U S Speeds Up Training Of Pilots
SANDIBUO Calif Feb 9 A program started at the naval base to revitalize the air force and speed up pilot training. An order suspends Saturday morning liberty for air plane maintenance crews as more planes fill the skies over North Island Station. The Lexington and Saratoga have remained anchored at Coronado ready since fleet maneuvers last week, while the Ranger remains regularly stationed here. Navy officials say operations will be a period of refreshed peace time readiness to reach maximum efficiency quickly.
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Sandibuo
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Saratoga
Coronado
Long Beach
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Ranger
Navy
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Chest Cold Relief
An advertising pitch promotes Creomulsion as effective for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It promises relief by soothing inflamed membranes loosening phlegm and expelling germs with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad stresses the single word product spelling and urges buyers to insist on Creomulsion.
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Advy
Hollywood Idol Chatter and Glamour Gaffes of 1938
Jimmie Fidler surveys Hollywood chatter with color pictures planned for 1938. W C Fields moods spark humor. Carrall Naish looms as villain. Marjorie Weaver eyed for lifetime deal. Claudette Colbert seeks candid photo strategy. Pickfair price pegged at 500000. Carrle Lomard and Clark Gable spotted in hunting gear. Ned Sparks style quip hinted.
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Hollywood
W. C. Fields
W. C
Carrall Naish
Marjorie Weaver
Claudette Colbert
Yose
Carrle Lomsard
Clark Gable
Ned Sparks
Navy plans new air program at North Island base
A new air program posting at North Island hangars signals a coming Weekend effective date. The move abolishes the usual Wednesday let-down and aims to run through March 14 when the fleet sails for six weeks of sea drills. Increased air activity suggests pilots are adopting the efficiency plan.
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North Island
Britain's Monarchs To Visit Paris
Paris reports King George VII and Queen Elizabeth have accepted President Lebrun's invitation to visit Paris from June 25 to July 1, an official statement announced today.
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Britain
Paris
George VII
Elizabeth
Albert Lebrun
Prince Nicholas Dies At Athens
News from Athens reports Prince Nicholas elder brother of King George II and father of the British Duchess of Kent died Tuesday after heart and kidney troubles. Wife Princess Helen was at his bedside. The item also provides gossip of Hollywood figures and social notes from Lorain and Wellington.
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Athens
Prince Nicholas
George II of
Lake Avenue Bible Class Convenes at Miller Home
The Lake Avenue Adult Bible Class gathered Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller’s home with large attendance. John Tlogah Sr. led devotionals. social hour followed a short business meeting. Miss Foster’s vice presidency resignation was accepted. Next meeting set for February 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Starker with Otto Jabbusch, Robert Taylor Sr. on entertainment and Mrs. John Hogan Sr. as co host.
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Lake Avenue
R. H. Miller
John Tlogah, Sr
Harold Starkey
Miss Foster
Harold Starker
Otto Jabbusch
Robert Taylor
John Hogan
Gas Co Employees Receive Awards For Safety
Lorain County workers of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company received Safe Driver Certificates of Merit and gifts for operating company automobiles without an accident for periods from two to six years. Six year honorees include John L. Giede and many others, with numerous names listed, followed by five, four, three, and two year awardees.
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Lorain County
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
John L. Giede
C. R. Buckley
Philip Siebert
Theodore Laundon
L. C. Fidler
Rolland Hites
W. W. Baughman
John E. Jackson
Fred Beck
E. G. Johnson
BD. A. Arrington
Sidney Lash
Clarence Mohr
E. F. Morse
Roger F. Strauss
Joseph Street
Warren B. Clapp
John Fritz
Edward Menz
M. A. Rady
N. B. Almendinger
Irvin Beale
C. C. Arnold
Ernest Fry
Leo Hammond
H. Dale Grunder
William A. Balls
Howard J. Reed
A. M. Shoup
R. J. Schultz
R. W. Kane
John Elliott
B. Konkler
E. F. Groff
L. M. Johnson
S. O. Harward
A. D Baum
Jacob DeLong
W. C. Hastings
Karl Hall
A. D. McClaran
James Ryan
P. J. Woods
Joseph F. Waltz
William Olson
Peter E. Keenan
Earl Stoneking
Edgar Christian
Ralph L. Simmons
Ross A. Gray
Ralph Weary
Verne Unger
Charles Traut
Carl Gehring
Robert Schaeffer
E. P. McKinley
Ray McConacher
Frank Byard
Robert Crill
T. B. Hastings
Elmer Kirk
Bert MecGuire
John Potts
Ray W. Sweet
Joseph E. Bechtel
B. H. Brain
Eaton Church To Hear Japanese Speaker
The Eaton Church of Christ will host Kawano a Japanese student from Oberlin Seminary next Sunday morning to present the Japanese Christian viewpoint on world affairs. The Younger People’s class arranged the Race Relations Day program and will lead the services with brief talks during Sunday School and the morning service.
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Kawano
Eaton Church of Christ
Oberlin Seminary
Safety awards mark Medina meeting with 200 employees
Robert Campbell Raymond Schmidt Paul Myers Creed Harmon C L Taylor Joe Green 8 L Parcell Don Ellis Harrison Walker Honor W Young Alex Bates Thomas James Emmett Green Walter Shy FE Neubauer C F Bronson A H Behnke Fred Hass Howard Higgins Fred Rudolph William Spencer W E Gibson W W Farrar Robert Taylor A Collelo C M Cornell Ralph Miller received one year awards at a Medina safety meeting attended by about 200 employees. Capt Arthur Roth of the Cleveland police spoke as the principal speaker and H M Cox described the National Safety Council rule of safe driving. P A Alberty, safety director from Columbus, also spoke.
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Fred Rudolph
William Spencer
W. E. Gibson
W. W. Farrar
Robert Taylor
A. Collelo
C. M. Cornell
Ralph Miller
Medina
Capt
Arthur Roth
Cleveland Police Department
Degree Team Rehearsal Set for Cleveland Initiation
Elyria Connell No 406 Junior Order of United American Mechanics held a meeting last night with a degree team rehearsal for the district initiation to be staged in Cleveland next month. Deputy F B Wells and others reported the district banquet will be March 12 at the Terminal Tower Guild Hall, featuring the national councillor and the Tiffin girls glee club. Plans for the Orphans Home degree are advancing with several applications already received. those aiming to take the degree should submit within two weeks. Next council meeting is at 7:30 P M on Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Elyria Connell No
Order of
United American Mechanics
F. B. Wells
Guild
Terminal Tower
Tiffin
James Hambly
Orephans
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