World leaders pursue international economic cooperation
Prime Minister MacDonald in Washington discusses gold, disarmament, and global economic conditions with President Roosevelt and Al Herriot. He urges free exchange and shared labor solutions to restart production and consumption, stressing currency stability and frank, courageous dialogue to end falling prices and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleand Ae Eann
MacDonald
Great Britain
Roosevelt
AL. Herriot
France
National Press Club
Washington
America
Britain
MaDonald
Municipal Gardens Plan Urged For City Program
City officials and residents push for definite operating plans for municipal gardens citing prior benefits. The mayor supports the effort and a Columbus item notes state relief plans to employ agricultural teachers for garden work. Many plots from last summer will be available again and action is urged promptly. A Philadelphian’s tax visit and a Hyattsville beacon are referenced in dying lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
B. O. Skinner
Skinner
Ve Conal Agricuture
Law schools may curb towels. litigants still enter court clean
A tongue in cheek note notes that although law schools may cut towel and soap supplies, litigants are still required to appear in court with clean hands. The line underscores formal standards in the legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Taken From Our Files 26 Years Ago Telegram April 24
A torn fragment from a 26 year old issue covers safety decisions, engine needs, and local sports. It notes a horse accident near Cedar Street and a body recovered from the Black River with a fatality linked to a horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiyrva
Chronicle-Telegram
Elsbeta Team Opens Season With May 4 Match
The Elsr.astbell team opens on May 4 facing Moerata Athletic Club of Clei Sas rs fest opponents. Elyria line-up includes Wert s Jackson Cosina Lehre Gore Davison Burgess Evans Norton. Oberlin- creator of a federation of charitable work will be considered at a First M. El. meeting tonight.
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Elsr
Lorain Adopts Protest Over Reverted Paving Bids
Lorain citizens last night adopted a resolution protesting bid reversion for paving Brownz Street Long Avyenne and Twentieth Street. The measure directs the board of control to push needed improvements and will be sent to Governor Dona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Brownz Street
Long
Avyenne
Twentieth Street
Donaher
Board of Control
Brakes Tests Find 91 Faulty Cars During Better Brakes Week
In the first chei test of automobile brakes yesterday 91 cars showed defective brakes while 247 were in good condition. Tests continue this week as part of Better Brakes Week observances. Shefield Township residents plan a meeting tomorrow night to learn about plans for a proposed village, including its name, boundaries, and incorporation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shefield Township
South Amherst Post to distribute garden seeds
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 met in club rooms with Commander William Statkin in charge. Routine business was conducted and the post announced seed distribution for flower garden work on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 at Legion rooms. Joyal Post members will aid distribution. open to all applicants. Social time with cards followed. 14 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Epworth League Venue and Roles at Social Event
A secular venue hosted a gathering of Epworth League members with several officers and helpers assisting. After a ceremony, a social hour followed, featuring informal activities and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Pride
Yapjes Kay
Hos
Birthday Observance for Florenth Ms. Ranny
A local birthday gathering honored Florenth Ms. Ranny as she marked another year. Friends and relatives joined the small, intimate celebration, sharing memories and best wishes amid light refreshments.
Diary fragment of modern Pepys in New York scenes
A fragmented diary passage set in New York on April 24 records scenes with notable figures and social rounds. The narrator visits Irvin Cobb, Samuel Watson, Thomas J. Watson, and others, attends croquet, watches liners, and observes a blunt reaction from a passerby who mutters a coarse exclamation. The piece sketches a lively, ironic portrait of urban social life.
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New York
Roy Cohen
Ben Finney
Irvin Cobb
Thomas J. Watson
Matthew Carney
Jobusty
Sizt
Allene Stone
Fred
Blyth Daly
Jack Dempsey
Michael Arlen
Watterson Rothacker
Reverry
Arglehargle
Frazier
Colette
George Armsby
Edward R. Tinkers
Reginald Newtons
Jack Johnstons
Hudson
Portraits of film stars and monocles captivate city
A nostalgic slice recalls Mary Mannering in Kansas City and Broadway monocles. The writer notes actors Leo Shubert and George Arliss, De Segurola’s fashion, and a monocle’s social grip. Anecdotes cover Mark Hellinger, Erskine Guynn, Daddy Browning, Han en Swaffer, Jack Dempsey, and Julius Tannen with sharp, bite sized vignettes of fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hellinger
Cladys Glad
Erskine Guynn
Indo-China
Daddy” Browning
Hannen Swaffer
London
New York
Jack Dempsey
Frank
Paris Ritz
Julius Tannen
Broadwax
Affectionate Reader Warns About Social Comebacks at Parties
A telegram from Affectionate Reader in 1933 jokes about staying active after fluency in social life. It mocks inviting to weekends and cocktail parties and even sleeping on the living room couch. The note reflects social pressures in urban society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Floral party honors Frances Sanders and guests
A favored pastime gathering for Florence's mother served as refreshment course to Frances Sanders Ethel Urschil Evelyn Kreeger Marjorie Hanson Genevieve Barbara Jama Sadie Willis Warrheil Slack Gueneverre Florence McCord Joe Klemowski Charles Kolb and others Miss Floorence received many beautiful gifts at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Frances Sanders
Ethel Urschil
Evelyn Kreeger
Marjorie Hanson
Genevieve
Barbara Jama
Sadie Willis
Warrheil Slack
Gueneverre
Florence McCord
Joe Klemowski
Charles Kolb
Miss Floorence
School Seniors Snapshot at Rudy Moc Studio
Local school seniors visited Lorain revenues to have their portraits taken at Rudy Moc Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Revenus
Rudy Moc Studio
Naomi Ruth Guests in Mansfield and Glee Club Trip
Miss Naomi Ruth was a guest of friends in Mansfield for the past week. Members of the girls and bow Glee Club from South Amherst School went to Clearview on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Ruth
Mansfield
Bow
South Amherst School
Clearview
Delivery and contact details for Wellington mail service
The notice lists delivery service contact at 801 Herrick Ave East Wellington with phone 308 W and a delivery complaints line. For missed copies or further delivery issues, contact Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland with phone 156 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Wellington Wins Coveted Honors in Music Contest
Wellington schools earned top honors at the County Music Contest in Clearview. The Junior High, Senior High Orchestra, and High School band all won first place. Huntington Junior High, with an orchestra two years old, won third. Penfield High tied Camden for second. Wellington will enter the State Contest at Clearview on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ray Rowland
Mark Osbun
R. L. Crowe
Clearview
Senor High
Huntington Junior High School
Penfield High
Camden
Wellington High School
Clearview School
Musicianship Honors Earned by Local Trio Friday
Eva Rowland, George Radasovitch, Janet Clisby, and Phillip Bradstock passed the examination for First Class Musicianship. The group, known for violin, flute, and clarinet, earned their honors Friday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Rowland
George Radasovitch
Janet Clisby
Phillip Bradstock
Anniversaries of notable figures listed with life dates
Today’s anniversaries recall Edmund Cartwright inventor of the power loom born in 1743 died 1822 Nathan Cabell almanac maker navigator born 1790 died 1818 Anthony Trollope novelist born 1815 died 1882 Francis Murphy temperance evangelist born 1809 died 1885 John L Stoddard traveler author lecturer born 1850 died 1931 John Trumbull jurist and satirist born 1750 died 1831 Thomas A Emmet Irish born lawyer and state attorney general born 1764 died 1827.
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Edmund Cartwright
Tyad
John Trumbull
McFingal
Waterbury
Conn
Detroit
Nathan Cabell
New England
Groton
Thomas A. Emmet
New York
Risee
Treland
New York City
Anthony Trollope
Francis Murphy
Ireland
Los Angeles
John L Stoddard
Stoddard
Brookline
Mass
Italy
First issue of the Boston News Letter in 1704 change
The prompt lists historical milestones including 1901 as the first issue of the Boston News Letter noted as the first regular American newspaper. It also references 1945 as the start of the Mexican War and 1914 when Vera Cruz was seized by American forces, along with the 18th century Trish Revolution breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston News Letter
Vera Cruz
Trish
Notable Americans Born This Year in Brief
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: John R. Pope of New York born here 39 years ago. Dr Clarence True Wilson born Molton, Del six years ago. Thomas A. Rickert AF of Labor VP and head of United Garment Workers Amelia born in Chicago 57 years ago. Oris P. Van Sweringen of Cleveland rail magnate born Wooster Ohio eight years ago. Tonyizz noted New York author illustrator and Marionette cater born Guatemala dl years ago. William E. Gonzales of Colombia newspaper publisher and pre-time Ambassador born Charles S. City. Marshall Phippe Petain Ver Ver- commander of Ver- stored fragments indicate varied identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Pope
New York
Sears
Clarence True Wilson
M. E. Church Board of Temperance
Morais
Molton
Del
Thomas A. Rickert
American Federation of Labor
Unttee Garment Worker
Amelia
Chicago
Oris P. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Wooster
Ohio
Tonyriz
New York City
S Cater
Guatemala
William E. Gonzales
Columbia
Chailresn
Lourries
New Albany
Ind
Maihal Phippe
Petain
Nero
Fragmentary note on mind, authority, and theater event
A fragmented, unclear passage discusses a strong mind under discipline and discretion, mentions capacity of authority and stress at multiple sites, and refers to a theater day and a birth hear. It hints at confidence, cooperation, and an enhanced disposition among associates amid a police-related or court context, though details are unclear.
Local High School Student Scores 98 in Friday Exam
Radasovitch achieved a grade of 98 at the local high school on Friday, a mark among the highest ever recorded at the school.
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Radasovitch
Birthday Dinner Honored Miss Lois Hide at Home
Mrs Walter Hide hosted a birthday dinner party at her home for her daughter Lois on Friday night. Later the group attended a dance at Fades Hall with guests including Misses Mary Batiles Beverly Wacker Betty VecAlpipe and Messrs Claude Parsons Perry Moherman Russell Buch Russell Dickason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hide
Lois
Mary Batiles
Beverly Wacker
Betty VecAlpipe
Messrs
Claude Parsons
Perry Moherman
Russell Buch
Russell Dickason
Special Congrega tional service music featured choir pieces
Yesterday's Congregational church service offered no selection by request. The Junior High School Girls' Glee Club performed How Sweet and Silent with a trio. It Shall Be Light was sung by Mary Hirde Virginia Gott and Marjory Falls, under Miss Warthe Rutledge's direction with Miss Betty Jean Page at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDousgal
Oberlin Singers Booked for Sacred Concert
Singers of the Colored Baptist church of Oberlin will present a sacred concert at the Methodist church on Sunday evening. The group specializes in the singing of spirituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Cmored Baptist Church
Focal Methodist
Memorial Service and Community Events in Medina
Dr W Revard will lead the Memorial Service for the Medina Association of Covonational Ministers at Sullivan on Wednesday with a large delegation expected from the moral church. The Crete 1 Ladies of the Methodist church host a cafeteria supper Wednesday evening. Homebuilders Class plans a party in Herrick Auditorium Thursday with a pie dinner. Mrs T M Pfeiffer welcomes Philathea Ladies Friday. Mrs John Stacey visits Cleveland. Reports say several homes were broken into Friday night including John Stacey Fred Abbot Sr and a filling station north of town. An attempted robbery also targeted Owen Prosser’s home with clothing taken and later found in Prosser’s yard.
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W. Revard
Medina Association of Covenational
Sullivan
Roral Church
Ladies of Crete 1
Methodist Church
M. E
Herrick Auditorium
T. M. Pfeiffer
John Stacey
Cleveland
Fred Abbott, Sr
Owen Prosser
Mr. Prosser
Ohio school shutdown threat eyed by PTA leaders
North East District Conference of Parent-Teacher Association heard a Canton speaker warn Ohio legislators backed by big interests are pushing to close the School of Ohio for one year. The Akron meeting discussed the unfolding school crisis and urged timely action by readers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Akron
Ohio
Cox
Canton
State of
Columbus
School of Ohio
Ohio Schools Need State Aid Speeches By Ethel Lingenfelder
Ethel A. Lingenfelter urges Columbus to fund Ohio schools as 840 districts did not open or operate part time due to lack of funds. She argues boards of education and other government units spend freely, but state aid is essential to educate the state’s children and secure future progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State of
Boards of Education
State Highway Department
Ethel A. Lingenfelter
Huntington Grange Meets With 22 Spencer Visitors
Huntington April 24 Huntington Grange met Thursday night with Master Willis Knisely presiding. Routine business, lunch committees named Myron Hines Vic Gordon Marion Crile. Spencer Wellington members and 39 locals attended. A lecture hour followed by doughnuts sandwiches and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Huntington Grange
Willis Knisely
Myron Hines
Vic Gordon
Marion Crile
Spencer
Wellington
Penfield
Regal family Easter dinner guests mingle with relatives
Easter Sunday at the Chas. Regal home included their daughters Miss Ethel Regal of Oberlin and Mrs Wilby of Spencer, plus Mr and Mrs Dean Regal and Rolland. Separately Mr and Mrs E Sanders visited Pittsfield to see Will Hart and his wife. Miss Helen Kater of Western also noted as present.
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Chas. Regal
Ethel Regal
Oberlin
Wilby
Book
Spencer
Dean Regal
Rolland
Erhart
E. Sanders
Pittsfield
Will Hart
Helen Kater
Western
Local People Attend Events And School Board Actions
Families and individuals attend funerals, visits, and Easter gatherings in Toledo and Brighton while local residents spend time with kin. The school board rehired teachers Edward Well principal and grade teachers Ruth Tran Evalyn Garver Hazel Putzers, with staff changes noted alongside community visits.
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Reserve
Dan G. Kater
John Sidle
John Gingery
Helen
Harold Howe
Toledo
Mary Longson
Robert
Pauline
Helen Beebe
Tia
C. G. Long
J. H. Palmer
Bessie
Aldene
E. M Vincent
Wellington
Ardell Ferguson
Muskegon
C. A. Regal
Wm. Ferguson
Hoxie Coward
Pleasant View
Chas. Coward
Pan
EL EL MecClafflin
Walter Mosher
Brighton
O.A
Edward Well
Ruth Tran
Evalyn Garver
Hazel Putzers
M. W. Laborie
H. Beckley
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Kent Wroroe
Lore Choo Te
Vars Artiet
Hersts
Cire Leagig
Jeffferson
McRif
Black River
Fred Lie
Cedar Stree
Ols
Elyria
Lelegram
Amherst
STU Ldy
C. J. Rata
Vi. H. EL Vai
Rolla
Fish
Tim
India
T . James
Florenth
Dyer
Sallys
ORV
Summertein
Central Pack
Frags
Harpo Mara
Alexander Woodeed
Mary Mannering
Evar Fe
Coates House
Kansas City
Shearer
Leo Shubert
Ife
George Arliss
de Segurola
Thevr
Uhekow
Violet Curtice
Todas
Les
Voice OF
THE
People
the Chronicle-Telegram
Grange
Broad St
WU. H. Brubaker
Mav van Wormer
Melton
Age & Io
the Bell Co
Reaton
C. D
Murbach
Capitol Theatre
the Nichols Funeral Home
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