Tennessee primary pits Browning Berry Crump era clash
In Memphis Tennessee the Democratic primary pits Governor Gordon Browning and Senator George L. Berry against Ed Crump aligned against them. Campaigns are labeled gutter politics and state crime investigators examine polling records. Roy Wallace withdraws, calling the race the most disgraceful he has known. The piece juxtaposes political fighting with a closing line about the common daisy's daily nectar cycle.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
George L. Barry
New Dealer
Gordon Browning
Ed Crump
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Senate
State Crime Commission
Browning
Berry
Crump
Tom Stewart
Prentice Cooper
Radio Programs and Schedules Across Cleveland Stations
A dense laydown of programs for WTAM WHE and WGAR on Thursday and Friday August 4 5 1938 including names like Myrt VWorge Winaloww Rudy Vallee Amos n Andy Bob Burns and Major Bowes plus sport and music segments with Botke Carter Robert Johnson and the Inside. Entries list station times show blocks and featured acts across WTAM WHE WGAR WCLE and related local outlets with numerous program titles and host names.
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P.M
Lewell Thoma
Don Winaloww
Vocal Variett
Sportsman Wild
Let's
Eapto
Rudy Vallee
Tibi
Promen
Bob Dalley
Bob Burns
Amos
Sweet
Low Stevens
Serenade Ripke
Carter Sintonietla
Death Green Hornet
Robert Johnson
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WTAM
WHE
WGAR
WCLE
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Land Title Guaranty
Real estate transfers dated August 3 1938 reported by Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company list transfers in Elyria Wellington Lorain and Oberlin including Pearl Beck to Mike Beck on Spruce Street and Fannie E Ltd to Sola Rey on DeWolf Street. Also transfers by Wickens Co to Central Ohio Paper Co on Dasum Review and Sgn Off Lake Shore Road. A note mentions Formosa bamboo as malaria breeding risk and required cutting.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Pearl Beck
Mike Beck
Spruce St
Elyria
Fannie E, Ltd
Sola Rey
DeWolf St
Wellington
Lailhe M. Jackson
Sol Ray
R. A. Harrs
Wickens Company
Central Ohio Paper Co
Grafton Quilt Club Meets at Eunice Johnson Home
The Knot 2 Thread quilt club gathered Thursday for an all day session at Eunice Johnson’s house. All members attended except one, with guests Estella Harrison of Oberlin and Eugene Haloway. A noon dinner was enjoyed. George Grabenstetter will host August 18.
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Quilt Club
Grafton
Eunice Johnson
Estella Harrison
Oberlin
Eugene Haloway
George Grabenstetter
The Silent Observer vignette comic strip
A humorous sequence features Sid Games golfing and a caddy hunting for a ball while the car stops and a playful exchange about lost hearings and originality unfolds. A cashier dismisses a request to cash a check without identification in a light moment. A stray love letter, a former dog catcher, and a mayor's dog steal a quick gag. The piece ends with a political themed verse about a Financial Creed urging thrift and savings.
Druggist Signs Rival To Hold Fort During Vacation
Omaha reports T H Miller a local druggist announced a one month vacation with a hand printed sign. He urged customers to patronize the rival across the street and not take trade downtown. He praised the neighbor and asked customers to return upon his return.
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Omaha
T. H Miller
Miller
Local social rounds include many Sunday and weekend visits
The clipping lists numerous hospitality gatherings with names and towns across Ohio and nearby states. It notes visits to the Shriver home by James Rinelspaugh, Agnes Sawyer staying with the Schacters, and a series of Sunday dinners and receptions in Akron, Lorain, Wellington, and Elyria. It also mentions Alice Maple completing a Summer session at Western Reserve University and plans for a traffic safety course for inmates in Southern Michigan State Prison.
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Dan Belden
George Harrison
Duncan
Alex
Ed. Rigby
B Kunkel
Cleveland
Paul Mills
Barberton
Raymond Mills
Piqua
F E Shriver
James Rinelspaugh
Shriver
Agnes Sawyer
Norwalk
Burt Schacter
Alice Maple
Western Reserve University
Roy Lang
Floyd
Harold
George Weber
Floyd DeLong
Spencer
Bar] Durkee
Alice Klinect
Eva McAdoo
Sullivan
Maxine West
Wellington
Lottie Klinect
Howard Klinect
Kenneth
Ralph McClellan
Akron
Betty Klinect
James Obitts
John Koepke
Anna Hasler
Koepke
Lorain
Jean Knechtges
Harland Knechtges
Detroit
Walter Derek
C.is Albrett
Garfield Heights
H. L. Wilson
Elyria
W. E. Baker
Michigan
Iowa Gov Orders Maytag Plant Reopened Under Martial Law
Newton Iowa August fourth the Maytag Washing Machine Company plant reopened at noon under state troop protection after being closed since May ninth Governor Nelson Kraschel ordered the move and relaxed a ban on an NLRB hearing The settlement proposal allows all but 12 union members to return to work while retaining a ten percent wage cut and the plant will reopen under martial law regardless of union acceptance.
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Newton
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Nelson G. Kraschel
National Labor Relations Board
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Thursday events include prayer meetings and club gatherings in Avon Avon Lake Chatham North Olmsted North Ridgeville and Rochester with times from 2 PM to 8 PM. Friday features teas ice cream socials and 4-H activities at area homes and town halls. Saturday offers the Grange picnic in North Olmsted and a bake sale in Sheffield starting 9 AM.
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Baptist Church
Avon Lake
Townsend Club
Park Hall
Chatham
The
Grange
At & Plm
North Olmsted
Universalst Ladies Aid
North Ridgeville
Pittsfield
Myron Brillner
Oberlin
Rochester
Center Aid Society
Eugene Babcock
LA Grange
Ladies Aid Society
F. L. Wolcott
Brighton
Ladies’ Society of the Methodst Church
Lake Avenue
Walter Schmitkens
Adelbert
Avon
Nelson Chester
Bob Kammiller
Harmoniial Society of the Methodist Church
Cuyahoga County
North Olmsted Park
Sheffield
Buckeye Sewers
Elyria Gas Company
Plans Forming for New London Laser Day Homecoming
New London prepares for Laser Day and Homecoming with Mayor C A Blackman and committee members J L O Hara and F P H Cunningham outlining events. A general meeting will be held within two weeks to appoint committees and finalize the program. Races sulky running pony and other features, midway balloon ascensions baseball tournament and new attractions are planned. Since inception two years ago more than 25 000 visitors have attended. The recreation centre with shelter house outdoor stores water and lighting is praised as the finest inland picnic spot in this part of Ohio.
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New London
C. A. Blackman
J. L. O'Hara
FP. H. Cunningham
New London Recreation Centre
Ohio
Local social notices list gatherings and visits across families
A long-sans-serif column details wiener roasts bridge games and dinners at Vermillon on the Lake and nearby towns. It notes guests from Columbus Lorain Elyria and Cleveland, plus travel from Dover Collins and Oak Harbor. A separate item covers Utica veterans pushing to rebury 51 forgotten war dead from potter’s fields to regular plots at a cost of about 1000.
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Utica
N. Y
Potter’s Fields
Board of Supervisors
Wage Reports Now Being Made Every 6 Months
Miss Margaret F. Bolton of the Lorain field office announced that wage records for 1937 are being credited to social security accounts. Regulation changes require employers to file wage reports quarterly, with the Bureau of Internal Revenue handling tax verification before forwarding data to the Social Security Board for account entries. Only a small number of employees have inquired about their recorded wages despite millions of accounts.
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Margaret F. Bolton
Lorain Field
Social Security Board
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Tropic Holiday Captures Modern Mexico at Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre presents Tropic Holiday a vivacious musical set in contemporary Mexico. The film features lively song and dance sequences and showcases a bright cinematic mood as audiences enjoy the colorful production.
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Mexico
Capitol Theatre
Three Stars Headline Lincoln Feature at Lincoln Theatre
Loretta Young Warner Baxter and Virginia Bruce star in Wife Doctor and Nurse now showing at the Lincoln Theatre. The comedy drama brings three popular performers to a local screen event.
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Loretta Young
Warner Baxter
Virginia Bruce
Lincoln
Lincoln Theatre
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