Poland and Hungary Fired by Hitler Speech Headlines
War talks deepened in Europe as Poland and Hungary protested Czech border issues while reacting to Adolf Hitler's speech. Reports said Czech planes violated Polish airspace and Polish forces saw clashes in Teschen. Hungary voiced dissatisfaction with Czech minority settlements. Reactions across Romania and Balkan states varied as Hitler indicated intent to seize Sudetenland but no further territorial demands after that.
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Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Prague
Teschen
Budapest
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Sudetenland
Hitler
Europe
Townsend Club No 1 Hosts Readily Attended Meeting
Towns endites meet at Townsend Club No 1 with Oberlin Wells ington and Nrth Olmsted clubs represented. A Wellington Club meeting was announced for this evening and Oberlin Club meets on Tuesday October 4. A membership contest between Elyria Club No 1 men and women is planned for next month. New members were reported. Joe Hendricks from Florida will address the Cleveland rally next Sunday October 2. Oscar Dunn urged funds for public welfare be diverted to aged annuities to boost buying power and employment. Mel Brown discussed First Aid training with demonstrations. Republican meeting at High School Auditorium Sept 29 at 8 p.m. Townsendites urged to attend. Regular party at Odd Fellows Hall October 1 features Tom and Jerry Orchestra.
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Elyria Club
W. J. Haynes
Cleveland
Col. Smith
Kentucky
Rush D. Hoult
Joe Hendricks
Florid
Oscar Dunn
Dunn
Mel Brown
Brown
Republican Meeting
Odd Fellows Hall
Clut
Tom and Jerry” Orchestra
Former Elyrian Safe After Hartford Flood Fury
Anxiety of Mr and Mrs E W Phillips of 437 Earl Court eased when they learned their son DeForest Phillips an architect for the State of Connecticut in Hartford was unharmed after the hurricane and flood that struck the city last week He had been there for months and witnessed some destruction in a letter describing scenes he observed.
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E. W Phillips
Earl Court
DeForest Phillips
Hartford
Connecticut
Divorces and court matters from Elyria docket
Richard E. McDermott of Elyria sues Josephine McDermott for divorce on gross neglect and cruelty. married 1916 with three children aged 17 to 21. Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Stephen Arti et al for 5369 and seeks foreclosure in Lorain. Mildred Amilia Benton granted divorce from LaRoice Benton. restores former name Mildred Amilia Dyer. Harvey Leimbach, 31, of 416 Middle Ave, to be arraigned for failure to support his daughter. Walton J. Moore of Elyria granted probation on fraudulent check charge. Henry McCall indicted for a July 1 cutting incident in Lorain.
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Richard E. McDermott
Elyria
Josephine McDermott
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Stephen Arti
Mildred Amilia Benton
LaRoice Benton
Nestleet
D. A Cook
Mildred Amilia Dyer
Harvey Leimbach
Aliddle Avenue
Leonard Smith
Helen Leimbach
Guy B. Findley
Walton J. Moore
Walt Hines, Inc
Aga
Lloyd E. Sweet
Note on German ultimatum and Czech response
The excerpt reports on a note delivered to Halifax and Jan Masaryk, detailing Czech resistance to German demands. It quotes Neville Chamberlain and a British response denouncing Hitler's ultimatum as a de facto surrender. The text describes fears of German occupation, mass population movement, and loss of national economic independence if concessions are made.
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Halifax
Bethe
Jan Masaryk
Ans
Ister
Neville Chamberpeace
Copch Simvat
Sude
Hitler
Europe
Kerr Hitler
Ise
Nos
County Youth Group Meeting at LaGrange High
LaGrange youth council heard Carl Bair of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation education committee discuss international youth issues. Maude Hose of LaGrange and William Barbok of Wellington spoke on the recent Ohio Rural Youth Conference in Columbus. About 10 members attended. next meeting is October 24 in LaGrange.
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Lora County
Youth Council
LaGrange
Shell Petroleum Company denies truck in Broad street crash
Representatives of The Shell Petroleum Company state no truck they own was involved in a collision with G. E. French’s car on Broad Street Saturday and dispute the police report. The Chronicle-Telegram had previously published the police account of the accident from yesterday.
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Shell Petroleum Company
Dy G. E. French
Broad Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Three Minor Traffic Accidents Reported
Three minor accidents were reported to police yesterday on Broad Street and nearby lanes. The right rear fender of a car driven by Miss ME Edwards on Sixth Street was damaged as Rieth backed from a parking space on Broad Street. A second crash on Broad involved Margaret Martin of 128 Walton Street and Harold Bates. Fenders bent on vehicles driven by Herbert Worcester of 124 Betty Court and Roy Becker near Weide Inn on Broad Street at East Avenue.
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Yesterda
Miss ME
Edwards
Ruvbert Rieth
Yardue
Rieth
Broad Street
Margaret Mertin
Watlrn Street
Harold Bates
Charies
Herbert Worcester
Beerty Court
Roy Becker
Weide Inn
Carliste
East Nue
Sudeten German Demand and Refugee Crises Highlight Tense Talks
In a report drawing on Nuremberg and Berlin statements, the Sudeten German issue is linked to Czech oppression and mass refugee movements. The German government urges a peaceful settlement while blaming Prague for ongoing persecution, citing 214000 refugees seeking refuge in the Reich. Delbert L. Woods of Lorain pleads not guilty to reckless driving and is released pending trial.
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Prague
Sudeten Party
Delbert L. Woods
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Middle Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
E. J. Stankard
Amherst man seeks probation after guilty shooting charge
Common Pleas Judge Guy Findley took under advisement a petition for probation for Abraham George of Amherst who pleaded guilty to an indict ment for shooting with intent to wound Bertha Abraham his mother in law and neighbor on July 8. The victim survived and later was hospitalized. the shooting followed ongoing family fights. Probation was sought with the condition that George move away from Amherst.
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Common Pleas
Guy
Findley
Probaton
Abraham George
Amherst
George
Ais
Bertha Abraham
Abraham
Toledo
Taggin
Abraham Fury
Amherst Law Enterment
Abrahams
Bid Error Sparks Wellington School Addition Dispute
Wellington district board of education to meet after discovery that the winning bidder RP Carbone Coast 1 Company of Cleveland faces a $10,000 or $121,000 error questions bond forfeiture. Special meeting with officials planned as delay could affect construction start tomorrow under PWA program.
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Wellington Dis+ trie
Educatoun
E Wellington School
Carbone Coast 1 Company
Cleveland
Schealer Howard
E. L. Barrick
PWA
Tomorro
Boy Turned Over To Driver Hurt In Car Crash On Burglary Charge
A 16 year old boy involved in the Avon Lake Post Office burglary last September 16 was turned over to federal authorities after a federal warrant charged him with burglary. He had previously been placed with Cleveland juvenile authorities for parole violation. An accomplice, a 17 year old from Bedford, Pa, confessed to the crime. In a separate incident, Fred Peterson, 41, of 419 East River Street, was hospitalized after his car struck a tree on Route 20 in Ridgeville while en route to Elgin. He was aided by Edward Polquarde, a driver for the Concrete Granite Block and Coat Company, who followed him after the crash.
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Avon Lake
Cleveland Juvenile Authorities
Cleveland Juvenile Court
Bedford
William Arnold
Fred Peterson
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
Elgin
C. J. Cordy
Peterson
Edward Polquarde
Concrete Granite Block and Coat Company
Poland Still Hopes For Peace On Teschen Front
Polish foreign office spokesman said from Warsaw the army is ready to move into the Teschen minority area Friday or Saturday if ordered, but the government still hopes for a peaceful settlement of its claim. The report reflects ongoing tensions along the Czechoslovak Polish frontier amid postwar territorial disputes.
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Teschen
Polish Foreign Office
Warsaw
United Press
Board Named In Wage Dispute
Washington news: President Rouse named a three member wage dispute board to investigate a threat of a road strike. Justice Watter P Siney of North Carolina Supreme Court is chairman. Other two members are Professor Harry A Millis of Chicago and Dean James M Lendis of Harvard Law School.
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Washington
Rouse
Beard
Watter P Siney
North Carolina Supreme Court
Bucra
Harry A Millis
Chicas Diversity
James M Lendis
Harvard Law School
FDR Holds Cabinet Session on Neutrality Crisis
President Roosevelt meets with his cabinet this afternoon to discuss possible steps under the neutrality law as Europe teeters toward war. Officials expect talks on defense, evacuation and safeguarding Americans if conflict erupts, with a press conference possible later.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hostilies
Europe
Eduard Benes
Neville Chamber of
Great Brita
Edouard Daladier
France
Htler
Squirrel Hunter Dies From Heart Attack and Four Hurt
A hunter, Denton S Moots, 82, died of a heart attack in a woods near Bellefontaine while hunting alone. Four others were injured in incidents across the state, including gunshot wounds and accidental injuries.
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Squirrel Hunter
Bs United
Thee
Lester Brothers East Spar
Hower
Roy Morr
Denton S Moots
Bellefontaine
Days Of Peace Numbered Says Italian Paper
The Giornale D Italia editor Vir ginie Gayda says Roosevelt's peace plea ruined the peace movement. He asserts the days of peace are numbered and cites Roosevelt's message to Hitler and Benes, plus British French and Russian solidarity, and French and British mobilization orders as causes.
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Rome
Roosevelt
Virginie Gayda
Giornale D'Italia
Pension Checks In Mail Today
September pension checks were mailed by state auditor Joseph Ferguson. The fund was replenished by transfers of $800,000 from liquor profits and $423,000 from liquor taxes, leaving the general revenue fund owed $1,215,000 from prior borrowings.
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Columbus
Joseph Ferguson
General Revenue Fund
Death notices and funeral plans for Mrs Kaetzel and Ada Loughery
Funeral services for Mrs Kaetzel of Henrietta are set for 2.00 P.M. Wednesday at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home with Dr Hicks and Dr Edwin Kirby officiating. Burial at Ridge tawn cemetery follows. Mrs Kaetzel, 53, leaves two daughters and a son. service held at Henrietta Methodist Church this afternoon then body to Santa Claus Indiana for burial. Ada Loughery, 74, dies in Lodi and funeral services will be held in Rome Sullivan Thursday. she leaves a husband and three daughters.
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Martha Lorence Scott
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Fb. Hicks
Edwin Kirby
Ridgetawn
Agnes Schierbaum Kaetzel
S. E. Kaetzel
Henrietta
Methodist Church Parsonage
Kaetzel
Order of Eastern Star of Defiance
Ohio
Miram
Baldwin- Wallace College
Esther
Samuel Timothy Kaetzel
Garrett Biblical Insttute
Evanston
Kingis
Matilda Tischendorf
Esther Reinke
C.E. Tischendorf
Santa Claus
Indiana
Elbert Tischendorf
Kent State University
Hemetta Methodist Church
Vernon W. Wagar
Oberlin
Wellington
Ada Loughery
Lodi
Hfe
Rome
Sullivan
MNA M
Growing
Williams
Lorain
Lewis Hileman
Myrtle Lacy
Dresden
Ohi
Katharine Cameron Dies At 71 In Amherst
Katharine Cameron of Amherst died Monday at her home aged 71. She was a longtime member of St Peters Evangelical Reformed Church and a Past Crueficf Pythiten Sisters. Survived by daughter Willam Burber at home two other daughters Elizabeth French of Amherst and Mrs Charles News of Amherst, and a brother Honey Sidway of Ohio. The funeral will be at 2 pm Friday at the Zilch Funeral Home with Rev Schmidt of St Peters Church officiating. Burial will be in the family lot at Cleveland Street Cemetery.
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Ana Sept
Wis
Iris Kathine Cameron
Amherst
Apom
Elyria Patio
St. Peters
Ennelyy
Coe Schmidt
St Peters Church Ofienting
Cleveland Street
W. T. Bell
Charles
East College Street
A. H. Surprise
Washington, D. C
Rose Grocott
Newark
Arkansas
Ray Seals
Donald §. Bourne
Bronson
Michigan
Double Funeral Rites For Crash Victims
Dayton report notes Harley J. Dunnington aged 26 and Lloyd Dunnington aged 32 brothers were fatally injured in a collision Saturday involving a muterescle and valomedde a coroner inquest will be held Wednesday funeral services scheduled for the brothers to be held midweek in the city pending further details
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Dayton
Harley J. Dunnington
Lloyd Dunnington
Penthouse Lab Opens for Public Inspection by YMCA Club
The YMCA Camera Club prepares for open house Thursday from 7 to 9 30 pm at its fifth floor headquarters. Claude Adams is elected president with Carl Johnson first vice president and Dr M E H Forbes among directors. The lab features a dark room with two lightproof booths, sinks, and a contact printer, plus plans to display Cleveland Photographic Society prints and prepare for fall and winter activities.
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Y. M. C. A. Camera Club
Claude Adams
Carl Johnson
Dre. M. A. Abbe
Elizabeth Yoder
Dr. M. EH. Forbes
Charles Husted
W. HH. Gaston
Cleveland Photographic Society
New York
Brooklyn Camera Club
Philadelphia
Ope
Gaston
Cleveland Society
Segert Kinase
Hitler’s Speech Seen as Worry Over Opinion
Geneva dispatch reports world observers believe Adolf Hitler was deeply concerned by growing opposition from Brousen and French opinion after his weekend speech. They cite three expressions of concern including promises on fewer territories, insistence on no alliance with France or Britain, and an attempt to place blame on President Eduard Benes of Czechoslovakia.
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Reich
Nuremberg
Czechoslovakia
Tam
Germany
Geneva
World Ditmets
Adolf Hitler
Brousen
France
Great Briain
Eduard Benes
Frank Felkner To Head Legion Here
Frank Felkner was elected Commander of Kearl Wilson Locke Post No 102 American Legion at its annual meeting in the Legion Hall. Other officers named include C D Ryals, A N Fowler, H R Pratt, V W Rosa, J F Miskovsky, Co W Wood, A N Fowler, H E Cook, and H R Pratt. A treasurer’s report showed a flourishing financial condition. James H Hall spoke, sharing experiences from Europe.
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A. N. Fowler
H. E. Cook
L. H. Kimmel
H. R. Pratt
James H. Hall
Europe
Exchange Club Elects Officers at Oberlin meeting
The Oberlin Exchange Club held its annual gathering Monday at Oberlin Inn. New officers were elected: President Erwin Worcester, first vice president Hayden Boyers, second vice president Robert Fauver, secretary-treasurer Otis McKeer. Board members named were Charles E. Wigton, Charles Adams, Philip D. Sharman, George Broadwell, Edward J. Sabie, Hiram Thurston. J C McCullough was chosen to succeed himself as Community Chest Board representative for two years.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Erwin Worcester
Hayden Boyers
Robert Fauver
Otis Mc Keer
Board of Control
Charles E. Wigton
Charles Adams
Philip D. Sharman
George Broadwell
Edward J. Sabie
Hiram
Thurston
J. C. McCullough
Community Chest Board
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Nrth Olmsted
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Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
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D. A. Cook
Henry MicCall
Lora
Farley Crisp
Aight
Lorein
la Grange
G. J. O'Connor
15Th St
Lorany County
Bureau of Aid For
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Minam Sehoenthal
State Department of Public Assistance
Jean Secti
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
H. H. Nye
Lyons Girls Quartet
Folley Children
Guys Harmonica Club
Mothers Club
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Lee
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Eatian
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Leshorn
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FDR
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Gell Hull
Rousevelt
United States
F. A. Humphrey
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Mrs. Ada Laughery
Katharine Cameron Saii
Penthouse
Esther Wood
Professor Sr
Union
Frank Felkner
Legion
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Women's Relief Corps
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Exchange Club
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