were formed and rejected by Italy while Ethiopia accepted them
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Committee of Five
Great Britain
France
Poland
Spain
Turkey
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini Maintains Resolve in East Africa Policy
Rome reports Premier Mussolini presented counter proposals to the League of Nations and outlined internal measures to prepare the army and air force for the East African campaign. The cabinet postponed mobilization and reaffirmed Italy’s stance against League conciliation proposals while stressing unwavering policy toward Ethiopia.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
League of Nations
Cabpet
Mussolini
Geneva
Extend Time In Lorain Case Before Public Utilities Board
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission extended time for Lorain electors to file in support of their appeal regarding rate reasonableness after hearings on the motion to dismiss. The motion sought to dismiss the electors' case and extend the filing period seven days beyond the electors' initial filing date.
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Colembus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Lorain
Ance Oil and Acie Service
Berrodin Refuses Comment On Sherrill Report
In Columbus on September 24 Henry FT head of the ace pension Division declined to discuss the Sherrill Government Sit report. He said he had no copy but would review it through regular channels. The committee claimed the division’s efficient operation could save 3.4 million yearly while criticizing the personnel as largely incompetent and wasting public funds.
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Columbus
Henry FT
Ace Pension Division
Todar
Charies
Sherrill
Sherrill Committee
Race Issue Sparks Moves in East Africa Frontiers
An East Africa dispatch reports colonial powers rallying to control natives amid the Italian Ethiopian dispute as white superiority fears prompt Britain France and local authorities to strengthen frontier forces in Soma Lil and adjacent territories. The anticipated Italian attack and rising tension raise precautions across Somaliland Kenya Uganda and the Sudan while negotiations with Emperor Haile Selassie continue. Ground conditions move from wet to dry with preparations for possible mass mobilization noted.
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United Press
Djibouti
French Somaliland
East Africa
Ethiopia
British Somaliland
Kenya Colony
Uganda
Sudan
France
Ali Sabiet
Ian
Baer Holds Light Edge Over Louis Ahead of Yankee Fight
New York September 24 Max Baer will enter the prize bout at Yankee Stadium with an 11 1 4 pound weight advantage over Joe Louis. Baer weighed 199 1 4 pounds while Louis checked in at 199 1 2 pounds during the official measurements this afternoon.
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New York
Baer
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
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Berrodin
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