Boxer Held for Murder of Nazi Consul Aide in Canada
New York police announced the arrest of Ernie Haas in Yorenta Canada for the murder of Dr. Walter Engelberg secretary of the German consulate. Haas allegedly beat Engelberg to death in a Brooklyn home. Toronto police described Haas as a 26 year old amateur boxer from Winnipeg with the alias Ernest Kehler, and New York detectives carried a warrant for his arrest.
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New York
John J. Ryan
Ernie Haas
Yorenta
Canada
Walter Engelberg
Ryan
Haas
Engelberg
Brooklyn
Dea
Frank Bals
Toronto
Dr. Engelberg
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Havas
Winnipeg
Isoner
Ernest Kehler
Canadian Vanguard Arrives in Britain
Canadian troops including a number of American personnel arrived at a British port to begin training before heading to France. The force includes English speaking Canadians, French Canadians, Canadian Indians, and a small number of Britons and Americans, convoyed across the Atlantic by British warships after about a week at sea.
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London
France
Atlantic
Argentina to Intern Graf Spee Crew Amid Diplomatic Fight
Argentina announced it would intern Captain Hans Langsdorff and 1,039 Graf Spee crewmen in Buenos Aires, yielding to British pressure while Uruguay prepares to intern the German tanker Tacoma. The move follows Germany's protest over Montevideo’s handling and delays. The decree will be issued later as talks with Uruguay continue.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Hans Langsdorff
Graf Spee
Tacoma
Urnguayan
Montevideo
Monevideo
Uruguay
Britain
Spee
Germany
Ejicht
Reds Entitled To NLRB Protection
Washington D C Philip Gi Phillips regional director for the National Labor Relations Board told house investigators Communists are entitled to the same protection under the Wagner act as members of other political parties as long as they are not engaged in subversive activities There is nothing in the act that says a Communist is not entitled to its protection He spoke in reply to Chairman Smith of the committee investigating the labor board and the Wagner labor relations act.
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Washington
Philip Gi. Phillips
National
Abor Relations Board
iCincinnati
House
Philips
Smith
D-Va
Buckeye Lake repairs near completion amid flood danger
The state reports repairs on 13,000 feet of Buckeye Lake retaining wall between Sellars Point and Picnic Point are nearing finish. Officials warned of flood risk to the Licking river if the wall failed, noting Newark and vicinity could face overflow conditions. Spillway gates, opened for 30 days, are closed and water levels return to normal as flood-control projects proceed in the Licking valley.
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Buckeye Lake
Licking River
Conservation Division
Sellars Point
Picnic Point
W. R. Wheelock
State Bureau
Inland Lakes and Parks
Newark
Licking Valley
Licking
Zanesville
Army Engineers
Dillon Falls
Parachute Tragedy Follows Army Plane Crash
Army flier Harold Newly piloted a bomber that failed at 9400 feet, guiding the craft to a belly landing. Private Kenneth C. Seamans died when his parachute failed to open. Lieut John O Neal and Priv Henry F Zielinski escaped with minor injuries.Seamans’ body was found 100 yards from the wreck, parachute tangled on a barbed wire fence.
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John O. Neal
Henry FF. Zielinski
Nashville
Tenn
Neal
Zielinski
Seamans
Sii
Nealy
Ames McCunchin
Hoover Sends First Donations to Finns
Herbert Hoover, director of the Finnish Relief Fund, wired 100000 dollars to Prime Minister Ryti in Helsinki for civilian evacuees in central and eastern Finland. The appeal cites urgent needs of 500000 noncombatants, including women and children, for towels bed clothing garments infants sugar and coffee.
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New York
New Lightweight Helmets Provided for City Firemen
City firemen approved new lightweight helmets made of pressed paper with peaked tops and projecting brims. The design includes a web crown to cushion impacts and a zipper, plus a place to attach car tabs for cold weather. First used during minor blazes Monday evening, with Chief Hatfield and Assistants Foter and Frame in white helmets and the rest in black.
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Charles Hatfield
William Foter
Dewey Frame
Japs See Hope of Accord With US
Japan signals potential agreement with the United States on a commercial treaty ahead of its January expiration. Nomura disclosed a ray of hope as Yangtze shipping may reopen to foreign vessels. Officials and business leaders monitor U S reaction and possible indemnity increases for anti American incidents in China.
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Joryo
Kichitsabura Nomura
United States
Japan
China
Nomura
Yangtze River
Eugene H. Doeman
Seijiro Yoshizawa
American Bureau of Foreign Office
Monroe County Sawmill Worker Killed in Saw Accident
Monroe county report says Ditect Brown, a sawmill operator and brother to a partner, was killed instantly when his clothing caught in moving machinery seventeen miles east of the plate. Brown, of Round Bottom, had body taken to Rush funeral home in Clarington with services scheduled at Chapel Hill on Thursday.
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Jonn
Brown
Round Bottom
Monroe County
Rush Funeral Home
Clarington
Chapel Hill
23 Years Late But Still Timely
Mrs. Dallas Dent received a Christmas card this week from her cousin Sir Harley Andersen in Wisconsin. The card was mailed before her marriage while she was studying in Hutchinson Minnesota.
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Kirkman, TA
Dallas Dent
Sirs
Harley Andersen
Wisconsin
Andersen
Hutchinson
Minn
No Decision on OSU Presidency Moves Deliberations 30 Days
Ohio State University board of trustees today deferred any statement on the university presidency for 30 days. The meeting, called by board chairman M Edith Campbell, involved committees representing faculty and alumni to discuss selection procedures. A Detroit UPI report notes Kurt G. W. Ludecke, former Nazi functionary, said he would appeal a federal court ruling denying him citizenship.
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Ohio Mate University Board of Trustees
M. Edith Campbell
Detroit
UPI
Kurt G. W. Ludecke
Adolf Hitler
Britain Moves to Secure Air Supremacy Over Germany
London reports Britain launching a campaign for clear air superiority with planned heavy fights over the North Sea and German coast. RAF raids on Helgoland Bay produced a five hour battle with heavy losses on both sides, while British bombing planes excelled against German defenses.
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London
Britain
Germany
North Sea
Helgoland Bay
Air Ministry
Helgoland
Royal Navy
Admiral Graf Spee
Admiralty
Air Force
Community Survey Ad Offers Prizes And Stores List
A local community survey promises awards and features many merchants and products. Highlights include Frigidaire appliances, a gas range, a washer, a sweeping machine, and Jergens Lotion. Answer forms are available at the Zanesville Publishing company and other listed firms. Return completed forms to the Newspaper Office by midnight Wednesday. winners announced Saturdays.
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Vietor
Bridge
Lots of Congress
Bailey's
Barron Furniture Co
City Loan Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Nohil
Qhia Power Co
Pioneer Electric
Tie
Pollock's
Quality Furniture Co
Roberts & Co
Talley & Zulandi
David M. Weber
Tne
Zanesville Theaters
Bohn & Kern
Eckerd’s
Garsucn Pharmacs
Dr. Harden
Mutual Federal Savings & Loan
Rose Furniture Co
Taylor Shoe Store
Weller
Club
Congress
Zanesville Publishing Company
Santa Lights Rotary Yale Party For Sunshine Pupils
Santa Claus visited the YWCA for the Rotary Club annual party honoring Sunshine school pupils. Fifty five children and teachers enjoyed a luncheon, a musical program by Lash High School band and Sunshine students, then received gifts including 60 blocks of Santa ice cream.
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Furndich
Zanesville
Santa Claus
Sunshine School
Rotary
William A. Barnhart
O. B. Lithick
Crippled Children’s Committee
Bernard Anderson
Lash High School
Wayne Reger
Jack Gray
Crippled Children's Room
Katherl Shiplet
Cleda Cunningham
Leora Denton
Charley McCarthy Claus
Santa
Moores and Ross Company
Publisher Dies At Cambridge Jeffersonian Leader Passes Away
Thomas Edgar Amos 74 longtime Cambridge Jeffersonian publisher and GM died at home of a heart attack after two weeks of illness. He led the paper after his father John Major Amos and served as Citizens Savings Bank president. He leaves a widow son John B. Amos and several Amos relatives. Also notes king and queen of Italy to visit Pope Pius XII with expected address exchange.
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Cambridge
Thomas Edgar Amos
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Amos
John Major Amos
The
Jeffersonian
Citizens Savings Bank
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Noble County
Caldwell
Denison University
John B. Amos
Herbert Amos
Wiley J. Amos
Belmont
Kate Amos Barker
Chicago
Harry W. Amos
Frank Amos
New York City
Ernest
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Elena
Italy
Pius XII
iCIO Chieftain Appears at White House Conference
CIO Chief John L. Lewis was summoned to the White House for a conference with President Roosevelt today. He left the meeting without hinting at the nature of his talk with the chief executive.
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Wasmunglumn
Linsi— Cio
John L. Lewis
White House
Roosevelt
Charity Mitt Mat Show Expands Seats For Benefit Event
Six guardren additional bleacher seats were obtained today for use Wednesday night in accommodating a large crowd at the second annual sports show on Elberon avenue armory for the Kiddies Christmas party. Proceeds finance Mayor Tom V Moorehead's turkey dinner for underprivileged children at Goretta hall. The arena capacity reaches about 1,200 spectators and about 1,189 children will attend the feast in two divisions at 11:30 and 19:30 after a free showing at the Imperial theater.
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Imperial Theater
Support Pledged by War Council Seeks Finnish Aid
The Allied supreme war council pledged all moral and material aid to Finland without weakening actions against Germany. The meeting, with delegates from the French foreign office, followed a League of Nations resolution condemning Russia and urging support for Finland. Meanwhile Soviet air raids on Helsinki continued with 18 planes involved, four reaching the capital, as Finnish forces claimed a Finnish victory in the Suomussalmi sector, destroying a 17,000 man Soviet division.
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Paris
Supreme War Council
Finland
Germany
War Council
League of Nations
Russia
League
Auguste de Champetier de Ribes
Alexis Leger
Foreign Office
Helsinki
INS
Suomussalmi
North Central Front
Viborg
Kerelian Iisthmus
Polar
Finnish Arctic Ocean
North Central
100 To Get Work On WPA Jobs Here
More than 100 Zanesville men will be employed tomorrow morning as two WPA street and sewer projects open. The largest project surfaces Cliffswood avenue to Grandview avenue with asphalt, employing about 65 men for curbs and gutters. A second project widens and drains Spring alley from Taylor street to Kinzel avenue, using crushed brick and about 40 workers. The work serves as short gaps awaiting Lindbergh avenue storm sewer authorization.
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Zanesville
WPA
Cliffswood Avenue
Shelby Street
Grandview Avenue
Taylor Street
Kinzel Avenue
Church
Lindbergh Avenue
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Plains
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Amy Carver
Anil
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Acme
Josephine Constanzo
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Joseph Quirino
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Tillie Irelan
Temple University
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