Black to address nation on radio over Klan charge
Justice Hugo L Black prepared to present by radio his answer to allegations of Klan membership. The National Broadcasting Company planned the 9 30 p m broadcast as the court's autumn term neared. Officials said no definite decision yet, with reporters camped outside his Alexandria, Virginia, home seeking a formal statement.
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Washington
National Broadcasting Company
Hugo L. Black
The
Broadcasting Company
Riach
Norfolk
Hage L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Black
Europe
Clifford J. Durr
Alexandria
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Willis van Devanter
Albert Levitt
Weather Ohio outlook with cloudiness and showers
The Weather Ohio forecast notes increasing cloudiness with likely showers in the west and north Friday and in extreme northwest tonight. Warmer tonight, cooler Friday in western and extreme northern parts. A high pressure area sits over the northeast, another over Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with a trough from Minnesota to Arizona and a low moving in on the north Pacific coast. Precipitation has been widespread in the past 24 hours across the northern lake region, northern plains, Pacific Northwest, and Florida. It is warmer in the Ohio valley and Lake region this morning, much warmer in the central plains, cooler in the northern Rocky Mountains.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Minnesota
Arizona
North
Pacific Coast
Lake Region
Plains States
Pacific Northwest
Florida
Ohio Valley
Central Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Elyrian Crowned 33 Degree Mason in Milwaukee
Word reached here that the Supreme Council of Masonry crowned A. J. Plocher, 214 Columbus St., a 33 degree Mason. Ten Ohio Masons received the honor. Plocher has long been active in local Masonic circles and expects to return tonight. John Pinard and James J. Dunn of Cleveland were nominated for the 33rd degree, both well known locally.
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Supreme Council of Masonry
Milwaukee
A. J. Plocher
Columbus St
the Supreme Council
Northern Jurisdiction
Ohio
Plocher
John Pinard
James J. Dunn
Cleveland
Elyria Leads Lorain County Inheritance Tax Release
Elyria tops Lorain County in the semi annual inheritance tax distribution with a local share of 19 748.4 percent from a total 66 052.34 the state receiving the remainder after expenses. Oberlin follows with a smaller share and probate fees are noted for Judge Nye and former Probate Judge Wilcox.
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Elyria Eny
Lorain County
Elyria
Oberlin
U. At
Nye
H. C. Wilcox
Mother Verimies in Fire Liberty Sept 300
Mrs Josephine Zaprana 47 mother of five died after throwing kerosene on the kitchen stove to make a better fire. The incident occurred last night in Liberty. Police and local authorities are investigating the unusual accident.
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Laberty
Josephine Zaprana
Ickes Attacks Hoover on Ku Klux Klan Charge
Secretary of Interior Harold Ickes accused former President Hoover of being the Klan expert and dismissed the Black Klan issue as a political red herring. He suggested Hoover, who carried Southern states in 1928, supported the Klan and faced little criticism. Ickes spoke at his first press conference in nearly two months about Hugo Black’s Supreme Court appointment.
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Washington
Harold L. Jukes
Hoover
New Deal
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Iekes
Black
Ku Klux Klan
Z Ekes
Ted Herring
Ickes
Ickey
Ickos
South
Tekes
Fire at Carlin's Amusement Park levels Baltimore park
A ten alarm blaze at Carlin's Amusement Park in northwest Baltimore engulfed three large frame buildings a roller skating arena a power house and other structures. Firemen battled the flames as two were burned and two overcome by smoke. owner John J. Carlin says the property was not insured. The fire drew all available apparatus from Baltimore and nearby suburbs and damaged about 256000 dollars. Cause could not be determined due to rapid destruction of the frame buildings.
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C. GS. Kelser
Clerk of Courts
H. E. Agate
Agate
William F. Grall
Claude Adams
Sheriff's Department
Baltimore
Carlin
John J. Carlin
Park
Federal Grants For Schools Blocked By PWA Order
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt's order curtailing the Public Works Administration blocks federal grants for new school buildings in Lorain Ohio Amherstville and Avon Lake. Representative Don A Harter of Akron said PWA officials informed him the Lorain project would be financed without a federal grant and no grant aid is expected for the other two.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Lorain
Amherstville
Avon Lake
Ohio
Don A. Harter
Akron
PWA
Harter
Heavy Fighting Breaks Out At Madrid
Madrid reports the heaviest fighting in months on three fronts near the city. Nationalist attacks from Usera Carabanchel and University City fronts began about midnight and lasted until dawn with open field skirmishes in the southwest as Loyalists defend newly captured positions. Government says Nationalist planes bombed civilians near Gijon on the Asturian front. planes drove off the attackers after a civilian death and a wound.
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Madrid
Usera
Carabanchel
University City
Puerto de Sierro
Cerro Asquila
Club de Campo
Gijon
Fire Prevention Week Activities Planned in Elyria
Elyria will observe National Fire Prevention Week with a motion picture The Bad Master shown in elementary schools, posters distributed to schools and plants, and talks by fire prevention speakers. The chamber of commerce Fire Prevention Committee also plans activities by the fire department and PTA groups during the week, noting the Chicago fire anniversary.
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Elyria
Nhat
Parent-Teacher
Mamuilton Parent-Teacher Association
Flarry W. Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Fire Department
Elyriais
Nethendarh
Chicago
Boy Escapes Serious Injury After Street Run-In
Seven-year-old Garhin Gardner of 600 Foster avenue ran into the street at 3:30 p.m. while playing near 627 Dewey avenue and was struck by a car driven by Robert Novak of 611 Dewey avenue. He suffered abrasions on his left leg but escaped serious injury, according to police.
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Garhin Gardner
Foster Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Robert Novak
Pettitions Seek Removal of Sheriff Roscoe Fowler
Special prosecutor Craig Davis said petitions demanding removal of Meigs County Sheriff Roscoe Fowler for allegedly permitting gambling were oriented today. A common pleas judge will hear the case in place of Judge C E K Peoples who does not wish to hear the removal charges.
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Pomeroy, CO
Roscoe Fowler
Meigs County
Craig Davis
Columbus
Common Pleas
C. EK. Peoples
Four Injured In Accidents Here
Four persons were injured in traffic incidents reported here yesterday. Lois Berndt, 16, and Helen Wright, 16, were hurt on Grafton road when Berndt accelerated into a tree near J Knechtges’ property. both were treated at Grafton clinic. Jack Trumble, 12, received abrasions after a car struck his bicycle at Court and Second streets. Gus Elbert Jr. drove the other vehicle. D M Poyer, 63, escaped serious injury when his car hit a Wheeling & Lake Erie freight train at the North Ridge road cross. Mrs. Walter Gott, 69, was treated for a forehead laceration after her car was side-swiped on LaGrange road. A light truck driven by Martin Henes, 29, collided with Mike Michitka’s car on Mikitas driveway.
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Lois Berndt
Kenyon Avenue
Helen Wright
Oxford Avenue
Grafton Road
Miss Berndt
J. Knechtges
Anthony Pollock
Grafton
Jack Trumble
Waterstreet
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Court
Second Streets
Gus Elbert, Jr
West Lake Road
R. D
Lorain
D. M. Poyer
LaGrange Road
Sheriff's Department
Martin Henes
Henes Road
Amherst
Mike Michitka
Hennes
Mikitkas
Predicts Winter From Squirrels In West Virginia
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sept. W. Va. Frazier Corron, 85, a noted forecaster in the Alleghanies, predicted a hard winter after watching squirrels stash nuts and be unusually busy. He notes past winters tied to squirrel activity and recalls a noisy buildup two years earlier and a quiet year last season.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Frazier Corron
Corre
Florida
Timms Heads Elyria YMCA Drive Campaign
Richard M. Timms, Timms Spring Co. official, named campaign chairman for Elyria YMCA enrollment drive opening Monday. Men’s division dinner at 6:30, boys’ teams meet after a noon luncheon Sunday. Goal 750 members. drive runs to October 11. Airplane race tracks men’s progress. boys’ contest is a football challenge. Five men and two co captains lead the men’s teams. four captains head the boys’ teams.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Richard M. Timms
Timms Spring Company
Curtis _Travers
T. H. Meinney
West Side Industries
Ward Travers
Jack Yost
Wapnard Unger
Thomas Chapman
Military Plane Falls Eight Killed Near Snezia Arsenal
A military plane crashed near the Snezia Arsenal in SPEZLA Italy killing eight people and injuring 12. The victims were young shipyard apprentices gathered nearby at the time of the accident.
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Spezla
Italy
Snezia Arsenal
Japan vows to continue bombing Nanking military targets
Washington reports that Japan informed the United States it will persist in bombing military objectives in Nanking despite protests over attacks on urban areas. The note, authored by Foreign Minister Koki Hirota, labels such strikes as necessary for Japanese military aims. U.S. officials will review implications before commenting.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Nanking
Cordell Tull
State Department
Koki Hirota
Anger Toward Japan Grows In Britain
London reports rising anger over Japan's China war may push Parliament to convene in emergency session to address the Far Eastern crisis. Labor leaders with Liberal and some Conservative backing seek a blanket boycott on Japanese goods, aiming to press Chamberlain for immediate action.
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London
China
Labor Party
Britain
National Council of Labor
Bournemouth
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Japan
Yule Lighting Plan Approved for Elyria Shops
Elyria merchants gathered at the Chamber of Commerce to approve continuing the Christmas lighting system with overhead lights and wheaths. A community Santa Claus was approved, planned costs shared by downtown merchants, and Elyria Trading Days set for October 32 and 23 with one hot shot bargain per participating store. The meeting was described as the largest in over two years.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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