Three Buses In Triple Crash injure forty four in Arlington
In Arlington last night three buses filled with disabled American veterans and their families piled up in a three vehicle crash. Forty four people were injured and another collision involving a car driven by Paul Cuerussky, a Boston Symphony violinst, plus Robert G Morel and his two year old son added three more injuries. The buses were part of a 19 bus fleet carrying 500 delegates to a Veterans convention on a sightseeing route through Lexington and Concord toward a bean supper in Cambridge. Hospitalized overnight were Mrs Laura Kuby of Cleveland and Mrs W E Lamb of Portsmouth with serious injuries. others released included Mrs Mary W Fout and Andrew S Kuby among others. Paris introduces a new weather forecast telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Mass
Paul Cuerussky
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Robert G. Morel
Lexington
Concord
Cambridge
Laura Kuby
Cleveland
W. E. Lamb
Portsmouth
Mary W. Fout
Ohio
DAV
Andrew S. Kuby
D. A. Metcalf
Alton
Alice
Henrietta Social Notes From Dining to Reunions
Henrietta community notes detail a Hamburg fry and bridge night at the Lamvermyer and Kelly homes, birthday observances for Mrs. Logan, the Bauman reunion at Ruggles Grove with officers named, Methodist group planning a meeting, and various visits and dinners involving local families and guests from Elyria, Oberlin, Berea, and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Ernest Lamvermyer
Harley Kelly
Earl Kendeigh
J. R. Lees
Lees
Martin Logan
Collins
L. C. Bates
Edna
Logan
Bauman
Ruggles Grove
Fred Bauman
Martha Bauman
Carl Dute
Ruth
Henry Dute
Godfrey Bauman
Albert Schneider
South Amherst
Gertrude Cotton
Near Lorain
King’s Herald
Methodist Church Will
Steve Gottschling
Debates Freedom Privilege and Federal Grants in Aid
The piece contrasts congressional immunity for lawmakers with attacks on public figures, notes the clubby nature of Congress, cites Huey Long and Dewey Short, and criticizes New Deal era federal grants as political slush funds. It also lists escalating federal grants to states and highlights rising national debt, ending with a note on British Post Office raises and rail cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
John Lewis
John Garner
Thomas Ford
Lewis
Garner
Dewey Short
Roosevelt
Congress
Club
Huey Long
Huey
Mr. Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Alt. Garner
Short
States
Washington
Vendol Gains Praise For Constipation Relief In Columbus Ad
Mr. Herbert Haney of 373 Oak St Columbus Ohio credits Vendol with relief from indigestion gas sour stomach and acid rising after constipation. He reports improved appetite energy and sleep after using Vendol and its laxative tablets and says he now eats three hearty meals daily without discomfort. Leading druggists carry Vendol with local pharmacy endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Haney
Oak St
Columbus
Ohio
Philip's Drug Store
Broad St
Rigbee Clothiers Open In Larger Quarters Friday
Rigbee Clothiers moves to new 18 by 100 foot store at 556 Broad Street in a larger, modern space with indirect lighting. Previously above Reublin's, the shop will offer a fuller line for the entire family under Rights Supply Co. President Jack Eremwitz notes three sale methods including cash and 24 week budget terms. Souvenirs will greet customers at opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigbee Clothiers
Broad Street
Charles Woldenberg
Reublin
Woldenberg
Regular Rights Supply Co
Jack Eremwitz
Fremont relief fed to dogs, milk misused says warden
Dog Warden Hiley Mook reports relief milk intended for eight children is being diverted to four dogs at a rural relief client. Russia's population is noted as increasing in the same item.
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Paris
CIO
Fisher Body Tool and Die
Acme Telephoto
Jean Court
Oberlin
Wallace Court
Nelson Reusser
Alan
Elyria
Albert Reusser
Barbara Rdgersbach
Katie Burke
Esther Haussen
Amanda Bauman
Miss Fuller
Berea
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Boake Carter
England
Brenner
Eagle Shoe CO
Huarache
Eagles Shoe Co Co
Russia
Bigbee's Clothing Dept
Coats
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