Mount Marie Alumnae Reception For Canton Delegates
Mount Marie Alumnae hosted a reception Friday at the Courtland Hotel ballroom for Ohio Branch Inter national Federation of Catholic Alumnae delegates and guests. The event featured a musical program and brief congratulations from city officials, with about two dozen attendees and notable speakers including Rt. Rev. Msgr. Treiber and Mayor Charles Ball.
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C. H. Treiber
V. F Weiss
Chas
M. Ball
Canton
Mount Marie Alumna
Magdalene Kramer
W. M. Duane
Ohio
I. F
Productionis rising in several industrial lines
Washington reports a broad upswing in production across multiple sectors with utilities running near capacity. Employment stays high and freight, car sales, and textile output rise as auto and steel demand surge while electric and radio industries push toward holiday demand.
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J. C. Royle
Canton Daily News
Washington
Florida
New England
W. C. Coffee
College of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Northwest
Catholic Alumnae Luncheon Highlights Canton Convention Delegates
Mount Marie Alumnae Association hosts 290 guests from the Canton area for a weekend meeting of the Ohio Branch of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae at the Courtland Hotel. Luncheon at Congress Lake Club featured Halloween decor and a program with solos, readings, and addresses by Rev. Michael Mulcaire and Rev. A B Stuber, with music by the Mendelssohn Trio.
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Mount Marie
J. H. Walters
Agnes Buehrle
E. P. Graham
Walters
Social Service
Michael Mulcaire
Notre Dame University
A. B. Stuber
Mendelssohn Trio
Gambling raid nets Columbia Heights man
Harry Kondobakis of Columbia Heights was arrested on a charge of operating a gambling place. Deputy Sheriff Harry Bixler raided the site a week earlier, capturing one gambler while others escaped. An affidavit was filed against Kondobakis, identified as the owner.
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Harry Kondobakis
Columbia Heights
Harry Bixler
Kondobakig
Grange Opposes City Meat Inspection Plan
Sponseller Grange adopted a resolution opposing the current Canton health department meat inspection system. The group supports inspection in principle but calls the present process costly and burdensome to farmers. Canton city council debated the issue and formed a special committee to investigate.
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Health Department
Canton
Sponseller Grange
Grange
Canton Leaders Join Ohio City Planning Conference
Attorney Paul J. Gnau was elected a director of the Ohio State Conference on City Planning at a Dayton meeting. Charles A. Kolp, Canton realtor, served as the other delegate. Gnau is vice chairman of Canton's Chamber of Commerce City Planning committee. The conference drew national figures and ran Thursday and Friday with talks before Gnau and Kolp returned Friday night.
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Paul J. Gnau
Ohio State Conference
Dayton
Miami Hote
Charles A. Kolp
Canton
Gnau
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Kolp
Plan would exempt incomes to five thousand in tax overhaul
Treasury and state tax officials push a compromise to reduce inheritance taxes in exchange for a $5,000 income exemption. Representative Garner backs retention while Green questions witnesses. Hearings cover excise taxes as tobacco and auto groups seek relief to prewar levels. Tobacco taxes in 1925 produced about $345 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Garner
Texas
Congress
Wars and Yeans
Thomas R Marshall
Charles B. Duskekind
Sousa and Band Open Canton Tour With Matinee
John Philip Sousa and his 100 piece band arrived in Canton for concerts in the Auditorium today. They perform at 2 30 P M and 8 20 P M with Sousa conducting all numbers and 10 soloists appearing. The matinee features the McKinley High School band of 50 pieces. Ticket sales are heavy but seats remain at the box office tonight.
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John Philip Sousa
Canton
Sousa
McKinley High School
R. D. Smith
Mystery Basement Gun Battle Leaves Three Dead
Three men, all about 30, were shot to death in a basement rooming house at 357 West 57th Street in New York. Police reserves were summoned and conducted a roundup of witnesses as investigations began into the unidentified victims and the mysterious gunfight.
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New York
West 57Th Ot
Plans Ready for Evacuation of Cologne Occupation
London official note says preparations finished for withdrawal of the British army from Cologne. Withdrawal order pending war conditions. Cologne expected to be evacuated before year end. Troops to move from Cologne to Weisbaden.
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London
Cologne
Weisbaden
Radio Stations Shake Up With Licenses Shifted and Sales
Washington reports major changes in broadcasting as Etherical Radio of Bristow sells KFRU to Stephens College Columbia for exclusive operation by the college and new wavelength 499.7 meters. WLIB test usage replaces WTAS while WCEE and WTAS plans shift under Chicago Tribune ownership. WBCN transfers from class A to class AB, and four new class A licenses are issued to KFYF KQP WRIK and WMBC with varied wattages and frequencies.
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Washington
Etherical Radio Corporation of Bristow
Oklo
Stephens College
Columbia
KFRU
Miasouri
Department of Ecommerce
Philadelphia
WFI
WLIT
WMC
Memphia
Charles EB. Erbsten
Elgin, Ills
WTAS
WCEE
Chicago Tribune
Department of Commerce
WLIB
Liberty Magazine
WCE
Mibstein
Elgin
Middle West
WBCN
Foster & McDonnell
Chicago
Pacific Coast
KFYF
Carl's
Radio den
Oxnard
Calif
KQP
H. B. Read
Portland
Oreé
WRIK
Radio Air Service Corporation
Cleveland
WMBC
Michigan Broadcasting Co
Detroit
WHE
Radiovox
Saturday October 24 1:45 to 11:00 pm radio schedule
A dense listing of college and professional football games music programs and station timetables across many networks. It notes Oregon Penn Penn State Harvard Notre Dame and others with broadcast times and station call letters. Also shows evening concerts discussions and a presidential event mention.
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Penn
Feaf
Marines
Oregon
New York
Chicago
Pontiac
Juan U
Portland
Seattle
Whiteman
Washington
California
St. Paul
Minnesota
Notre Dame
U. of Penn
Iowa
Ohio State
WBEM
Tulane
Boston
Harvard
Dartmouth
Northweste Ae de Michigan
WSAT
WGN
Columbus
Chicago Hlinets
Cincinnati
U. of Cincinnati
Radio Club Schedule Amid Night Concerts and Orchestras
A garbled listing shows a sequence of radio programs including Isbell-Boyd quartet and Pacekard Radio club at 12.00 mid, KELO Oakland, Hotel St Francis orchestra at 1:00 p m, and late night broadcasts from KPO San Francisco and KN Hollywood with various orchestras and special programs.
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WCEE
Filain
WDAP
Kansas City
Steing Trio
School of the Art
Munste
Night Hawk Fratte Wea Obicago
Dincea Selectons
WEAA
Ford
Trent
Woers
Oak Park
Chicago
Orean
Jaze Scamper
Golden Trio
St. Lonin
WAND
Mooseheart
Strateht
Cinetonathi
Swiss Garden Orchestra
Cinetonati
Isbell-Boyd
Aoprane
Pacekard Radio Club
Oakland
St. Francs Orchestra
St. Francis Orchestra
KEW —Portand
Kild—Loos Angels
Nekran'a Orchestra
Los Angeles
Kim Seattle
KN —Hollywood
Tion Pom
Town
Rer Rho Am
Av Weat
Hollywood
KPO
San Prancisco
States Orchestra
Cabiria Orchestra
Seaplane Races Delayed by Dense Fog Off Bay Shore
Thick fog and drifting rain forced postponement of the Schneider Cup seaplane races off Bay Shore, delaying the U S Briti a do Italy teams. The pause aims to ensure safety for pilots and planes after a recent Napier engine crash damaged the British entry.
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Baltimore
United States
Rent Briitain
Italy
Bay Shore
Minister Dies After Train Crash Near Akron
Rev. W. F. Moody, 49, of Morgantown West Virginia, died at City hospital from a fractured skull after Erie Train No. 123 struck his car at Tallmadge crossing. His wife Martha Moody, 33, suffered bruises and lacerations. The couple were visiting Akron and had jumped from a stalled car just before the collision.
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Akron
W. F. Moody
Morgantown
W. Va
City Hospital
Erie
Tallmade Crossing
Martha Moody
Many Ballots to Mark in Millersburg Race
Millersburg voters will mark five ballots for November 3 including city, judiciary, school board, township and amendments. About forty candidates compete in various offices. The largest contest is for the county school board membership.
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Millersburg
Maillassburg
City
Judiciary
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Wertz Av
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Canton Lodge No. 60
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