Ohio Buckeye and Ohio Conference to hold meetings
In Columbus Ohio the Buckeye and Ohio Conference will hold winter meetings to map 1937 football schedules and form baseball and track schedules. Officials expect peaceful Buckeye proceedings while the Ohio Conference faces possible sanctions against five schools for early football practice. Meetings will also review a revised constitution and by laws and elect a president for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
Buckeye
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
London
Brutus” Gant
Cincinnat
George Gauthier
Ohio University
University of Toledo
John Carrol
Case
Baldwin Wallace
Greater
Cleveland
Xavier University
Cincinnati
D. E. Schoonover
Marietta College
League
United Press
Ashland
Kent State
Dean Schoonever
Olympic games split A A U debate heats up
Henry McLemore reports from New York as the Amateur Athletic Union debates whether the United States should participate in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The split factions, led by Judge Jeremiah Mahoney and Avery Brundage, clash over whether to send a team while tensions with Nazi Germany shape the argument.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Ber- Ma
A. A. A. Bora
A. A. Gera
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Hitler
Avery Brundage
Germany
Brundage
Bermuda
Important For Youth Chanming New Line
A fashion notice promotes a schoolgirl model with a pleasing neckline and tiny buttons, featuring flaring gored skirts in rabbit wool blends. It emphasizes simple sewing, moderate cost, and Series No. 2603 for sizes 12 to 20, with material needs and ordering instructions.
Charity Football Game Heads To Youngstown Tomorrow
Ohio final game of 1935 features Geneva College of Beaver Falls Pa and Newberry College of Newberry S C in an intersectional charity contest. Ethiopian war updates note Haile Selassie planning to lead a major attack as weather favors Ethiopian forces and Italian lines struggle.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Geneva Colieze
Beaver Falls
Newberry College
Newberry
S. Car
Ean
Stuart Emeny
News Chronicle
Désire
Haile Selassie
Generis
Makale
Harari
Daily Mail
Heartgeisa
British Somaliland
Harar
Berbera
Sasa Baneh
Italian War Base Strife Intensifies Near Asmara
British correspondents on the northern Italian front report worsening roads and scarce motorized transport as the conflict around Asmara grows more intense. The situation heightens the strain on supply lines and battlefield mobility amid ongoing operations.
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Kale
Adierat
Asmara
Home as the sacred, ever-present shelter in life
The Christian Science Monitor essay extols home as more than a shelter, a sacred trust shaping character and ethics. It contrasts stable domestic warmth with the unsettling travel of modern life, asserting spiritual home found in divine consciousness keeps people united beyond distance.
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Mary Baker “Eddy
The
Christian Science Monitor
Briton who served Arabs for decades settles in England
Essex report profiles Abdul Fady later known as Arthur Upson after nearly forty years with Arab tribes in northern Africa. Deaf and fluent in Arabic, he explains Arab friendship and his mission work. He recalls crossing the Gobi desert and founding Nile Mission Press after spotting errors in Arabic pamphlets and a Koran print.
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Essex
England
Africa
Abdul Fady
Arthur Upson
Tnson
Upson
Xile Alissian
Arabia
Flo
Gobi Desert
Nile Mission Press
Abdul Fady and the Redeemer Bond Servant Meaning
A quoted speaker notes his name as Abdil Fady and explains his approach to publishing. He claims 709 books to his credit and says his works were produced in Arabic. He used a fez and identified with Arab culture, rarely speaking other languages.
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Upcon
Fez
Rset
Abdil Fady
Abdul Fady
Bond
Haile Selassie Era Stance on Slavery Sparks Ethiopian Debate
While Regent and later emperor, Haile Selassie banned slave dealing, drawing notable opposition within Ethiopia. Ethiopians divided, with many adhering to Mosaic law permitting slavery. The piece also contrasts two patriotisms: the narrow, soul contracting, and the hospitable, soul enlarging.
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Haile Selassie
Kentucky Court of Appeals Denies Clemency Plea
Bowman, captured after a reign of terror, must die in Clair Ohio unless executive clemency is granted. The court denied Bowman's petition for rehearing and dismissed two citizens pleas for a sanity hearing. He was sentenced last week in Mercy Circuit Court.
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Bee
Ohio Desperado
Kentucky Electric Comer
Franklin
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Bowman
Borman
Kentucky
Merce
Bride price and wealth payment shape a Kaffir bride
The piece notes that bride buying and paying wealth for a woman affect the bride psychologically. A Kaffir bride, it claims, feels pride in the price she brings and would despise herself if she cost nothing, while also risking contempt from others.
Lorain County Real Estate Sale and multiple legal notices
Notices of a public sale of real estate in Lorain County under an order of partition, including detailed lot description and price, plus legal actions in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Also notices of bank liquidation case, will contest, motor vehicle damages, and a divorce proceeding with parties and deadlines.
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Nefrat
Shepheard
Lorain County
Etrica
Ohio
Columbia
Lorain
John A. Stranahan
Sald
John A. Stranshan
Sarah Stranahan
Frank
Samuel Yost
Clarence W. Dick
Court of Common Pleas
State of
St. Squire
Guardian Trust
Cleveland
D. P. Osterling
S. H. Saurie
Banks of
Guardian Trust Company
Coust of Common Pleas
Andant
R. F. Vandemare
Oale
H. Squire
Guard Trust Companr
George Johnson
Johnson
Kingston Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Ruth Elenor Pfender
Gross Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Richard Oscar Erick
Corain County
Frans Oscar Erickson
Richard Oscar Erickson
Plaiatiff
J. E. Mac
North Albany Street
Chicase
Hoss
J. B Roy
Diversey
Pine Grove
Nicholas Simon
Canut m
Deltsch & Dilgeen
Plaintif
O. Lorain County
Frederick B
Hanson
Mary Bradsith Hanson
Mary Elizabeth Hanson
Detroit
Aotry
Frederick
Ters
Comiksa Cieveland
Oulo
Minor injuries after East Bridge street collision
Bert Warner aged 35 from Cleveland received minor facial cuts in a three car crash on East Bridge street at about 3 p m. The other drivers were A M Lanbentahi of North Ridgeville and George Dodsley of 225 Marsailles avenue. Minor damage to two other vehicles occurred in a second crash at East avenue and Second street involving Mrs Anthony Smith and John Brows about 5 40 p.m. yesterday.
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Bert Warner
Cleveland
East Bridge Street
A. M. Lanbentahi
North Ridgeville
George Dodsley
Marsailles Avenue
Anthony Smith
13Th Street
John Brows
313 Corner
East Avenue
Second Street
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Buckeye Athletic Leagues
A. A. U.'ers
Down
Bayou
Grandfather
Romayne Tate
Paragould
Ark
William E. Hamilton
Good Hope
Roosevelt
Laura L Baldt
AML
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Jersey
Eritrea
Massawa
Red Sea
Annie
Ethiopia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Addis Ababa
Acme
Nite Mission Press
Enticcio
Hebe
Clair
Frank M Wilcox
Lorain Co
Elsrna
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