Tomorrow's Ohio Primary Vote Calls for High Turnout
The piece urges a strong voter turnout for Ohio's primary, highlighting the need to defeat Daveyism by nominating Chas Sawyer for governor and noting important choices in the U S Senate race between Day and Taft. It stresses support for county bond issues, including Lorain bridges, and calls for wide participation to reflect democracy.
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Ohio
Day
Taft
Lorain County
Lorain
Board of Elections
Germanys Vast Rogues Gallery Reveals Regime Repression
The essay argues that Hitler’s regime orders filing of fingerprints and photographs of every adult German, a step toward total regimentation. It contrasts with American voluntary records like Social Security and birth or marriage registrations, noting the coercive, pervasive nature of such documentation.
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United States
Germany
Washington
Whole World Map Is Changing
Howard Mikes recalls trouble crossing the Niberian Mountains due to metres instead of feet on maps. He notes aviation’s push for uniformity in maps, airports, weather reports, and fuel networks. The piece envisions global aviation linking regions, languages, and customs as planes and brands spread worldwide.
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Howard Mikes
Niberian Mountains
Douglas Corrigan
California
Ireland
Sahara
Canada
Corrigan
Hughes
Frederick B Suite Jr Beats Odds At 28 Amid Iron Lung Life
Frederick B Suite Jr celebrates his 28th birthday amid infantile paralysis and life in an iron lung. Despite two years in artificial respirators he remains optimistic, reading music and enjoying parties, with doctors hopeful he may soon breathe unaided. The piece notes similar cases and ongoing public concern as Franco extends the Spanish conflict.
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Frederick B. Suite, Jr
Reernile
China
Young Suite
Ife
Frederick B. Snite, Jr
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlight Noted Figures
A compact scan of anniversaries and historical notes lists Charles Bulfinch, Benjamin Yale, Nathaniel Palmer, John Rodgers, Charles Dana, Sara Teasdale, Wilbur Wright, and others with birthplaces, death dates, and notable achievements. Also includes milestones like the Stourbridge Lion locomotive trial and 1995 Ku Klux Klan march details. Demo dates span 1763 to 1995 with varied global locations.
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Charles Bulfinch
Nath Tol
Boston
Benjamin J. Yale
Trumbull
Conn
Nathaniel B. Palmer
Stonington, Conn
San Francisco
John Rodgers
Navy
Hartford Co. Md
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
N.Y. Modifirst Cal Renositary
Stourbridge
Honesdale
England
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
France
America
Notable Biographical Snips From Local Observer Notes
Dethtown records show mentions of Robert H. Lucas of Louisville born in Jefferson County Kentucky eighty years ago. Rev Prof Ernest O Lawrener of the University of California, named physicist, born at Canton South Dakota thirty seven years ago.
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Patrick A. MccCarran
Nevada
Reno
Eugene
Gene) Buck
Detroit
Rey Barton White
Western Union
Metcalf
Ill
Louis M. Nurton
U.S. N
Winchester
Pauline Lord
Elinn
Dethtown
Hanford
Cal
Robert H. Lucas
Louisville
Hinger
Jefferson Co. Ky
Ernest O. Lawrener
The
Univ. of California
Canton
S. D
Horoscope for a Superior Native in Work and Fame
Today hints at a person of high ability who excels in their field and earns respect. It notes potential for fame and wealth even in less favorable conditions, with ongoing recognition from employers and colleagues.
Bible Readings Inspire Seekers to Find Life’s Clue
A sermon-like passage from First John is cited, urging students to turn to Christ as the meaning of life. The text emphasizes witnessing Jesus Christ as eternal life revealed by the Father, urging personal conviction and devotion amid life’s questions.
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I. John Wl
Goodspeed
John
Thas
Jesus Christ
Christ
Studdert Kennedy
Pittsfield News Notes Local gathering and travel details
Pittsfield notes describe a home gathering with guests from Oberlin and Ridgeville, plus Mrs Joseph Pratt. LeRoy Lounsbrough and daughter Betty returned Sunday from a week at Brown's Camp on Lone Lake, Alpena, Mich with relatives. The lakeside trip included fishing and pleasant times.
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Pittsfield
Jey Telfora
Dan Tenoey
Jan Spend
Wes
Marion Ei
Jics
F Ng
Andrew Berger
Oberlin
Joseph Pratt
Ridgeville
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty
Brown
Lone Lase
Alpena
Mich
Tepert
Missionary Society Event At Methodist Church In Toledo
Mrs. Ada Sherburne plans to join the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church in a meeting at Walbridge Park Zoo area Toledo. The event is set for Thursday August 11 and will entertain the society members and guests.
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Zoo
Walbridge Park
Toledo
Ada Sherburne
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
al “Ferngan
Pleasant Hour Club hosts games and prizes in Avon
Mrs. Gervis Gates entertained the Pleasant Hour Club on Center Road with a cards evening. High scores went to Mrs. Henry Mittendorf and Mrs. Mat Casper. Refreshments followed. They will meet at Mrs Casper’s in two weeks. The For Get Me Nots held a quilting social at Mrs. George Eberling’s home on Bradley Road with cards. time and place of next meeting undecided.
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Avon
Gervis Gates
Pleasant Hoor
Center Road
Henry Mittendorf
Mat Casper
Casper
The
For Get Me Nots
George Eberling
Bradley Road
Local social notes from Avon and Rocky River families
Mrs Buell and family spent Tuesday evening at the Fisher home in Rocky River. Miss Dorothy Hein of Cleveland visited her parents in Avon. Miss Perle Wilford had tonsil surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital last Thursday. A ceremonial demand seeks to remove the term Touts or Germans from history writings as IPOS OF SAVHEC.
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Eremony
Ipos
Floods Halt Japanese March on Hankow
Shanghai reports Japanese air attacks on Nanchang and Hankow region halted by Yangtze floods. American residents included in area. Chinese forces massed at Nanchang to defend approaches. many homes destroyed as bombs fell in city center and outskirts.
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Shanghai
Japan
Nanchang
Hankow
China
Yangtse
Yangtso
Temperature Declines With Distance and Elevation
Temperature drops about one degree for every 50 to 60 miles toward either pole and falls roughly one degree for every 200 to 300 feet of elevation gained.
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