Intolerance and Dictatorship Reflections on freedom under tyranny
The piece warns that dictatorship ends press freedom and religious liberty, citing Russia Italy and Mexico as examples. It urges Americans to defend a free press and worship according to conscience, noting dictatorship centralizes power and brings persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Russia
Siberia
Moscow
Italy
Mussolini
Mexico
America
Mystery Ray Promises Invulnerability and Global Interest
A new mystery ray that detects ships without light or sound allegedly identified 48 enemy vessels off New Jersey, boosting U S Army defense pride. The imagined battle sparked worldwide curiosity about a device that could pierce fog and darkness up to 50 miles and may influence future auto technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Coast Artillery
United States
United States Army
Clowning Tragedy Highlights Seasonal Waterway Dangers
A Phoenixville incident reports a canoe upending prank that killed two people. The piece warns pranksters who push, rock, or dive near bathers pose serious danger on water outings and urges restraint to curb reckless humor this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
Enlarge Work Of The G Men In Federal Crime Fight
The FBI has expanded from obscurity to prominence with a larger staff and wider jurisdiction. New laws enable actions like kidnapping cases across state lines. Agents now protect bank deposits nationwide, reducing robberies and centralizing crime fighting across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Federal Deposit Insurance
Federal Reserve
United States
New York Day by Day reminiscences and shoplifting tallies
Thoughtful column from New York on a summer Sunday includes casual sketches of public figures and performers, fashion, radio, and theater. It moves to a brisk focus on shoplifting in city stores, noting prosecution risks, notable thieves, and의 a vivid subway encounter with a purse snatcher, before drifting into nostalgic Paris reveries and a 1935 copyright note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lee Shippey
Fanny Farmer
Steve Hanna
Gan
Percy Waxmans
Leon Gordons
Peggy Fears
Manhattan
Robert Moses
Herbert Swope
Belasco Theatre
Buulding
Baron Wrangel
Clifton Webb
Billy de Beck
Gena Sarazan
Rex Stout
Beatrice Lillie
Phyllis Seaman
Cupid
Klein's
Union Square
Fulton Street
Ifien
Paris
Primrose
Rey de Bac
France
Paree
McNaught Syndicate
Notable Births and Deaths in Anniversary Entries
A chronology of notable figures born or died on anniversaries includes Izaak Walton born 1793 and died 1683, John Dryden born 1631 died 1700, Thomas Telford born 1757 died 1834, Solomon L. Juneau born 1793 died 1856, and William T. G. Morton born 1818. The text lists their professions and origins, reflecting a historical tally of literary, engineering, pioneer, and medical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
John Dryden
Thomas Telford
Solomon L. Juneau
Milwaukee
Montreal
William T. G. Morton
Boston
Amherst Eagles to attend state national convention in Darton
Amherst reports officers and drill team aboard a chartered bus bound for Darton to attend the Eagles convention and compete in ritual work and drills. The drill team and officers are named, with events including a parade and later competitive drill after the parade. A separate shower honors bride elect Irma Lau with games, a luncheon, and table settings, followed by a joint missionary society meeting at the First Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Eagie
Darton
Freda Rosenkranz
Rose Lauer
Betty Fackler
Ida Schriner
Pauline Barck
Freda Bahl
Maida Becker
Maud Bahl
Helen Schriner
Mary Edwards
Catherine Nalley
Grace Kabuski
Letha Pussbach
Margaret Schroeder
Ann Smith
Peggy McIntyre
Jeanne McGarvey
Nellie Wilker
Elsie Vinson
Minnie Hurlbu
Valerie Eppley
Oneta Striecher
Helen Jarrett
Shupe Avenue
Irma Lau
Harold Leimbach
Bridge
Banco
Alvin Brown
Raymond Kane
Rudolph Law
Churco
Timmy
Paul Braun
William Robertson
Neil Ludwig
Carl Becker
Allen Camp
Frederick Deiner
Maynard Schriner
George Dahl
Rudolph Lau
Harold Mathes
Alma Daniels
Dorothy Moff
Margaret Foldesy
Alice Becker
Mildred Zilch
Katharine Schriner
Oriel Stiwald
Elsie Herbst
George Berger
Philip Tucker
Lorain
Mildred Statson
Maurice Starck
Elyira
Notable Births and Historic Dates From History Today
A compact entry listing notable births and milestones such as James N Gamble, Harriet May Mull, and Norman H. Davis, with dates ranging from 1868 to 1935, plus notable events like the DeWitt Clinton locomotive trial in 1331 and the 1905 Portsmouth Peace Conference. Also notes on portraits of public figures and a philosophy of Today’s impulsive disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
Mass
New York
James N. Gamble
Cincinnati
Harriet May Mulls
Syracuse
N. Y
DeWitt Clinton
Canada
Portsmouth
N. H
Paris
France
William Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Amherst church notices and community events summary
St Paul Lutheran ladies met at church parlors for missionary plans led by Rev. Bosse with 22 members and 2 guests. Amherst Democratic Women’s Club to meet at Mrs Schaeffer’s home. St Peter’s church choir resumes rehearsals at 7:30. Evangelistic campaign at Town Hall ends with 29 Crusade members and a candlelight service. Prayer meeting at Foursquare church. Noon Day Club met at Methodist church with sixteen members. Brotherhood rally of Evangelical churches planned at First Evangelical church with 10 p.m. lunch and 7 p.m. inspiration service with Dr H V Summers. Hospital admissions include Richard Brundy. discharges include Mrs. William Shafter and Walter Fiergutz. Mrs Florence Linehos of Ellwood Ind and Edwin Pae r. Political notice for Geo C Martin for City Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Endeavor
St. Paul Lutheran Church
HR. C. Bosse
R. C. Bosse
Amherst Democratic Women's Club
M. B. Schaeffer
Milan Avenue
William Miller
Henry Gordon
Christ Brucker
John Fritz
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Leo Carver
Holy City
Carver
Methodist
Ladies’ Society
Brotherhoods of Evangelical Churches
Sandusky
Huron
Brownhelm
South Ridge
Lorain
Amherst
First Evangelical Church
H. V. Summers
Canton
Summers
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
CG. E. Schmidt
Congregation Church
F. EB. Eastman
A M Bickel
Brotherhood
Garden Sanctuary
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
R. C Jensen
St. Joseph R. C
James Eischen
Foursquare Church
Ida May DeVries
Local Socials and Church Announcements in Indianapolis Area
Linehos and guests visit Indianapolis with mentions of Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson and Mr. J Muth. Church announcements list St Peter Evangelical Reformed St Congregation First Evangelical Canton St Paul Lutheran Methodist St Joseph R C and Foursquare services with pastors and service times. Arthur Meesig attends Eagles convention in Dayton.
Murray Ridge Relatives Spread Sunday Visits
Aug events show Mr. and Mrs. H. Gannett and son visiting Huntington. John Bechtel staying with daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bonnew of Henrietta. Nettie Eldred and sons Frank and Louis called on Ray Elfred of Spencer. Oscar Werch and son from Cleveland visited Edward Werch. Doris Nichols spent Sunday with Elytia friends. James Gannett to spend week at Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riefs
Murray Ridge
H. Gannett and Son
Harry Solida
Huntington
John Bechtel
Walter Bonnew
Henrietta
Nettie Eldred
Frank
Louis
Ray Elfred
Spencer
Oscar Werch and Son
Cleveland
Edward Werch
Doris Nichols
Elytia
James Gannett
Kent
Local notes on Spencer visitors and family ties
Rilla Koether of Spencer is spending a few days at E. Eppley's home. Mrs. B Hampage has returned to Cleveland after visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ed Wetch. Helen and Charles Stusher of Elyria spent Tuesday with their aunt, Mrs. Anne Eppley. A note on the term Dutch arising from 17th century England Holland trade rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilla Koether
Spencer m
E. Eppley
B. Hampage
Nee Wetch
Cleveland
Ed. Wetch
Helen
Charles Stusher
Elyria
Anne Eppley
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Elyria Postoffice Act
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Detroit
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G-Men
0. C. McIntyre
Kity O'Dare
Atlantic Garden
Bowery
Kitty
Bon Ton
Brooklyn Bridge
Frank O’mally
Aserdanki
Central
South America
Caribbean
Islands
Bacon
Berdanier
Pierrot
Little Pierre
The
Loited Feature Syndicate Inc
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B. A. Jenne
Cleveland Si
Ladies’ Aid and
Woman’s Missionary Societies
Missionary Society
John Finkbeiner
Geo. Holstein
John Springer
Nettie Rosa
A. M. Rickel
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. H. Ludwig
Norman H. Davis
New York City
U. S
Europe
Bedford Co
Tenn
Walter R. Gherardi
Charlestown
Navy Yard
Honolulu
Warren F. Draper
Public Health Service
Cambridge
David Philipson
Wabash
Ind
Mahonri Young
Salt Lake City
Dunlap P. Penhallow
Washington, D. C
Walter GC. Allen
Yale and Towne Mfg. Co
Farmington, Conn
Lord Lytton
Lutheran Ladies Meet
Hospital News
Richard Brundy
William Shafter
South Amherst
Walter Fiergutz
R. D. Amherst
Florence Linehos
Ellwood, Ind
Edwin Pa Eee
Geo. C. Martin
City Auditor
Elizabeth Gibson
J. Muth
Emily Linehos
Gordon Schultz
Arthur Meesig
Eagles
Dayton
England
Holland
Hub Whiteman
Goodrich
Silvertowns
Riendly
TI Goodrich Co
Silvertown
AL Mason, Mer
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