Roosevelt Sons Attend Democratic National Convention
At Milwaukee on August 24 two Roosevelts the president and his youngest son John entered the Democratic National Convention to ease factional tensions. John Roosevelt spoke briefly apologizing for his father and brothers absence saying he and they regret not being there. Governor Earle stressed FDR freed the U.S. from entanglements and foreign bankers, framing a wartime restraint stance for the party.
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Milwaukee
Roosevelts
John
Harvard
Young
John Strode
George H. Earle Ili
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
James
Franklin
Earle
United States
Wellington Man Found Dead in Cottage Home
John Barker 69 was found dead in his Wellington cottage at 129 McKinley Street when a dog’s howling led neighbor William Farrar to inspect. Deputies and the coroner declared death natural after Barker had been missing since Wednesday. He is survived by a sister in Pittsfield Township. services were held with Rev. William Baker and burial at Huntington Cemetery.
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John Barker
McKinley Street
Wellington
Rickle
Barker
William Farrar
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
C. Ward
A. P. Lincoln
Pittsfield Township
Wiliam
New York Plans 50000 Immunizations Against Infantile Paralysis
New York health officials announced a plan to immunize 50 000 city children against infantile paralysis amid 772 cases since January. Between 200 and 360 children have already received the NYU vaccine, limited by rhesus monkey supply. the vaccine yields eight to nine doses per monkey. Dr. Bolduan noted new cases and 34 deaths since January, while stressing the situation is not an epidemic.
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New York
New York University
Charles F. Bolduan
Public Health Education
Ammonia Leak Halted by Gas Mask Fire Crew
Firemen rushed to Hughes Provision Company yesterday to seal a leak in an ammonia tank. Walter Albrecht and Orrie Lysaght wore gas masks to control the spill after a defective gasket above the compressor was blamed for the incident. The event led to safety measures at the courthouse steps during the Cream Social tonight hosted by the Elyria Townsend Club.
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Stokes
Walter Albrecht
Orrie Lysaght
Hughes Provision Company
Elyria Townsend Club
Harter pushes anti dumping act to aid industry
Washington August 24 Congressman Don W Harter of the Fourteenth Ohio District urged House support for a new Anti Dumping Act. He said foreign underpricing harms US factories citing rudder stays fishing tackle and matches. He argued to repeal 1921 law and base duties on American production cost plus importer price gap.
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Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Don W. Harter
Ohio
Harter
Japanese Department of Commerce and Industry
Japan
NBA
Opponents Invited By Townsend Club
The Townsend Club invites opponents to speak against the proposed Townsend plan at weekly meetings in the city council chamber each Wednesday at 8 p.m. The executive committee announced that all speakers are welcome at any session.
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Townsend Club
Willys In Critical Condition In New York Home
John N. Willys pioneer car maker and former ambassador to Poland lies critically ill at his New York home after paralysis of the entire right side and a heart attack in May. Four physicians administered treatment as wife and daughter Mrs. Jose Delanda remained at his bedside.
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Nework
John N. Willys
Poland
Jose Delanda
Louisville
New York
Willis
Cate Zug
Treasure Hunt Trails to Scout Cabin on Judge Findley’s Road
Thirty five senior four-H Club members joined a treasure hunt last night ending at the Boy Scout cabin on Judge Guy R. Findley’s property on Ahhe road. A wiener roast followed with games to close the outing. Vancouver, B. C. park officials announce dogs may bathe along city waterfronts and beaches.
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Boy Scout
Guy RB. Findley
Ahhe Road
Vancouver
Vancouver Park Board
Warning on mile expenses filing for primary candidates
Board of elections officials warned primary election candidates to file their required expense accounts. Yesterday was the deadline, but only a few had filed. Those who did provide a list of expenses including amounts for treasurer and auditor roles. The board also announced that registration for the State Fair Exhibit is open and changes of address can be recorded at election headquarters on October 7.
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Board of Elections
Turia
Nevar
Bresec
Man
Cheney
Carl Curtis
Tow Baird
Carl
Robert Chestes
Court actions in Lorain area show several suits filed
In And About The Court House, Nicholaug and Katherine Schuster Aled sue Clara Wilhelmpt, estate admin of Henry Schuster, for 492 alleged due on four promissory notes. Mars Kallenbaushh sues City of Lorain for 15,098 for injuries from a sidewalk hole near Reid and Sol. Deposit Morig Loan Company sues Sarah Keareny et al for 24,123 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Elyria property 38 asked.
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Nicholaug
Katherine Schuster
Clara Wilheimt
Henry Schuster
Mars Kallenbaushh
City of
Lorain
Reid Rue
Sol Street
Morig Loao Company
Agai Sarah Keareny Et al
Elyria Property
Need Not Register Realtors' Licenses Opinion Says Pre Amendment Licenses Exempt
Attorney General John W Bricker issued an opinion stating that real estate brokers licenses issued in 1933 before the amendment’s effective date do not need registration with the county clerk. The ruling, requested by L. J. Corcoran of the State Board of Real Estate Examiners, addresses whether probers and salesmen must register remaining licenses as new license tax amendments take effect August 29.
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John W Bricker
Attorney General
L. J. Corcoran
State Board of Real Estate Examiners
Corcoran
Miss Eu lalia Everhard Grows 11-Foot Alernochia Rock Garden
In Alernochia Indiana Miss Eu lalia Everhard reports a hollshack plant thriving in her rock garden. The specimen stands 11 feet 7 inches tall from ground to the tip of its longest flower stem, drawing local curiosity about its size and origin.
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Aleronchia
Ind
Eulalia Everhard
Senior Four-H Club to exhibit at Ohio State Fair
A group of 12 Senior Four-H Club members led by Miss Dorothy Lortman of Carlisle will travel to Columbus to set up the club exhibit for the State Fair opening Monday. Lortman will stay with the display during the fair period. The exhibit, first shown at the Wellington Fair, will also be presented at the County Fair in October.
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Dorothy Lortman
Carlisle
Columbus
Imcorrow
Ohio
Mise Lottman
Wellington Fair
Fall Must Defend Right To His Home In New Mexico
Albert B. Fall former Secretary of the Interior will defend in court his claim to retain possession of his Three Rivers ranch home in New Mexico. Attorney Vincent M. Wesley said actions to evict are under study after the Petroleum Securities Co sold the property. Fall has lived there 30 years and argues ownership under an agreement with the firm, which acquired the ranch in 1929 via mortgage foreclosure and recently sold it.
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Rivers
N. M
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Three Rivers
Vincent M. Wesley
The
Petroleum Securities Co
Fall
Harding
Automobiles Collide on West River and West Streets
Automobiles driven by ML Lichn of 119 West St and by Alex Munro of 2495 East 33rd Lorain were slightly damaged in a collision yesterday at West River and Waest streets. Each driver agreed to cover own damages. Police Sgt. Arthur Hurd and Patrolman Myron Gibson investigated.
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Alex Munro
East
Lorain
West River
Waest
Arthur Hurd
Myron Gibson
Grads Sought for Jobs at Athens Campus
Ohio University officials report a rise in calls for graduates seeking work this year versus last. Career services note more graduates are securing interviews as employers show continued interest in OU talent.
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Athens O
Ohio University
Duncan
Cal
Ollexe Gradi
Oberlin and Area Residents Attend Various Events
Oberlin residents and families, including Miss Lois Cummings and Mrs. George Jackson, attend events in Sullivan Ohio and nearby towns. Travelers visit New York, Harrisburg and Chautauqua while others plan trips to Detroit Rogers City Manitou Beach and Dayton for summer vacations and conventions.
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East Oberlin Community
Lois Cummings
George Jackson
Amy Ingraham
Ciar
Sullivan
Ohio
Carl Spitler
Willard Court
Arcanum
Dayton
Spitler
American Legion
Daston
Ralph McKee
Netroit
Mav
New York City
C. May
North Main Street
Karl Keiser
Gretchen
Katherine Tlarroun
Chautauqua
New York
J .D. Barnes
Rebecca
Claudine Sallee
Harrisburg
J. E. Wickler
West College Street
New England
C. C. May
Beulah
Maniton Beach
Rogers City
Michigan
Er Flere
Raraak
Oberlin Man Weds Wisconsin Girl
Oberlin, Aug. 24 An announcement reports the marriage of Annabette Leicht of Medford Wisconsin to Alfred W Hubbard of Oberlin on August 15 at the bride's Medford home. Rev Ralph J Spinner officiated. The bride, a 1993 Oberlin Conservatory of Music graduate, is the daughter of Herman and Mrs Leicht. The groom, son of P P Hubbard of Oberlin, is an Oberlin College graduate 1929 with further graduate work at Oberlin and Princeton. They plan a northern Wisconsin trip then will return by Medford and Oberlin to teach next year at St Johnsburg Academy in Vermont. Mr and Mrs P D Hunhard attended.
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Annabette Teicht
Medford
P. P. Hubbard
Ober College
Oberlin College
Princeton University
Wisconsin
Wis
St. Johnsburg
St. Johnsburg Academy
P. D. Hunhard
Oberlin Garden Club Meets at John Jones Home
The Oberlin Community Garden Club will gather in the garden at 246 Fast Lorain Street on Monday evening August 26 at 7 99 p m. Members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Eugene Cumings of the Howard apartments announce the birth of a daughter Thursday August 22 at Allen Hospital Dr Frank H Foster of Ober Mu will occupy the pulpit of the
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Oberlin Community Garden Club
John Jones
Fast Lorain Street
Eugene Cumings
Howard Apartments
Allen Hospital
Frank H. Foster
Ober- Mu
Railroad Veterans To Hold Convention
The Ninth Annual Convention of the Veteran Association of The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway will be held at Club Lakeside Canton Ohio Saturday August 31 1939. With problems facing American Railroads of today a record attendance is anticipated, especially at the business session which convenes at 1739 P.M.
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Veteran Association of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
Club Lakeside
Canton
Ohio
Village Marks 200th Birthday in Ste Genevieve
Ste Genevieve Missouri marks 200 years since its founding by French pioneers from Illinois. A 14 090 seat amphitheater will host a pageant as part of the celebrations. Historians debate the exact founding year with 1732 and 1735 cited.
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ST. Genevieve
Ste. Genevieve
Illinois
Missouri
Three accident suits seek 28000 in Lorain county case
Sophia Short and Charles Short sue George J Gayano et al for 5000 and 3000 for injuries from an automobile wreck on Route 254 in Lorain on March 7. Mary Horvath sues Pete Jerkovich and Charles Beese for 20000 for injuries in a List Street traffic crash on July 12 as a Beese passenger.
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Sophia ¢. Short
Charles Short
George J. Gayano Et al
Lorain
Mary Horvath
Pete Jerkovich
Charles Beese
List St. Lorain
Beese
Deaths from England to Wellington and Litchfield
Death notices report Alfred Cave aged 76 of 524 Middle Avenue died at his daughter’s home after a lingering illness. Born January 14, 1859 in Wooton England he previously lived in Wallington. Survived by wife Mary Elizabeth Cave five daughters including Mrs J E Miller Wellington and Mrs E S Benedict Cleveland one son Terence Cave Elyria seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial at Brookdale Wellington. Also notices Anne Whipple age 79 died in Wellington born in May country Ireland 1868 with son Jack Conner Willoughby daughter Eleanor Conner Cleveland and sister Isabelle Corcoran Cleveland. Burial Calvary Cleveland. Henry Ray Goodrich Hastings age 57 died at home in Litchfield Ohio with wife two children and five grandchildren. Burial Litchfield Cemetery.
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Alfred Cave
Middle Avenue
H. G. Hollingsworth
Wooton
Bedfordshire
England
Wallington
Mary Elizabeth Cave
J. E. Miller
Wellington
E. S. Benedict
Cleveland
L. J. Britton
T. L. Hollingsworth
Port Clinton
Elyria
Terence Cave
Nichols Funeral Home
Nichels
William Muir Auld
Brookdale Cemetery
Anne Whipple
May
Ireland
New Jersey
Jack Conner
Willoughby
Eleanor Conner
Isabelle Corcoran
Sharpe Funeral Home
St. Philip Church
Fr. Banks
Calvary Cemetery
H. G. Hastings Henry “Ray” Goodrich Hastings
Litchfield
Ohio
Austin Hastings
Bernice Schultz
Erhart
George Hastings
Penfield
Mary Dague
Abbie Bowman
Jessie Waltz
Schott
Litch‘field Cemetery
Baldness Said to Hatless Fad in St Petersburg
ST PETERSBURG Fla. Charles W Eldridge aged 104 and head of the Three Quarter Century Club offers longevity tips He says men should wear hats to keep hair and warns against hatless harshly noting past hatless men lost their hair He came from Scotland in 1841 captained a ship at 15 and has survived three wives and three children
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Charles W. Eldridge
St. Petersbnrg
Scotland
Boston
Africa
Paris Celebrities Pick Great Books
Paris celebrities are asked which book to save if all others were destroyed with two questions. The Bible leads among voters. Maurice Dekobra and Andre Billy name Nietzsche and Madame Bovary respectively for humanity and France.
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Humanity
France
Maurice Dekobra
Nietsche
Flaubert
Andre Billy
Chicago prices and poultry market figures in chaotic listing
Market items from Chicago show a crowded, error-riddled report listing prices and quotes for poultry and grains. Names of commodities appear with inconsistent spellings, units and figures, reflecting a fragmented OCR of a commodity column.
Reading the Roster of Literary Opinions on Classic Works
The piece records readers' stances on Descartes Discourse on Method Pascal Montaigne Essays and votes for Plato or Lucretius with Lucretius favored for portable reason. It notes a Code Civil vote, mentions Aeschylus Orestes Fontaine Fables Moliere and a French dictionary, plus two readers pushing for Complete Gardener and a satirical proposal to destroy books. It also marks the death centenary of Ann Rutledge, Lincoln’s sweetheart, who died at 22 in New Salem Illinois.
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Marcus Aurelius
Michelet
Descartes
Pascal
Montaines
Plato
Lucretius
France
Fontaine
Molierc
Henri de Regnier
French Academy
Ann Rutledge
Abraham Lincoln
New Salem, Ill
Invasion Fears Rise as Selastic Plays Bold Decree
The royal decree shows Selastic leaning toward invasion, signaling growing alarm. The British legation issued 35 passports to Bombay for Hindu families, reflecting concern as Hindus typically flee threatened cities.
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Selastic
Hera
Bombay
Driver Blots Record Portland Ore
Ed Davenport, a 76 year old driver, ends a 73 year clean record as police records show five arrests in the last three years in Portland Oregon. The note highlights a long tenure without trouble followed by recent legal actions involving Davenport.
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Portland
Ore
Ed Davenport
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