Week End Illness and Local News From Defiance and Elyria
A report from Defiance notes M Gorsuch remains very ill after a weekend visit by family. Huntington residents Mr and Mrs T J Shipley and daughter Mary join Mr Gorsuch as guests. In Logan Forrest Goodwin and attorney John E Blake suffered foot injuries from an empty gun incident. In Elyria nine new houses and many garages were added in February building permits, with Thomas Parry undergoing surgery in Columbus the same day and his condition described as encouraging.
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M. Gorsuch
T. J. Shipley
Mary
Huntington, IV. Va
Mr. Gorsuch
Forrest .Goodwin
John E. Blake
Logan
Thought for Today Prov. 17 Verse Reflects on Parenting
A fragment reflects a biblical verse about wisdom and parenting. It hints at blessings for children when fathers act with strength and care, mentioning themes of value, protection, and guidance. The text appears as a devotional or quotation, with archaic phrasing and garbled OCR elements.
Efficiency push reshapes industry standard sizes and work life
An essay argues Hoover era efficiency drives streamline products from bricks to milk bottles and hotel chinaware, cutting varieties to reduce costs. It cautions about a clockwork society where hours habits and even thoughts are controlled by efficiency experts. It notes labor reform and constitutional questions on federal versus state power.
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Albert Apple
Uncle Sam
Hoover
Senate Debates Child Labor Amendment Resolutions
Four resolutions for a child labor amendment to the Constitution have been introduced in the Senate. They differ mainly in their stance on state rights. A committee led by Senator Shortridge reviews the proposals.
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Senate
Shortridge
Radio Legislation Aimed at Safer Clearer Airwaves
Congress is urged to pass a new radio bill introduced by Representative White Maine to license all transmitting stations and operators, allocate wave lengths, and empower the President to close or control stations in war or emergency while preserving receivers. The measure would curb interference and foster orderly radio communication.
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Congress
Hoover
Representative White
Maine
Department of Commerce
Names for Color Shades Delight Shoppers
The author praises color manufacturers for offering a wide array of shade names from Fawn to Macaroon while humorously imagining a namer at work. The piece notes the appeal of euphonious color terms and contrasts them with basic colors like black, navy, white, brown, and gray.
Rum Smuggling Unchecked Across Atlantic Coasts
A Senate or House report condemns rum smuggling operations as unhampered by authorities. It cites the Coast Guard’s limited captures, a rising illicit market, and a global syndicate using New York as a base to move liquor from Europe to the United States. The piece calls for funding to expand ships, crews, and equipment and details proposed Navy Coast Guard transfers and new bases to curb the trade.
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Washington
Atlantic
Coast Guard Service
Atlantic and
Coast Guard Ser 1
Cunca
Root
Loyers
New York
Europe
Coast Guard
House Committee
St. Pierre
Miquelon
The
Bahama
Navy
United States Navy
Prohibition Measures Face Ship Sinking Threats
Coast Guard officials say rum runners could be sunk if ships fail to halt under orders. Commander Root tells a House committee that with star shells and range finding gear, ram runners can be stopped and destroyed. Congress seeks clarity on whether a $14.9 million appropriation suffices to curb smuggling or if larger yearly funds will be required.
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Coast Guard
Navy
Root
Congress
France and money and the Ku Klux Klan in politics
A column discusses French finance and currency limits, praising France and criticising Mellon borrowing. It also notes social topics on women, marriage proposals, and a question about the Klan's influence in Missouri Indiana and a prophecy about a May election.
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Indiana
Ed. Jackson
Klnd
Jackson
Debating Immigration Costs and Gain in U S History
A speaker criticizes anti European sentimentality while noting in opposition that immigrants, sane or not, have substantially funded America. The text claims aliens built railroads roads and contribute a majority share to housing, arguing the wealth they create outweighs supposed costs.
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Europe
United States
McArthur Local Couple Weds Quietly at Local Church
Elliot Ward son of Mrs. Samuel Lyle and Miss Emma Dye of Wellston Route 2 were married Saturday evening by Dr. C. B. Taylor. The groom works at the McArthur brick plant and the couple will reside here. Nearby items note radio programs and a busy Parent-Teachers Meeting at the High School Auditorium plus visits from local residents.
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Elliot Ward
Samuel Lyle
Emma Dye
Wellston
Route 2
C. B. Taylor
McArthur
Entertainers of New York At Billy Cripps Venue
A listing notes 8610s by Joseph Moskowitz and a 10:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. slot featuring Billy Cripps' Entertainers of New York. The brief appears as a local program listing with performer and time details.
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Joseph Moskowitz
Billy Cripps
Entertainers of
New York
Chamber Music and Story Program Broadcast Schedule
WBZ Springfield presents at 7 40 P M a string choir concert arranged by Philip Sevesta and Cecelia Cox Denton soprano. 8 25 P M a Story for Grownups by Orison S Marden.
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WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Philip Sevesta
Cecelia Cox Denton
Orison S. Marden
Northwestern University Lecture and Chicago Night Session
WMAQ 447.5 M Chicago schedules a weekly lecture from Northwestern University at 7 30. The LaSalle Hotel Orchestra performs at 8 40 with a program at 9 15. Dinner concert from 7 00 to 7 30. Music program 8 00 to 8 58. Good Roads Report at 9 00. Federal Health Bureau talk at 9 15. Midnight revue runs from 10 00 to 2 00 A M.
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WMAQ
Chicago
Northwestern University
LaSalle Hotel Orchestra
Good Roads Report
Federal Health Bureau
Georgia Military Academy Brass Band Performs Tonight
The Georgia Military Academy brass band will perform from 10 45 to 11 45 PM in Atlanta. The event is part of WSB 129 M OST full radio schedule tonight.
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WSB
Atlanta
Georgia Military Academy Brass Band
Night radio schedules and naval Shenandoah tragedy notes
Radio listings across Davenport, Los Angeles, Minneapolis St Paul, Philadelphia, Boston, Buffalo, Portland Newark and more detail programs from 6:50 PM to late night. The fragment ends with a report on the Shenandoah airship disaster and naval events at Lakehurst New Jersey.
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WGR
Newark
N. J
Moskow
J. H. Klein, Jr
Naval ‘Air Matron
Lakehurst
Iate Shenandoah, Laghter- Than- Mean Be
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William Parry
Columbus
Thomas Parry
Elyria
Aing
Ion
California
A of
Judi Committee
Friends of Child Labor Reform
By Frederic J. Haskin
Scotland
Antwerp
Mexico City
Mexico
Mr. Poincare
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles J. Boyle
Marie Cornier
U United States
Eevermore
Theacon of Nations
WEAF
Celia Warner
Dundas
Agriculturist
Fannie Todd
Monorano
Practical American Polidaytics
U. S. Marine
Washington, D
Edith Rupp
Mrs
Everett Beckley
Andrew Ward
Near Zaleski
Walter Zimmerman
James McMannis of
Nettie Hunter
Edgar
Kenmore
Zanesville
Athena
H. C. Bothwell
Cincinnati
Dave Gorsuch
Nelsonville
Wwoco
Davenport
Iowa
KHJ
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Ct M
Philadelphia
Havana Casino Orchestra
Woo
Walter Miller
Ritz-Carlton Orchestra
WNAOG
Boston
Harvard University Band
Buffalo
Onge
KGW
NPT
Portland
Ore
Ned Bow
the Security Savings Bank
United Commercial
Athens Council No. 262
Red Men’s Hall
Woman Investor
OUR
Athens
Ohio
Dayton Joint Stock Land Bank
Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank
Uo. i . Eee Panis
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