Surprise Patty and Mildred Dilling Lead Evening Tunes
Variety program notes list Surprise Patty and Mildred Dilling with the Tune Twisters in a talkie picture. Kennedy Orchestra appears with Dancing Shadow and Hall of Fame selections. Baseball resums with Arlene Jack and Wendall Hell, plus Canedian Capers and Lyman's Orchestra featured in the evening bulletin.
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Arnold
Damine Shadow
Ued Kennedy
Orchestra
Arlene Jack
Wendall Hell
Durante
Hall of Fame
Lyman
New S. Bulletin Board
Russ Columbo
Holt
ROE
Festival to honor Miss Elyria crowned queen of city festival
The event will crown the most popular young lady in Elyria County with a silver loving cup a diamond ring and a bouquet. Ten contestants Marion Ellis Grace Malley Lucille Graber Betty Clawson Betty Overdeer Betty Burnett Jayne Kennelly Eleanor McMullin compete August 29 at the high school auditorium alongside the Better Baby Festival hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Elyria
Marion Ellis
Grace Malley
Lucille Graber
Betty Clawson
Betty Overdeer
Betty Burnett
Jayne Kennelly
Eleanor McMullin
Progress in remodeling building at 345 Broad Street
Work on the Broad Street building directed by B J Reisinger is underway. When finished the property will house the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company with an expected October 1 opening. Remodeling aims for Sept 20 completion with a rear Devot Street entrance and a baserment move for The China Shop.
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Broad Street
B. J. Reisinger
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Helsinger
Aday
Devot Street
Lewis Mercantile Company
Model Airplane Contest Rescheduled For Tuesday
The model airplane contest for Bivra bors, postponed from yesterday due to unsettled weather, now occurs at 1 PM Tuesday at McKinley School grounds. Open to participants under 19, with events for stick, fuselage, and scale models. prizes include ribbons and National Air Races tickets, with a path to the national contest on August 31. If next Tuesday is unsuitable, the event moves to Wednesday. organizers LeRoy Milliren and Melvin Harper will supervise, and no entry blanks are needed.
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Bivra Bors
McKinley
LeRoy Milliren
Melvin Harper
Chicago Motor Coach removes NRA blue eagle from buses
Chicago Motor Coach Co removes the NRA blue eagle from its buses and challenges the reconstruction era to settle an eight day strike of union drivers. A sympathetic general transportation strike looms as a consequence. The action follows NRA order to reinstate 25 discharged workers after a National Labor Relations Board ruling.
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Chicago
Chicago Motor Coach Company
NRA
Blue Eagle
Recovery Administration
General Transportation
John A. Ritchie
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
Sparrows, Strikes, and the Blue Eagle Debate
Workers at a plant kept regular schedules amid picketing by strikers and street car unions. Ritchie defended firing “incompetent and inefficient” workers over safety violations, willing to sacrifice the blue eagle to rehire. In Belchertown a rare albino chipping sparrow was found in its nest by Howard W. Knight, described as snow-white.
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Associated
Ritchie
Blue Eagle
Belchertown
Mass
Howard W. Knight
Turtle Finds Peace on Farm in Upper Strasburg
A calm turtle on the W. H. Karper farm near Upper Strasburg, Pa., bore the carved date 1876 and the initials of Mr. Karper's father. The creature showed no urge to wander, remaining content in place.
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Upper Strasburg, Pa
Roosevelt condemns NRA and Providence policy in August speech
Theodora Roosevelt, former governor of the Philippines, attacked the NRA and Providence, arguing their measures threaten liberty and economics. He outlined a six point program emphasizing balanced budgets, responsible borrowing, trusted money, thrift, unemployment safeguards, and liberty for all citizens. He accused the administration of coercing business and seeking dictatorship.
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Reed Times
NRA
Theodora Roosevelt
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Detery
Crescent Park
Africa
Roosevelt
Johnson
Judge Won't Contest 113th Congressional Nomination
Jammed by errors in two counties the race for the 113th district nomination changed hands. Wahler Im Kruger of Rossford led after Huron County's discovery by eight, while Erie County had previously given Judge George E. Schrors the win by one. Schrors, of Titfin, announced he would not further contest the Republican nomination.
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George E. Schrors
Titfin
Wahler Lm. Kruger
Rossford
Congress
113Th
Huron County
Kruger
Eris County
Schrowd
Elyrian Arrest Stirs Disturbance Charge at West Rivard Home
Alex Farkas of 257 West Rivard Street was arrested last night at his home on a drunkenness charge. Police said he was creating a disturbance inside the house and he is to be tried later.
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Elyrian
Alex Farkas
West Rivr Street
National Air Races Spark Cleveland Aviation Pride
The 1944 National Air Races in Cleveland showcase aviation as a testing ground for new designs and engineering, with past speeds over 180 mph and advances from small winged ships to large passenger transports. Wedell’s record stands as a milestone likely to be surpassed by upcoming racing aircraft in this enduring classic.
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Liiether Auman
Uisht
Moscot
Tae
Jeaynie Wedell
Ant Rane
Gospere
Wodell
Primary vote totals in Columbus August 14 election
The August 14 primary produced 1,943,023 total votes per an unofficial tabulation by Secretary of State George S. Myers. Republican ballots numbered 682,158 while Democratic ballots were 660,865.
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George S. Myers
National Air Races Backed by Industries Across Regions
Wedell’s famed 447 will reach 325 miles as the National Air Races gain yearly support from American and Ohio industrial leaders. The aviation industry and allied sectors promote and finance the classic with broad cooperation and substantial effort.
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Ine Wedell
Ohio
Aviation
Erratic ballots spark GOP vote totals revision
Unofficial tabulation shows Republicans casting 1,293 more votes as state candidate totals were first announced amid irregular ballot results. The discrepancy prompts review of ballots and results across races and jurisdictional counts.
Secretary of State Revises Ballot Ordering Notes
The Secretary of State announced changes to the ballot order and candidate note positions amid ongoing review. The event affects candidate placement and relative standing notes for the forthcoming election.
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Secretary of State
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