League Begins Drafting Report on Ethiopian War Crisis
Geneva Sept 27. League of Nations Council members plan to draft a report with final recommendations for a pacific settlement of the Italian Ethiopian dispute. Germany and Italy loom large in the discussion as Mussolini rejects the peace plan and diplomats prepare sanctions if Italy attacks Ethiopia.
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Germany
Echiopia
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Italy Awaits Mussolini Next Move On Ethiopian Crisis
Rome Sept 27 Mussolini's silence leaves Italy awaiting clarity on whether Britain and France can force a settlement or Italy will bolt the League. Foreign office hints Italy seeks to avoid a European war while maintaining its colonial stance. Public anxiety grows over possible compromise or confrontation with Britain.
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Weather Ohio Outlook Turns Cloudy and Cooler
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and cooler conditions with rain in the east and south portions tonight. Saturday will be generally fair with a slow rise in temperature in the west and north areas.
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Miners Return To Pits After Peaceful Soft Coal Accord
Washington scene ends a five day strike as 480000 miners resume work Tuesday under a contract granting 27 hour days and wage raises through April 1, 1857. Settlement followed near calm between operators and miners with Roosevelt’s administration noted for its restrained role.
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Rooseveltt
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Edward F. McGrady
Hurricane Gains Speed Heads Sight Caribbean Threat
The United States Weather Bureau warned that a Caribbean hurricane is moving rapidly north and northeast, urging caution for vessels south of Cuba and west of Jamaica. In a 10 AM advisory from Jacksonville, the tropical disturbance was centered 225 miles northeast of Cape Gracias, after previously moving slowly. Winds strengthen to hurricane force near the storm.
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Jamaica
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Sester
President and Mrs Roosevelt Begin Westward Journey
President and Mrs. Roosevelt arrived at Chillicothe for a 12 minute stop amid cheers as their special train moved toward Cincinnati. A crowd of 290 greeted them and bouquets were presented to Mrs. Roosevelt. The trip blends relaxation with politics as Roosevelt continues a Western swing to observe the New Deal and meet party leaders en route.
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White House
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Panama
Seaboard
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San Diego
Fremont
AAA
Refunds Ordered To Gas Consumers In Kenton Lima
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission ordered refunds totaling 245000 to gas consumers in Kenton and Lima. West Ohio Gas Co. must pay Lima customers 239000 and Kenton customers 15.00 within 20 days. The cases spanned seven years through the commission courts and up to the U S Supreme Court.
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Kenton
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West Ohio Gas Co
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Ohio
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Bus Collides With Train At Crossing Injures 12
In Toledo Ohio a Greyhound bus traveling from Cleveland to Detroit collided with a freight train at a Wheel ing and Lake Erie crossing. At least 12 people were injured, four seriously, all aboard the bus. The bus carried 25 passengers. The driver admitted a safety stop was not made.
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Greyhound
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
Emery H. Rudes
Reuben Burwell
Elyrians Return From Legion Convention Thrill Nation
Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps finished among the first twelve at the National Legion Convention in St. Louis. Seventy members traveled home by special train, arriving before midnight. The corps, praised for an almost perfect exhibition, edged out Miami but could not challenge Marlboro for top honors, finishing behind several leading groups with Lima and Massillon eliminated.
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Elyrians
Marlboro
Mass
Typhoon Losses 53 Japanese Sailors in East Sea Maneuvers
Tokyo reports 53 seamen declared lost after a brutal typhoon struck the Imperial fleet during final maneuvers off Honshu. One killed, 10 injured, 52 swept overboard from four destroyers and the carrier Hesho. Rescue efforts continued through last night with navy officials describing the storm as fierce and the maneuvers to proceed despite the tragedy.
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Imperial
Hatsuyuki
Yugiri
Matsuzuki
Iowan Elected Legion Head
James Raymond Murphy of Ida Grove Tra was elected national commander of the American Legion. He pledged to be neither opinionated nor arbitrary after taking the helm at the convention. Mrs Melville Muckeistone of Chicago was elected national president of the Women's Auxiliary succeeding Mrs A C Carlson of Willmar Minn. A bonus resolution advocating immediate cash payment and opposing inflation was adopted unanimously by voice vote.
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American Legion
James Raymond Murphy
Ida Grove
Tra
Murphy
Frank N. Belgrano
San Francisco
Melville Muckeistone
Chicago
Women's Auxiliary
A. C. Carlson
Willmar
Minn
Roosevelt
Optimism At C Of C Dinner Highlights Elyria Progress
154 Elyrians gathered for the Chamber of Commerce membership dinner at the First M E dining room. Speakers praised Elyria’s growth, housing a well equipped Memorial Hospital, water quality, and rail and power sales gains. J B Johnson cited rising power sales and improved industrial activity. J C George presented building permits, gas sales, and tax collections, noting high school enrollment and decreasing Federal Home Loan delinquencies as signs of recovery.
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Gates Hospital
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Ely
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Colmbus Res
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Fuch
Eiyria
J. B. Johnson
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Marvelous
J. C. George
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Telegram
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E. L. Moody
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George
Ohio
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Sandusky
Lteubenville
East Liverpool
Walter Wright
Egit
Pope Pleads For Peace Among Nations
Pope Pius XI urged prayers for peace as Catholics gathered for the National Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland. Leaders including Cardinal Hayes and Archbishop McNicholas joined in a militant anti Communist stance and defense of the home. Crowd estimates reached beyond 150,000 inside the stadium with many outside listening by loudspeakers.
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Cincinnati
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
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Smith
Monsignor
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic University
Joseph E. Scott
Los Angeles
Congress
Jond
Professor's Mother Is Found Dead in Chestertown
Police found Mrs. Effie Buxtom aged 48 dead in her Chestertown apartment, head crushed by a hatchet blow, the mother of a local professor at Washington College. The incident occurred Sept 27 as authorities investigated the professor's home.
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Chestertown
Effie Buxtom
Washington College
Senator Lewis Shows Improvement Today
MOSCOW September 27 The most optimistic attitude toward Senator J Hamilton Lewis chances for recovery from pneumonia was held today by his physicians The patient is described as quite encouraging at noon with infection clearing in the right lung and stronger heart action.
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Moscow
Senat
J. Hamilton Lewis
Faces Larceny Charge Against Roger Reedy
Roger Reedy a 24 year old resident of the fairgrounds faces burglary and larceny charges to be heard by Mayor W H Vanoster after his arrest at 11 45 PM yesterday at Bannon's Key and Gun Shop on West Avenue just south of Broad Street. Police say he smashed a glass door with a rock opened the door and was about to take a rifle a shotgun and ammunition while under the influence of liquor.
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W. H. Vanoster
E. J. Stankard
Reedy
Bannon’s
West Avenue
Broad Street
Truck Damaged As Gasoline Fire Strikes Vehicle
Firefighters responded to a blaze on Butternot Ride Road Carlisle Township at 5 45 this morning. A heavily loaded truck and trailer bound for Cleveland were consumed by flames fed by gasoline in two reserve tanks. The cab and one side tires were destroyed after Elrria firemen sprayed 63 gallons of chemicals to extinguish the fire.
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Middle Avenue
Carlisle Township
Cleveland
Elrria
Aarm
Meluch Bond Fixed At 20000 After Arraignment
Joseph Meltuch aged 28 faced second degree murder arraignment and was held without bond as prosecutors noted two indicted prisoners have yet to be arraigned. Lorain suspects Wakefield and McDaniels awaited arraignment while others faced nolled cases including non-support and burglary charges.
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Ted
Meluch
Howard R. Buller
Robert Wakefield
McDaniels
Lorain
George Parser
West 22Nd Street
D. A. Cook
Walter Sisko
Edward Riekotka
Otis Weitzel
August Schenk
Packers Attack Hog Control Program
Washington September 27 meat packers pressed the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to drop its corn hog control plan claiming it would curb pork demand. William W Woods president of the Institute of American Meat Packers testified at a hearing guiding the 1936 37 plan. Industry reps urged balancing corn and hog quotas while consumer voices urged lower prices and steadier pork supply.
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Institute of American Meat P Ackers
Woods
Farm Burean
Iowa
Kansas
Indiana
Texas
Virginia
Missouri
Ois
Minnesota
Yesterdar Reed
Proposal Made By Governor Davey Is Rejected
In Columbus Ohio on September 2 the House taxation committee voted 14 to 0 to postpone indefinitely consideration of Governor Daveys plan for a constitutional amendment authorizing 4000096 in state bonds to fund relief for two years. The vote followed attacks calling the proposal a path to multiplied debt on taxpayers. The committee then discussed the Lawrence resolution to permit Carey county relief bonds without county votes.
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House Taxation Committee
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Great Britain to Start Large Navy Build Up Promptly
LOXDON Sept 27 Great Britain plans a rapid naval expansion after informing the United States and other signatories of the Washington treaty. Officials say the program could cost hundreds of tons of dollars and emerge for parliamentary debate soon after its October 29 meeting. The Mediterranean phase of the Ethiopian crisis prompted a stronger fleet deployment, with Italian ships concentrated there and home units moved to meet emergencies. The Daily Mail cites the prospect of a formal naval program to be presented to Parliament shortly after the October session.
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Mediterranean
Daily Mail
Natal
Paliament
Governor Stands Firm Against Budget Increase Fight
Governor Daver vows to keep the biennial budget from increasing total appropriations despite the House defeat of the transfer bill. He will veto any measure that raises total spending while accepting transfers between funds. He plans a new message on poor relief after Senate rejection and notes Lawrence Resolution on relief bonds may pass only if it solves urgent issues.
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House of Representatives
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Bs House
Senate
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House
Whittemore
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