Bricker Promises School Foundation Reform In Speech
In a radio address from Columbus on August, John W. Bricker Republican candidate for governor pledged to fix Ohio’s $17 million school foundation deficit. He blamed a Democratic deficit and urged funding the obligations when due, shifting interest burdens to state level, and pursuing a constitutional method to repay the deficit while acknowledging a five year buildup and ongoing financial strain on districts. He argued revitalizing schools requires action and warned that some districts faced potential closed schools and unpaid teachers if reforms are delayed.
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Columbus
School Foundation
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Ohio
Earlire
Deport Harry Bridges Urged by House Committee
The House Committee on un American activities demanded immediate action from Secretary Frances Perkins to deport Harry Bridges Pacific coast director of the Communist Party affiliated group. Witnesses alleged Bridges said To Hell with the President and claimed he boasted of future actions against the U S fleet in San Francisco harbor. Bridges faced other accusations of Communist ties, which were denied.
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House
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast
Comunnittee For Industrial Organization
Department of Labor
Bridges
United States
Dies
Isked
San Franciseo
Dies’ Committee
Mahan
War Department
Radio Programs Wan 2a LATOR C iTESDAY 1938 Aug
Radio listings dated August 1938 outline daily programs across WGAR and WLW networks. It catalogues varied shows and hosts including Amos and Andy, Jack Berch, Hank, Ben Goodran Gay Nineties, George Sa Lats, Johnny Prex,onla Band, Gene Krupa, and Vincent Lopes with multiple station slots and musical acts throughout the day.
Rain Of Japanese Bombs Hits Yangtse Valley
Chinese reports say 50 Japanese aircraft dropped incendiaries on Kingshan area 78 miles northwest of Hankow with heavy casualties. Two Chinese companies allegedly wiped out by poison gas near Lachushan in the Kuling sector. Japanese advance toward Hankow claimed, while Chinese say their forces retook northern Yangtse positions.
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Shanghal Ang
Kingshan
Hankow
Purson Gas
Lachushan
Kuling
Yangtge
Canton
Hong Kong
Yangtse
Seventh Bommer Reunion Held at Esten Township
The seventh Bommer reunion occurred August 28 at Esten Township with a premeeting meal. Officers elected included Mrs Lo burg as president, Mrs Lene Sat treasurer, Miss Ayres Smith secretary, and Mrs Martha Suchkbster. The afternoon featured seven games and a fashion show. Frances Nachelas of Wooddagbier Dwle Jaret Berenacorth Ridges Ue noted as oldest member. youngest member unknown. Refreshments were served.
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Andrew Lo Smith
Esten Twp
Maon Aomer
Loburg
Lene
Ayres Smith
Martha Suchkbster
Ihe
Wenmer
Frances Nachelas
Vrooddagbier Dwle
Suburban Calendar of Community Club Meetings
Tonight and Tuesday through Thursday list local meetings across Avon Lake Belden Grafton North Ridgeville Lagrange West Ridge Columbia Pittsfield Valley City and Eaton. Events include Clue clubs, Homemaker groups, Bible classes, Ladies Aid and church socials with times from 2 pm to 8 pm and locations at homes halls and churches.
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Avon Lake
Tre
Valley City
Ed Graverseller
Pom
Grafton
Gagham Paracdise
Carl Lewht Norte
Ridgeville
Domesic Doors
Cummings
Lagrange
Old Glory Grangmerts
West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Grange
Bonnie Perk
Strangsyle
South Ridge
Garden Club
Pittsfield
Writers Musicians and Others Get Those Occupational Pains
Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses occupational neuroses among writers and performers. He notes functional cramps and spasms in the upper limbs from repetitive work, a growing issue amid economic strain and nervous tension. The piece highlights how persistent use of specific muscle groups leads to these professional neuroses.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Writers Cramp and Its Mechanical Links to Pen Use
A historical discussion explains writer s cramp as a muscular disorder tied to grip and posture. It cites steel versus rubber pen holders, the arc of finger tension, and how repetitive writing strains can cause cramps, neuritis, and occasional nail changes, with varied occupational relief and cautious outlook.
Sullivan Sullivan Funeral Rites for Ringler Held at Congregational
Funeral and community gathering details follow for Ringler who died Friday at his daughter’s in Michigan. Services at Congregational Church with Rev David D. and Rev Charles West serving. post service picnic near LeRoy with games and a church gathering by 8:30 pm. Local residents attending various events and hospital update notes.
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Sullivan
David D.w.ds
Tha
Ea Genonal Ci
Charles Wesot
Ringler
Wichigan
Penfield Hosts Classmates and Local Clubs
Earl Stentz entertained the graduating class of 1903 from Indiana High School at her home Thursday. Guests included Edith Whitmen Evans ton Ahnes Mrs Rendon Hoff Mrs Scott Billman Wooster and Mrs Sidney Archer Lodi. The Neighborhood Birthday Club met at Mrs Robert Squire’s Friday with a covered dish lunch for fourteen. The Farm Woman's Club plans a Sept 6 all‑day meeting at Mrs Floyd Buswell’s 417 Cortland Wellington with noon covered dish. Mr and Mrs Thomas White of Medina visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones Saturday. Harley Smith drove his new school bus with thirty‑two pupils.
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Earl Stentz
Acer
Ind. High School
Edith Whitmen
Evaston
Ahnes
Rendon Hoff
Meday
Scott Billman
Wooster
Sidney Archer
Lodi
Robert Squire
Fnday
Thomas White
Medina
Lewis Jones
Harley Smith
Martin On The Outs With Lewis In UAW Rift
Detroit August 30 Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers Union, claimed strong support from rank and file in his dispute with John L Lewis head of the CIO over ousting four international officers on charges of consorting with Communists. A tri state council meeting at Milwaukee urged the union to cease paying the tax and recommended deferring more action to the next convention.
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Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers Union
John Y. Lewis
CIT OQ
UAW International
Martin
Lewis
UAW
C. O
C. LO
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
C. 1.0
Facion
CIA
Cocoanut Grove musical at Lincoln Theatre stars MacMurray
Fred MacMurray and Harriet Hilliard headline the Cocoanut Grove musical now playing at Lincoln Theatre. The lively film showcases the duo in a bright musical revue with upbeat songs and comic moments.
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Fred MacMurray
Harriet Hilliard
Cocoanut Grove
Lincoln Theatre
Jones Family Film at Capitol Theater Tomorrow
The Jones family film next at the Capitol Theatre stars Proudr and Spring Bigmawn in the Jones Fury series. Safety in numbers is promoted alongside the show as the feature screens tomorrow.
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Capitol
Ded Proudr
Spring Bigmawn
Safety In Numbers
Capital Theatre
Local Social Notes From Middle State Towns
Nova Miss Hope Brown of Stanford Yoo visited her sister Mrs Mildred Brown and others in Fairport Palmesville Cleveland and Wadsworth during the past week. Mrs Roe Monks and children Richard and Carolin Jean of Fairview are at ME parsonage. Sunday visitors at the ES Richards home included W S Richards and son Wendell Jr of Baltimore MD. Byron White Gilbert of Youngstown, C C Kuefler and daughter Evelyn, and Howard Smith with two daughters visited. Wendell Richards Jr, of Baltimore, is spending two weeks with his grandparents. New Boy Scouts enjoyed three days at Camp Avery Hand near Mansfield with Norman Starr Billy Thorpe Paul Carpenter Elmer Whitmore Donald Richards James Keith Ralph and Harold McBride Thurman and Elvin Moody. Helena Adjutant General John W Mahan has gone to France to locate bodies of 19 comrades buried.
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Stanford
Yoo
Mildred Brown
B V Berentz
Fair‘port
Palmesville
Cleveland
Wadsworth
Roe Monks
Richard
Carolin Jean
Fairview
E S Richards
W S Richards
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Baltimore
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Gilbert
Youngstown
Japanese Air Offensive Against Chiang Kai-Shek Intensifies
Japanese forces bombarded Hankow defense centers from the air as they sought to kill Chinese Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek. Chinese aerial opposition emerged while Tokyo claimed a threatened break in Hankow’s defense. The raid also struck targets in Kwangtung Province and Kingshan, where Chiang was said to be at a military conference.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hankow
Kwangtung Province
Kingshan
Chiang
Admit Kidnaping of Canton Man
Two men confessed to kidnapping Canton manufacturer John A Blake and were being taken to Mansfield for questioning about robberies there. Suspects Elkmer McCurdy of Croton and Merle Hickling of Jackson, Mich admitted forcing Blake to drive from Columbus to Johnstown last Tuesday after Blake urged them to stop for cigarettes.
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John A Blake
Canton
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