Oberlin Graduates Sawyer and Limbach Active in Gubernatorial Campaign
Oberlin College news notes two alumni, Charles Sawyer and Arthur Limbach, joining the Ohio gubernatorial campaign. Sawyer, Democratic nominee and trustee, graduated in 1908 in three years and serves as campaign manager. Limbach, class of 1918, served in the Oberlin Ambulance Unit during World War I and later returned to finish his degree.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio
Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Arthur Kimbach
New Philadelphia
Sawyer
Junmr
Cal Jaws
Chor
Union
Review
Nutt
Limbach
Robert Maxnard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Oberlin Ambulance
Gladys Edwards Shows Woman Power On Farm
SLEVELAND Gladys Edwards, 30, farms near Chagrin Valley, handles teams and haying, wears overalls and resists dresses. She runs a small farming operation in spare time, aims to work for her keep, and rejects dependence, stating she can support herself without a husband.
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Sleveland
Gladys Edwards
Miss Edwards
Chagrin Valley
Newey
Paradox of union checkoffs under Wagner Act
The piece argues that the Wagner Act forbids employers from promoting unions while contracts force employers to act as treasurers, collecting union dues via payroll deduction. It cites General Motors and several union agreements to show how checkoffs coerce both employer and employee, creating a paradox in labor law and NLRB oversight.
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General Motors
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Abor
NLIRB
Wagner
Mystery aboard the Golden Guill deepens on a yacht cruise
On the motor yacht Golden Guill Theodora Teddy Raynor Aunt Elsie Hugo Albright and others sail when stewardess Marie Galgan is murdered. Dr. Smitting leads a meeting where Teddy’s safety is questioned while Graham, Teddy, and Hugo await Charis Winslowe to confirm a suspect.
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Theodora
Teddy) Kaynor
Elsie
Hugo Albright
Denis Graham
Dr. Smitting
Charis Winslowe
Graham
Cecil Stoddard
Teddy
Hugo
Professor Turner
Mrs. Marvis
Jim
Mrs Marvis
Miss Raynor
Miss Winslowe
Eddy
Marvis
Marie Galgan
George Todd
Martie Galgan
Purge Threat Tangles Capitol Protest Over Independence
A political group confronts elected leaders outside the Capitol alleging missteps over independence and control. The confrontation centers on representation and a call to purge dissenting officials from the scene amid tension and public debate.
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Capitol Steps
Ledger Syndicate
Grafton 4-H Clubs Win Top Grades at Wellington Fair
Grade A honors were awarded to Popu lar Personality Pioneers 4-H Club and Willing Workers 4-H Club for their booth exhibits at the Wellington Fair last week. Lat-a-Lot Club met Thursday at Mrs F A Rust home with ten members. sewing and a social hour followed by refreshments. Mrs Alex Schwed invited the group to meet again in two weeks at her home.
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Pioneers
Wellington
F. A. Rust
Alex Schwed
Beach party at Century Park reported by several families
Carlisle Mr and Mrs H MM turlbut Oberlin Read Mr and Mrs A S Batley East Avenue and families plus Mrs Elizabeth Reisinger Butternut Ridge Road Mr and Mrs Archie Welton and families attended a beach party at Century Park Sunday evening. After a wiener roast, guests were hosted by a brother of Mrs A P Bailes and sister in law Mr and Mrs Carol Reisinger at their home in Luan.
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MM. Turlbut Oberlin Read
A S Batley
East Avenue
Elizabeth Reisinger
Butternut Ridge Road
Archie Welton
Century Park
A. P. Bailes
Carol Reisinger
Luan
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
A veteran advice column urges women aged 38 to 52 to pursue fresh air sleep and reliable tonics during menopause. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to build vigor and steady nerves amid changes of life.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Nalire
Pinkham
Steel Ingot Production Reaches 44 Percent This Week
Production of steel ingots starts at 44 percent capacity in September, a gain over last week but may dip due to Labor Day shutdowns. August raw output likely averages around 42 percent, with July at 33.42 percent. Steel bookings rise 10 to 25 percent from July, aided by semi finished inventories. Chicago district hits 40 percent, Pittsburgh 33 percent, with small gains in Cleveland Youngstown Detroit and a slight drop in the South. Sloss-Sheffield furnace set to start Sept 1. Southern pig iron prices reaffirmed for Q4. Government wage policy looms, with no immediate wage cuts seen as producers hope demand improves. Large scale auto production begins Sept 1, Buick aiming 56,000 cars by end of November and 35,000 tons commitments in 90 days. Construction bids total over 41,000 tons including transmissions towers for Grand Coulee Bon Reville, Meeker Street Bridge, and various structural steel projects.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Youngstown
Detroit
Wheeling-Weirton
Public Contracts Board
Department of Labor
Washington
Buick
Oregon
Grand Coulee
Bon Reville
Meeker Street
Brooklyn
Fort Lewis
Wash
Pensacola
Okla
Sheffield Farms Co
New York
New Haven
Conn
Indiana
Red Herk
Queens
N.Y
Grand Coulee Dama
New York City
Hitler To Get Message From Britain Friday
London reports British ambassador Sir Nevile Henderson will convey a verbal message to Adolf Hitler outlining Britain’s Czechoslovak crisis policy. The note aims to show Britain’s likely entry into any war over the minority issue, while urging Hitler to help keep peace. Prime Minister Chamberlain travels to Scotland to brief King George as Prague remains central in the crisis.
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London
Nevile Henderson
Germany
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Britain
Hitler
North Sea
Foreign Office
Poland
Ments
France
Chamberlain
Scotland
King George
Balmoral
Prague
Iron Age rail inquiry eyed for September
Certral plans to issue an inquiry for 28,600 tons of rails around September 15 as tin plate buying remains weak and operations hover near 30 percent. No rebound expected until a new price perhaps in October, with scrap markets waiting. The Iron Age scrap composite price stays at 14.50 dollars.
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Certral
Local Patrolman Grows Two-Pound Tomato at Nelsonville
A tomato weighing two pounds fourteen ounces and 19 and a half inches in circumference was grown locally by Patrolman James Cope in Nelsonville, highlighting a remarkable home horticulture effort.
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Nelsonville
James Cope
Miss Hude Jones Completes 506 Page Mosley Trial Record
Mt VernonMiss Hude Jones a Common Pleas Court stenographer finished her longest book in 37 years of court reporting a 506 page volume containing all testimony from the trial of Fred Mosley convicted wife killer
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MT. Vernon
Hude Jones
Common Pleas Court
Stenoz
Rapher
Fred Mosley
End of War Marks Return to Frontline Beginnings
The conflict's close brings reflections on four years of service from the writer who started in earnest amid the fighting between France and Germany on the northeastern French frontier, marking a full arc from entry to conclusion.
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France
Germany
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