United Presbyterian temporary chapel near completes worship
The temporary chapel on Hastern Heights Boulevard and Park Avenue is to be fully completed for worship next Sunday, marking the end of construction on the United Presbyterian congregation’s chapel as reported in the Elyria Telegram.
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Elyria Plans Approved for New Sewage Plant
Elyria city council approved plans for a proposed sewage disposal plant, marking a milestone in the delayed public works project. Details remain sparse but the vote confirms move toward construction and improved sanitation for the community.
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Swapping Plan Aid To Needy In Statewide Effort
Sacramento officials report California’s swapping bureau the state emergency food administration has moved over 1000 tons of relief food by donated trucks and salvage prices. The system trades oversupplies like potatoes for fish or rice to aid unemployed and needy as winter approaches.
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Mushroom farming nets income for Hansing family near Indianapolis
Near Indianapolis, Chris tian Hansing Sr and three sons earn from mushroom production in four concrete houses. They yield about 18 000 pounds yearly, with spawn bought from Pennsylvania. Mushrooms sell at 35 cents a pound, mature in 60 days, and are kept cool below 60 degrees to avoid heat damage.
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Father Shot by Son During Hunting Accident
Dennis Hingen fired at a rabbit near bushes while his father Robert Hingen stood nearby. A shotgun slug pierced the father's leg, leaving him crippled. The incident occurred in Grenfield Indiana.
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Youthful Offenders Call for Reform in New York Justice
The New York State Crime Commission report The Youthful Offender condemns the existing criminal justice structure for 16 to 21 year olds. It cites high shares of auto theft burglaries robberies and sex offenses by this group in 1929 and urges less punitive laws and more humane handling. The sub commission also urges curtailing adult court powers over youths and challenges the 16-year-old split from Children's Court protections.
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Holyoke trolley line ends after 32 years of service
The Holyoke Amherst trolley line in Holyoke Massachusetts operated for 32 years before its discontinuation. It had only one fatal accident during its existence, marking a solitary tragedy in its long run.
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Boys Believed Thieves In Bend Bicycle Thefts
In Bend Oregon a group of boys is suspected of stealing many bicycles. Police report daily notices of losses for over a week as investigators pursue leads and check local routes and markets for stolen bikes.
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Plumbing saves convict's life at San Quetin prison
Jackson E E Ross a 42 year old convict survived a lye poisoning after prison doctor L L Stanley devised an outside plumbing feeding system. A hole was made into Ross stomach allowing food to bypass a burned throat and he now eats normally.
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Atlanta's indebtedness and payroll crisis noted
Atlanta faces about 1.9 million in outstanding debt with only 65 thousand in the treasury. Four thousand municipal employees may go unpaid until after January 1 when 800 thousand in salaries are due, highlighting a broader concern about fiscal history and goals.
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Germany builds largest airship Graf Zeppelin successor LZ 129
German reports state the LZ 129, a sister ship to Graf Zeppelin, will exceed the Akron in size with a 200000 cubic meter gas capacity and a 41 meter mid diameter. Construction aims for 1984 completion. plans for future service remain undecided.
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Roosevelt Red Newest Color Inspires Paris Fashion Pulse
French fashion leaders respond to the U S election with Roosevelt Red as the season’s wine shade. Velvet gowns trimmed in white ermine or sable, capes and gloves in wine tones dominate nightlife venues from Montmartre to Ciro’s. Notables like Princess Boncompagni and Amile Faure wear wine accents amid a palette of purple contrasts.
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Sheriff George C. Cooper Dies in Seattle at 83
George Clark Cooper 83, former sheriff of Clallam county from 1881 to 1885, died at his Seattle home after moving west in 1876. Survived by his widow, three sons and a daughter. The article notes Demosthenes and Crœsera as classical orators who used humor with audiences.
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Record-breaking voyage with Maybach powered liner
The ship completed a record mileage covering 1 800 kilometers while transporting 7 400 passengers. Maybach motors installed during its 1928 completion operated flawlessly throughout the voyage.
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Estimating is Made Easy Job Estimating Is Made Easy
A new 384 page Man Hour Practical Estimating Manual for electrical installations offers a quick method to determine costs and completion times. Sourced from 15,000 jobs and 12 years of data by Theodors Heinzerling, the manual serves light and power firms, railroads, and contractors as a rapid reference for planning and credit extending.
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Old Cemetery Delays Sutton Road Work in Jackson
In Jackson Michigan the Sutton Road project is halted as excavations uncover a 1831 cemetery with intact tombstones and human remains along the right of way. Assistant Prosecutor Gwen Dudley says work cannot resume until formal court vacation proceedings are completed, while longtime residents recall no cemetery at the site.
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