Hitler Prisoner Nominated For Peace Prize
Carl von Ossietzky, a German pacifist and prisoner, was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by the League for the Rights of Man. London lawyer Wickham Stead urged the award, backed by figures including Leon Trotsky and others. Ossietzky, 45, was arrested after the Reichstag fire in 1933 and held in Sonnenburg and Papenburg camps, where he says he was beaten and subjected to harsh drill. He had opposed Nazism, edited Die Weltbuehne, faced treason charges, and was later amnestied. his health deteriorated under Nazi rule.
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League For the Rights of Man
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Stockholm
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Times
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Kreiser
European liberals push for Ossietzky release as prize looms
Privately advised to flee by allies, Carl von Ossietzky again refused. European liberals and pacifists wage a strong campaign for his release, arguing a Nobel Peace Prize would secure his freedom if awarded.
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Hitler
Ossietzky
Europe
Old Glory Grange Holds August Meeting at Lagrange
Old Glory Grange met in Lagrange on Thursday August 23 with thirty one members present. Master Wilmot Long led routine business and plans to clean the hall interior. Lorain County Pomona will meet September 8 with Ridgeville Grange. Mabelle Tran was elected correspondent. Next meeting September 14 is inspection night with high attendance expected. Lunch committee listed. Activities included vocal and instrumental music by Mrs Twin ing of Wakeman a poem by Mabelle Tran a clothes pin game won by Violet Swartz and educational questions by Russell Opter. Guests were invited to dine and Ice tea and cookies served. Dancing followed with Mrs Turning providing music.
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Ette Robbins
Don Swartz
Dorothy Pearce
Franklin Sanders
Ruth Jones
True Archer
Adison Foster
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Harry Sigsbey
Clem Ruice
R. D. Holcomb
Clement Reinders
Mrs. Twining
Wakeman
Mabelle Tran
Violet Swartz
Russell Opter
Wallinot Long
West Ridge Grange Picnic and Community Meetings
Carlisle Grange will hold its annual picnic on August 29 at the river on the old Squires farm along Oberlin road. The West Ridge community is invited for a gala event with a good time promised. The first West Ridge Parent-Teachers Association meeting is set for September 11 at the sunol house, featuring the play Aunt Elvira performed by local youths.
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Elvira
John Simms
Schramm Road
Dick Johnston
Marielle Simms
B. C. Pope
Oberlin
Steve Toth
Elyria
Mass Rose Toth
Lester Drusendahl
Columbus
Theodore Grills
Melvin
H. H. Drusendahl
Lester
Lewis Becher
Verne Decker
Sherman Mason
Lake Erie Lorain
Ross Toth
St. Joseph's Catholic Church of
Amherst
Ebersole Grove
Wellington
Ruth Manns
New Oberlin
Day by Day World War Story 20 Years After
A day by day look at World War I events. August 28 entry notes battles in Heligoland Bight, German fleet setbacks, and British morale boost. Mentions Von Tirpitz, Kaisers fleet, and submarine actions. Local notices include Henry Pallas household visit and a 4-H beach party with West Carlisle youths and organizers.
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Mainz
Heligoland
von Tirpitz
Clare Kinnaird
von Tirplt
von Tirpity
August Chronicle of War and Antiquities Resurface
August entries recounting World War I era tensions near Paris and a broad miscellany of historical notes and local society items. It notes German offensives on Belgium, early war declarations, and prominent historical figures including St Augustine and Goethe, alongside local society happenings from Spencer and neighboring towns.
Huntington Birthday Surprise Party
Mike Moskal Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Moskal, received a birthday surprise at his home southwest of the Center last Sunday. The celebration featured games and a toast, with about fifty small attendees enjoying the event.
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Huntington
Mike Moskal, Jr
Moskal
Elyria leaders eye Nestor as western division head
J A Nestor of Elynd is being considered to replace M Wilcoxson as general manager of the Green Line railway. Nestor, connected with the lime industry for six years, is under review after Wilcoxson resigned. Elyria Theatre plans a big season starting September 4 with vaudeville and attractions including Graystark Pony of the Circus Knight for a Day and Buster Brown.
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M. Wilcoxson
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Elyria Theatre
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Touring Pennsylvania residents attend Baum reunion
Mr and Mrs H I Solida toured Pennsylvania and joined the Baum reunion during the past week. Mildred Haulk visited Arlene West over the weekend. Carl and Freda Welsh called on friends in town. B F Miller and family attended a birthday party Friday night at the Fred Willer home in Wellington.
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Reutter
Spencer
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Archie Buchanan
Medina
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Here
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Penfield
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Baum
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Oneirin
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Lorain
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Michigan
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Fred Willer
Wellington
Memphis Plans Big Cotton Show For 1935 Carnival
Memphis in Tennessee gears to host a national cotton show during the 1935 Cotton Carnival. Officials estimate 175000 visitors will attend, framing the exhibit as both educational and commercial. Charles Riverett of the National Textile Industry touts cotton’s wide uses as a captivating eye opener.
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Memphis
Tenn
Charles Riverett
National Textile Industry
Rain Drowns 294 Sparrows Under One Tree Found
In Ashtabula Ohio Herman Kutvinen found 294 sparrows drowned after a overnight rainstorm. The birds were located under a single poplar tree on his lawn. Local observers note the unusual casualty count in a brief rural incident report.
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Herman Kutvinen
Local Merchant Freese Brothers Partner Dies Suddenly
Prosecutor Don M. Myers said preliminary plans and estimates are needed with an auditor’s certificate on the estimated life of the improvement before it can go on the ballot, and there is doubt about timely completion. Carl J. Freese, local merchant and Freese Brothers partner for 30 years, died yesterday afternoon.
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Don M. Myers
Carl J. Freese
Freese Brothers Clothing
Films To Record Vanishing Races
London reports that at the International Congress of Anthropology and Ethnological Sciences movie cameras will record life among tribes believed to be aging and soon extinct. Expeditions will film these groups and a central film library will be created with branches worldwide to preserve such records.
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London
International Congress of Anthropology and Ethnological Sciences
Addinon
Carbonized Logs Found Buried Near Crater Lake Park
Geologists report finding carbonized logs along the Snow Union Creek Diamond Lake highway in Oregon near Crater Lake. One log stood upright under volcanic deposits. Dr. Warren D. Smith of the University of Oregon believes it was buried by Mt Mazama explosions about 20,000 years ago.
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Crater Lake National Park
Snow Union Creek
Diamond Lake
Warren D. Smith
University of Oregon
Mt. Mazama
Crater Lake
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