Royal birthdays mark aunt of Kilny George and Mary’s brother
London reports celebrate Princess Beatrice and the Earl of Athlone on upcoming birthdays. Beatrice, 72, and Athlone, 55, are highlighted amid royal family ties, former Battenburg links, and Athlone’s South Africa role as governor-general since 1923.
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London
Kilny George
Queen Mary
Beatrice
Prince Henry of Battenbury
Earl of Athlone
Natal
Thhle
Prince of Wales
Lady May Cambridge
Earl
England
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East
Africa
Wilseacres
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Victoria
Edward VII
George
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Alfonso
Spain
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Carisbrooke
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Tre Éthersad
Maurice
Lord Leopold Mountbatten
Leopold
South Africa
Alice
Unemployment Data Sought From 1930 Census
New York report says authentic unemployment figures may be available if the 1930 Census of Population adopts a recommendation from the American Statistical Association on Governmental Labor Statistics.
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Statistical Committee
New York
American Statistical Association
Committee
Census Enumerator Recommendation on Employment Questions
A public recommendation directs census enumerators to ask two employment questions. The first asks if ordinarily employed persons are currently out of a job. The second asks if those with two jobs are on layoff without pay. The committee cites difficulty in measuring unemployment duration and favors accuracy of other questions over longer interviews.
Town Line North Social Notes and Contests
April 19 visitors from Lorain and Elyria call on local residents including Mr and Mrs Wim Hess and Mrs E Ernst Mildred Rahl from Amherst high school won a typing contest and will compete at Glenville high school April 20 Mr and Mrs John Delfield also noted at local event
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Town Line
John Wagner
Lorain
Wm. Sudro
Ebert
Elyria
Wim. Hess
Albert Maurer
Wm. Hess
A. Dellefield
South Ridge
E. Ernst
Mildred Rahl
Amherst High School
Glenville High School
John Delfield
Amherst Social Roundup At County Clubs And Homes
Amherst residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Local families attended church events and dinners, with gatherings including Masonic concert attendance, Circle No. 6 at the M E church, and Evangelical Women's Union meetings. Visitors came from Lorain Cleveland Elyria East Amherst and Lake Avenue, sharing meals and calling on neighbors and kin.
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Amherst
J. Date
Misa Lit- Nan Ellerington
Charles Guild
Marian
Bert Masone
C. Shauver
Wm. Steele
Lorain
Elizabeth Mackert
Gertrude Davis
M. Kreb
Haid
St. Joseph’s Church
Herman Bischof
Harry Darwood
Cleveland
Mike Thalman
Lake Avenue
John Henes
John Delefield
Evangelical Women's Union
St. Paul's Church
Lewis Spiegelbert
Eliza Cook
East Amherst
Peter Flock
Raymond
Clayton Eppley
Henry Rakl
Mildred
Local Social News From Lorain and Nearby Towns
Paes and Mrs. Rufus Bortner from Sunny reveal visits as Mr and Mrs Oral Smith and sons from Lorain spent Sunday evening with L Bilechor. Guests at the Henes home include Carl Henes and son, Fred Coverdale and son from Amherst, and Otto Feagler from Elyria. Various locals visited relatives and attended a WTU meeting hosted by Mrs Theo Grills.
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Paes
Rufus Bortner
Sunny
Oral Smith
Lorain
L. Bilechor
Russell
Elyria
Gertrude Davis
New York
E. Mackert
Fred Altman
Paul Ackerman
Lewis Spiegerberg
West Ridge
Nick Webber
Oberlin
Hermat Mackert
Hollywood Friendly 10 Talkies Declares Hollywood Gentle
George Abbott of eastern theatrical circles says Hollywood has no grudge over Broadway’s invasion of talking pictures. He notes Hollywood’s warm reception of stage figures and mentions his plan to direct Edith Wharton’s The Children for Paramount while in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Broadway
George Abbott
Abbott
Edith Wharton
Paramount
Hollywood versus talking pictures a New York director weighs in
A noted New York stage director compares Hollywoods reaction to talking pictures with a wary welcome and predicts a shift in entertainment. He notes writers moving to Hollywood for dialog, stage actors adapting to microphones, and Broadway feeling the impact as sound film experiments continue to evolve.
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Los Angeles
New York
Hollywood
Talking Pictures
Tam
Lke
Broadway
Niagara Falls
Mexican Death Toll Surges as Tuberculosis Strikes Chicago
Health officials warn tuberculosis is taking a heavy toll among Mexicans flocking to Chicago, with death rates reported at 1,600 percent higher than whites and 360 percent higher than Negroes. An estimated thirty thousand Mexicans are affected.
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Chicago
Antique Cars for Sale Include Early Models and More
A list of vintage vehicles is offered with models such as a 1927 Buick Coupe a 1929 Chevrolet 6 Coupe and a 1926 Overland 6 Landau Sedan. Also noted are a 1926 Hudson Coach a 1924 Ford Coupe and multiple 1926 Ford bodies among MANY OTHERS.
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Studebaker
Nash
Dodge
Willys-Knight
East Avenue
Oakland Road
Unclear text fragment notes rising rates and India fatal wildlife figures
The fragment references rising rates and a 1927 India figure claiming 24,000 people were killed by wild animals. It mentions officials, a board, and storekeepers attempting to cope with mice catching and a cat ate tea? The readable portions are inconsistent and non-specific.
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India
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