Will Rogers Built Bonds With World Notables
Hollywood Aug 22 Will Rogers maintained a humble bearing amid a vast circle of world figures. Kings presidents poets and diplomats among his intimate friends while he traveled half a million miles by air. He joked about honors preferring his D A degree and loved cowboy reunions over elite gatherings.
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Rogers
U. P. Hollywood
Will Rogers
Lst
Fussolini
von Hindenerg
King George
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Einstein
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsay Mat
Donald
King Albert
Calles
Mexico
Stalin
Japan
Bill
Will
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Palaces of Kings
Santa Monica
Canton
Avon Lake Caucus Names Candidates Tonight for Village Offices
Avon Lake hosts its annual town meeting at the school tonight to name 36 candidates for 16 village offices to be decided in November. Three nominees will run for mayor, clerk, treasurer, and marshal each, six for board of public affairs, six for the school board, and 12 for council. Competition is expected for major candidates including Hugo F. Bouse and others.
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Avon Lake
Board of Public Affairs
Major
Hugo F. Bouse
100 Farmers Start Ohio Indiana Tour
A motorcade of more than 1200 farmers will leave Lima early Friday for a tour of western Ohio and eastern Indiana. The trip, under Allen County Rural Electrification Association, aims to press Columbus officials for support of the rural electrification program.
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Lima
Ohio
Indiana
Allen County Rural Electrification Association
Columbus
Firemen Celebrate Columbus Anniversary Parade
Aug 22 parade marks the 10th anniversary of the Columbus Fire Department as part of the 11th annual Ohio Fire Chiefs Association convention, with local firemen and community members in attendance.
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Columbus
Columbus Fire Department
Ohio Fire Chiefs’ Association
Probe death of film comedienne in auto crash
An inquest was planned today into the death of Marjorie White a 27 year old Canadian film comedienne who died from injuries sustained when the car she rode in overturned after a collision with a car driven by Marion Lovell. The Marchesi couple had been married only an hour earlier. White was the sole serious casualty among four injured.
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Marjorie White
Comedienne
Miss White
Marion Lovell
Charles J. Marchesi
Columbus Pastor To Head Church Group
Rev. C. EB. Ford of Columbus was elected president of the Onia conference of the Methodist Protestant church at its annual session in Sabina. Other officers include secretary Rev. R. P. Hudnall of Manchester treasurer Rev. M. R. Stover of Sabina, financial secretary Rev. D. L. Custis Mr. Vernon statistical secretary Rev. J. M. McVey Middletown historical secretary Rev. W. J McGarrity Ridgeway.
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Sabina
C. EB. Ford
Columbus
Onia Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
R. P. Hudnall
Manchester
M. R. Stover
D. L. Custis
Vernon
M. McVey
Middletown
W. J McGarrity
Ridgeway
Pleads Not Guilty in Indictment Over Obscene Literature
An individual plead not guilty to an indictment charging distribution of obscene literature. Officers identified him as a distributor for the Ohio Examiner in southeast Ohio. The Shanzhai's Foreign Settlement reported assets totaling about £50,900 with around $20,000 in Chinese funds.
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Wilson
Ohio Examiner
Ohio
Shanzhai
Knox Proposes 1936 Republican Platform in Batavia
Col Frank Knox urged New York Republicans to back a 1926 style wartime platform aimed at defeating FDR. He outlined six planks including a strong currency, anti trust enforcement, free agricultural policy, and state run unemployment and old age insurance, calling for a return to constitutional government.
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Batavia
N. Y
New York
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
New Deal
Wi Iam J. Donevan
Knox
Chicago Daily News
Roosevelt
Campaigs
National Credi
Missing Veteran Hunted In Elyria
Efforts were made to locate Laroy Brown a World War veteran living in Elyria. He is sought by his sister Mrs Laura Graham of Swartz Creek Michigan who is seriously ill. Edith Metcalf Red Cross secretary is coordinating the search and asking anyone with information to call Oberlin 2971.
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Laroy Brown
Laura Graham
Swartz Creek
Michigan
Edith Metcalf
Red Cross
Misa Metcalf
Dersons
Zgarding Brown
Oberlin
Republic Steel Names Manager TFOUNGSTOWN Appointment
J Wyser vice president in charge of operations was named executive vice president and general manager of Republic Steel Corp succeeding Benjamin F Fairless who resigned to join United States Steel Corp Charles M White was promoted to succeed him The United Church of Canada reports 80000 members in over 7900 congregations.
Ten Foreclosures Authorized Here In Three Days
Ten foreclosures were authorized in three days this week, the largest for such a short period in years. The actions involve sale of about 15 properties. Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams handles all sheriff foreclosures and notes competitive bidding is reappearing in a mild form as home loans have diminished.
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Claude Adams
Rea
Clauer Promoted to Director of New Home Lighting
L. W Claner, long time store superintendent for Ohio Public Service Co here, named director for the new home lighting department. He will oversee nine duties nationwide, starting Monday, with headquarters in Cleveland while remaining resident here. Roger W. Rody promoted to Claner’s former post as assistant store supervisor.
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L. W Claner
Ohio Public Service Company
J. B. Johnson
Claver
Cleveland
Claner
Roger W. Rody
Domson
Court Divorce Actions Filed In Lorain County Cases
Mary Sebor of Lorain sues Frank Sebor for divorce on wilful absence after a 1912 marriage. Anna Krawczyk of Lorain granted a divorce from Joseph Krawczyk on grounds of extreme cruelty as court records reveal.
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Mary Sebor
Lorain
Frank Sebor
Anna Krawczyk
Joseph Krawczyk
Baer and Louis Face Sept 24 Bout at Yankee Stadium
New York August 22 The Joe Louis Baer heavyweight title clash will take place at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday September 24. The New York state athletic commission announced after a conference with promoter Mike Jacobs. The bout is set for 15 rounds.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
New York State Athletic Commission
Mike Jacobs
Oberlin Event Opens With Lorain Elyria Oberlin Speakers
An Oberlin program opening at 7 31 pm will feature speakers from Lorain Elyria and Oberlin with Howard Butler county prosecutor as a principal speaker. Separately, locals relocate to Wooster with Hanawalt taking an educational advisor post at a CCC camp at 515 College Avenue.
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Ing
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Howard Butler
Coll
Wilbur Hanawalt
Wooster
Hanawalt
CCC
College Avenue
Fannie Drummond
Susan Hinman
A. R. Holton
Hill
Hull
Gerald Keller
Oswego Lake
Michigan
Nessie Hobbs
Oakland
Calif
Wik Hobbs
Hast Lnrain Street
Harriet Tayin
Allen Hospital
L. T. McFarland
Forest Street
Chicago
Margaret
Elizabeth Houghton
New York
Mary Jane Dut
King Street
William Jaezer
Birmingham
Neva Parker
Fulton
N. Y
Cheshro
North Pleasant Street
M.C. Solly
Hollywood Street
Mr. Smurl
Mr. Weist
Cincinnati
Charles
Carrie Brown
North Main Street
A. R. Carsten
Half Moon Lake
Indian River
Florence Prince
Oberlin Summer Band Concert Saturday to Feature Drummers Delight
Oberlin residents look forward to a Saturday evening concert by the Oberlin Summer Band. The program includes The Drummer's Delight featuring percussion solos by Wilbur Thomas William Stocker Harold Stevens and William Van Ausdale. Other selections include The Russian Glimpses arranged Holz Verdi's Aida March and Starry Emblem March with guest conductors John Behko and Robert Wood guiding performances of Military Escort Starry Emblem and Aida March.
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Oberlin
Wilbur Thomas
William Stocker
Harold Stevens
William van Ausdale
Nercussion Sentinn
Charles O'Neil
Emil Holz
John Behko
Robert Wood
O'Neill
Bennett
John Ferhko
Skages
Verdi
Edwards
Brahms
Klein
Hold Political Meet at Pulley Home
A political meeting will be held Friday evening at 60 West Vine the home of R. W. Pulley under the auspices of the Republican club and the N A C P A lawn fete will be held by the ladies of the Rust Methodist church beginning at 5:00 Rev. Marshburn of the Mt. Zion Baptist church will preside at the.
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R. W. Pulley
West Vine
Republican Club
Ladies of the Rust Methodist Church
Marshburn
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Changes Urged In Ohio Health Department
The Sherrill governmental survey committee urged removing the state director of health from politics and selecting the director from a qualified list for an undetermined term. It also called for reform of subsidy allocations, potential savings, and a series of staff, laboratory, and organizational changes to centralize and modernize health services in Ohio.
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Columbus
Sherrill
State Department of Health
Public Health Council
Semeil
Bureau of Local Health Organization
Ous
Health Department
Ohio State University
Agriculture Department
Reynoldsburg
Food and Dairy Inspection
Waitresses Bar Prohibition Resolution Defeated
In Columbus on August 22 the Ohio State Federation of Labor defeated a proposal by the Waiters' Union to ban waitresses from places serving liquor after 10 p m. The measure failed despite backing from women delegates and bartenders. A second resolution to ban girls from behind the bar passed without discussion. Louise Cohan of Cincinnati argued against prohibition of waitresses.
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Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Labor Convention
Waiters’ Union
State Department of Liquor Control
Louise Cohoran
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Addresses Boy Scouts on Constitution and Civic Duty
President Roosevelt used a nationwide radio address to urge support for constitutional objectives and honest community action. He linked opponents of practical reform to blocking the nation’s constitutional aims as scouts gathered in Washington for the jamboree, which was canceled due to infantile paralysis concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Hoe
Herbert Hoover
Scouts
Virginia
WPA Strikers Return To Jobs In Chicago
Three hundred WPA workers abandoned a demand for a higher security wage, returning to work after a Works Progress administration order. Deputy administrator Ralph Burke announced a reduction in monthly hours from fourteen to twelve, but no wage scale changes were authorized.
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Chicago
WPA
Works Progress
Ralph Burke
Ohio rural electrification fund application moves forward
Ohio's second request for federal funds to electrify rural areas was sent by the Ohio Farm Bureau. It covers 1,040 Shelby county farmers with 275 miles of line envisioned. Miami county's plan was filed last week, and assurances came from representatives in 71 other counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Rural Electrification Administration
Ohio Farm Bureau
Shelby County
Miami County
Ship subsidy bill faces action amid Senate table plan
The controversial ship subsidy bill continues to stir, with the Senate Commerce committee voting to table an administration revision and meeting today to consider the president’s request. A more liberal subsidy bill passed the House, while three other administration bills on alcohol control, oil regulation, and government contracts were endangered by the rush to adjourn.
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Copeland
Senate Commerce Committees
Yeterday
House
Real Estate Transfers From Lorain and Oberlin Areas
Real estate transfers include Helen Greenwald to Clara Jacobs at 2553 Grove Avenue Lorain a quitclaim on East Erie Avenue Lorain. Frank W Tobin and Mabel B Tobin transfer property in West Lorain Street Oberlin to Oberlin College board. Anna Pedersen to Edward L McCrate in Columbus Grove Avon Lake. Clarence A Burgner and Altan E Burgner to Prudential Insurance Company of America Amherst Township. C C Nixon to Albert J Kumper and Alma W Knipper 315 Fairlawn Avenue Elyria in Carlisle Township.
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Helen Greenwald
Clara Jacobs
Grove Avenue
Lorain
Erie Avenue
Frank W. Tobin
Mabel B. Tobin
Oberlin College
Lorain Street
Oberlin
Anna Pedersen
Edward L. McCrate
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Avon Lake Village
Clarence A. Burgner
Altan E. Burgner
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Amherst Township
C. C. Nixon
Market and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Market steady on poultry and livestock with mixed grain quotes. Fresh DHE poultry and eggs show steady or unchanged prices. potatoes, corn, and soybeans listing varied regional receipts and current values. Livestock segments detail steers, cows, lambs, and roosters with generally steady to lower trends in Cleveland and Toledo markets.
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Virginia
Cleveland
Eben Batt
Mirker
Staesstohis
Jens
Huck Fryers
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bliss
Idaho
U. S
U.S
Snew
Wisconsin Cobblers US
Virginia Cobblers
Maryland
U S Prepares To Cut Interest Rate
Washington August 22 The federal government moves to enact new banking powers with an immediate rate slash to a maximum of 2 1 2 percent for banks under its jurisdiction affecting about 14 690 of the 18 600 banks. About 7 000 Federal Reserve members have already cut to 2 4 percent under last year’s rules. Approval by President Roosevelt awaits signature to trigger further reforms. Reconstruction of the Fed is not set until next year but other rules take effect now.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Tomatoes Test Love In Exeter Courtship
Visalia residents Francis O. Kenoyer and Natalie A. Bass sought to marry after an all night tomato irrigation routine. Judge E R Piepenburg awoke at 3 15 am to hear their plea and perform the ceremony.
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Exeter
Cal
Francis 0. Kenoyer
Natalie A. Bass
Visalia
E. R. Piepenburg
Kenoyer
Religious books deny science’s solid teaching
The passage asserts that millions of religious books remain in circulation and reject the most firmly established scientific conclusions, highlighting a clash between faith-based texts and scientific understanding.
McReynolds Bill Debates Arms Embargo Provision
Senate bill imposes a mandatory arms embargo on belligerents while McReynolds proposes a discretionary embargo in the executive plan. Congress weighs credit restrictions and war material prohibitions as White House upholds a neutrality stance. A digression notes a sea spider species with long legs and slender bodies.
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McReynolds
Senate
White House
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