Proposals For Japanese Embargo Pending in Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Key Pittman denounces Japanese rulers as insensitive to American treaty rights and warns of widespread erosion of U S citizen rights in the Far East. Tokyo spokesmen deem embargo threats a serious affront as Pittman’s committee weighs several embargo proposals after the U S-Japan trade treaty expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Congress
Far East
United States
Pittman
Tokyo
Hachira Arita
Asia
Foreign Relations Committee
China
Pittsman
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted for Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic to cleanse kidneys and reduce night urination. It claims quick sleep improvement and lists symptoms of weak kidneys such as back ache puffy eyes and burning or scanty urine. The offer emphasizes a 35 cent price and the box bearing a gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Rane Ny
Pittman Proposes Broad Powers on Finland Aid and Embargoes
The bill would allow the President discretionary power to extend financial aid to Finland and to impose an embargo at the President's discretion, outlining broad executive authority in foreign policy matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Pittman
Grafton News Notes Highlights Local Socials
Mary Ryder and Perry attended the 83rd birthday of Elizabeth Linmer in Perrysburg. Many neighbors visited or dined with families including the Reichards, Burrers, Lehman, and Rogers. A Cleveland wedding brought guests from area towns. Farm Bureau members attended the Elyria meeting. Attendees also visited Green Springs and Tiffin, with numerous Sunday dinners and calls at homes in Perrysburg, Lorain, Akron, Berea, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Mary Ryder
Perry
Elizabeth Linmer
Perrysburg
George Barchard
Clyde
Berea
Nettie Reichard
Wiliam, Qoutz
Lakewood
W. L. Burrer
Lorain
George Burrer
Anna Hosler
Harry Rogers
Douglas Sayers
New York City
Jack Buchholz
Carl Jantz
Loretta Siegmeier
Rayvmond Fytek
Cleveland
Myrna Woellert
Baecksville
Henry Rising
Wilemene Rising
Lews Pohzehl
Willard Rising
George Harrison
Edna
Anna
George Jr
Minnie Kroesen
Erhart
Kenneth Cook
Penelope
Robert Cook
Harold Kelly
Carol
Nela View Park
P. H. Rogers
C.D. Lehman
O. J. Lehman
Peggy
Akron
Henry Shriver
Bert Langshaw
Lesa Lehman
F. E. Shriver
Henry
Willis Hitchcock
Farm Bureau
Elyria
Paul Sage
Margene
la Grange
F. E. Arnold
Miners Union Reports 2.53 Million Treasury Balance
International auditors of the United Mine Workers Union report a Dec 1 1939 treasury balance of 2,526,750 with income of 1,151,757 and expenditures of 1,92,388 for six months ending Nov 30. A large loan to District 19 and relief in Kentucky's Harlan County reflect wartime strain. Per capita tax paid to CIO and a grant to Labor's Non-Partisan League are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
International Auditors
United Mine Workers Union
Treasury
Harlan County
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Labor
William Foster
Archie Y. Wood
Michael Medvitz
Union
International Organization
Brighton High School Skits Set for Friday Assembly
Brighton school notes detail Brighton High School students performing skits at Birmingham High School on Friday February 2. Cast lists include Farm for Sale with Susan Witherspoon Viola Snyder Jonas Witherspoon Clara Draper The Assessor Orvin Hanes The Proposal Miss Ketch em Virginia Selym Sam Wilson Roland Fenner Editor s Busy Day Richard Logan Office Boy Gordon Greene and more. Also on program are Marjorie Lee piano solo and Viola Snyder violin solo. At a Wellington music contest Maryly McDonald Brighton senior received Superior for her vocal solo In the Garden of Tomorrow with Marjorie Lee accompanying. Seventh eighth grades played Penfield 7th 8th grades 38 15 Brighton after school. Donald Newcomb led Brighton with 20 points Penfield Jack Snowberger top for Penfield with 7 points. Brief mentions of local events and visitors follow including PT A meeting acrobatics by Margaret Perkins and other family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton High School
Birmingham High School
Susan Witherspoon
Viola Snyder
Jonas Witherspoon
Clara Draper
Orvin Hanes
Miss Ketchem
Virginia Selym
Sam Wilson
Roland Fenner
Richard Logan
Gordon Greene
Gere
Marjory Seeley
Ray
Lillian Burge
White
Lois Hines
Dusenberry
Marilyn McDonald
O'Roweke
Lawrence Jewett
Marjorie Lee
Wellington
Maryly McDonald
Penfield
Donald Newcomb
Jack Snowberger
Tommy Betts
December relief costs for Lorain County total 21569
A monthly report by State Examiner W J Donahue shows Lorain County December relief cost 21569 with 18054 for direct relief and 2562 for administration. Elyria disbursed 1501 to clients with 374 admin for 1433 total. Lorain city disbursed 6723 to clients and 1075 admin plus 340 WPA expenses totaling 8139. balance of county disbursed 16280 to clients with 1112 admin and 604 other charges totaling 11996.
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Lorain County
W. J. Donahue
Elyria
Lorain
Lurain
Seeley and Heidrich Family Notes From Local Area
Home of Mr and Mrs Vern Heid rich features relatives Anna Peasley and D F Seeley cited as poorly from a cold. Ray Ewell and Mary Worsher visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Eaton in Sandusky. Charles Seeley reports losing a cow last week. Vern Heidrich and family visited F Barnes in Clarkfield. Clark Ewell traveled to Elyria and Cleveland on Friday.
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Dwight Klinech
West View
Shirley Mellinger
Elyria
Joyce Buchholtz
Walter Derek
James McCarty
Coral Gardella
Garfield Heights
L. B Daniels
John Goodrich
Cleveland
Ernest Packard
Delbert
Milo Packard
Barbara
Chatham
Roy Lang
James Wbitts
H. Stroth
E H. Stroth
E H. Rothe
Naomi
Henrietta
Julian Perkins
Columbia
L Woellert
Brecksville
J. D Mennell
Wellington
Ed Dambaugh
North Rindfleish
Claire Miller
Harold Miller
Rittmap
Mary Frances Shriver
Epworth League
Norwalk
T. M. Pfeiffer
Edith Howard
Wm. Giese
Vern Heidrich
Anna Peasley
Brownhelm
D. F. Seeley
Ray Ewell
Mary , Worsher
Lawrence Eaton
Sandusky
Charles Seeley
F. Barnes
Clarksfield
Clark Ewell
Kipton Bible Class Meets Hosts at Camden Baptist
Kipton Madge Smith hosted the Young People's Bible Study from Camden Baptist at her home on Tuesday. After the business and Bible study, a social hour with games followed with waffles and coffee. Mrs. Horace Peabody, lately at her daughter's home, died Tuesday evening, Harry Peabody of Wrandotte, Michigan, traveled here due to her illness.
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Kipton
Madge Smith
Camden Baptist Church
Horace Peabody
R. E. Webb
Harry Peabody
Wrandotte
Michigan
Mildred Gillette
Grace Edwards
Mace Edwards
M. E. Perkins
Leonard Davidson
Ohio State
W. D. Davidson
Esther Calkins
Canton
W. W Calkins
L. W. Baker
Evelyn
Marjorie Lou
C. D. Bayless
Hugh Whitney
Neil
Leonard
Fred Brumby
Wake- Man
Sneak Thieves Probe Cars During Camden Church Services
Frances were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B A Perkins of Elyria. Sneak thieves were busy Sunday evening during services at the Camden Baptist Church. A flashlight and a robe were taken from two cars and gasoline siphoned from another car.
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Frances
B A. Perkins
Elyria
Camden Baptist Church
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
LaGrange hosts its Hastings grandson from Oberlin College for a short break between terms. Rev and Mrs Weyrick entertain their daughter and family from Strangsville for Sunday. Phyllis Jackson of Penfield dined Sunday with Roberta Jane Miler. Levitt Miller of Penfield dined with Dr. and Mrs Saddler. Carlton Adams and son Russell visited Leon Burrows in Clarksfield. Mrs Arthur A Wilcox hosted several friends Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hastings
Porte: Gott
Oberlin College
N. M. Weyrick
Pierce
Strangsville
Phyllis Jackson
Penfield
Roberta Jane Miler
Carlton Adams
Russell
Leon Burrows
Clarksfield
Arthur A. Wilcox
Local social notices and travel updates from area clubs
A silver tea sponsored by Circle No 2 of the Methodist Aid Society. locals report returning from Florida trips and guest visits from Oberlin Clyde Erie and Monroe. Birth announced for Audrey Kelner and planning for Baptist Missionary Society meeting. notes on Tehran Tabriz railway construction in Iran.
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Ernoon
Circle No. 2
Methodist Aid Society
Roy Rising
Arline
Florida
Robert Kelner
Oberlin College
Rita Camp
Oberlin School of Commerce
Clyde
Theodore Camp
Algena Adams
Bernice Jordan
Erie
Robert Fye
Marilyn
Beverly
Elyria
Dean Fye
Leslie Gott
Floyd Sapp
Ora Ellis
Cleveland Heights
Arthur Etter
Monroe
Wisconsin
Etter
Gott
Audrey Kelner
Berea
Baptist Missionary Society
Otto Muler
Charles Adams
Judge Findley Speaks At Ohio Forestry Group Meeting
Judge Guy B. Findley of Common Pleas and president of the Ohio Forestry Association attended the association's 36th annual meeting in Columbus. A 10 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. program in Pomerene Hall featured discussions on forest reserves hardwoods and forestry topics with Dr Paul B Sears of Oberlin College as dinner speaker and Dr L. E. Hicks of Ohio State University delivering an illustrated lecture on Forest Wildlife in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Ohio
L. E. Hicks
Ohio Wildlife Research
Ohio State University
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Charles Gest
Julia Ruth
Geo. A. Hoke
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Westinghouse
Miners Union
Margaret Perkins
Brighton School
P T. A. County Council
William Mosher
Lewis Rollins
Massillon
Harold Kinder
Paul Rhodes
Eloise Davidson
Glenn Poff
Earl Betts
Raymond
Rachel
Carl Becker
Brownheim
Frank Betts
Pittsfield
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Lyman Shaw
Elsie Shaw
Ray Shaw
Ruby
Earl Davidson
la Grippe
Will McKenzie
Homer Martin
New London
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Tabriz
Iran
Judge Findley
Ohio Forestry Group
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East Ave
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West Ave
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Court Street
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