Ohio News In Brief
State called a meeting of the Republican State Central Committee for next Tuesday. In Cleveland Emery H. Komlos 51 president of the Bond and Share Co died by suicide after illness despondency. He is survived by his wife and two children. In Saint Clairsville Maline Johnston 72 was killed by an automobile while walking on Route 9. In Bellaire John Meager 54 was killed by a fall in a mine tailing. In Alliance Henry F. Russell former Ohio commander of the Grand Army of the Republic died after two weeks illness. In Gallipolis Deep Wa slate fall in a coal mine northeast of here killed Alonzo Riffle 45 and Levi Freeman 35.
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Unsettlement on New York Stock Exchange Amid Japan Cycles
A recent drop in activity on the New York Stock Exchange reflected broader market unease linked to Japan’s business cycles. Traders cited cautious sentiment as global influences weighed on short term demand and equity prices across sectors.
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Brownhelm Church Marks 40th Anniversary Celebration
Brownhelm will observe the 40th anniversary of its church with services on Sunday December 5. Rev H Vo Summers of Canton will speak at 2:30 PM. one original member William Hasenpfing will also speak along with Rev R G Pretzer and others. Committee members include Arthur Hasenpflug and Jacob Arndt among others.
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Sipe
Arthur Hasenpflug
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Conrad Yoetr
Jacob Arndt
Ferrer
Man With Red Beard Hurls Ties Toward Tracks Near Amba
New York Central Railroad Police report a man aged 45 to 50 with a red beard lashed two railroad ties toward the tracks near Amba. A timer then removed the ties minutes before a passenger train was due.
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Minnesota To Have Model Hospital In Moose Lake
Moose Lake Minnesota will host a $2 5 million modern hospital complex to serve mentally ill statewide. The five story main building rises with a copper tower and marble pillars, with seven completed structures and bids out for three more on a 1700 acre site set to open by May or June. Local towns expect growth as receiving hospitals, dormitories and a service complex are developed alongside a farm operation and sewage facilities.
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T. J. Fowler
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Dultuth
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Fathers Have Parental Instincts Too In Everyday Life
The piece argues that fathers share parental duties and affection with mothers, challenging stereotypes. It asserts fathers can be as devoted as mothers, noting economic roles and social expectations shape parenting but do not define love or instinct. It discusses psychology claims about foster parenting and questions gendered assumptions.
Mental hospital project details and completion timeline
Plans for a farm based institution with full treatment and housing facilities for the mentally unsound describe connected buildings linked by tunnels and constructed to limit window opening to five inches to prevent escapes. The facility expects its first patient in February with full completion by late spring.
107 year old Frances Shaw Gathers Cotton Near Here
A 107 year old Negro woman Frances Shaw of Water Valley Mass is described picking two pounds of cotton near here. The report notes she reads without classes, hears well, and boasts that her teeth are in good condition.
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Penang diners drop God Save The King after plays
Penang Malaya theatergoers have urged cessation of God Save The King after performances. Audiences request a fitting moment to conclude each show, reflecting local sentiment and etiquette.
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Penang
Neva
Chiang Kai Shek Holds Talks With German Envoy In China
In Hankow and at Kuling Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek and German ambassador Dr. Oscar Trautmann discuss possible terms to end the Chinese Japanese war. Trautmann tries to win Chiang to accept Japanese peace conditions including a semi autonomous North China with Japanese advisers a large Shanghai concession and tariff revisions.
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Chiang Kai-Sheh
Oscar Trautmann
Kuling
North
Shanghai
Chiang in charge as he clings to war amid anti-Communist pact talks
Diplomatic sources say China may join a three power anti-Communist alliance with Germany, Italy, and Japan. Japan would pull troops from China if China signs. Public reaction mocks the idea. Generalissimo Chiang remains determined to wage war despite urging from conciliatory factions led by Foreign Minister Wang Ching-wei.
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