Equal Rights Amendment sparks women’s rights clash
Boake Carter warns that the proposed ERA threatens mothers pensions dower rights and family status while empowering federal control. contrasts professional women with millions of working women in homes and rural areas who would suffer. He urges the League of Women Voters to educate and mobilize to protect women's privileges and traditional roles.
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America
National League of Women Voters
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Women and Privilege in the Modern Profession
A columnist argues women should settle their own problems and resist a specialist group dictating rights. The piece notes irony as professional women pursue marriage and return to traditional privileges, challenging claims against female autonomy.
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Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Franco Troops Close on Santander in Cantabrian Campaign
Nationalist forces of Generalissimo Francisco Franco push from four directions toward Santander, aiming to seal off the Loyalists at Spain’s Bay of Biscay port. In four days of fighting they report 625 square miles seized, 3590 prisoners, and 46 wagonloads of supplies, with 15,000 Loyalists in a pocket 30 miles south.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Santander
Bay of Biscay
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Loyatiat
Cantabrian
More Candidates List Expenses In mayor race
The primary election expense accounts of three Republican mayoral candidates were filed: Leonard Smith $97.80, Walter Kohn $98.73, and Felder Ankeny $70.26. Democratic council candidate Albert Balock reported $6.15. Friday is the final filing day for expense accounts.
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Board of Elections
Leonard Smith
Walter Kohn
Felder Ankeny
Albert Balock
Democratic Council
Six Candidates Seek Ohio Education Post
Six contenders entered the field for the vacant assistant state education director post in Ohio after E. N. Dietrich’s promotion to state education director. Dietrich expected a decision this week or next. Candidates include W. H. Vance Columbus J. T. Fichter Hamilton G. H. Reavis Columbus Earl Way Pike County David Patton Bellevue and R. I. Lewis former Shelby official.
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E. N. Dietrich
Dietrich
W. H. Vance
Columbus
J. T. Fichter
Hamilton
B. C. Skinner
G. H. Reavis
Headache Causes and Personal Variations in Health
Dr Claud Norte Chrisman explains headache as a common symptom not a disease. Causes range from fever and heat to eye strain and gland disorders, with tension, sleep loss, and organ dysfunction contributing to recurring or severe pains.
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Claud Norte Chrisman
M.D
Headache signal of serious underlying illness
Headache indicates a diseased condition elsewhere in the body. Persistent head pains can stem from heart or brain vessel diseases, brain tumors, or meningitis. Consult a physician to identify and treat the underlying cause rather than rely on patent medicines. Treating headaches requires correcting systemic issues and avoiding depressant remedies.
Davey Plans Special Relief Session For Autumn
Governor Davey is expected to call a general assembly special session in early autumn to discuss relief problems after talks with Ohio municipal leaders. An agreed program, including a statewide relief tax, is being drafted by a six member city leaders committee led by Earl E. Hagerman.
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Davey
General Assembly
Ohio
Ohio League of Municipalities
League
Earl E. Hagerman
Dayton Finance
G. A. Gesell
Cleveland
Col
Sherrill
Cincinnati
John N. Edy
Toledo
Myron Gessaman
J. D. Williams
Portsmouth
Sidney A. Rowland
Delaware
Loyd Huml
Cuyahoga County
Gessaman
Hagerman
Notices On Labor Laws Available
Notices regarding hours of labor, female labor and child labor required to be posted in establishments may be obtained at the Chamber of Commerce. H. W. Luethi, secretary, reported today. The notices contain abstracts of the new labor law sections and the conditions employers must observe.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Luethi
Fourteen Ohio School Projects Approved by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt approved fourteen Ohio school projects under the Public Works Administration Extension act. The packages total $1,500,000 with WPA grants matched to local funds to eliminate fire hazard and upgrade facilities. Demolition of old school buildings was also requested in some applications.
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Ohio
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt Criticizes Rider and Signs Resale Price Bill
President Roosevelt signed the District of Columbia tax bill and the Miller-Tydings minimum resale price rider with distinct hesitation. He called the rider a vicious, unrelated extraneous addition that forced disapproval of a major bill to avoid endorsing the rider. The measure exempts wholesalers and manufacturers from anti trust laws when selling to retailers under a minimum resale price contract.
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Roosevelt
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Miller-Tydings
Archbishop Critiques Secular Education In Cincinnati
Arch bishop John T McNicholas of Cincinnati denounces secularized education at the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade convention. He argues it sexualizes curricula and fails to develop inspiring leadership, condemning school boards and lobbies as wasteful and unjust. An Ohio grant funds a new school at Anna replacing quake damaged facilities.
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WSP
John T. McNicholas
Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
MacNicholas
Archbishop McNicholas
Rotary Club Entertained At Hospital
The Rotary Club met Tuesday in Memorial Hospital dining room with lunch by Supt. Frank Hoover. Four boys from Gates Hospital for Crippled Children sang and played instruments for the guests. Vice President Robert B. Lersch recounted the hospital’s 30 year history and praised Daddy Allen. Dr. George Nicholas and James A. Hewitt spoke on changes, maintenance, and loyalty within the organization. The club sent wishes to Daddy Allen, ill at his home, hoping for his quick recovery.
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Rotary Club
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
George Nicholas
James A. Hewitt
Daddy” Allen
Washington Avenue
Will Set Date To Elect Congressman
In Columbus Ohio August 18 Democratic leaders with Governor Davey decided the date for a special election to replace Congressman Frank L. Kloeb, newly appointed Federal district judge. Kloeb to be sworn in Friday at Toledo. Davey favored delaying the election to next year to align with regular primary and election dates.
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Columbus
Frank L. Kloeb
Celina
Davey
Kloeb
Roosevelt
Toledo
Swears Out Warrants For Uninvited Guests
Cleveland August 18 Mrs Harry Zaborny bride of one day swore out disorderly conduct warrants against four men who she said crashed her wedding reception last night breaking furniture and insulting guests
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Cleveland
Harry Zaborny
Charm Guide: What Women Like About Men Grooming
Jacqueline Hunt writes on women’s views of men, noting how neat grooming, fitted clothes, clean hands and teeth, deodorant, and daily hygiene influence attraction. She advises practical summer wear, modest exercise, and conservative dress with touches of color, promising more on masculine looks in tomorrow’s column.
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Jacqueline Hunt
South Shields Plans 276 Acre Municipal Housing Project
South Shields in England announces a major municipal housing undertaking to cover 276 acres. The project aims to provide new homes within city limits, signaling a significant expansion of public housing and urban development.
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South Shields
England
New Boards To Heal Industrial Claims Created In Ohio
In Columbus Aug fea twelve new state boards to hear workmen's compensation claims will be appointed under the Whetro Act. Each three member board will sit in districts, have same powers as the State Industrial Commission, and decisions need Senate confirmation. Also new laws raise patrol limits from 120 to 200, require annual fund audits, and exempt police from certain civil claims when responding to emergencies. South Africa may establish government gasoline industry.
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Davey
Legialatece
State Industrial Commission
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