Churchill tariff setback shocks British car market
Foreign manufacturers defied Churchill by cutting prices on imported cars after a 3 percent duty was announced, triggering a price spread between British and foreign models. The move followed a delayed budget impact and spurred talk of future protective action. Also notes Mrs. Henrietta A. Jenkins, 91, of St. Louis, an avid angler.
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St. Louis
Litchfield Notes Mention Tug of War Banner Mystery
Local items tell of visits by Mrs. O. P. Jenkins and others, a county tug of war where Litchfield won the banner, and a missing banner request to Viral Crow. The Priscilla Club postpones to September 2 meeting with Mrs. Ine Starrett.
Peninsula Farm Well Drills Finish on Ira Ring’s Acre
In Columbia aug 24 the g ee well on Ira Ring’s East River Road farm is finished and described as very good. Mrs C Miller will teach at Parma High School next year. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Henry Cletzer and a son to Mr and Mrs Emil Smith. Bertha Longdon of Painesville visiting her parents Ellsworth Baker. Perry Hathaway ill with summer influenza. Lyle Tompkins and spouse of Lakewood visited his farm Friday. Dorothy and Ruby Ives of La Porte returned from a visit to grandmother Sylvia Ives. In Flushing aug 24 the town adopts boulevard stop system, replacing cross-town traffic controls where no boulevard exists.
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Lyle Tompkins
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Union Furnace Brief: McConaha at 99 in Civil War reunion
Samuel McConaha, nearly 99, led a family reunion near Union Furnace. He served in the Civil War and has five children, 36 grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Across Ohio, officials discuss state aid for Athens county schools and portable schools in consolidation until new buildings arise. A Cleveland- or Columbus-area legal matter involves a $35,000 federal suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad by Clarence M. Clark over injuries from a concrete post. Another Cadiz note reports a newspaper building project under the Own Your Own Home campaign. In Columbus, former Deputy Sheriff Herbert Unkrodt and his wife are under bond as they face federal grand jury consideration on narcotics charges.
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Mor phine purchase case noted in Santa Monica trial
Mrs. Mary Layton, 71, of Santa Monica California, is involved in a case concerning the legally regulated buying and selling of morphine. The proceedings focus on compliance with applicable laws and the responsibilities of residents in pharmaceutical transactions.
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California Woman Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
A California woman marked her golden wedding anniversary by choosing to bob her hair, reflecting a playful nod to a milestone celebration.
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