State liquor monopoly urged in Ohio amid repeal backlash
Ohio lawmakers debate a State monopoly for selling liquor in packages as Judiciary Committees reject the Administration plan for state stores. The editorial favors a state monopoly, argues repeal aimed to curb corruption, and urges residents to contact Lorain County legislators Philip Wolfe P H Rogers and Malcolm Thomson with views before Monday.
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Columbus
Judiciary Committees
House
Senate
Robert Bulkley
White
Ohio House
Ohio
Lorain County
Philip Wolfe
P. H. Rogers
Malcolm Thomson
Busy Harold Ickes Drives New Deal Public Works Agenda
The piece paints Harold L. Ickes as the busiest cabinet figure shaping Roosevelt's New Deal. It notes his role as Federal Public Works Administrator spending twenty million dollars daily on dams parks sewage systems and related projects. It praises his democratic style calm leadership and relentless delegation ensuring smooth continuation of public works.
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Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Whch
Mr. Ickes
Washington
Vi «Tor
United States
The Silent Observer and Odd Bits of Life
A collection of quips and verses on work, love, travel, and family. The speaker laments a son in the western outpost and a governor’s committee, while others mock modern pace and travel with a mix of humor and sentiment.
Prehistoric Rock Drawings Found Across Sweden and Norway
Archaeologists report rich collections of prehistoric rock drawings spanning Sweden and parts of Norway. The petroglyphs depict hunters boats and animals, suggesting complex ritual and daily life in ancient northern Europe. Researchers aim to map sites and date carvings using dating methods.
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Sweden
Norwe
Birthdates of Historic Figures Featured in Anniversaries
Today's anniversaries list prominent figures with birth years including Gustavus Adolphus 1594, John Milton 1608, Prince Peter Kropotkin 1842, Emma Abbott 1850, George Barnett 1859. It notes their deaths and places linked to each entry. The items resemble a compact memorial roundup from a historical column.
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Gustavus Adolphus
John Milton
Prince Peter Kropotkin
Emma Abbott
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Utah
George Barnett
Marine Corps
Lancaster
Wis
Washington
Great Bridge battle stands as Virginia victory
1775 Americans defeated the British at Great Bridge Virginia a pivotal early victory. 1901 Mrs Jane I Stanford donated thirty million dollars to Stanford University California. 1917 British forces captured Jerusalem ending联 a key Middle East campaign.
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Great Bridge
Virginia
Bunker Hill
Jane I. Stanford
Stanford University
Cal
Jerusalem
Notable Births and Appointments Noted Personalities
Meredith Nicholson of Indiana who became U. S. Minister to Paraguay was born in Crawfordsville 67 years ago. Maj. Gen. Benjamin Foulois born in Connecticut 54 years ago, Guy Richardson of Boston born in Haverhill 60 years ago, Bertrand H. Snell born in Colton New Hampshire 63 years ago, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. born in New York City 25 years ago, Thomas W. Hardwick born in Thomasville Georgia 61 years ago.
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Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
U. S
Paraguay
Crawfordsville
Ind
Benjamin Foulois
Connecticut
Guy Richardson
Boston
Haverhill
N. H
Bertrand H. Snell
N. Y
Congress
Colton
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
New York City
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Thomasville
Troubled Nature Warned by Fortune and Estrangement
A writings note warns that an originally generous nature could be shaken by misfortune. It suggests danger of life estrangement, a misanthropic tendency, and possible reckless adventures with uncertain outcomes.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma Born in Webster
U S Senator Thomas P Gore of Oklahoma, noted in a December 10 1933 record, is identified as being born in Webster. The brief item highlights his origin tied to Webster with no further context.
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U. S
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Webster
Notable births and prominent figures listed in obituary notes
Burnham Standish Colburn of Asheville N C born in Detroit 61 years ago served as governor-general of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Edward J O'Brien author and editor of Best Short Stories born in Boston 43 years ago now living in Europe. Jouett Shouse former DNC chair and president of the Asian Against the Prohibition Amendment born in Kentucky 54 years ago.
Noted Philosophic Mind With Eccentric Outlook
Today notes a philosophic and critical mind with potential genius and eccentric tendencies. If trained for steadiness, output may become valuable. otherwise it risks unpractical, profitless speculation.
Norther weather linked to Texas crime rise, says detective chief
San Antonio reports Captain Aubrey Hopkins explains fluctuations in atmospheric conditions correlate with higher crime, especially in fall when northers bring winter weather. He cites weather influence on criminal temperaments as the main explanation. He also notes the paradox of war preparation as a peace strategy.
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San Antonio
Texas
Aubrey Hopkins
Law as Instrument of Rule in Ancient Practice
The text argues that primitive law aimed not at justice among people but at enforcing the subordination of the ruled to the rulers, reflecting a view of early legal systems as tools of domination rather than equity.
Swine Epidemic Traced to City Garbage Feeding
Veterinarians from three counties held a Torain session to blame garbage feeding from public collection for a general swine epidemic north of Elyria. The Lorain County Medical Society elected 1909 officers at a hospital meeting with Dr. Charles H. Cushing as president and Dr. W. Pitzele as vice president.
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Elyria
Torain
Lorain County Medical Society
Charles H. Cushing
W. 4. Pitzele
George Gill
E. Cameron
O. B. Monosmith
S. V. Burley
Elks Club to Add 25 000 Extension This Spring
The Elks Lodge votes a 25000 addition to the club house extending 72 feet along Second Street. The building committee includes Jude Jones Fred Sudro John C. Parsch Harry Jackson and C H Buttenbender. Ridgeville homes set for electric lights as Milligan Electric extends service from Elyria. County infirmary plans move forward pending state approvals.
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Elks Club
Jude Jones
Fred Sudro
John C. Parsch
Harry Jackson
C. H. Buttenb
David J. Nye Honored by Lorain Bar on Eightieth Birthday
David J. Nye was honored by the Lorain County Bar Association on his eightieth birthday. He was admitted to the bar 59 years ago and opened an office soon after. Nye has served as county prosecuting attorney and as common pleas judge. Ambherst- More than three hundred attended dedication services at the remodeled Congregational Church yesterday. Rev. Howard Hyde Russell preached the morning sermon. he was ordained there in 1885. Evening sermon by Rev. G. Armstrong.
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David J. Nye
Lorain County Bar Association
Common Pleas
Ambherst
Howard Hyde Russell
Anti-Saloon League
G. Armstrong
Sheep Die From Dog Attacks in County Saturday Night
Sheep killings by dogs escalate as over 50 head valued at 700 dollars are found killed or injured in the county Saturday night. In Oberlin, a community canvass pledges more than 16000 dollars in the every member effort.
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Oberlin
United Church Aims for $20,905 SURE Campaign Goal
The United Church seeks to raise 20 905 dollars from its members for the SURE fund. The drive targets core support and broad participation in the upcoming appeal.
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United Church
Oo Church
McGill Astronomers Predict Long Severe Winter
McGill University astronomers forecast a long hard winter after reviewing sunspot cycles. Their charts indicate the recent sunspot period has ended and warn that this month or early next may see the onset of severe winter conditions.
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McGill
Montreat
McGill University
End of Sun Spots Brings Quieter Weather Outlook
Observations note that solar radiation peaks with sun spot activity and now recedes. Until a new sun spot cycle rises, weather is expected to be comparatively steady. The shift in cycles is linked to winters becoming colder yet more constant.
1954 Philco radios please many music lovers
The Day's News notes how radio manufacturers face varied tastes while praising the 1954 Philco models for natural tone improved sound boards automatic volume control and auditorium speaker. It highlights tone control shadow tuning floating chassis reducing vibration and distortion for clearer listening.
Radio consoles and pianos offered for Christmas sale
A dealer advertises Philco console radios with prices from 42.50 to 175 for the 16X and 16RX models with remote control. Also promoted are a new upright piano at 250, used pianos from 25, and Hohner harmonicas in multiple sizes and prices. Drums are marketed as substantial instruments, not toys.
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Philco
Attractive Color Book of Picture Songs Featured as Gift
A very attractive new book of picture songs illustrated in colors is highlighted as a fine gift option.
Christmas Gifts at Day's Hardware in 1933
Day's Hardware promotes practical Christmas shopping with a focus on value. The ad highlights a wide Cutlery department offering pocket knives with warranted steel blades, plus shears, carvers, kitchen knives, razors, hunting and boy scout knives. It urges local shoppers to spend wisely for essential, useful gifts.
Teach a Boy Tools for Life with Real Hardware
The message urges giving the boy quality tools each Christmas and teaching him to care for them. It warns against cheap drug store hardware and recommends purchasing from a real hardware store for a respectable set he can use lifelong.
Chromium gifts and Pyrex sets on sale in window display
Chromium items such as percolators candy dishes sugar cream sets sandwich plates trays and candle sticks are advertised as beautiful durable gifts now affordable. Pyrex oven ware is about half former prices with an 11 piece gift set in a neat box priced at 2.95 dollars.
Big second floor dept offers house furnishings sale
Whistling tea kettles priced at 90c Cake carriers a dollar Wear-Ever pans at a dollar Hob nail glass lamps 1.49 and 10 piece pantry sets 1.49 Thousands of attractive and useful house furnishing articles fill the department in a large sale event on the second floor.
Local Toy Shops Showcase Classic Games and Builders
Area retailers tout a broad selection of games and model building kits. They advertise Meccano and Erector sets, balsa wood projects, and a wide range of vintage and new games for hobbyists and collectors.
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Lorain County Printing & Fi & Publishing Company Publishers
A Ac Hudnutt
J Clare George
John W Cullen Company
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Brehigan Avec Vo
Geisats
Etroit General Motors Bldg
the Interior
Scott
B. R. J. Scott
Pistola
Italy
Mickey Braatz
Cherbourc
France
New York
Central Press Association
Arizona
Burbank
Billy
Hilltown
Parson
Sallys
Pajama Girls Entertainment
Middle Ave
Crooks Coal
Checker Cab
Pierre R. Smith
C. P
Green Lantern
4Th ST
Day’s Music Store
Day's Hardware
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