Field Museum Probes Ancient Egypt With Xray Eyes
Chicago April 20 Field Museum investigates ancient Egyptian mummies and Chinese crafts with new Xray equipment. Stanley Field says the devices aim to uncover how sounding cast iron was made and to identify causes of death in mummies. Early results focus on natural history specimens and cast iron samples from China.
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First Criminology College Founded in San Francisco
The world’s first college devoted entirely to criminology opened in San Francisco, California, promising degrees like CC and MCH and claiming high eventual impact on policing. The institute, linked to Lincoln University and featuring noted criminologists, aims to study crime causes, detection, and prevention while preparing graduates to carry titles signaling expertise.
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San Francisco
Cesare Lombroso
FPE
M & CH
Criminology College of California
Thauneey McGovern Lr
Nincolm
Crimologisn
Britain
France
Hossa
United States
Sisinett Crime Experty
Qian Enumeri
Gasoline Prices Fall Across Columbus Area
In Columbus Ohio motorists enjoy lower fuel costs as price cuts sweep stations citywide. The Columbus Oil Company matched a Standard Oil reduction to twenty cents a gallon, with Pure Oil and others following suit. Observers say ongoing new field production may sustain further declines, per Columbus Oil vice president A Lawhach.
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Columbus
Ohio
Uptown
Columbus Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Easter Services Reflect Community Ties In Heaton Area
Ming Blears and visitors join families on Butternut Ridge as pre-Master services draw a large turnout. About 225 attend Sunday school and an Easter program with orchestra, solos, duets, and sermons. Several converts are pledged, and offerings near eighty dollars are reported. Guests travel from Cleveland and Berea as locals host family visits and church events across Ridgeville and North Olmsted.
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Dorothy Lonason
Laverne Lantz
Dorothy Crowell
Gern Dvimaline
Hur MacdAlpine
Max Paver
Minnie Lowe
Christ
Itlsel
A. J. Carpenter
Pauline Hisher
Marian Crowell
Harriet “Crowell
Orch
Panther
Ebolry
Sure Alexander
Mida Hoskin
Dorothy Longton
BE. Durkee
Whois
Calvary
Daphne Lowe
Cleveland
Ernest Smith
Judge
F. B. Judge
California
C. J. Dibble
Cary
Mich
Walter West
Ralph McFadden
Lakewood
C. B. Weedran
Sundar
Hloise
Betty McFadden
Sullivan
Ohio
Albert Warren
Detroit
A. Baker
Elyria
Wellington
Elyria Varsity To Play Lorain Bulldogs Tonight
Elyria Varsity of the focal M C A meets Lorain Bulldogs this evening at the Taln for the county class A volleyball championship. A trophy will be awarded to the winning team. Elyria roster includes Walter Davies, inert Riven, Howard Gollmar, King Fauver, George Gould, W O McClellan, and Howard Leinseder.
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Lorain
Elyvia
Focal ¥. M. Cla
Lorain Bulldogs
Elyria
Walter Davies
Inert Riven
Howard Gollmar
King Fauver
George Gould
W. O. McClellan
Howard Leinseder
St Marys Banquet and Hi Y Basketball Honors
Ef Mbiry's basketball team will hold a dinner at the Newell hotel at 130. Mal Siward, former coach at Joh Carroll University, will speak. Elyria Y MLC officials will present awards, with 190 team members recognized. An employee injury incident at the Peerteas OU Cap is noted with medical care at Elyria Memorial Hospital. New traffic violators were listed at police HQ including several locals.
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ST. Mary's
Mbiry
Newell
Mal Siward
Joh Carroll University
Moore
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Momograms
Air mail service under way between Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Cleveland to Pittsburgh air mail route launches after test flight. Three Ford monoplanes, a Waco craft, and a small airship participated in the ceremony. Lovejoy departed Pittsburgh at 3 pm. a Cleveland start is set for 12:16 pm Thursday with stops in Youngstown and McKeesport, Pa.
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Lovejoy
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Youngstown
Social News From Local Homes At Columbia Station
Visitors and relatives from Columbia Station and nearby towns filled homes this Sunday and weekend. Names include the Wards Bassett Schill Tassett Hintsen Spramy Cole Kelner Spear Freeman Freeman family Wakefield Wagner Hennie Alway Strand Martin and others, with meals and family gatherings noted.
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Burton Ross
Virginia
Margaret
Longhon
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Hoon
Ubert Bassett
Janna Schill
Flyrin
Paul Tassett
Hintsen
Carlisle
Rusty jSumlay
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Spear
Wilt Cole
Columbia
Charles Fiieo
Civahowa Walls
Airs
Whearly
Cleveland
Charles Lonehon
Eaton
Washington
van Freeman
Chicago
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Gratz Ang Camaly
Wharst
Blelen Tader
Ridgeville
Miss Haven
Hamplten
Elyria
Mary
Sunlay
Afr
Oamal
Edmund Meares
Whyria
Aid Otis
Elmer Hik
Bo Whelyer
Anahter Shirley
la Grange
C. W. Loughon
Prides
Mary Dawley
Charles
Bhata
Nidry
Walter Harnidel
Ray
Widgeville
Tre
Will Henne
Llewellyn Strand
Brewley
William Hennie
John Alway
Hilda Martin
North Olmsted
Elizabeth Wagner
Burt Martin
Lorain
Wellington Latin Freshman Entertains at Club Meeting
Wellington April 20. Freshman Lat in Lath Students entertained by the P Q R club at its monthly meeting. Miss Leila Weaver hosted, with Miss Caroline Gareppenter taking high honors in the Latin game and Karwin Branson second. Superintendent A W Shields was a faculty guest. Sunday evening program includes six home talent acts at the Looneet with acts like The Man from Calcutta and Willard the Wizard.
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Ulrich Hege
Wellington
P.Q. R
Sy.dyterucsis
Leila Weaver
Caroline Garepenter
Karwin Branson
A. W. Shields
Mike Weaver
Cleveland Orchestra closes Oberlin season with grand recital
Oberlin April 20. Charles W. Lawrence obituary lines appear. The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra led by Nikolai Sokoloff delivered a top concert to a good crowd. They opened with Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C minor and performed arias from Wagner opera, drawing an enthusiastic encore from Sokoloff.
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Oberlin
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
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Sokelot
Gudletee
Oberlin Women’s Club hears Professor Dickenson on literature
A large gathering of Oberlin College women attended the Literature department meeting of the Oberlin Women’s Club hosted by Mrs. Cart HL Dudley at 163 West College Street. Professor Edward Dickenson, emeritus of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, gave a brief talk. light refreshments followed. A Windber guest list and an American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion hall that evening were also noted.
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West College Street
Edward Dickenson
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Lee Wera
Oa Windber
Oberlin bans midnight serenades for couples on campus
Romantic students at Oberlin College face a crackdown as a new rule bans after hours serenades beneath dormitory windows. University authorities say the midnight songs disturb sleep and campus order, with violators to answer to the dean for punishment.
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Soya
Avery
Debates and events at the college Thursday and Saturday
The last women's debate will be held Thursday in Birethureth at 7 30 with the Oherkin team versus Ohie Wesleyan on marriage and divorce. Visitors denied by the Oho amid candidacies. A junior prom and Tivaree event are set for May 11 with Ted Weems Victor Orchestra. Harry Nostormes will deliver lectures at Swarthmore College on Thursday.
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Birethureth
Oherkin
Ohie Wesleyan
Oho
Harry Nostormes
Dee Livers
Swarlimore College
Oberlin Professor to Speak on Farming in Denmark
Professor Newell Simms of Oberlin College will deliver an illustrated address on Farming in Denmark at Pittsfield Community Church Sunday evening April 24 at 7 30. The Vaunted Circle will be presented in the high school auditorium Friday evening May 6 by the junior high as its annual play rehearsals are being held.
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Vialey
Israel
Carl Marlin
Klying
Fay Wolce
Pen Held
Newell Simms
Yenomalogy
Oberlin College
Denmark
Pittsfield
Rowland Hall
Annual high school play and trackster notes headline
The senior class plans the annual play Come Out of the Witely on late May at Otte im Jupe. Visiting son Ms. Michael of Florida visiting family. tracksters busy preparing for the season with Hahn Wright Parker and others leading sprints and throws. A soldiers’ contest and a divorce suit against William H. Dewey are noted.
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Otte Im Jupe
Ten Questions from Classified Page Quiz Theme
A reader’s puzzle titled Ten Questions lists ten prompts on sports and Olympic topics. Questions reference famous athletes, teams, and records, asking for identities such as the “Three Year Rule” instution, Olympic stars called “the Whales,” and the youngest American to win an Olympic title.
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Hothe
Neutre Dame
Molla Mallory
Markets News From Cleveland and Other U.S. Grain Centers
The report covers Cleveland livestock and grain prices with hogs and cattle receipts and bidding, Toledo and Minneapolis grain listings, and Chicago dairy and meat prices. It notes weak beef cattle demand, steady sheep markets, and variable grain futures with several price levels across multiple markets and commodities.
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Cleveland
German Unemployed Free Ad Section Draws Attention
The German unemployed turn to free ad sections in newspapers, with bundles posted outside boxes to entice readers. The Newspaper Publishers Association notes the stunt yields advertising value as job seekers find leads, while slight boosts to street sales are possible.
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Belen
Germany
Tis
Aasociation
Real Estate Transfers in Ridgeville and Lorain
Continental Cooperative Realty Co transfers lots 33 and 34 Ridgeville Heights to Gertrude Behrens. Helen Heck sells parts of sublots 1 and 2 block 3 Braman addition to Lorain for 105 dollars. William RR Fast transfers Jot 434 in Sheffield Land Co.'s first addition to Lorain. Rollin G pans to Joseph Seres.
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Gertrude Behrens
Ridgeville Heights
Helen Heck
Rose Lanza
Sublota 1
Braman
Lorain
William
Death Notices From Harwood Street and Elyria Hospital
Mrs Paris ara Vies aged seventy one died at home 134 Harwood Street Tuesday at 7pm funeral Friday 1pm burial Wellington Survived by husband Word Davies and three daughters Mrs Tore Mrs K Avery and Mrs I Burdick. three sons John Pred and Ernest and seven grandchildren Mrs Peter Russo of Stony Ridge Ridgeville died last night at Elyria hospital survived by husband six children oldest twelve youngest fourteen. funeral arrangements incomplete Indefinite names in OCR may reflect two separate notices.
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Pred
Ernest
Wellington
Peter Russo
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Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
United Press reports a 1927 WEAF network hookup linking six stations for Mendelssohn program with 17 Barth and Jarchie Birkenholz. Other stations like WIZ and WES air Our Musical United States and a Virginia Medical College night program. KGO Oakland presents a 261-11 p.m. show. WTAM Cleveland airs a symphony concert. WRZ also listed.
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Mendelssohn
Barth
Jarchie
Apartment letter boxes to ease German residents’ life
Cologne authorities back an ad funded proposal placing individual letter boxes in apartment hallways for selling ad space. The boxes resemble door cases and aim to spread nationwide, replacing built in metal fl ap cases seen in the United States. Sublet listings in Elyria include Citizen’s Building Co. units and small transfers with modest sums.
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Ea Mers
Lrae
Germany
Cologne
United States
Tal
Prison escape arrests in Dayton jail breakout
Dayton police arrest John Mundice linked to last night's Montgomery county jail escape. Mundice allegedly offered $1000 to James Grill for helping saw through bars to reach the ground, as six youths fled through a game window. Escaped inmates include James Gyrjfl, Dare ton, and others. authorities suspect flight toward Detroit and Canada.
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John Mundice
Montgomery County
Mundice
James Grill
NECATREETNT SCHOOL Fifth metre meeting notes recount members
The secretary read minutes from the previous meeting and they were approved. New business covered one on one pledges and tying club pins to members for four terms this part. The next year after pins arrive an election will be held.
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Opler
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