President Defends New Deal Agriculture At Nebraska Rally
President Roosevelt told Nebraska farmers that the New Deal agriculture and monetary policies restore prosperity. He defended experimentation under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, praising cooperative efforts with Congress and his administration. He pledged to continue measures to raise farm prices, ease debt, and stabilize agriculture beyond emergencies. He emphasized meeting conditions, not theories, and highlighted gains from monetary improvements narrowing the price gap.
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President Roosevelts Farm State Swing Ends in Fremont
President Roosevelt travels aboard the Roosevelt Special into the agricultural heart of the West for a Farm policies speech in Fremont. He signals support for the Agricultural Adjustment Act and urges continued cooperation from beneficiaries. The president also addresses naval policy amid treaty questions and potential arms race tensions as he proceeds toward the Pacific coast.
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Ohio Weather Forecast Mixed Clouds and Light Rain
Mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of light rain in extreme east and far north areas tonight. Sunday looks generally fair with slightly cooler temperatures in the far north portion.
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Italian Troops Concentrate For Thrust
Addis Ababa reports Italian forces massing in the Sittona Triangle Eritrea’s western fringe readying a southward drive toward Lake Tana and Gondar the headwaters of the Blue Nile. Ethiopians shift forces as Ras Kassa strengthens west of Gondar. British interests hinge on control of Lake Tana and irrigation projects in the region.
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Bikes Must Have Lights After Dark
Police Chief E J Stankard announced a strict order prohibiting riding bicycles after dark without lights. Bicycles on the streets after dusk must have a front and rear light, and if ridden on sidewalks a front sight is required. Violators will be brought to police headquarters and bicycles held until compliance with the city ordinance is assured.
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Elyrians to Attend Lorain Chamber Dinner
Mr and Mrs A H West and Mr and Mrs Harry W Luethi will represent the Elyria Chamber of Commerce at the Lorain Chamber of Commerce annual dinner next Tuesday night at the Antlers Hotel Lorain West is president Luethi is secretary through the Elyria group expressed as announced today
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Harry W. Luethi
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Italy Pledges No Aims To Harm Britain
Rome reports a cabinet communique stating Italy will not leave the League of Nations until it has full League responsibility for measures against Italy. It adds Italy has no aims to hurt British interests and will not extend the Ethiopian conflict to Europe. Soldiers’ departures for East Africa will be accelerated due to Ethiopia’s mobilization.
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League To Become A Real Force In Crisis Says Benes
In Geneva on September 28 1935 Czechoslovakia’s Ed guard Benes said the League of Nations will become a new moral political and even material force as it remains ready to act during the Italian Ethiopian crisis. He cited Britain’s pledge to base policy on the league covenant and warned penalties await the aggressor. The report also hinted Mussolini’s recent talks with France’s ambassador Chambrun could affect the crisis.
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Deputy Charged With Manslaughter in Crempa Farm Raid
Charles Remler, a sheriff’s deputy, faces a manslaughter charge in the slaying of Mrs. John Crempa during a raid by eight officers at the Crempa farm near Scotch Plains. Prosecutor Abe J. Dave ordered Remler’s arrest at his Cranford home after initial denials about firing. Crempa was seriously wounded. Remler’s daughter Marcélia, 18, was charged with assault on officers.
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Yankee Traders Enthusiastic Over World Power Response
Washington reports the administration’s Yankee traders energized by world powers backing reciprocal trade agreements. Secretary of State Cordell Hull sent a 1000 word message to Prentiss Gilbert for delivery to the League of Nations economic-financial committee, which offered unequivocal support.
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Abandon Plan To Submit Constitutional Amendments
Columbus Sept 28 legislative leaders abandoned efforts to place constitutional amendments on the November ballot to fund bonds for poor relief and an institutional building program. They said next week’s House approval could not occur in time. Speaker J Freer Bittinger said the House will reconvene October 2 after a late recess. Senate plans a skeleton session. Democratic Leader Paul P. Yoder indicated further action awaits House or Senate initiatives.
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Fire Damages Como Cathedral in Italy
Firefighters and volunteers battled a 14 hour blaze at the Como Cathedral. The full extent of the damage remained unknown as crews worked to control the flames and safeguard the cathedral treasures, all of which were saved.
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Deadlock in Ohio House stalls relief funding plan
In Columbus the House and Governor Javer remain at odds over poor relief financing and an institutional building program. A Friday recess followed party caucuses as leaders could not agree on drafting the measures. If a constitutional amendment is used, the House may convene Oct. 2 or Oct. 8 to align with publication requirements before the November ballot.
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Needy Students To Get Aid In Lorain County
Lorain County receives a federal aid quota for high school youths to cover lunches books carfare and other necessities for the coming school year The state-wide program aims to help more than 1200 needy students and requires applicants to be relief fund members aged 6 to 25 Forms are available through high school principals and local relief offices for certification of relief status.
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Four-H Club Display At Lorain County Fair Here
More than 425 Lorain County boys and girls will exhibit at the Lorain County Fair next week. About 175 exhibits from boys clubs include 35 livestock items and 16 dairy calves, sheep, pigs, colts and poultry. Girls show 258 participants with 706 clothing articles from 16 clothing clubs plus food, home furnishing and flower displays. Exhibits span 20 clubs, many previously shown at Wellington, with booths under the grandstand due to space.
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Lorain County Schools Head C A Gibbons Speaks at Club
New Lorain County schools superintendent C A Gibbons will address the weekly Young Men's Club meeting at the M C on Monday night. Seward Black directs the program, and the speaker's topic has not been announced.
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Alibi Statute Challenged in Avon Power Tower Case
Charles Adams and Rudolph Kopecka challenge Ohio alibi statute at a Common Pleas hearing for a new trial of two men convicted in April bombing of the Avon power life tower. Judge Findley reserved ruling after prosecutor Butler argued the alibi notice rule prevents defense testimony.
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Charles Adams
Rudolph Kopecka
Thomas Smetana
Common Pleas
Gur B. Findley
Avon Power Life Tower
Howard R. Butler
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Y M C A To Stage Membership Drive
YMI A to stage membership drive with M F Fey as chairman of this year’s campaign for the Emvira M C A. W B Timms president announced Fey’s roles and Fauver as assistant chairman. Campaign starts October 14 and lasts about a week with captains named for men’s teams and boy’s teams under Carl Wagner to cover the entire city.
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Plan for Hallowe'en celebration committee formed
Organization for the annual municipal Hallowe'en celebration began with Adjutant R W Amore of the Salvation Army named chairman pre temper. A committee of five has done preliminary work and will meet next Thursday at the M C A at p m. Invitations will be sent to civic and fraternal groups and others may send representatives to the meeting.
Bessemer Converter To Resume Operations At Lorain Plant
The National Tube Company plant at Lorain will restart the Bessemer converter next Saturday after nearly four weeks of shutdown. Operations will largely mirror the previous week with two blast furnaces and 12 open hearth furnaces active. Other mills including skelp, butt, and lapp mills will run on altered five day schedules starting Monday, with the number two seamless mill operating through the week end.
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Man Accused Of Drowning Wife Denies Confession
In Worcester Massachusetts on September 28 Newell Paige Shermar a choir singer and scoutmaster denies a state introduced confession claiming a trooper dictated and rewrote his sworn statement about drowning his wife Alice 22 to elope with Esther 18. He says he signed but did not read the document and questions the writing process.
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Troops Ordered Into Coal District In Kentucky
FRANKFORT Ky Sept 28 Gov Ruby Laffoon ordered National Guard troops into the Harlan county coal mine area today. He said the action was prompted by strained relations between union and non union workers as the reason for the order.
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Cuba Strikes Cuba Hard Hit and 1000 Homes Damaged
Miami dispatch reports a hurricane sweeping toward Florida after lashing Cuba. In Cienfuegos 30 killed and 300 injured as 60 mph winds damaged or destroyed about 1000 homes. Evacuations ordered in Florida Keys as emergency crews deploy eight boats and two buses to remove residents.
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Wanderer Grounded by Hurricane Off Cuba
The British steamer Wanderer grounded by a hurricane near Point Del Dirril, Cuba as it attempted to refloat by jettisoning ballast. Reports to the coast guard headquarters in Jacksonville Fra indicate the vessel isTREE stricken and awaiting assistance.
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Hurricane warnings issued along Florida east coast
Miami Fla Sept 28 hurricane warnings were ordered up along the Florida east coast from Key West to West Palm Beach for the United States hurricane warning system.
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Lorain Man Fined On Liquor Charge
Jacob Faddel of 259 East 23rd Street Lorain was fined 259 and costs by Judge D A Cash on illegal possession of liquor charged by State Inspector C H Miller and Lorain police. He pleaded guilty as officers moved to press charges against Elias Esshoe alias Leo Isaac, later cleared. Rose Catanderite of 1226 Lexington Avenue pleaded guilty to selling liquor. case continued for sentences until next Saturday.
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Child Strangles To Death In Bed
Canton news reports the death of seven month old Shirley Ann Rowinski when she slid feet first through an eight inch crevice between bed springs. Her head could not pass and she died from asphyxia. The incident occurred during the night and alarmed her parents who found her unresponsive.
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Electrically Charged Clothesline Fatal To Woman
FINDLAY O Sept 28 An electrically charged clothesline fatally shocked Mrs Bertha Agnes Hines 27 The line allegedly linked with an electric light circuit Coroner Dr Ara Cosby investigated the connection It was raining when Mrs Hines touched the line A hole in her shoe allowed her wet foot to contact ground The Hines family carried 110 volts
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