Voice Of The People On Lorain County Dog Pound
Dear Editor: I wonder if anyone in Lorain County will improve the dog pound conditions. A recent radio plea urged shelter for dogs and small animals, and I visited the pound. Dogs howl in the cold, are underfed or left to starve, and the dog catcher’s outfit exists but feeding and housing lack. I hope action comes soon to spare the dogs suffering. I have seen them greet visitors at the fence. Mrs Russell, Stanford Ave., Elyria, Ohio.
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Pound
Russell
Stanford Ave
Elyria
New Industries Being Developed
The article notes new industrial growth during economic slump, focusing on air conditioning. It cites Chicago meetings, $19,000,000 railroading expenditure on AC, potential use in buses, and forecasts of a 20 percent yearly market rise. It predicts air conditioned limousines and cars, with cooled and washed air, year round comfort, and widespread adoption as motor industries advance.
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Earth
Chicago
Lkely
Racket Suppressing WPA Relief Chiseling in Dayton
Three men face charges for collecting money from relief clients seeking WPA project work in Dayton. Ohio WPA chief Dr. Carl Watson vows speedy prosecution and strict action when investigations justify. Allegations claim five dollars from laborers and twenty dollars from truck drivers, a scale deemed near the limit of graft.
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Dayton
Ohio
WPA
Carl Watson
Party Revolts and Defections in U.S. Politics
The piece surveys historical party defections during stressed times, noting Gold Democrats in 1896 and Theodore Roosevelt’s revolt that helped propel Woodrow Wilson. It contrasts Taft’s 1908 results, Bryan’s remonetization stance, and current talk of Al Smith possibly walking out if the next Democratic convention missteps. The text emphasizes party regularity vs insurgent splinters and hints at uncertain consequences of Smith’s potential revolt.
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Stevenson
Palmer
Buckner
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore
Frank
Woodrow Wilson
T. R
Wilson
Taft
Psychology of aging and limits of extending life
A critic argues against treating old age and death as purely psychological, noting life extension in two generations cannot prove indefinite longevity. The piece warns that future advances will require knowledge beyond wishful thinking and that life and death remain more than a mental construct in 1936 society.
Israel's Rise in Palestine Prophesied by Isaiah and News
In a devotional meditation the writer links Isaiah prophecies to contemporary events in Palestine. It notes rapid land development in Israel, rising Jerusalem and Tel Aviv growth, vast mineral and oil resources, and large government surpluses. The piece cites German Jewish colonization plans and urges readers to trust divine exhortation as world events unfold.
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Palestine
New York Times
Germany
America
Notable anniversaries of prominent Americans list births and deaths
A compact list commemorates births and deaths of historic figures including Josiah Quincy born in Boston in 1772 and died 1864, James G Birney born in Danville Kentucky 1792 and died 1857, Mark Hopkins born Stockbridge Massachusetts 1802 and died 1887, David Broderick born Washington DC 1820 died 1859, Edward Beale born Washington DC 1822 died 1893, and Charles Godin Jennings born Detroit, noted physician, with brief identifiers for each.
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Boston
Harvard
James G. Birney
Danville
Mark Hopkins
Williams College
Mass
Stockbridge
David
Enterprising spirit guides today born women claim twins
Today brings an enterprising and adventurous spirit. With a fluent tongue and ready pen. A benevolent and sympathetic nature is combined with an ambitious mind. There is no reason why you should not succeed in business, for success and comfort, with more of the world's goods than you need, are indicated. Women born on this day are often blessed with twin children.
Income Tax Returns For Married Couples
Husband and wife may file separately or join in a single return. A joint return is treated as a taxable unit with normal tax and surtax. If no agent files jointly, both spouses must sign and swear before an officer. if neither or both prepare, both spouses must sign.
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Serta Dap Wa Ee
VTL Bane
Arate Gale
Cole Yale Eee
Son of Elyria Woman Qualifies as Gun Captain on Ship
S. D. Miller, coxswain in the U S Navy and son of Mrs. S. D. Miller of 146 Harrison Street, has qualified as a gun captain of an anti aircraft gun aboard the U S S Colorado. He earned the qualification in recent short range battle practice and will participate in further target work through the year. The Colorado and sister ships West Virginia and Maryland carry 16 inch rifles, the fleet’s largest guns.
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U. S. Navy
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U. S. S. S. Colorado
W. Ancrum
Miller
U. S. Colorado
U. S. S. West Virginia
U. S. S. Maryland
Colorado Battleship Colorado Tests Firepower Against Pacific Ships
The Colorado, now at San Pedro, California, reportedly matched British ships Rodney and Nelson and Japanese battleships Mutsu and Nagato with its main battery guns. Its auxiliary armament includes five inch 61 calibre broadside guns for destroyer and light cruiser defense and five inch 25 calibre anti aircraft guns.
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Nelson
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Nagsato
Anecrun
U. S. S. Colorado
U.S. S. Colorado
San Pedro
California
Lou. C. honors Marshal Frank Guit tard on 45th year
Frank Guit tard was honored by municipal officers and leading citizens as he began his 45th year as town marshal of Louisville. Elected in 1892, he has never been defeated and remains the town’s sole law officer.
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Louisville
Frank Guittard
New York Reacts to Washington News
New York residents respond to Washington reporting as the Chronicle Telegram notes a nightly National Whirligig feature. The piece highlights readers’ varied opinions and the journal’s effort to mirror federal news with a local perspective.
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Washington News
Chronicle-Telegram
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