Oberlin Group to Discuss Housing on Mutual Network
Oberlin College broadcasts on February 4 spotlights student designer Barbara Winston and William Mettler Jr with Willam H Brown leading. They will debate U S housing needs, Life magazine houses, and Tamorino in a discussion on small residences and government housing, with Brown's architectural background and international study noted.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Mutual
ELST
Willam H Brown
Obeslin College
Barbara Winston
Henry M Wilston
Providence
William Mettler, Jr
W M. Mettler
Akron
Brown Hat
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fontainbleau School of Fine Arts
France
New Mexico
Nowe Seat
Norway
Italy
Cleveland Museum of Art
Lima
Onin
Woostery and
Wipter Park
Florida
Cleveland
M. Brown
Viss Winston
Mr Mettler
United States
Tamorino
New York Worlds
Fragmentary note on colonial harms and health care
A brief, garbled excerpt discusses Africa as a whole, noting a perceived decline in human life and blaming colonization for introducing evils. It suggests that hygiene and welfare methods have been insufficient to compensate for these harms.
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Africa
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Dies and Hearings Strategy
The column details House leaders sparring over James P. Dies and his un-Americanism hearings. It notes Dies seeks 150000 for his committee, plus a Republican bloc vote, while Democrats fear his self promotion and prefer a short life for the panel. It mentions Cuneo Hull rulings and Hopkins confirmation brain trust aiding gains.
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Washington
Martin
un-Americanism Committee
Dies
House
Congress
Dor
Joe Kennedy
Harry Hopkins
Senate
Max Gardner
Astate
North Carolina
Jesse Jones
Lindsay Warren
Warren
Gardner
North
Royal visit rumors stir US State Department alarm
State Department officials read with alarm a Hollywood rumor that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor will visit the movie capital in March while the department is already arranging for King and Queen of England. The dispatch says Count Ambrose Du Bek, acting as social secretary under the alias Mr Luck, moves incognito in Hollywood arranging the visit. Officials worry about possible impostor exposure but refrain from further inquiry.
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State Department
Hollywood
Windsor
England
Ambrose du Bek
Mr Luck
Tuck
Unsung American Help Recounted In Spanish War Relief
The piece highlights American ambulance units and medical staff aiding in Spain during the fall of Barcelona. It credits Ernest Cunes, a quiet New Deal adviser who pressured the State Department to issue American passports for Spain, countering Secretary Hull's stance and enabling aid.
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Spain
Mussolini
Hitler
Franco
Cuneo
Cordell Hall
Hull
State Department
Barcelona
Ernest Cunes
Names of 36 Prominent Persons Still Unrevealed
Smugglers in the customs cleanup, which began with the George Burns and Jack Benny case, leave 36 prominent names unrevealed. Diplomats sent back to Europe in detail follow Walter Winchell revelations about Lindberghs air survey after talks with ambassadors.
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George Burns
Jack Benny
Europe
Walter Winchell
Lindbergh
Ambassa
Roosevelt's Battle Splits Democrats Over Senate Picks
The piece notes F D Roosevelt nearly split the Democratic Party last summer by targeting Senators who opposed him. It highlights how the WPA budget vote exposed new Senate foes as Wallace backed Illinois Senator-elect Scott Lucas, chosen with Wallace’s influence over Governor Horner, shifting support away from Kent Keller.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Wallace
Horner
Ilinois
Lucas
Kent Keller
Tlucas
White House
Kelly-Nash
Democratic
Chicago
Kelly
Nash
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Errors in Social Security Applications Highlighted by Lorain Office
Miss Margate F Bolton of the Lorain Federal Social Security office cites ongoing confusion in applying for account numbers. Between 3400 original applications in six months, 636 mailed forms were returned for corrections due to errors such as mismatched ages, initials instead of full names, and married names of mothers listed instead of maiden names.
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Margate
F Bolton
Lorain
Moss Bolton
Rochester Obituary and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Lafe Simonson Mrs Minnie Heifner and Vernon Heifner attended the funeral of their relative Richard Heifner at Andrews Funeral Home in Wellington Saturday afternoon Interment followed in the village cemetery at Rochester William Davidson is at his home with influenza Louise Waid unable to attend school because of illness with tonsillitis Miss Edna Babcock still in the hospital Township trustees held a special meeting Monday night at the town hall.
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Rochester
Lafe Simonson
Minnie Heifner
Vernon Heifner
Richard Heifner
Andrew's Funeral
Wellington
William Davidson
Louise Waid
Edna Babcock
Miss Snyder Honored by Alma Jewett Social
Miss Alma Jewett entertained about twenty young people members of the Senior Cheerful Workers and the Banner Classes of Main Street Sunday School at her home Saturday.
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Alma Jewett
Elyria social event honors nursing trainee Kathryn Snyder
A social evening complimentary to Miss Kathryn Snyder who entered Nurse's Training School at Elyria Memorial Hospital featured music and games. The hostess and her mother served refreshments at a late hour, concluding the soirée.
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Kathryn Snyder
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Visit to grandmother and Sunday gatherings across Bath
Ralph McCauley from Bath Ohio visited his grandmother Mrs Nora Chamberlin from Thursday to Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor hosted dinner guests. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Lee Conklin and family, Mrs Carrie Conklin, Mrs Lee Storrow, Mr and Mrs George Cowle of Akron, and Don Crandall with his daughter Jean Lorain. The passage shifts to a note about Captain John Smith and colonial discipline, describing his intolerance for idleness and swearing with a water punishment.
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Ralph McCauley
Bath
Nora Chamberlin
Ralph Taylor
Lee Conklin
Carrie Conklin
Center
Crandalls and Herman Family Ties Mentioned in Chat
Miss Grace Herman returns to Chicago after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Herman. Mrs William McKenzie of Brighton called Monday at Mrs Minnie Heifner's home, sharing a social update with neighbors including Mr and Mrs W Crandall.
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W. Crandall
Grace Herman
John Herman
Chicago
William McKenzie
Brighton
Minnie Heifner
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