Report Urges Conservation Division Cuts in Ohio
The Ohio government survey led by Col. C. O. Sherrill urged savings of 186 651 yearly for the conservation division of the Department of Agriculture. Highlights include cutting game warden numbers, replacing autos with motor vehicles, closing small preserves and hatcheries, and transferring the lakes and parks bureau to Public Works. The plan requires legislative action for some changes but others could be done by executive order.
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Radio Programs for Tuesday August 20
Radio schedule list of programs and times from Fay 610 and WTAM 1070 with varied shows including Hymn Sing, Gordon Band, Intratl Brdest, Talk segments, Reisman Band, Warne King, and Melody Hour. Includes station identifiers and irregular spellings, reflecting crumpled OCR.
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Sportsman
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Columbia Briefs: Home Coming and Grange Picnic August 24
Final arrangements set for Columbia Home Coming and Grange Picnic on Saturday August 24. Garden Club flower show to be staged in town hall dining room the same day with exhibits due by 7:30 AM and to be removed by 8:00 PM. Various local movements visits and illnesses noted, with people traveling to Berea Canton Elyria and Cleveland. Newfoundland iron ore resources mentioned.
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Will Rogers A Regular Guy Acknowledges Six Years In Hollywood
A six year insider exclusive profiles Will Rogers as a down to earth star who juggled many jobs and charitably helped others. He impressed presidents and cowboys alike with wit and humanity and stood as Hollywoods top screen talent earning millions. Born November 4 1879 on an Indian Territory cattle ranch he rode from boyhood and pursued minstrel and Wild West shows before rising to fame in films and public life.
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Will Rogers family history and career highlights
The text traces Will Rogers early acts with horses and ropes in vaudeville, his jump to Big Time with Oscar Hammerstein, and his marriage to Betty Blake in 1908. It notes his children Mary, Jimmy, and Will Jr., Mary’s screen debut, and Rogers’ pride in his children's independence. A final fragment mentions his Arctic crash rescue and a clipping of Mary’s photo.
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Rhode Island Winner Sworn Into Office
Rhode Island Republican Charles Risk, winner on an anti-New Deal platform, was sworn into Congress today by Speaker Joseph W. Burns. Democrats joined Republicans in a demonstration in his honor.
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Party Wire at Rivoli Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow
A young man returns to his hometown and becomes the focal point for marriageable women in the region in the film Party Wire. Victor Jory and Jean Muir lead the cast at the Rivoli Theatre for tomorrow and Thursday screenings.
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Last Showing of Broadway Gondolier at Capitol Theatre
The film Broadway Gondolier starring Dick Powell and Joan Blondell will conclude its run tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre Adolph Menjou and Louis Fazetta are in the cast.
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Mass parachute jump record set at Tushino Airport
On August 9 at Tushino Airport during Soviet aviation day, 150 people jumped simultaneously from six airplanes to establish a world record for mass parachute jumps. The event took place at the Field in Moscow.
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Poisonous Weeds To Be Studied On Tour By County Farmers
County extension agent C I Hummel says the field crop tour on August 30 will add poisonous pasture weeds to the exhibits alongside hybrid corn. Earl Jones of Ohio State University Extension Service will discuss soy bean hay harvesting at Wooster. The tour lunches at LaGrange Grange hall at noon.
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Ohio State University Extension Service
Wooster
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Governor Davey Cut Off by Radio Station During Labor Speech
In Columbus on August 20 Governor Martin L. Davey faced a two minute on air cut by Radio Station WAIL during his remarks to the Ohio Federation of Labor delegates. Station officials said profanity was not allowed. Davey reacted calmly saying they could put him on or off the air anytime.
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Avon BRIEFS Highlight Local Reunions and Travels
Avon Aug 20. Nelson Chester family and Jameson Reisinger and Merlyn attended the Goldsmith reunion in Milan. Lawrence Peak Henry Myers families joined the Myers reunion in Wellington. Albert Chester's family attended a Cascade Park Elpha gathering. Arnold Buck and Bobby visited S G Clifton in Oberlin. Perle Wilford and others visited Cleveland airport. Clark Phinney family from Lorain spent Sunday with the Wilford family. British India contains half a million camels.
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