Unions Report Progress At Central Labor Union Meeting
The Central Labor Union held a well attended meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars ball. Officers said city labor groups show rapid advancement and better cooperation. Harshaw Chemical and General Industries unions reported high enrollments. AFL gains noted as Pfaudier Company union shifts from CIO. Alva Kemp and the organizing committee praised. Local 75 percent enrolled with CLU. J J Murphy of the Machinists spoke on plans to organize a local. Lorain members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Veteran of Foreign Wars
General Industries
Harshaw
Good Health Advice From Dr Claud North Chrisman
Readers query health issues in plain terms. Dr Chrisman notes he cannot see patients and often deals with vague details. A New York reader describes a husband with a suspected angina after a fall that drenched him with ice water, then pain in the head.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
P. H
New York
Can This Pain Be Angina Not An Attack
The text argues about angina symptoms and contrasts a heart muscle spasm with other pains. It cites Mr A in March with chest pain while Mrs H mentions severe fear and cold sweat. A car accident later caused rib injuries affecting activity and pain when using the arms.
Nervous patient with possible heart issue in rural family
A caregiver notes a man with broken ribs possibly causing chest pain and breathlessness. The diary suggests nerves, irritability, disrupted sleep, and a view that he may be an invalid. The writer proposes heart-strengthening exercises and cautious optimism.
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Mr. H
County seeks signs to deter transients in San Mateo
San Jose Calif. county supervisors urge state road authorities to post notices on all roads in San Mateo county declaring that no free food will be distributed to transients. The action aims to discourage beggars and vagrants by warning that aid is not available locally.
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San Jose
Cal
San Mateo County
Grafton Hostess Club Pinochle Tea and Vermilion Vacation News
The Gingham Pinochle Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Dick Kling’s home with prizes awarded to Mrs. George Grabenstetter first Mrs. Burt Schaefer second and Mrs. Lucille Cornish third Refreshments were served and a meeting is set two weeks later with Mrs. Irma Wise The Happy Go Lucky Club vacationing at Vermilion on the Lake hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Kferman Wise Mr and Mrs Charles Gest and families Mr and Mrs Burt Schaefer Mr and Mrs George Hamberger Mrs Scott Aldrich and Clair Wolf and son Other notes mention visits and trips among local residents and an upcoming Epworth League ice cream social and a London televised dress parade for men.
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Grafton
Dick Kling
George
Grabenstetter
Burt
Scaefer
Lucille
Cornish
Irma Wise
Vermilion
Happy Go Lucky Club
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Kferman Wise
Charles Gest
Burt Schaefer
George Hamberger
Scott Aldrich
Clair Wolf
Sadie Gorman
Pontiac
Mich
Father Mandeville
Avon Lake
Caroline Buling
Cleveland
P. Detorre
Alex Schwed
Michigan
Henry Wildenheim
Auburn Heights
Rebecca Hudson
C. G. Walker
F. B. Hudson
William Johnson
Harold Gray
Elyria
Muriel
Lillian
Nellie Shively
Wilsus
Oliver Shively
Stanley Wilczak
Indian Lake
T. M. Pfeiffer
A. B. Jones
Artie B
Wellington
Edith Howard
Carol Shephard
Dorothy Kelly
North Olmsted
J. A. Knechtges
New York City
Epworth League
New Ohio Speed Law Takes Effect Across State
Ohio motorists face new limits under the Laderman Act effective today. Outside business districts and densely built areas the limit drops from 35 to 25 mph, with 20 mph near schools during recess and when children go to or from school. State routes within municipalities keep 35 mph outside business zones. Violators face 10 to 100 dollars, with stiffer penalties on repeats. Other measures broaden banking powers and set highway patrol trainee pay at 30 dollars monthly. In Breckenridge, Texas, Andy Hughes at Necessity visits sister Mrs. J M King in Caney, Oklahoma after 55 years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Banking Department
Breckenridge
Tex
Andy Hughes
Necessity Community
J. M. King
Hughes
Caney
Okla
Death Probe Awaits Autopsies In Poison Plot Case
Cincinnati police await three autopsies to confirm suspected croton poisoning in an alleged plot to obtain the wills or sayings of elderly men. Victims include George Gsellman and Jacob Wagner in Ohio and George Obendorfer in Colorado Springs. Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn initially questioned. croton toxin found in husband Philip Hahn's office locker. Autopsies to determine presence of the toxin and link to the deaths are in progress.
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Cincinnati
Anna Marie Hahn
Lapt
Croton
Dudley Miller
George Gsellman
Gsellman
Jacob Wagner
Gardner
Colorado Springs
Colo
George Obendorfer
Com
Disputed Bottled Label Ties Woman to Missing Jewelry Case
Police traced a bottle label to a Cincinnati case after a New York wholesale check. Mrs. Hahn faced a Colorado Springs warrant for larceny linked to jewelry disappearance. Cincinnati police say she swindled elders of 60 000 to 70 000 dollars over six years. Other elderly deaths and illnesses linked to associates are noted. Bella Coola river is named.
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Pany
Hahn
New York
Cincinnati
Colorado Springs
Albert Palmer
Ernest Kohler
George Hess
Olive Luella Koehler
Habe
Miss Colette Louk Healing Improve After Eight Months
Miss Colette Louk remains under care at Sunny Acreen canwaintil the past eight months and plans weekend visit with Mr and Mrs. Joam Malice while health improves. The Girls 4 H Club met Thursday after school. Henrietta A Bruster and Grace Winch served refreshments. Sam Arnold and family of Cleveland visited Mrs. Mary Arnold on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Berger and family of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter Sunday.
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Sbre
Colette Louk
Sunny Acren Canwaintil
Ang
Joam
Pulding
Henrietta A.bruster
Grace Winch
Sam Arnold
Cleveland
Mary Arnold
Arthur Berger
Ralph Feuchter
Stanford Students Claim Parents More Dominant Than Teachers
A panel of high school students at the Stanford Education Conference declared that parents are more unreasonable and dominating than teachers, signaling a provocative stance from youth on family role in schooling.
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Stanford University
Cal
Stanford Education
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