Notable Pittsburgh Janitor Doctor to Head Wilberforce Chemistry
An article praises Edward Lee Harris a University of Pittsburgh janitor who earned a PhD and will lead the Wilberforce University chemistry department next month. It highlights his six years of study while working, urging perseverance for students facing financial barriers. The piece shares other personal schooling stories and local civic notes.
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Ays
Edward Lee Harris
University of Pittsburgh
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Ohio
Harris
Western Theological School
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Traction Lines
The Camouflage Of Flood Control In Public Power
Editorial argues that pairing flood control with hydro power is economically and scientifically flawed. It asserts power dams must stay full while flood-control dams must stay empty, exposing political motives behind flood control labeling. It calls for legislation to separate flood control from power projects to reveal true costs and reduce regulatory burdens. The piece also cites a view on a poet reflecting the age.
Anniversaries and history births and events listed
A compact listing notes today’s anniversaries of notable figures born in 1819 to 1881 with deaths through 1935, plus Today in History items such as postage stamps, Atlantic cable, tariff act, and Archangel landing. It also lists Today’s Birthdays for Gen. Hugh S. Johnson Maj. Gen. Malin Craig Mary Beard Ruth Sawyer Conrad Aiken Bruce Barton Arthur Morris and others.
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John Bidwell
California
Chautauqua Co
N. Y
Chico
Cal
Leslie W. Miller
Philadelphia
Brattleboro
Guy de Maupassant
Thomas Burr Osborne
New Haven
Conn
Desha Breckinridge
Lexington
Clare A. Briggs
Reedsburg
Wis
New York
Richard Washburn Child
Boston
Italy
Worcester
Mass
U. S
Washington
Payne-Aldrich ‘Tarif
Archangel
Russia
Pennsylvania
Pres. Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Jesse Owens
Alberta
Canada
Social Credit
Greece
Hugh S. Johnson
Okmulgee
Okla
N. R
Albert Durand
Ithaca
Conrad P. Aiken
Exeland
Savannah
Bruce Barton
Robbins, Tenn
Arthur J. Morris
In Christ Are Hid All Treasures Colossians Study
Bible Readings And Meditations for August 5 cite Colossians 2 1 7 stressing that in Christ lie all wisdom and knowledge. Paul warns against false teachers boasting a secret wisdom and urges believers to walk in Christ rooted and built up in faith with thanksgiving. The piece contrasts East secret wisdom with gospel truth and affirms the mystery found in Christ.
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Christ
Laodicea
God
Christ Jesus the Lord
Colossae
Colossians
St. Paul
Portrait of a Tarboro Banker From 57 Years Ago
A nostalgic sketch describes a Tarboro banker born 57 years past with a warm yet shy nature. He is free-minded and independent, likely to lead a steady, quiet life after early trials. The reading hints at good fortune in marriage and a successful path once hardships pass.
Mooney in Serious Condition at San Quentin Prison
Thomas J. Mooney, a labor leader serving life for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco, is reported seriously ill in the prison hospital with a gall bladder infection. Dr. Leo L. Stanley says no immediate operation is planned.
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San Quentin
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Leo L. Stanley
Lake Avenue Grangers Host Younger Group Party
Mrs J H Hogan hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for the Younger group of the Juvenile Grange at her Lake Avenue home. Attendees included Howard Behnke Jr Jackie Jackson Dale Miller Lillian and Herbert Stackey Jane Baker Elfen and Wilma Neufer Laverne Schmitkens Donna Miller Lewis Rosa and Roger Hogan. Jottings note Bible study Monday at Lake Avenue school and upcoming wiener roast and picnic at Century Park Lorain plus visits of Mrs Andrews of Adamsville Pa and Harold Starkey family with local friends.
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Lake Avenue
J. H. Hogan
Grange
Hogan
Hazel Blake
Howard Behnke, Jr
Jackie Jackson
Dale Miller
Lillian
Herbert Stackey
Jane Baker
Elfen
Wilma Neufer
Laverne Schmitkens
Donna Miller
Lewis Rosa
Roger Hogan
Green
Century Park
Lorain
500 Club
Andrews
Adamsville
Central City
Nebraska
Reno Collier
A. R. Starkey
Harold Starkey
Bellflower
California
Jake Smith
Murray Ridge
Voice Of The People Explodes Tax Waste Critique
Dear Sir, I denounce the Roosevelt tax probe as a red herring and defend tax equity. The debt nears 53 billion dollars, with rising costs and wasteful relief programs. Lorain County relief cuts show relief can be local and efficient, while public funds must not be squandered. Taxes are sacred funds, and mismanagement damages every citizen.
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Holstor
Voice of the People
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Congress
Roosevelt
Oscar G. Dunn
Lorain Couny
Lorain County Kennel Club Elects Officers
At a Lorain County Kennel Club meeting M D Ackerman was named president and Mrs D B Jenkins vice president. Grace L Goldthorpe becomes treasurer and Mrs Rosamond Stencil secretary. A Puppy Match for All Breeds is planned for Sunday August 29 at Stop 78 East Lake Road with judges from Cleveland Lorain and Biyria. Members only may enter a pedigreed puppy under one year. applications available from officers. prizes and ribbons awarded. postevent basket picnic planned.
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Lorrain County
East Lake Road
Cleveland
Lorain
Biyria
Altho
Ths
Kennel Club
Taxpayers Crushed by New Deal Policy Critique
E C Young of North Ridgeville denounces the New Deal as a tyrannical taskmaster. He argues that nearly three months each year are spent serving the government, with rising taxes and growing public payrolls burdening taxpayers.
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Beedeville
Tugwell
E.C. Young
North Ridgeville
Lorain County Kennel Club Sets August Meeting
A regular meeting of the Lorain County Kennel Club will be held on August seventh at 7 p.m. at the Y.M.C.A. in Elyria. Plans for forthcoming events will be formulated.
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Lorain Colltery Kennel Club
Bad
Elyria
Changes Plea Fined $50 and Costs for McGinty
James McGinty of 1764 Lexington Avenue Lorain changed his plea from not guilty to guilty and was fined $60 and costs with driving rights suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court yesterday afternoon. He was arrested Tuesday evening by local police on a driving while intoxicated charge. He had entered a not guilty plea yesterday morning.
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James McGinty
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Leonard Smith
McGinty
Local Social NotesFrom Akron to Wooster and Elyria
Murray Ridge U8 BRIE, families from Akron Detroit and Elyria spend weekends with local hosts in Wooster Elyria and Amherst. Pearl Eppley visits Cleveland. Anne Eppley and Pearl Eppley greet A Eppley in Amherst Fri day. Revercombs move to 5 Laundon Court Elyria. Bettws-y-Coed noted as a Welsh village of about 1,000 souls.
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Brie
N. J. Adams
Akron
E. W. Eppley
Jack Anton
Detroit
A. J. Derek
Frank
Louis Eldred
Wooster
Ohio
Pearl Eppley
Ben Jones
Cleveland
Stanley Draper
Elyria
Ralph Page
Agnes Jalcewich
Aliee Revercomb
Charles Foreman
Anne Eppley
Mra
A. Eppley
Amherst
Mra. A. Revercomb
Laundon Court
Bettws-y-Coed
Wales
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Avélt
Second Street
Llyria
Loreie County Printing & Publishing Company
NS & CG
Hudnutt
O. Clare George
State of
Chicago
Mitchigan
Fifth Ave
General Motors
Jances
Allegheny
Oberlin
College Town
College
Cape Cod
Austin &. McKitrick
Kenton
McKitrick
Senienior Berdankater
England
Banking Borm
Tarboro, N. C
Grangers
Pharis
City Tire House
East Ave
Depot St
Linco Gas Station
Lake Ave
Voice of
People
County Kennel Club
Wilmot ™ Printing Company
Masonic
Ale
Cias Company
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