War on Communism Casts Shadow Over Eucharistic Congress
In Cleveland the Seventh National Eucharistic Congress centers on the children with a pontifical high mass for 25,000 youngsters as Alfred E Smith appeals for a war on Communism. Papal legate Cardinal Hayes and church leaders address themes of peace and Catholic action amid a large crowd and planned Holy Hour services led by Bishop Ritter.
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Cleveland
Patrick Cardinal Hares
Sep
Pius XI
Lake Front
Allfred E. Smith
Dubuque
Iowa
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
New York
Basil Takach
Pittsburgh
Joseph FP. Rummell
New Orleans
James Charles McGuigan
Toronto
Rudolph A. Gerkin
Santa Fe
N. M
John €. Murray
St. Paul
Arch
Edward A. Mooner
Rochester
Joseph E. Ritter
Indianapolis
Pontifical Low
M. Tre
Ohio Weather Forecast Fluctuates with Warmer Day
Ohio forecast calls for a warm day followed by cloudy skies and showers. Temperatures dip Thursday night with cooler air seen in western and northern areas in the afternoon.
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Ohio
Auto Rolls Over Injuring Five Lorain Residents
Five Lorain residents escaped with minor injuries after a midnigh t crash on Griswold read when a car failed to make a turn and struck a note and turned over. Deputies Paul Chap tian and Joseph Woodings reported driver John Kasen and others treated at National Tube Company hospital and St Josephs for back injuries and lacerations. Carl Christman faces reckless driving charges after a Broad Street collision with a parked car near a store front.
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Lorain
Paul Chap- Tian
Joseph Woodings
John Kasen
East 32Nd Street
Barner Sutters
Anna Mellick
Carl Christman
Broad Rest
Siruck
Broad Street
Bus and Truck Collide Near Mentor. Four Hurt
PAINESVILLE O Sept 25 Four persons were hurt, two seriously, when a Greyhound bus collided with a truck at Mentor near here. Injured: Samuel V Samuels Tiffin concussion. John Smith 21 Tiffin truck driver bruised back cut. M L O Wingstrom 31 Chicaze head cuts. E S Sternberg Tiffin truck owner. RK L Murphy Elstia bus driver unharmed. Deputy Sheriff Walter Sjo Lake county investigated stating passengers were moved to another coach and sent to Cleveland. Twenty four passengers on the bus.
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Painesville. O
Oreyhound
Mentor
Here
Samuel V. Samuels
Tiffin
John Smith
M. L. O. Wingstrom
Chicaze
E. S. Sternberg
RK. L. Murphy
Elstia
Walter Sjo
Lake County
Lake Country Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Bos
Fatal Accident Sparks Two Civil Suits in City Court
On Route 59 near Birmingham last June 15 a fatal crash prompted two suits filed in common pleas court. Bernard Little of Cleveland sues for 10,786 in personal injuries and damages. as administrator of his wife’s estate, Littl seeks 1,640. Defendant is Aaron Mrron Arn of Dunkirk, whose cattle truck allegedly collided with Littlescar.
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Birmingham
Bernard Littl
Cleveland
Ioher
Azai Mrron Arn
Dunkirk. O
Littlescar
President Roosevelt Asks Doctor Auld About City Conditions
Reverend Wm Muir Auld of the First Congregational Church reports receiving a letter from President Franklin D Roosevelt dated September 23 1931. The president seeks counsel on local conditions and how New Deal programs like Social Security and the Works Progress Administration should operate to aid employment and welfare.
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Wm. Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
R Velt
Auld
White House
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
65 000 Take Part In Parade Of The Legion
ST LOUIS Sept 25 The seventeenth annual American Legion convention concluded two days of levity and parade with final day actions planned. Delegates presented 36 resolutions on soldier bonus foreign relations and Americanism. Estimates placed participants at 59 hundred, with more than 1090 witnesses. The parade featured floats, bands, and foreign contingents, including a Racine Wisconsin post float The Spirit of 78 and an Olivier Illinois entry The parade showcased living statues and corn motif floats while Chattanoogas delegation wore mud stained attire signaling the convention's serious core.
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ST. Louis
Wata
American Legion
Russia
Legion
Eadward A. Hares
Decatur
Union
United States Regular Army
Sixth Infantry
Sixth-First Coast Artillery
Air Force
Barksdale Field
Racine
Wis
Olivier
Ili
Tlowa
Chattanoora
Former Elyrian Fatally Injured En Route to Auburn
George M. Robinson 51, of Newton Center Mass, a former Elyria resident, was killed in a traffic accident near Bowling Green while en route to Auburn Ind on a business trip. He visited his mother Mrs E J Robinson of 712 West Avenue before continuing his trip. A Elyria High School graduate, he was in the automobile business and is survived by his wife and twin daughters.
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George M. Robinson
Newton Center
Mass
Elyria
Bowling Green
Auburn
Ind
Robinson
E. J. Robinson
West Avenue
J. R. West
Elyria High Schol
Suit Aims to Block City PWA Water Main Contract
A taxpayer suit filed in common pleas court seeks to halt the city PWA water main award to Lytle of Louis City Iowa on a 124 403 bid. Plaintiff argues spiral welded pipe is unsafe and noncompetitive, and that local labor would not benefit. Mayor Vanoster says the contract went to the lowest bid while materials met PWA specs.
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PWA
F_ Lynie
Louis City
Iowa
Common Pleas Court
T. R. Cookston
Obertin Road
National Tube Company
Lorain
Lrtle
Lorain County
Vanoster
Indict Meluch On Murder Charge In Lorain Case
Joseph Meluch a 28 year old resident of Lorain faces a second degree murder indictment for the slaying of his wife Dorothy 22 in the Meluch home last August 14. The grand jury also indicted Stella Bucer 38 for the shooting of Jack Burnett in her Lorain apartment briefly before she was declared insane and committed to Toledo. The panel examined 14 witnesses including relatives and fugitives. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler said arraignments would occur Saturday and trials could begin October 3 or 4.
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Joseph Meluch
Lorain
Dorothy
Meluch
Stella Bucer
Jack Burnett
St. Louis
Howard R. Butler
T. A. Cook
Report Chickens And Steers Stolen
M A Himes of Wuntington township reported 200 chickens worth about four pounds each stolen from his property after two wire fences were cut. Deputies Gerald Vanl and Paul Chapman investigated. Tib Zipp of Meister road said two steers were stolen, another found in pasture with a rope around its neck, and his brother reported a steer stolen as well.
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M. A. Himes
Wuntington Township
Sheriffs Department
Gerald Vanl
Paul Chapman
Tcin Zipp
Meister Road
Ethiopia Now Preparing For War
Ethiopia rushes to war with Italy after closing the Djibouti Addis Ababa railway routes into Ogaden and Danakil. Emperor forces, aided by Russian Swedish German and Belgian engineers, trench for anticipated dual Italian advances from Asmara and Chalual. Foreign observers are barred from northern and southern rail corridor areas.
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Djibouti
French Somaliland
Ethiopia
Italy
Djibouti-Addis Ababa
Ogaden
Danakil
Act To Avoid Relief Crisis County Moves to Respond
County commissioners shifted actions to avert a relief crisis in Lorain County ahead of next month after receiving a letter from C C Stillman federal relief administrator for Ohio. The communication warned Lorain County must manage all direct relief beginning October 7 under provisions of the Carey Act, noting county bonds in fief status.
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Stodas
Lorain County
CC. Stillman
Federal Reef
Ohio
Pacific Tone in Italy Reflects War Standoff
Rome reports a subtle shift as some Italians, despite Mussolini’s hard line on Ethiopia, consider a peaceful settlement if prestige remains intact. The Italian press shows nervousness amid Britain's Ethiopia stance and France’s League-aligned policy, with Italians growing tired of the delay in settlement.
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Bs United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain
Ethiopia
France
League of Nations
Cimmaz
Body Found Beside Tracks In Denver Transit Area
A man identified only by a der transients card issued in Denver on September 15 bearing the name Edward L. Broski was found dead along the New York Central Railroad tracks near Homer Street at about 5 am. The body showed severe injuries including severed limbs and pierced chest, police reported. The victim is believed to have died about an hour earlier, with an ambulance and authorities responding to the scene.
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FERA
Denver
Col
Edward L. Broski
New York Central
Homer Strse
Va m
Trac
Tasinrs
Princess TahTi-year-old offers to care for sick and wounded
Addis Ababa dispatch notes Princess Tah Ti year old daughter of Emperor Haile Selassie states she will do her duty whether or not she goes to the front. She spoke at Red Cross headquarters with Empress beside her, praising Ethiopian women’s work and expressing hope for peace. She hopes to visit America one day.
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Addis Ababa
Tah
Haile Selassie
United Press
Har
Excent
Empress
Red Cross
Redross
Princess Tsahai
Beiter
Wusther
America
Tsahai
Britain and France Push League Action on Ethiopian Crisis
Geneva reports say Britain and France agreed to urge the League to act under Article 15 of the Covenant regarding Italy's Ethiopian attack. Capt Anthony Eden and Pierre Lavat conferred on joint action and planned to push the council to proceed, despite Italy's rejection of the peace offer.
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Geneva
Britain
France
League
T. P
Great Britain
Italy
Anthony Eden
Pierre Lavat
Lessening Of Tension Seen In Italian Ethiopian Crisis
Reports from Singapore to London say a major development is imminent as talks hint at reduced tension between Italy and Great Britain while Britain and France consider penalties if Italy attacks Ethiopia. Diplomats note possible negotiations but warn the situation remains unsettled with varied reports across Rome London Geneva.
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United States
London
Singapore
Italy
Great Britain
Rome
Geneva
Aicot
Pierre Laval
France
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Prince Line
Suez Canal
Silverline
Capetown
Naples
Peninsular and Oriental Lines
Elyria Chamber Dinner Attendance Expected
An Elyria Chamber of Commerce membership forum dinner is planned for tomorrow night with at least 150 expected to attend. The event at First Methodist Church will feature musical numbers by Avon performers Jim Aromnese and Evince Warie and speakers addressing future prospects and progress.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Vndar
Avon
Jim
Aromnese
Evceme Si Warie
Chamber
Churea
Household Repairs and Announcements List
A dated scatter of maintenance notes includes items such as the washer needs repair the sewer requires attention the front porch needs painting and papering the drawer room needs wallpaper the cellar requires cleaning and haunting avoidance the sewing machine needs a tune up and the shoes need new soles plus the car needs repairs and the watch needs new crystals. The Bride seeks announcements and a general update on home repairs appears to be compiled for a household ledger.
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Alfred E. Smith
Elyrian
Bulletin
Dr. Auld
Frank Belgrano
Legion Convention
St. Louie
Congress
Belgrano
United
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