Disarmament Debate and Toy Soldiers Contradiction
Washington columns criticize federal agencies for mixed messages on peace. Norman H. Davis reports progress toward disarmament at Geneva while the prohibition bureau melts confiscated lead pipe into toy soldiers for Washington children. The piece argues for coherent antiwar messaging and cautions against militaristic toys in a time of international talks.
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Washington
Europe
Norman H. Davis
Hooter
Roosevelt
Davis
Geneva
Prohibition Bureau
Mr. Davis
America
New York City Unemployed Train in Trades and Arts
The state education department and a state relief group fund a program for unemployed adults to attend four hour daily classes five days a week plus Saturday sessions for self improvement. Ten thousand students can be served with thirty thousand dollars allocated. teachers, some PhDs, work for emergency wages of fifteen dollars weekly.
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School of Hard Knocks
New York City
State Department of Education
Rockefeller Foundation weathering the market storm policy
The finance committee led by John D. Rockefeller Jr. Raymond Fosdick and W. W. Stewart has kept two policies amid the crash. They refused to sell securities held at end of 1990 and invested new 1931 funds entirely in bonds near par value. This approach aims to stabilize the fund as markets fade.
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Rockefeller Foundation
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Raymond Fosdick
W. W. Stewart
Federal Reserve Board
Bank of England
Rockefeller Foundation Notes Confidence in Railroads and Utilities
The committee emphasizes preference for railroads, industrials, and utilities in that order, stating complete confidence in their futures. It notes the grave duty of managing the基金’s $191 million principal under preset conditions and praises administrators for sustaining humanitarian work amid a low mood, warning that poorer prudence could have caused irreparable harm.
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Rockefeller Fund
Anniversaries and Horoscope for Today
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES list notable births and deaths across centuries with names like Nathan Dane Laurens P Hickok Charles Goodsyear Andrew Johnson William Gladstone Evra Meeker John J Ingalls William P Few George Thomas Charles A Miller Howard W Fenton Herbert Deakyne Raymond Patton Chris Christensen and ends with TODAY S HOROSCOPE noting a domineering but capable personality.
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Nathan Dane
Massachusetts
Ipswich
Mass
Beverly
Laurens P. Hickok
Hethel
Conn
Amherst
Mars
Charles Goodsyear
New Haven
New York City
Andrew Johnson
United States
Raleish. C
Far County
Tenn
William Boxvami Gladstone
England
Evra Meeker
Oregon
Hamilton
Ounts
Ohio
Seattle
Wash
John J. Ingaile
Kansas
U.S
Middleton
East Las Vegas
N. M
William P. Few
Duke University
Greenville
D. C
George Thomas
University of Utah
Hyde Park
Utah
Charles A. Miller
Utica
Howard W. Fenton
Chicago
Indianapolis
Herbert Deakyne
U.S. A
The
Society of American Military Engineers
Deakyneville
Del
Raymond &. Patton
Department of Commerce
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Degraff
Chris L. Christensen
University of Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
Muinden
Neb
Christmas Gathering Of Families In Elyria Area
Christmas tidings recount visits and dinners as relatives from Elyria Cleveland Brownhelm and nearby towns joined extended families. The notes list William Wagner Thelma Beril Spyder Carolyn Hart Jean Knox Hart Grills Fowl Neving Worcester Brown Eldred Bachman Pallas Wash among others sharing meals and time during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
William Wagner
Thelma
W. H. Heart
John Knox
Clifford Hart
Cleveland
Hart
Jean
Beril Spyder
Carolyn
Elyria
J. H. Penfound
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Harold
Minnie Fowl
Sundar
George Neving
Theodore
L. A. Worcester
Etta Brown
Stanley
Harvey Brown
la. Eldred
Lilian
Lois
Ardith
Chester Sprague
Erwin Bachman
Brownhelm
Charles Pallas
Henry Pallas
Ethel Wash
Alex Wash
Christmas church and social events in Elyria honor
Mrs Electa Brumby and grandson Harry Wowk visited Mr and Mrs Do N Williams over the weekend. St Pauls Church hosted a Christmas entertainment. The Masonic Christmas Observance was held at the Masonic Temple. Numerous local families attended church exercises and a Sacred Heart church dance on Monday evening.
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Fred Schramm
Zelda
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
Electa Brumby
Harry Wowk
Kipton
Do. N. Williams
C. N. Williams
Robert Renouard
Harry Hawk
Masonic Temple
Ethel Wash
Sacred Heart Church
Ray Nebergall
Henry Pallas
Edna Margaret
Mildred
St. Paul’s Church
History Highlights From Opened Years and Births
1882 James Hillhouse Connecticut lawyer and U S Senator died aged TS. 1845 Texas admitted to statehood 1851 First YMCA in country established in Boston 187h Railroad bridge near Ashtabula Ohio gave way 14nearly 10 last lives 1895 Historic ride of Dr Jameson into Transvaal South Africa Todays Birthdays William Mitchell of Virginia onetime head of the Army Air Corps born in France 53 years ago
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James Hillhouse
Connecticut
U.S
Texas
Boston
Rairoad Bridge
Ashtabula
Ohio
Dr. Jameson
Transvaal
South Africa
William Mitchell
Virginia
Army Air Corps
France
West Ridge Christmas Reunions Bring Families Home
West Ridge note records Christmas reunions with families gathering for dinner and holiday cheer. Attendees include Lester Drusendahl from Ohio State University and siblings visiting from Morenci Michigan and Chicago. Also listed are Florence Pope, Mabelle Simms, Marjorie Simms, Charles Jennings, Charles Hahn family guests, and Jean Wagner returning from Kent State College to celebrate Christmas.
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West Ridge
Bethlehem
Lester Drusendahl
Ohio State University
H. H. Drusendahl
Leota
Lecretia Decker
Florence Pope
University of Chicago
B. O. Pope
Mabelle Simms
Morenci
Michigan
Marjorie
Fred Simms
Charles Jennings
Elyria
Charles Hahn
Christmas Socials and Church Events in Elyria Area
The community reports Christmas gatherings at St. Pauls Church and the Hast Oberlin church with families like Relph Witxgerald and Pallas attendance. A committee of Mitton Eppley Shermul Mason and Theodore Grills prepared candy boxes for the Evallelical Sunday School tree on the Edison Highway. Effie Vogelsong, ill with scarlet fever, shows improvement in City Hospital Cleveland. Funeral attendees for Mrs Frank Bals included Decker Eldred Miller Sprague Burrer and relatives from the Edison Highway area.
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Mitton Eppley
Shermul Mason
Theodore Grills
Evallelical
Edison Highway
Effie Vogelsong
Henry Vogelsong
City Hospital
Cleveland
Frank Bals
Lecretia Decker
Verne
I. F. Eldred
P. G. Miller
Carl Sprague
Corwin Burrer
Harold
Earl Burrer
Beatice
Evangelical Church
Brownhelm Annuals 3 Meeting Held at Congregational Church
The Brownhelm annual business meeting of the Congregational Sunday School was held Tuesday evening at the church parlors. Officers elected include superintendent candidate F. F. M. Smith, assistant superintendent Mrs. Adam Claus, and secretaries R. W. Bechtel and Russell Miller with treasurer Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey and librarian Earl Northerm. The Evangelical Church meeting elected Walter Fowell as Church Trustee, with Dorothy Raetz as Pianist and Conrad Baetz as S. S. Superintendent. other posts filled including Harry Stick, Kenneth Krumweide, Karl Hasenpflug, Ralph Hasenpfluc, and pianists Mrs. Ed Arndt and Emma Muller. The Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society also seated officers led by President Mrs. E. M. Leuszler and Treasurer Mrs. Conrad Northern. A family gathering at Karl Miller’s home followed with several relatives attending. Brief notices list additional visits and guests to local homes and gatherings.
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Brownhelm
Bec
Congregational Sunday School
FF. M. Smith
Church Council
Ass't
Adam Claus Sr
R. W. Bechtel
Russell Miller
HB. Whittlesey
W. Bechtel
Earl Northerm
Clayton Sick
John Portman
The
Evangelical Church
J. H. Amore
Walter Fowell
Dorothy Raetz
Harold van Wagnen
S. S
Conrad Baetz
S. S. Supt
Harry Stick
Kenneth Krumweide
Karl Hasenpflug
Ralph Hasenpfluc
Ed Arndt
Emma Muler
Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society
E. M. Leuszler
C. Bauer
Conrad Northern
Walter Schuster
Carl Miller
Local families host gatherings and school reopens
Social news lists dinners at Elyria Vermilion and Henrietta homes. Board of Education holds a Monday evening meeting at Clerk Ralph Seimbach. School closes Friday at noon and resumes Tuesday morning. Also notes on residents visiting relatives and a psychology themed line about life and inner voices.
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Robert Kneisel
Harold van Wagnen
Frank van Wagnen
Elyria
Board of Education
Ralph Seimbach
Jan Rd
A. Cooper
Ray Wellmes
George Austin
Imogene Phelps
Vermilion
Charles Bechiel
Adam Horn
Henrietta
Harry Stick
August Meltzke
Robert
Lorain
Norton
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New York
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Detroit
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E. J. Burrer
Earl
Beatrice
Earl Sprague
Corvin Burrer
Fred Vietzen
Raymond Vietzen
Sherman Mason
Marguerite
Jane
Harriett
Carrie Sheldon
la Grange
Sallys
Agi
Pont Abou
Relph
Albert
Violet
Wv. J. Witxgerald
Albert Reese
Robert Long
Hast Oberlin Church
Oberlin Road
Karl Miller
Fred Stick
Crestline
Leonard Buchs
Eva Stick
New Jersey
Gea
Stick
Arthur Stik
Aa. J. Shattack
J. D. Lewis
Garfield Heights
Austin Cooper
George
Roy Lees
A. B. Andrews
H. B. Whittiesey
Ruth and
Lucey
B. G. Cooper
Nancy
Sanctuaky
Ruth Ann
Billy
Chas. Bechtel
Clayton Bechtel
Roy Angershart
Lucy Whittlesey
Bowling Green
I. B. Whittlesey
Robert Reinhardt
Hillsdale
Mich
John Reinhardt
A. J. Shattuck
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Firestone Gym
Firestone
Twee
Ates
Ric
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the Farm Implement Co
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