Inventors Day mark ties to first patent act in 1790
The piece notes April 10 as the sesquicentennial of the first patent act and Roosevelt’s call to commemorate Inventors and Patent Day. It recounts the 1790 Congress passage creating the patent system, the role of Washington’s 1790 message, and the inaugural patent board headed by Jefferson, Knox, and Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edison
Wright
Congress
New York
States
George Washington
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Knox
Edmund Randolph
Watching Propaganda Shapes American Awareness of Foreign Influence
Analyzes rising U S concern about foreign propaganda since World War I and the Dies Committee track. Notes Senate Foreign Relations Committee approval of a seven senator investigation to study propaganda activities aimed at altering U S neutrality. Cites Clark of Missouri urging disclosure to help the public differentiate sources.
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Dies Committee
America
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Clark
Missoury
America's Musical Leadership Emerges in a Generation
A historical view credits a drastic shift in cultural status as America moves from perceived musical backwardness to global leadership. It notes widespread orchestras, emerging groups, frequent concerts, and radio broadcasts spreading European and native talents nationwide, shaping a new era in American musical culture.
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Germany
America
Europe
Bible Readings Reflections on Peter and Jesus
A brief meditation on Jesus accepting suffering and Peter’s rebuke. It reflects on trusting God's higher plan, resisting personal agendas, and relying on faith during times of doubt, with encouragement to support others without weakening them.
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God
Jesus
Peter
North Ridgeville Wedding Daily North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville witnesses Lena Salsbury and Wesley Smith wed with guests from Chachem Wooster Oberlin Lakewood and Cleveland. After brief honeymoon the couple will reside at 113942 Cranford Ave Lakewood. Ridgeville High hosted the Annual Junior Senior Promenade with grape arbor decor and blue balloons.
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Ridgeville High School
Gladys Ponting
Lynn Capell
Howard Barron
Tom Richards
Lawrence Rothgary
Coletta Bommer
Anna Mary Fritz
Elmer Dudk
Lesola Wen
Plant leaf factory and carbon source in plants
The piece explains photosynthesis where leaves convert carbon from atmospheric carbonic acid into plant food with chlorophyll. It notes nine of ten essential nutrients come from soil while carbon comes from the air and is taken up by green leaves. It also highlights golf achievements of William Wade Hinshaw, including three holes in one over three seasons and a 46 score at Columbia Country Club.
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Earth
William Wade Hinshaw
Columbia Country Club
Senior Class Distinction Day and Scout Notes
Seniors held Distinction Day with student leaders Betty Andrews and Raymond Kathe presiding. A Torch Society talk by Robert Tine highlighted NHS eligibility. 29 girls attended Girl Scout meeting at Town Hall with cookie sales and new patrols announced. refreshments by the Whispering Pine Patrol.
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Acieves
Betty Andres
Muss Smith
Miss Kirsch
Patterson
Hell
Gir
PTA
Marie Gerstenberger
Ledessal Eden
Jear Smoltz
Whispering Pine Patrol
Bluebirds
Choose President For Wilmington College
Dr. Sheppard Arthur Wilson of Whither California was chosen president of Wilmington College by the board to succeed Dr. Walter L. Collins who resigned to join the state department of education. Wilson, 44, will move to Wilmington this summer and had been dean at Whittier College and a Wilmington biology faculty member from 1950 to 1928.
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Wilmington
Sheppard Arthur Wilson
Whither
Cali
Wilmington College
Board of
Walter L. Collins
State Department of Education
Watson
Whittier College
Kansas
Death by own action verdict in child beating case
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles ruled that 36 year old Mrs Lolita Davis killed herself by self harm after beating three of her children with homicidal intent last Thursday. The verdict clears her 11 year old daughter Chloe, whose testimony included obtaining a razor blade to slash wrists. Chloe said she was directed to strike her 3 year old brother and even her mother with a hammer.
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Los Angeles
Lolita Davis
Chloe
Dog Delivers Paper by Night to Ches ter Master
In Chester Massachusetts every night the Eastern States Limited is met by a dog that carries a Boston paper to its owner U S Boyer flagman of the Boston & Albany railroad ties a light on the dog Kota Chief a two year old springer so crew can spot the delivery The dog retrieves the paper as the train hits the field and trots to the distant farm house.
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Chester
Mass
Eastern States Limited
Boston
U . S Boyer
Bosco & Albany Railroad
Kota
Expert On Typography Urges Cheaper Books
CAMDEN NW J March 1 Richard W Elllis, a Haddon Craftsmen typographer, deplored sale of books by pure poundage and urged publishers to bring literature to the public in smaller cheaper volumes. Elllis said the average reader prefers small compact well printed volumes to large bulky books and condemned high prices for books offering well printed volumes for $1.25
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Camden
Richard W. Ellis
Haddon
Ells
Reguer
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Elyria Savings
Toefell York Inc
Bette
Wiss Austa Ledersen
Coperight
Uquart & Myzas Tosacca Co
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