Landon Seeks Protection For Farm Market
Governor Alfred Landon tours Wisconsin advocating farm protection and tariff safeguards amid Progressive influence. He warns against Roosevelt trade policy seen as harming dairy and livestock sectors, arguing for independent agriculture and domestic market defense. He presses for limited foreign imports and avoids isolation while outlining his farm program during speeches in Minneapolis and Wisconsin stops.
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Wisconsin
Alf M. Lancen
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Alfred Landon
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Washington
Gov. Landon
Minnesota
Farmer Labor Movement
Kansas
la Follette Progressive Organization
Republican Party
America
Ohio Weather Forecast Showers Weekend Spread
Fair and slightly warmer today with a chance of showers Saturday night into Sunday across Ohio. The forecast notes light rain and mild temperatures, with plans for outdoor activity affected by weekend showers.
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Ohio
Reduce Number Of WPA Districts In Ohio
A readjustment of WPA districts in Ohio reduces districts from 16 to 12 effective Monday. Dr. Carl Watson state WPA director announces the change. District Director S. D. Downing, based in Sandusky, remains head of WPA Work, now as director of districts covering Lorain Erie Seneca Huron Wyandot Crawford Richland Ashland Wayne Marion Morrow Knox and Holmes counties.
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WPA
Ohio
Carl Watson
S. D. Downing
Sandusky
Downing
Lorain
Erie
Seneca
Huron
Wyandot
Crawford
Richland
Ashland
Warne
Marion
Morrow
Knox
Holmes
Two Cleveland Ore Freighters Collide In Fog
In dense fog on the St. Marys River two Cleveland ore freighters the Pam Schneider and the Joseph Sellwood collided above Sault Ste. Marie. The Pam Schneider suffered bow damage while the Sellwood’s damage extent was unclear. Both ships proceeded to the Soo under their own power and the Schneider later went to Brady Pier for repairs. The Pam Schneider is captained by C R Gallagher and the Sellwood by Martin Ness. The Sellwood carries 10 000 tons and 525 foot keel, the Schneider 5800 tons and 360 foot keel. Officers had not yet received full reports on the accident cause or damage.
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Cleveland
St. Mary’s River
Sault Ste. Marie
Pam Schneider
Cleveland Cliffs
Joseph Sellwood
Pickands-Mather
Sellwood
Big Point
Soa
Soo
Brady Pier
C. R. Gallagher
Green Bay Wis
Martin Ness
Duluth
Schneider
Hewitt Named Part Time Field Secretary for Gates Hospital
James A Hewitt was announced as part time field secretary for the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children after a trustees meeting. He starts October 1 and will contact officials across ten counties to promote crippled children services. Trustees approved two improvement contracts: Schueman Jones for $2377.50 and C J Kleebro for $369, with work set to finish in October.
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Hewitt
Sec’y
Gates Hospital
James A. Hewitt
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. F.daddy Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Richland
Crasford
Huron
Merrow
Ashtabula
Lake
Geanga
Elyria
Compulsory Immunization Plan Filed for Ohio Schoolchildren
Columbus Ohio September 25 Dr W H Hartung state health director said a bill requiring all Ohio children to be immunized against diphtheria before entering school will be submitted to the general assembly in January. He said passage would virtually solve the diphtheria problem in the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
W. H. Hartung
Horlick Malted Milk Founder William Horlick Dies
William Horlick Sr., 91, founder of the Horlick Malted Milk Company, died at his Racine home today. The pioneer businessman helped build a nationwide brand and left a lasting mark on the dairy nutrition industry.
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Horlick Malted Milk Company
Racine, Wis
William Horlick
The
Elyria High elects three sophomores cheerleaders
Elyria High School elected three sophomores Marnard Unger Ward Travers and Robert Minch as cheerleaders for the 1936 football season. Six candidates including Paul Eckler Thomas Stephens and Harold Black received large votes after a morning rally and tryouts.
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Elyria High School
Elyrina High School
Elyria-Sandusky
Elyria High
Marnard Unger
Ward Travers
Robert Minch
Paul Eckler
Thomas Stephens
Harold Black
Elyria High Herald
Roy B. Clymer
Sandusky
Elrria
Sandusky High School
Herald
Grafton Man's Trial Near Completion
Arthur W. Tabiett of Grafton faces second degree manslaughter charges for the August 3 accident that killed Frank Brown of Ridgeville. The trial nears close as 15 witnesses, including Elsha police, testified with defense witnesses starting after the state rested at 11:30 am. The crash on Ninth Street and Middle Avenue involved Tabiett driving into Middle Street and into an ambulance driven by Clarton Bodmann. Brown was a passenger.
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Arthur W. Tabiett
Grafton
Frank Brown
Ridgeville
Thom
Elsha
Robert L. Wood
Ninth Street
Middle Avenue
Tablett
Middle
Clarton Bodmann
Brown
Laura Ingalls Sets Columbus to Roosevelt Field Speed Record
Laura Ingalls, speed flier, landed in New York at 12 26 P M EST to pursue a record flight from Columbus Colorado to Roosevelt Field. The 490 mile journey was completed in 2 hours 59 minutes.
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New York
Laura Ingalls
Speed Flier
Columbus
Roosevelt Field
County Board Recommends Juvenile Detention Home
County board members urged establishing a county detention home for youths noting good overall county institutions. They propose Elvira as a central, low-cost site run by a local owner, with financing considered feasible. They also praised jail sanitation but urged replacing an aging sheriff’s car.
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County Board of Visitors
H. C. Wilcox
Howard R. Butler
Elvria
Ohio reports 89,824 older residents on pensions
State welfare investigators from the division of aid for the blind and the old age pension division are due for a 9 a.m. meeting with the county commissioners. In Lorain County 2,294 pension applications have been filed and 1,206 people currently receive old age pensions averaging $25.15 monthly.
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Division of Aid For
Board of
County Commissioners
William France
State Department
France
Lorain County
Ohio
California
Father Coughlin Attacks Roosevelt in Cincinnati Speech
In Cincinnati on September 25 1940 Father Charles E Coughlin the Detroit radio priest urged using bullets instead of ballots in four years vowing a one party dictatorship. He assailed Roosevelt and farm policy stringently saying Roosevelt seeks destruction and radical change while praising his own social justice agenda.
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Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
National Union For Social Justice
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
God
Lyden Reelected President Of Ohio Labor Federation
M. J. Lyden, a Youngstown bus driver, was re elected president of the Ohio State Federation of Labor at the convention’s close. Stanley Ogg of Hamilton won first vice president, James F. Malley of Cleveland second vice president, Albert Dalton of Cleveland third vice president, and Thomas J. Donnelly of Columbus won re election as secretary treasurer.
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Springfield
M. J
Mike) Lyden
Youngstown
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Stanley Ogg
Hamilton
James F. Malley
Cleveland
Albert Dalton
Thomas J. Donnelly
Columbus
Lryden
William M. Morgan
Newark
Begin Paving Way For Germany To Return To League
In Geneva on September 25, Foreign Minister Anthony Eden of Great Britain addressed the assembly and urged rewriting the covenant to separate it from the Versailles Treaty, easing Germany’s return to the League of Nations and reducing Reich hostility.
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Germany
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
League of Nations
Assembly
French Parliament to Vote Gold Protection Laws
Paris reports the French Parliament is likely to be convened Monday or Tuesday to vote essential gold protection laws. Radical Socialist leader Louis Malvy spoke during a cabinet session on the monetary situation.
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Paris
Louis Malvy
Arrest Caps Long Book Theft Case in Newark
Stanley Wemyes, 32, described as an international book thief, was detained in Newark on grand larceny charges after exiting the public library with two books valued at 50 dollars each. A search list from Wemyes named several U.S. universities and libraries. Police found nine books, five from Paterson Library and one from Middletown, and gold coins in his locker. He posted 5000 dollars bail and claimed no fixed residence.
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Newarre
N. J
Stanley Wemves
Europe
Wemyes
Lima
Newark Public Library
G. Berquist
New York Public Library
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Paterson
Middletown
Last Day To Register To Vote October Fifth
The Lorain county board of elections announces October 5 as the final registration deadline. The Elyria Savings and Trust Building office will stay open tomorrow afternoon and evening to assist unregistered voters and those updating addresses. Eligible residents 21 or older who have not voted in the last two general elections must register, and those who moved must update their precinct. residents outside Elyria Lorain and Sheffield Lake are exempt.
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County Board of Elections
Elyria
Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Trial Of 12 Black Legion Members Near Completion
Detroit drums of a Black Legion case edge toward end as defense teams signal finish by nightfall. With sixth defendant John S. Vincent testifying, lawyer Bernard W. Cruse says case nearly closed, leaving six character witnesses and six more to present before weekend recess.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
John S. Vincent
Bernard W. Cruse
Rebel planes bomb Toledo and flee toward Torrijs
Rebel planes dropped scores of bombs in Toledo's vicinity, causing little damage, then moved northwest toward Torrijs, with seven Loyalist pursuit planes in追追追 pursuit.
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Toledo
Spain
Torrijs
Large Attendance At Meeting Of Democrats
Elyria central committee met at Headquarters Hotel Billinghurst last evening with large attendance. Chairman Y. J. Graf presided and called Harold Ewing to speak on organization and the importance of registering before October 5th.
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Democrate Elyria Central Committee
Billinghurst
Y. J. Graf
Harold Ewing
Youth Takes Possession Of Fair Grounds
Lorain County youth seized the county fair grounds this morning as thousands of students arrived by bus car and on foot. Schools in the county suspended for the day turning the fair into a holiday with free tickets distributed to students teachers and Four H Club members. The event features a softball tournament bicycle races tumbling acts dairy judging horse pulling and a grand livestock parade with an evening vaudeville show by the Elsmans Quartets and Billy Langs band.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Ridgeville High School
Elsmans Quartetts
Billy Langs
Ten Year Old Brighton Colt Raises Show Manship Honors
A 10-year-old colt raiser from Brighton Township won the Four-H Club show manship contest at the Lorain County Fair, defeating six older rivals. A 15-year-old La Grange girl finished second, marking a notable feminine showing in this event. Junior Day took first prize for displaying the Belgian mare most effectively among all contestants.
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Brighton Township
Lorain County Fair
la Grange
Junior Day
Erma Youngeberg
LaGrange
State Grange Master To Speak At Wakeman
W. F. Kirk the state Grange master will keynote Booster Night in Wakeman next Tuesday at 8 30 p m at the Wakeman Grange Hall. Rev. William Winter leads group singing with invoca tion by Rev. F E Eastman.
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Wakeman
W. F. Kirk
State Grange
Wakeman Grange Hall
William Winter
F. E. Eastman
M. §. Finlay
Wakeman Grange Master
Wanda Bell Felton
Richard Parsons
Grange
Byron Dalton
Rev. Winter
Finlay
Waterfront labor border amid looming lockout crisis
Leaders of the International Longshoremen's Association warn that a six day window could spark a nationwide labor war rivaling 1934. Harry Bridges says the Oct. 1 contract expiry and employers demand for a temporary arrangement threaten longshore privileges. Local chambers appeal to President Roosevelt for intervention as conciliation efforts falter.
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San Francisco
International Longshoremen’s Association
Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast Division
The
Longshoremen
Maritime Federation of the Pacific Coast
Mills Warns Of Centralized Bureaucracy
Columbus Ohio September 25 Secretary of the Treasury Ogden Mills warned at a Republican women’s meeting that without ballot action the nation risks a centralized bureaucracy under the Roosevelt administration. He attacked the New Deal as a plan for domination and warned of planned economy and federal overreach into state powers. Attendee Attorney General Bricker cited Ohio state cost increases and accused government growth of funding an optical machine to control elections.
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Columbus
Ogden L. Mills
Treasury
Hoover
Mills
Roosevelt
John W. Bricker
Labor Dispute Ends At Goodrich Plant
Akron Sept. 25 A labor dispute that shut the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co plant since Tuesday midnight ended today as the Rubber Workers Union voted unanimously to return to work.
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Akron. C
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Rubber Workers’ Union
Used Car Directory Offers Fall Winter Bargains
The listing highlights late and early model sedans coupes and coaches with tempting prices. Read today for a complete directory of used cars available now.
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Tyre
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