Hamilton Hotel Changes Hands
In Columbus six Hamiltonians formed the Hamilton Community Hotel Corp to take over the Anthony Wayne House building and operation. Incorporators include William Beckett John B Connaughton Lester Huggins Mrs F G Mueller Miss Ida Hossfeld and Miss Lina Hossfeld. The firm plans 500 shares at 1000 each and will control both building and hotel operations.
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Hamilton
Columbus
Hamiltonians
Anthony Wayne Hoe
William Beckett
John B. Connaughton
Lester Huggins
F. G. Mueller
Ida Hossfeld
Lina Hossfeld
Beckett
The
Hamilton Community Hotel Corp
Lad Returns Stolen Cap
A nurse's cap stolen from Mrs. Florence Rindchen the Stark County Cancer Society secretary is returned by a small boy who apologized. He left a note saying he would not take from someone who works against cancer and that his father died of cancer.
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Canton
Florence Rindchen
Stark County
American Cancer Society
Cleveland salutes new deputy director for Savings Bond Drive
Martin H. Miller of Cleveland is named deputy director of the U S Savings Bond Division to work with volunteer committees in 26 northeastern Ohio counties for the security loan drive starting April 15, State Director Merrill L. Predmore announced. Sucrose is the most abundant of all sugars that occur in plants.
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Cleveland (Ap
Martin H. Miller
Cleveland
U. S. Savings Bond Division
Ohio
Merrill L. Predmore
On The Air Waves Horizon tal Pictured radio personality
Reader notes appear to be a fragmented crossword style page with clues and partial entries. The readable items reference a radio personality named Andrew and multiple short definitions across two vertical groups, including clues for various words like Reluctant, Hops kiln, Short jacket, Feathered scarves, Sea eagles, and other terms, interleaved with names and possible entry numbers.
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Andrew
Lamb
Word Puzzle: Historical Dabble of Abbreviations
The fragment lists cryptic clues with numbered entries such as 28 Abstract, 29 Diamond, 30 Compass point, 31 Lamprey, 34 Trade, 36 Dervishes Latvia, 37 Banquet, 39 Slightest sheltered side, 41 Memorandum, 42 Twirled, as, 43 Wine vessels cutter's cup, 45 Grate, 46 Mix, 47 Native of, 48 On the, 53 Lord ab., 55 Thus.
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Latvia
Temporary ban on new liquor permits in Cuyahoga County
The State Liquor Board issued a temporary order halting any new liquor or beer permits in Cuyahoga County, including Cleveland, after complaints about the number of drinking establishments. The order, issued following a conference with State Liquor Director Dale M. Duniton, lasts pending a thorough county investigation.
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Columbus
State liquor agency opens at Buckeye Lake market
The State Liquor Department announced a new retail liquor agency for four years in a market operated by Harry C. Skinner on route 157 Buckeye Lake. The move expands state control over alcohol sales in the area.
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Columbus
State Liquor Department
Harry C. Skinner
Buckeye Lake
Land makes up about a third of Earth’s surface
The statement notes that roughly one third of the planet is land while the remaining portion consists of oceans and other waters. It highlights the balance between landmasses and marine areas in geographic terms.
Wallace third party tries to qualify in Ohio ballot
Preliminary papers filed in Columbus and Springfield seek to place Henry Wallace on the November ballot as a minority party but the loyalty affidavit misses a clause denying foreign government ties. Officials note existing filings from Socialist Labor and Prohibition parties, while a new law limits ballot access to national party nominees. Separately, Cleveland’s American Can Society unit plans a $200,000 drive with a show, coin boxes in 4,000 stores, and memberships to combat diseases including rheumatic fever in children.
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Columbus
Henry Wallace
Ohio
Springfield
Wallace
Leland S. Dougan
Edward J. Hummel
Dougan
C. Ray Byerman
Clark County Board of Elections
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
American Cancery Society
London dress designer wins damages in breast operation case
Mrs. Stella Gluckstein, 50, testified a surgeon mislocated the tip of one breast after a fat removal procedure. A San Francisco superior court jury of nine women and three men deliberated 50 minutes before finding against Dr. Philip J. Livsett of Oakland, awarding 115000 dollars in damages.
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San Francisco
London
Stella Gluckstein
Superior Court
Philip J. Livsett
Oakland
Tortoise Jaws Feature Horny Beak Like Plates
The tortoise lacks teeth and instead has horny beak like plates on its jaws with sharp cutting edges. A low cost method for turning natural gas into liquid for storage in compact tanks has been disclosed.
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