Wellington Grange scene and local civic notices
The Wellington Grange meeting discussed community events and nearby picnics. Ohio Fuel Gas employees in Elyria Wooster and Mansfield districts planned a Chippewa Lake Park gathering. Lorain county Grangers met at Linwood Park. Fraternal Order of Eagles District No 9 initiated August 18 with 700 expected. Community news includes notable visits and local hospital and clinic operations.
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Wellington Grange
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Elyria
Wooster
Mansfield
Chippewa Lake Park
Wellington
Lorain County
Linwood Park
Kiwanis Clade
Wellington Band
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Wellington Lodge
Carroll Testifies In Own Defense At Murder Trial
Former Deputy Sheriff Francis M. Carroll testifies in his own defense at a murder trial in South Paris Maine. He denies knowledge of letters Barbara, his 17 year old daughter, allegedly wrote about him and admits owning a cigarette lighter found at the scene but says he last saw it on the sheriff’s desk before the slaying. His wife Ruby and daughter Barbara sit among spectators as they are slated to testify.
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Paris
Francis M. Carroll
Barbara
Carroll
Paul
Buddy) Dwyer
James G. Littlefield
Dwyer
Clyde R. Chapman
Ruby
Barnesville
Georgia
White House
Billye Bailey
International Ladies Garment Workers
Carter
Dogdam
Maryland
Sumner Welles
Welles
Mooney
Felita
Havana
Scotty
Tobey
England
Mrs. Welles
America
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Primary results show shifts in Ohio races and Lorain bridge vote
The report outlines Democratic Governor and U S Senator contests with Sawyer and Taft leading or in close doubt, notes strong Republican and other nominations including Sheppard for the Court of Appeals and Metzenbaum for Lieutenant Governor, and celebrates Lorain County bridge bond approval with supporters praising the campaign leadership and timely federal funds.
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Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Sawyer
United States
Robert A. Taft
Arthur Day
Taft
Robert Bulkley
Edward S. Sheek
Don Harter
Akron
Carl D. Sheppard
Court of Appeals
Sheppard
Perry Stevens
Appeals Court
James Metzenbaum
Metzenbaum
Paul M. Herbert
Oscar Dunn
Chas. Keiser
Harley Decker
Frank Henke
Lorain County
Lorain
Mexican Sophistry Threatens U S Expropriation Policy
The article critiques Mexico's stance on expropriation claims against American nationals, arguing Mexico rejects immediate or adequate compensation, challenging the Washington Arbitration Treaty. It notes Hull's note as insufficient, calls for firm U S backing, and warns against allowing Mexico to save face while ensuring indemnification for seized property.
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Mexico
Hall
Latin America
United States
Hull
Blind girl and guide dog stranded by London quarantine
An American critic laments England's six month rabies quarantine preventing a blind woman and her guide dog from ashore in London. He notes exemptions for performing dogs exist and questions why the exemption couldn't apply here. He recalls an appeal to the King failing and blasts bureaucratic rigidity endangering goodwill.
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London
England
Washington Roundup echoes in South Carolina race
The piece outlines President Roosevelt's cautious handling of the South Carolina senatorial contest, avoiding a direct endorsement amid local feuds and loyalties. It notes Cotton Ed Smith as a central figure and hints Burnet Maybank and Edgar Brown as other players, with Johnston and Sawver in a political tangle. It closes with light notes on Homer Cummings and a long WMC dispatch on a Kentucky labor trial and Barnesville kidnapping incident.
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Washington
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Palmetto
Politi
Seal Life
Cotton Ed Smith
Cotton Ed
Agriculture Committee
New Deal
George
Georgia
Tydings
Maryland
Oln Johnston
Ben Sawer
Highway Department
Johnston
Sawver
Rooseveltian
Edgar Brown
Brown
Burnet Maybank
Charleston
Homer & Cummings
Homer
Mrs. Cummings
Harlan
Harlan County
London
Will Flip Coin To Break Vote Tie In Plain City
Weldon Miller and Raymond Mercer, candidates for precinct committeeman, will settle their tied vote by a coin flip. After yesterday's balloting each candidate held 24 votes.
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Plain City
Weldon Miller
Raymond Mercer
Anniversaries and Birthdays From Historic List
Today recalls a roster of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notables include Edmund Randolph born 1753 in Virginia, Jay Cooke born 1821 in Ohio, and ex President Herbert Hoover born 1874 in Iowa. Other entries note events such as Missouri’s 1821 statehood, Smithsonian founding in 1846, and Roosevelt era government contract rules in 1933.
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Edmund Randolph
Virginia
U. S
Williams
George McDuffie
Carolina
Georgia
Cherry Hill
N.C
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Sandusky
Ohio
Mary A. Lathbury
Manchester
East Orange
N. J
Philip van Ness Myers
Farmers’ College
University of Cincinnati
Tribes’ Hill
N. Y
Philip S. Moxom
Cleveland
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Canada
Lawrence F Fhek
Carrltown
Robert Gray
Columbia
America
Richard Smith
John Carson
Missouri
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
N. RB. A
Strait of Gibraltar
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Norma Shearer
Streen Star
Montreal
Porter H. Adams
Norwich University
Vermont
Andover
James T. Williams
Hearst
Lincolnton
George Fried
Readings From Fritz Beck Letter On Faith Amid Peril
Excerpts from Fritz Beck's last letter to Dr. Conrad Hoffman dated May 16 1934 reflect steadfast faith under Nazi pressure. Beck writes of continuing talks in Munich June 4, enduring persecution, and reliance on divine strength through scripture passages.
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Fritz Beck
Conrad Hoffman
Munich
St. Paul
St. Augustine
Noted figures born in Worcester Cleveland and Brooklyn
The clipping recalls anniversaries of notable figures: William E. Hocking born in Cleveland 65 years ago, Water Bynner born in Brooklyn 57, and Hugo Eckener born 70 years ago. It notes Worcester Massachusetts roots for the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation and Harvard professor Hocking’s lineage. A reflective line on stubborn nature and persistence closes the fragment.
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Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Worcester
Mass
William E. Hocking
Harvard
Cleveland
Water Bynner
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hugo Eckener
The
Art
Case Dismissed But Not For Long In Assault Case
Jackson O Aug 10 The court journal records an assault case against John Emboden a WPA worker of New Boston but it will not stay that way as police prepare to apprehend him Emboden entered Justice R J Smiths office yesterday and at gunpoint forced the officer to mark the journal as he directed.
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Jackson
Court Journal
John Em
Boden
WPA
New Boston
R. J. Smith
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Coshocton
Girard
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Dickinson
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Bud Brouse
Charles England
Walter Hammond
Bloomfield
R. V. Snyder
Harvey Myers
Clyde Ray
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Myron Eose
Taus Clinic
Richard Newberger
High Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Newberger
Mary Pitts
Max Borse
Falls Clinic
Robert Peters
Nova
Zourtland Hee Ae
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U. S.pat OF
Sherif Merle Middleton
A. D Hall
Clay County
Middleton
P. R. Smith & CO
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Schroll
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