Clouds of Dictatorship Rising in World Markets
Boake Carter warns a small but looming threat to U S living standards from dictatorial nations using cheap controlled labor. He argues a purely physical war would be disastrous, while a commercial war could erode U S wages and economy unless Americans unite to meet global price competition without destroying domestic industry. He cites currency control, production edicts, and government backing as keys, urging rational, nonemotional action.
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U. S
Europe
United States
Lewis
America
Britain
France
Nethelands
Local police seek more like him in Anaconda
Anaconda Montana police report a man named John Joe, registered for drunkenness, was fined five dollars. He offered three two dollar bills in payment, received one dollar in change, and donated the latter to a two thousand dollar fund the police are raising to buy a two way radio system.
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Anaconda
Mont
Lncal
John Joe
Cgrunkenness
Snake Hunter Shares Rattlesnake Tips and Bounty Wins
McGregor resident Larry Kersten profiles rattlesnake behavior and common myths. He notes snakes shed skin two or three times yearly, buttons on the rattle may fall off, and a rattler can strike from a straightened S shape. Kersten hunts in spring with a gunny sack and tongs, removing fangs before sending snakes for bounties. He has earned up to 700 dollars annually and estimates thousands captured.
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McGregor
Larry Kersten
Kersten
Avon Lake School Board Meeting Actions 1939 40
Avon Lake board convened Monday evening approving invoices for payment and renewing insurance on the White School Bus. Janitors Ed Spaet zel and Otto Katterhenry were re employed for 1939 1940. Refunding notes were sold to Huntington National Bank in Columbus. School repairs to the stoker were ordered. Next meeting planned for September 7.
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Avon Lake
Ed Spaetzel
Otto Katterhenry
Huntington National Bank
Columbus
Stoker
Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club Meeting Report
Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club met with Mrs. R. M. Arnold at 1905 Lake road on Monday. Attendees included Mrs. R. R. Radinse Mrs. George Hertner and Mrs. Albert Walker. A 2 PM lawn picnic followed by a short business meeting and games. Next meeting set for Sept 11 at Mrs. Carl Schuster home with Roll Call Bulbs and Speaker E C Kendall on Planning Your Spring Pel ib Garden. Election of Nominating Committee to occur.
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Avon-on-the-Lake Garden
Public Dance by American Legion Post 211 at Chateau
American Legion Post No 211 to host a public dance at the Chateau on Walker road on Saturday evening August 12. The event features Buck Jones and his orchestra of Cleveland providing music for both new and old dances. Proceeds go toward a war trophy a field gun to be given to Avon Lake Village for placement in the park.
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American Legion Post No. 211
Walker Road
Buck Jones
Orchestra of
Cleveland
Avon Lake Village
Pinochle Club Postspone Meet and Reunion Plans
The pinochle club scheduled to meet with Mrs. Melcher Urig on Thursday has been postponed to August 17. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paul host a Masek family reunion Sunday with luncheon. Mrs. Gerves Gates hosts a Pinochle Club afternoon Tuesday with prizes won by Mrs. Joe Boehm and Mrs. Gates. In two weeks they will meet with Mrs. Henry Kinsner. Jolly 12 met with Mrs. Thelma Vaughn Tuesday evening playing 500 with trophies won by Mrs. Curtis Duff, Mrs. Payne, and Mrs. Moll. Lunch served. In two weeks they will meet with Mrs. Moll in Dover.
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Melcher Urig
Carl Paul
Masek
Gerves Gates
Joe Boehm
Gates
Henry Kinsner
Jolly 12
Thelma Vaughn
Curtis Duff
Car! Payne
Nora Moll
Local Household Visits and Travel News Highlights
A string of social visits and homecomings across Cleveland area suburbs is noted. The Sterling and Pedersen families hosted guests from Fairview, while Cleveland visitors joined Teddy Nussdorfer for a house guest from Hudson Academy. Lyman relatives returned from New York, and Glen Ernst came home from Shaker Heights. Madlyn Williams returned from Madison Wisconsin after six weeks of schooling. Ladies Aid attendance included E Ingold L Speigelberg and Betty Gunder at Clearview Grove. Ben Buswell visited friends in Lakewood and Cleveland. Mrs Joe Novotny was listed as ill on Point Drive. The item also mentions Gerald O'Hara as the character in Gone With the Wind and actor Thomes Mitchell.
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Theodore Sterling
Fairview
Ed Garth
Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
Teddy Nussdorfer
Hudson Academy
Ralph Lyman
New York
Glen Ernst
Shaker Heights
Madlyn Williams
Madison
Wisconsin
E. Ingold
L. Speigelberg
Betty Gunder
Ladies Aid Society
Clearview Grove
Ben Buswell
Ralph Williamson
Lakewood
George Johnson
Joe Novotny
Point Drive
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Scariell
Thomes Mitchell
C.h.merthe & Co
Gyria
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New Fall School
Shirley Temple
Cinderella
Kate Greenaway
Lucette
Ann Rita
Wayne
Paris
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