Hitler offers France sincere entente friendship
Paris Feb 28. Adolf Hitler quoted in Midi interview offering France a firm entente. Bertrand De Jouvenel cites Hitler saying the offer comes from a nationalist leader and would win 90 percent of Germans. He urges France to consider the chance to end the German peril and relieve France’s historic mortgage.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
France
Bertrand de Jouvenel
Hitler
The
Midi
Germany
Fogs Prompt Filming Moves for Riffraff At Capitol Theatre
On the southern California waterfront fogs threatened to disrupt filming of Riffraff at the Capitol Theatre. An entire fishing village was reproduced away from the fog, with Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy headlining the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Capitol Theatre
Jean Harlow
Spencer Tracy
Ken Maynard western at Dreamland Tomorrow
Desperadoes fortune hunters and a beautiful heiress figure in Western Courage at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Ken Maynard stars in the film adventure with a rugged frontier plot and dramatic confrontations set for the show lineup this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Maynard
Dreamland
Dreamland Theatre
Safety movement starts with man who gave up driving
Morgan Hill California resident J. W. Breton, 77, has begun a personal safety campaign by surrendering his driver's license, placing a car for sale, and urging motorists to stop driving to make highways safer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Hill
Cal
J. W. Breton
Radio Programs Friday February 28 schedule listing
Radio listings across WTAM WHK WGAR WJAY and other Cleveland stations show a dense timetable for Friday February 28 with a wide mix of music talk sports and variety programs. Entries include Tom Mix Amos n Andy Red Band and First Nighter blocks as well as numerous orchestras bands and hosted shows with times largely in 5 to 12 pm range.
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WTAM
Congress Speak
Tom Mix
Piealant Pete
Sportsman
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Uncle Ezra
Thorn Band
Norsemen
Jeas
Dragonette
Pearl
Smith
Spittiiny
Pesse Crawford
Haye
Beecher
Huntington
Radio School Musicale
Tom Ireland
S. Sea Vagah
Coakley’s
Orch
Cleveland
WHR
WGAR
WUJAY
A. Sf
Cathedral Echoes
Melody Hour
Helen Wratt
Hawaii
Hawaiilansity Mission
Newas B. Taorlor Christ
Cyril Bathi
Bowe
Old Bohemia
Tran Fallen Bohem
Moses Cleave
StIavak
Vmnwic
Pie
Progr
Baroni threatens match race on Top Row under Santa Anita rules
A. A. Baroni owner of Top Row, winner of the Santa Anita handicap, said a proposed $50,000 match race against any other entrant is off unless the challenger accepts within two weeks with starters at the same weight. Bud Stotler, trainer of Discovery, accepted but urged equal weights of 127 pounds. Top Row carried 116 pounds. Discovery 139 pounds in the Santa Anita feature, where Top Row finished unplaced. Baroni says Top Row may ship East if the challenge fails under the handicap rules.
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Los Angeles
A. A. Baroni
Top Row
Peanuts
Rosemont
Time Supply
Bud Stotler
Discovery
A. G. Vanderbilt
Santa Anita
Baroni
Hollyrood 6-1 Choice To Win Kentucky Derby
St. Louis February 28 Hollyrood was quoted as a 6 to 1 favorite to win the Kentucky Derby in Winter prices announced by Charities Burke betting commissioner. Hollyroond at 5 to 1 to place and 3 to 2 to show. Other favorites include Brey itv 8 to 1 Tintagel Grand Slam and Coldstream 10 to 1 Red Reich 12 to 1 Maerel Memory Book 15 to 1 Fighter Split Second Snark Bien Jolie 20 to 1 Judge Kavanagh 1000 to 1.
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ST. Louis
Wphal Price Headley
Hollrood
Burke
Tom Hearney
Hollyroond
Breyitv
Tintagel
Grand Slam
Coldstream
Red Reich
Maerel
Fighter
Snark
Bien Joli
Kavanagh
Ohio U Cagers Down Marshall in Buckeye Conference game
Ohio University sophomore cagers edged Marshall College 48 to 43 in Huntington to claim seventh Buckeye Conference win and solidify second place. Moon Union’s balanced attack beat Wooster 51 to 41. Otterbein rallied to top Capital 35 to 30. Muskingum beat Denison 39 to 15. Findlay defeated Hiram 44 to 39 and Heidelberg topped Ashland 39 to 28.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio University
Marshall College
Moon Union
Wooster
Otterbein
Capital
Muskingum
Denison
Findlay
Hiram
Heidelberg
Ashland
Edgren and Pack to headline Chicago Stadium card
Frankie Edgren the clowning cowboy from Cheyenne Wyoming and Lorenzo Pack the Detroit heavyweight will headline tonight’s fight card at Chicago Stadium. Pack the 1935 Golden Gloves heavyweight champion has nine straight wins since turning professional six months ago. Bob Tow of Alexandria West Virginia and Dick Thurer of New York meet in a six round semi windup.
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Chicago
Frankie Edgren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lorenzo Pack
Detroit
Pack
Jack Kearns
Bob Tow
Alexandria
W. Va
Dick Thurer
New York
Bright Upsets Cunningham In Bay Area Mile Race
In San Francisco at the Golden Spikes Indoor Meet Norman Bright, American two mile record holder, defeated Glenn Cunningham of Kansas by two yards in a 4 16.3 mile. Cunningham, defending American indoor and outdoor mile champion, yielded the lead early and could not match Bright’s final sprint.
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San Francisco
Norman Bright
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Golden Spikes
Bright
Cunningham
Far West
Stanford
Three Events Today In Trapshoot Tourney
The Interstate Trap shoot Tournament in Kansas City features three events today the class target championship the Target Cup race and the Individual Flyer Cup race. Phil Miller of Kansas City and Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro Ohio led yesterday with 195 in the high overall event totaling 290 targets at 16 yards.
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Kansas City
Phil Miller
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Tubes and Gas Quint In Running For Spencer Crown
Spencer, CO Feb 28 Hi-Speed Gas and Steel & Tubes remain in the Spencer basketball tournament race after wins last night. The Tubes beat Berea 29 18 and Wellington Hardware 36 19 while the Gasmen beat Liverpool 40 19 to reach the semi finals. Spencer Merchants beat Burbank 15 9 and Seville 32 28. Westinghouse Electric drubbed Avon Barbier Taverns 41 26. Semi finals set for tonight with Hi-Speed vs Tubes and Merchants vs Westinghouse ahead of the final.
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Pencer, CO
Steel & Tubes
Gasmen
Tubesmen
Spencer Merchants
Mansfield Westinghouse Electrics
Tubes
Berea
Wellington Hardwares
Liverpool
Dick Urig
Chuck Coen
Burbank
Seville
Westinghouse Electrics
Avon Barbier
Fine
Spencer-Mansfield
Women's Golf Play Enters Semi-Finals
In Ormond Beach Florida on February 28 the Women s South Atlantic Golf Tournament advances to the semi finals with four players. Jean Cothran of Greenville South Carolina faces 18 year old Patty Berg of Minneapolis while Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky meets Lucille Robson of Des Moines Iowa in the feature semi final.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Uki
Middle- West
Jean Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Land Title Firm
Real estate transfers listed by the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company at 219 Court Street dated February 27 1936 include Peter J Junglas conveying 79.82 acres in Ridgeville Township lots 42 and 45 to Arthur Junglas et al. Peter Weber transfers property on Walker Road Avon Lake Village to Ernest Korach. Lee B Warren transfers lot 727 in Lake Breeze Allotment Sheffield Lake Village to Wilma M Warren. Robert Vessey et al transfer to Dr Lee …
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Court St
Peter J. Junglas
Arthur Junglas
Ridgeville Township
Peter Weber
Ernest Korach
Walker Road
Avon Lake Village
Lee B. Warren
Wilma M. Warren
Lake Breeze
Sheffield Lake Village
Robert Vessey
Lee
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Sylvia Ives at Columbia
Funeral services for Mrs Sylvia Ives were conducted at the Columbia Baptist Church with Rev. Marshall Bickford in charge. Cora Mills sang The Old Rugged Cross and More Love To Thee. Pallbearers included grandsons Leon Ives Kenneth Ives Horace Ives Frederick Ives Wilmore Burnett and William Seabold. Burial followed in Columbia Cemetery. Attendees included members of the Ives and Jackson families and friends from nearby towns. Miss Doris Wright visited Fairview friends. several local residents called on relatives and discussed community notices and upcoming operetta Pinafore performances. A gas well was being drilled on the Kobalka property on Mitchell Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sylvia Ives
Columbia Baptist Church
Marshall Bickford
Cora Mills
Leon Ives
Kenneth Ives
Cleveland
Horace and
Frederick Ives
Carlisle
Wilmore Burnett
Medina
William Seabold
Elyria
Belden
Mabel Rice
Clair Howard
Roy Webber
Strongsville
Hattie Stephens
Kobalka
Mitchell Road
Russell Carpenter
Ray Durkee
Eaton
Lillian Wright
Land transfers chart listing estates and properties
Transactions include B Warren in Breeze Allotment at Lake Ioe and Sheffield Lake Village. Joseph H Haynes to Archie C Haynes and heirs for 2961 acres west of Black River in Elyria. Robert E Taylor to Earl C Taylor on Cleveland Street Elyria. Elena to Citizens Home and Savings Association for West 38th Street Black River Township. C L Brady to Citizens for Leavitt Street Black River Township. Liquiding Finance Corp to Norman M Anderson for Otten Road Ridgeville Township.
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Leavitt Street
Black River Township
the Liquiding Finance Corp
Norman M. Anderson
Otten Road
Ridgeville Township
Government retires eight billion debt by 1930
Between 1920 and 1930 the government paid off and retired eight billion dollars of interest bearing debt, marking a major reduction in public liabilities.
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Bulletin
Capitol Picture
Capitol
Jean
Harlow
Todd and Kelly
RIVOL
LYON
Helen Twelvetrees
ROD LA Rocque
Neews
Onslow Stevens
Toby Wing
Ester Ralston
Pye Yvan
Oberlin
Yerry
Ted Mary
Truman J. Armstrong
Goldbergs
Buck Rougers
Junior Nurses
Myrt
Marge Lazy Dan Boake Carter
Wreddie Rich
WJAY
Pollak
Harry Richman
B. Vander
Pyi
Gordon Band
Lot
Ravel
Tim Lum
Abner
Jiminyy Allen
Irene Rich
Wendell Hall
Colege Prom
Himber Band
Waring Band
C. A. C. Fights
March of Time
Other America
Larry Cottons
Redman Orch
Ink Spots
Royal Band
Slumber Hour
Canton
Kaltenborr
Wyrt
Marge
Lazy Dan
Freddie Rich Stae Yida
Himber
Music Box
Jack Randolph
Sam College
Madriguera
Dr. L. Thomas Amos ‘N* Anis Lilac Time
WGN
Lady Orphan Annis
Lilac
Lone Ranger
Isham Jones
Hiviton Band Music Box
Variety
Talk Music
Other Americas
Seavelin
Dream Shin Garber
Holls
Rick. Himber
Tima
Biodies
Hilo
Sun Dial
Hark Keene
Cheerio
ML. McCarthy
Cactus Jin
Vaughn King
Shero Trio
Mathay’s Orc
Iona
Taborland
Our Schools
Real
Washington
Ll. P
Ei Hte
Cross' Orch
Men Bill
Ginger Clyde Barrie
Linoteurs
Roth's
Army Navy
Beecher’s
Opera
Udlea
Ube
Don Jose
Kaltenmeyer
Fred Wi
Wile
Thurn’s Orch
Gordon’s
Frank Parker
Popeye
Hank Keene
Wood
Yringe Sigule
Rubinoff
al Jolson
Olsen’ S
Splitalny’s
Huntington’s
Gordon
Wood's
Duchina
Royal
Lopez
Jack Gruney Lyman
Dr. News
Nelson
Dave Roberts
Uncle Bad
Eink
Uni, of
Nino Martini
Truth Barlow
Triatitc
Clara Linder
Leslie Hoyward
J. Manzanares
N. Y. Phil. Or
Ozark Boys
News Robinson
Vander Pri
S. Anita Progr
Israel
Missge
Gasparre
Carnival
Am. Mender
Hoban
Landt
Hild
Richard Himbere
Los
Acan
Ray Pearl
Kaye
Melodiaus Sand
Ed McConnell Vaice
Exper
Eddie Cantor
Phil Baker
Teth
Mualec Talk Players
Ray Perkins
Melody Cruise
Benny
Ripley
Life
Walt. Winchell
Paul Whiteman
Land O'Dreams
Seth Parker
Watchtower Yeast
Candice Wraver
Shandor News Duchin
Stan
Elor
WLW
Wik
Buck Rogers
Duncan Moore
Mort ‘N'T
Marge Jimmie Allen
Roake Carter
Freddie Rich
Neves
Mountain Girls
Sons of Reavolu
Ethel and
Ben Charm
Melody Parade
Better Business Studio Music
Simpson Boys Music
You Music
Reveries
G. Fonarov
Minstrels of Melodies City Club
Army-Navy “ ‘ Pry
Armyr Navy
Flossie
BOX Office
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Hollyrood
Ohio
Marshall
Edgren
Spencer Crown
Hesstbinger
Urig
Elberts
Rabensietter
Weae Schmidt
Stushoph
Eddie Paul
Shari
Columbia Ballroom
Nite Cook
Route 82
Columbia, O
Sederis Restaurant
BRTAD
Elyqia
Ives
Brlefs
Doris Wright
Fairview
Charles Ives
Laura Hales
Stevens
Warren Ives
Harold Carpenter
Ridgeville
Anna Carpenter
Redington
Middle Ave
Second Street
Court House
ICE and Fuel. Inc. Ice — Distilled
COAL
E. River St
Ostrov’s
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