Boake Carter Praises Southern Free Enterprise Power
Boake Carter argues Houston’s rapid growth shows free enterprise fuels the South’s rise. He condemns Roosevelt policies and the Wage and Hour Act as harming southern industry, citing Galveston Bay improvements and oil-tool plants with high wages for workers including long-tenured Black employees. He notes CIO organizing attempts among tool plant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
South
Texas
Galveston
Hughes Tool Company
The
Tool Company
Indict Aircraft Employee On Charge Of Trying To Sell
Karl Drummond of Inglewood California was indicted for attempting to smuggle and sell U S secret bomber and ship designs to Japan He admitted taking 150 photographs and 15 blueprints and tried to offer the information for 200 dollars The case names a Japanese official and a local lawyer as part of the probe and notes the documents were hidden on his person
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Los Angeles
America
Northrup
Karl Drummond
Inglewood
Cal
Kors
Wage and Hour Bill Blamed for Job Loss in America
The article critiques wage policies and industrial automation, arguing that price and production aims are shifting toward low cost mechanisms. It claims Washington and Roosevelt favor a destructively controlling philosophy that harms American workers while firms pursue mechanization to meet demand, citing Texas as a beacon of potential development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Texas
Union
Franklin Roosevelt
Copyright Ledger Syndicate Rage
Serious fall lands Mrs Wallington in New London hospital
Mrs Ed Wallington learned from sister Mrs Emma Lucas that Mrs Wallington is in a New London hospital in serious condition after a fall down stairs at her home on Thursday morning. Thanksgiving Day visits included Mr and Mrs J D Barge and others hosting or visiting relatives in Cleveland Elyria Wellington and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wallington
Emma Lucas
New London Hospital
Mable Hillbrook
Henry
Cleveland
Robert Diver
J. D. Barge
Irs
Harry Dague
N Rma
Kerrie
Ola Dague
Sede Gault
Ray Broust
Elyria
Ars
Fred Brown
E L. Hechland
Bobbie
Wellingist
Clarence Thornton
Dale White
Paul Hoffmeier
Stanley Miller
Pols
A. L. Miller
Kent Firestone
Glenn Firestone
Ernst Jefferies
Belle Bradley
Belden
Myron Bradley
Charles Touby
Dora Rice
Wellington
Robert Starr
Elan Griffith
Harry Brown
Ernst Woodling
Akron
Eugene Aukerman
Nellie Boone
Harry Sanders
Sanders
Dick Aldrich
Carol
Elvira
C. R. Aldrich
Cathrine Fuller
William Fayer
Burbank
P. J. White
West Salem
R. E. Bishop
Clara Koonts
Homerville
Dallas Auble
Ina Boice
Caroline Wood
Thanksgiving visitors and local residents listed in Chatham area
Care of a physician for an infected ankle marks the holiday. Teachers Helen Neidhards and Clarabel Harge visited their homes for Thanksgiving. Various families from Axton Sharon Center Kent Rituman Barberton Mentor and Wellington hosted or visited relatives, with updates on children recovering from operations and ill relatives under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Neidhards
Chatham School
Clarabel Harge
Sharon Center
Max Dague
Kenneth
Axton
Henry Andresen
Kent
Ola Dague
Sadie Gault
Nancy Jane Sures
Elizabeh Ingrshem
Lid
Arthur Sanford
Walter Tasser
Cumberland
Maryland
Jack Sharp
Sidney Soor
T. H Robinson
Mabel Hillprook
Marionsen
Jane
Rituman
Perry
Sam Scort Hermar
Tarjorie McVicker
Graft
Vn Sirs
Normen Aatmuth
Walter Rook
Doris
Joreee
Deirda Seeler
Leland
Barberton
Maud Hendricks
Mentor Scho
Gues
Arleigh
Harry Hendricks
Charlene McVicker
Eugene
Chatham
Norman Aufroyth
Elisabeth Ingraham
Rover Corners
Malinda Navlnn
L W Baxet
Wellington
Aisin Neidhard
Frank Brow
Munday
Elyria
Stedman Hunter
Cinderella Still
Gale Still
Sylvia Rebman
Asmand
Eugene Alkfermap
Verra Aukermer
Herre
Bridge Club Hosts A Evening At Henrietta Home
Harley Kelly entertained the Henrietta bridge club at their home Saturday night. Three tables played with first honors going to James Lees while Mrs. Harry Viever was consoled. Refreshments were served by the hostess Jean and Mrs. James Lees of Elver. Every guest included Air and Mrs. Earl Kendeigh and other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Myra
Harley Kelly
clu + club
Gowe James Lees
Harry Vieer
J Lr
James Lees
Elvr
Air
Earl Kendeigh
J. R. Lees
4.C. Meyer
Ernest v.Omvermyer
Methodist Church Standard Bearers meet at Portieui home
Misses Lois and Phyllis Portieui hosted a meeting of the Standard Bearers Society of the Methodist Church at their home on Saturday afternoon. After the gathering, refreshments were served to Rev. Keeszel and daughters Miriam and Esther of Nova, Dorothea Frances and Ruth Angersbach, Araith Bauman, Doris Portman and other hostess guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Phyllis Portieui
Standard Bearers Society
The
Methodist Church
Keeszel
Miriam E and
Esther of
Nova
Dorothea Frances
Ruth Angersbach
Araith Bauman
Doris Portman
H-Stesses
Thanksgiving at many homes across Oberlin and Elyria
Holiday gatherings are reported across Oberlin Elyria and surrounding areas with families hosting relatives from Bowling Green Baldwin and Dearborn. Guests included Lois Portman Doris Portman Phyllis Portman and several local residents. The meals featured guest lists and illness leading to a bedbound host and a dowser society in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Doris Portman
Bowling Green College
Lois Portman
Baldwin
Wallace College
Frank Kelble
Gust Dragus
Dearborn
Michigan
Dragus
Ernest Lamvermyer
Chauncey Currier
Albert Bauman
Joliet
Illinois
Matilda Kessler
New York City
Charles Bauman
Berea
John Geissendoerfer
Ernest Bauman
Geissendoerfer
Ashland College
Ed Kothe
Ernest Jamvermyer
Richard
Donald
Bay Village
F. F. Siegert
Jack Siegert
Charles Lange
From a Wayward Town to a Wild Ride Drama Unfolds
George Martin, a small town lawyer, becomes entangled with Rita Roselle, a stock company actress seeking a divorce from Ted Lane. After a chaotic spree, he drunkenly crashes a corncrib, endangering Lucy May Carter and prompting a tense rescue by Lee Morgan. The scene ends with George drunk and plotting revenge as police threaten action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
Eten Vaughan
Rita Roselle
Ted Lane
George
Ellen
Wiles
William Peters
Rita
Elien
Peters
Lucy May Carter
Lee Morgan
Lucy May
Lucey May
Lee
Brownhelm Mission Band Hosts Thank Offering Service
The Evangelical Church Mission Band led by Miss Mabel Hasenpflug presented a brief Thank Offering program after Sunday School. The annual Fruits of the Field offering was received at the concluding collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Mission Band of the
Evangelical Church
Mabel Hasenpflug
Three Oberlin Bands In Concert On Saturday Evening
Three Oberlin College bands totaling 130 musicians present their Thirteenth Annual Home Concert in Finney Chapel on Saturday December 3 at 7 30 p m directed by Arthur L Williams The concert features works by Feauchet Pierne Wagner and others with conducting by Ernest McClain and student conductors Gabriel Pierne Endresen Osstrand Sprague and more The combined bands close with Oberlin College Song and a fanfare dedicated to the Oberlin College Band Admission is free with general seating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Musicias
Finney Chapel
Arthur L. Williams
Paul Feauchet
Hasdnu Wood
Carl Friedmann
Ernest McClain
Gabriel Pierne
William Ostrander
Halvorsen
Marion Spregue
Elsa
Oberln College
Flosd J. S&s Clair
Mr Williams
Bechstel 4H Club gathering at church basement
About twenty members of the B B 4 H Club gathered Friday evening at Bechstel’s. A portion of the funds went toward ponied activities and rewards. The group moved to the Congregational Church basement where a church group issued receipts and certificates as checks were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechstel
Congregational Church
Returning college students and local gatherings mark holiday season
The piece lists returning seniors and juniors from Baldwiollace College Berea and Ohio State, including Miss Grace Miller and Stewiet Ferehid, with names like Raymond Bacon Leros Has eyvflaug Vernon Trier and Albert Drechler. It notes faculty and staff, Camden Twp schools, and families hosting Thanksgiving meals at Brandau and Hasenpflug homes. It also mentions a rabbit feast after a basketball practice and trips by Burt Webb and John Brandau to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnilege
Grace Miller
Stewiet Ferehid
Bald
Wiollace College
Berea
Raymond Bacon
Leros Haseyvflaug
Vernon Trier Sophocate
Ghia State University
Colurbus
Albert Drechler Sepamire
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Donald Beec
Plophomere
Beswling
Unoversis
Milarzaret Bauman
Academs of Beauty Et
Lewine
Isses
Katherine Brill
Margaret Fritsen
Dane Baird
Eleanor Herculer
Marian Streicher
Oberlin School of Commerce
Albert Setkeres
Camden Two
Harold Baete
Camden Twp
Schoel
Conrad Baetz
Faraly
Fred Brandau
Adam Claed
Florevice
Harvey M Brandau
Brand U
Arthur Hasenpflug
FO FL Miller
Sullivan
Sam Bacon
Charles Brandan
H. B Shattuck
Wellington Agricultural Society Directors Re elected
Wellington Ohio December 1 Polls opened 7 to 9 pm at the office of A R Branson for the election of four directors. Incumbents Ka Lee L G Bradstock E E Wideman and Philp Babel were reelected. The annual meeting for 1939 officers will be held in December. The association now has nearly 500 members, the largest in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
A. R. Branson
Herrick Avenue East
Wellington Agricultural Society
i—Ka Lee
Brighton Township
L. G. Bradstock
E. E. Wideman
Pittsfield
Philp Babel
Penfield
Branson
Ever Ready Sunday School Hosts Guest Night at Church Basement
The Ever Ready Sunday School class for young marrieds held an off regular Guest Night on Tuesday in the church basement. Guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Wittenbrook Mr and Mrs Lloyd Furness and Mr and Mrs Paul Gray. A brief business meeting preceded games and refreshments. Committees for refreshments were Albert Buck Royal Stark and Lelan Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wittenbrook
Lloyd Furness
Paul Gray
Albert Buck
Royal Stark
Lelan Kirkpatrick
Grand Marshal Addresses Odd Fellows Meeting on Membership
Mr. Welfe, Grand Marshal of New London Lodge, spoke to local Odd Fellows Tuesday evening about increasing enrollment. He delivered puns and suggestions. Guests included Lem New London and Brunswick. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfe
New London
Odd Fellows
Brunswick
Carnival Plans Underway for Grange Event in Alys
Arrangements are moving rapidly for the Grange carnival to be held Friday evening December 9 at the local hub in Alys. John Barbur is chairman of the committee on arrangements. There will be varied entertainment games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Alys
John Barbur
Christening Rites For Rose Farage At St Patrice Church
Christening rites were held at St Patrice Catholic church for Rose Farage, infant daughter of Alr. and Mrs Benns Farage of North Matin Street. Godfather and Godmother are Mr and Mrs Sam Marlette. A party followed at the home with orchestral music from Cleveland. Local attendees included non-family members and orchestra players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrice Catholic Church
Rose
Alr
Benns Farage
North Matin Street
Sam Marlette
Here
Cleveland
Wellington students to provide dinner music for banquet
A Wellington High School group has been asked to play dinner music for the Clearview High School Athletic banquet on Thursday evening December 1. The musicians are Donald Brenner Wilma Brewer Laura McConnell and Anna Buswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Clearview
Clearview High School
Donald Brenner
Wilma Brewer
Laura McConnell
Anna Buswell
Reverend and Mrs Lonzo S Green Visit Clyde Church
The Reverend and Mrs Lonzo S Green traveled to Clyde Methodist Church Tuesday evening where the pastor showed Kentucky pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo S. Green
Clyde Merhodist
Kentucky
Admitted to Clinic for Treatment in Ohio
John Branson of Bedford Ohio was admitted to the local Clinic for treatment. He is the son of Mrs E C Branson of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Branson
Bedford
Ohio
E. C. Branson
Wellington
Mrs Clodwick Ill at Oberlin Hospital in Ohio
Mrs Isabel Clodwick remains critically ill at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Ohio. Her condition seemed slightly better on Wednesday. Her father Mr Rogers of Sandusky wintering in Tennessee arrived to be at her bedside. Her Cleveland sister runs the Sandwich Bar during the illness. Steve Clodwick and daughter Joyce travel each evening to Oberlin to be with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Clodwick
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Mr. Rogers
Sandusky
Tennessee
Cleveland
Oberlin Dean Wittke to Speak at Cleveland Dinner
Oberlin College Dean Carl Wittke will address a dinner meeting of the American Association of University Professors in Hayda Hall Flora Stone Mather Campus Western Reserve University on Friday December 2 at 6 30 pm The event is under the Case and Reserve Chapters with Professor Harvey Walker of Ohio State also speaking and head of the region I division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Carl Wittke
Oberlin College
American Association of University Professors
Case and Reserve
Harvey Walker
Oh State
Region I Vision
Hayda Hall
Flora Stone Mather
Western Reserve University
Nurse Says Indians Are Taciturn Patients in Canada
Edmonton report quotes Jenny Balcourt a Fort Vermilion nurse saying Indians are "pretty good" patients but harder to diagnose than white men because they are taciturn. She notes doctors struggle to tell when Indian patients are pale and states all her Fort Vermilion patients are Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Jenny Balcourt
Fort Vernthen Hospital
Here
Balcourt
Fort Vermilion
Equine Disease Reported Across Niagara Peninsula
The dread disease encephalomyelitis has appeared in the Niagara Peninsula with early outbreaks killing several horses in Welland courthouse area. Government approved serum is being used to immunize healthy horses while authorities monitor spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Ont
Niagara Peninsula
Welland Courtye
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Spencer
Wilmot Printing Company
Masonica Lempie
Edith Kuhl
Henry Weickel
Vermilion
Stelvin Unger
Eo Nichel
Jimmy
Waron Kelly
Frank Daley
June
East Norwalk
Richard Sanders
Phillip Altmiller
Bennett Home
Conrad Ader
Dorothy and
Naum
Snyder
Lorain
John Semple
Lawrence
Amherst
Howard
Marie
Arthur
Adler
Louise
Buddy
Lester Husted
M. Kelly
Doris Daniels
Bonnie
Clarence Wood
G. M. Snyder
Jeanne
John Kirk
London
United Panters Syedients
Ucy May
Mrs. Carter
Hey
Carter
Cci
Crarge
Eorge
Thank Offering Services
Southern Star
McQuistion & Helfa
West Avenue
Eregetional
Mornine Ag
Briffs
SNAP
Broad Street
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Clyde
Dean Wittke
Daoan
Mullione
Doan
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