Aid on Soviet Embassy Guard Rush at Peiping Feared Raid
Aug 11 Peiping reports said White Russians paid by Japan planned to raid the Soviet embassy. U.S. Marines and allied guards from Britain, Italy, and Japan massed at the Russian mission and its compound. Four men per unit remained at gates while hundreds more stood by. Russian agents near Peiping formed into a unit, with Gregory Enev named as a Cossack leader said to be active in the war.
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Esping
Demente
Iian
Apoo
Rcch
Emy Quarter
United States
Peiping
Gregoryenov
Forecasts Show Ohio Yields Mixed As U S Weather Outlook Broad
From Washington to Columbus, Agriculture Department forecasts indicate Ohio crops face slight reductions in some yields yet remain higher than 1936 and similar to long-term averages. Nationally, most crops show excellent tonnage potential though heavy rains damaged potatoes and sugar beets.
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Fashington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
New York Day By Day by O. O. McIntyre
New York City items celebrate harmonica prodigy Larry Adler whose London visit and private engagements led to fame, plus features on Mother Roper aiding mariners, Staten Island life, casual city scenes, ice cream wagons, and fashion notes. The column ends noting Dr Johnson’s cookery philosophy idea and Washington’s Weather Bureau library.
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New York
Larry Adler
George Gershwin
Gershwin
Adler
London
Mayfair
England
Johnson
Four-H Members Present Program At Grange Meeting
Four-H Club girls displayed pillow cases and spreads at Hickory Tree Grange in Amherst. The meeting included a business portion, picnic plans for Wickens place near Birmingham, and preparation for the September 28 inspection with program work and tableaux. Marian Knittle was nominated for the Columbus Youth Conference. two county delegates to be chosen.
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Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Wickens Place
Birmingham
Marian Knittle
Columbus
Heaven
Wanda Hecock
Ethel Noster
Pauline Wolf
Melvin
Brownhelm Band Members Trip to Detroit on Chippewa Steamer
Brief notes list Brownhelm band players among young people who enjoyed a Detroit trip aboard the Steamer Chippewa on Tuesday. Included were Betty Baus William Ehrman Sr and several ladies such as Mrs Rose Plate Mrs W Grugel Mrs William Schrader Miss Nell Kearns and Mrs Squires from Oberlin.
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Chael Woblever
Rose Plate
W. Grugel
William Schrader
Nell Kearns
Squires
Oberlin
Brownhelm
Detroit
Chippewa
Betty Baus
Wiliam Ehrman, Sr
Seventy Two Executed in Soviet Train Wreckings
Moscow August 11 UP Seventy two people were executed at Irkutsk for complicity in east Siberian railroad wreckings tied to Japanese intelligence. One March 19 wreck killed fourteen and injured thirty, derailing forty eight cars. victims included women and children en route to Komsomolsk. Vermillion Old Rock Kenton Inscription Found.
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Moscow
Irkutsk
Siberian
Komsomolsk
Social news notes from Park avenue and Ken tleigh Corners
Ralph Holzhauer and Richard Aschenbach visit with Mrs A Salisbury guest at J B Avery home on Park avenue. Mrs William Ehrman visits from Sandusky. Mrs Mary Flock entertains Circle two of St Ann's Society with pedro and banco. Mrs Thomas Andrews and Mrs Nettle Ludwig win high score. Refreshments served to 12 members and two guests Miss Younglass Avon and Mrs W Hess. Gift presented to Mrs Flock on her birthday. Mrs Louis Leib invites ladies to Ken tl eh Corners in two weeks.
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Ralph Holzhauer
Richard Aschenbach
Mary Flock
Jente Road
St. Ann’s Society
Pedro
Banco
Thomas Andrews
Nettle Ludwig
Younglass
Avon
W. Hess
Ohio C O C Head Says Cities Should Care For Own Poor
Columbus, Aug 11 The Ohio Chamber of Commerce president George B. Chandler criticized state shifting relief tasks to the state government He urged municipalities to fulfill the long standing duty of caring for the poor and warned against surrendering charters or seeking county or state control.
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Ohio C. of
C. Head
Columbus
George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Chandler
Chamber of Commerce
General Revenue Fund
Funeral services for Mrs Mary C. Lamneck
Ohio congressman's mother Mrs Mary C. Lamneck 83 mother of Congressman Arthur P. Lamneck of Columbus and Probate Judge J. H. Lamneck of New Philadelphia will be held at 2 pm Friday. The notice notes the Lamneck family and lists local ties while referencing other news about poor relief funding and state budgets.
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B. H. Ryan
Methodist Church
Port Washington
Mary C. Lamneck
Arthur P. Lamneck
Columbus
J. H. Lamneck
New Philadelphia
Death notice for Reverend CG BE and burial plan
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Reverend CG BE and states burial arrangements at a local cemetery. The text references a home event and a funeral leader, with limited readable details.
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Bere
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