State Education Under New Board Control Proposal
Columbus Ohio January 4 The joint legislative committee on public economy will recommend placing the state department of education under a governor appointed board of up to five members. The panel would appoint the education director and seek a constitutional amendment to remove the governor’s four year appointment provision. The committee favors moving the geological survey division to Ohio State University and consolidating examining boards within the education department. It also proposes transferring Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia and increasing teacher salaries at schools for the deaf and blind.
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Columbus, CO
Education
General Assembly
Govenor
Education Department
Department
Legislative Reference Bureau
State Library
Division of
Geological Survey
Ohio State University
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Xenia
New Secretary Anna Rice Appointed Leader of YWCA Board
New York’s Miss Anna Rice becomes the national YWCA general secretary the second woman in 22 years to hold the post succeeding the late Mabel Cratty who led until her death in February 1928 a Friday dance at Elyria Eagles featuring Happy Hines and His Orchestra inviting all couples and guests to attend.
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Anna Rice
New York
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Rice
Mabel Cratty
Happy Hines
Elyria
Eagles
Buckley Books Audited After Federal Indictment in Ohio
State Auditor Tracy began an audit of the Buckley state treasurer's office after Buckley’s indictment on federal charges of conspiring to offer a bribe. Buckley asked for the review, saying voters deserve clear accounts, with the audit expected to take about five days. Indicted with him were Cincinnati attorney Joseph Schrimpner and Cincinnati brewmaster Joseph Sperber for allegedly attempting to bribe a prohibition officer.
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Buckley
Columbus
Tracy
Bert B. Buckley
Joseph Schrimpner
Cincinnati
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
Hey
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features
Sunday schedule style note listing eight program slots with networks WEAF WGN and WJZ for 1929. Includes National Symphony Orchestra Lucky Strike orchestra microdrama and slumber music with times in EST across stations.
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United Press
WEAF
National Symphony Orchestra
WGN
Chicago
Lucky Strike Orchestra
WJZ
Slumber Music
Kellogg peace pact favored by foreign affairs panel
Columbia basin bill hearing covers the foreign affairs committee’s move to put the house on record as favoring the Kellogg peace pact. Flood control panel weighs general flood issues. Ways and Means studies a resolution allowing states to sue the government for back taxes for 1866 67 68. Officers elected by Henrietta Farm Bureau. O C Knoble re elected chairman, C H Currier vice chairman, A E Snyder secretary at Henriettta High School meeting.
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Columbia Basin
Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Henrietta Farm Bureau
Henrietta High School
C. H. Currier
A. E. Snyder
Agenda Club elects officers for coming year
Officers chosen at the Y M C A meeting include Melvon Jago as president Thomas Stevenson as vice president John R Slokkineh as secretary and treasurer and William Peat as chaplain Two new members Theodore Carpenter and Charles Hazelton were elected Plans for the year's program were discussed
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Agenda Club
Melvon Jago
Thomas Stevenson
John R. Slokkineh
William Peat
Theodore Carpenter
Charles Hazelton
Thoreau’s Walden Life on About Nine Cents a Day
A compact note recalls Henry David Thoreau living near Walden Pond while reading Homer and observing nature with daily living expenses about nine cents.
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Thoreau
Walden Pond
Homer
Cleveland Ros enblum's Play Basketball at Elyriani Gym
Cleveland Ros enblum's team plays a basketball game at Elyriani gym on Monday at 7 p m against O'Donnell's Elyrians in a local matchup.
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Cleveland Rosenblum
Elyriani Gym
O’donnell
Elyrians
Congress Today Senate Debates Kellogg Pact and Borah Speech
Senate considers the Kellogg anti war treaty as Senator Borah continues his speech. Reed committee to hear Ware Attorney. House weighs war department appropriation bill and census reapportionment. Irrigation committee takes up items.
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Senate
Borah
Reed
Ware
House
War Department
Irrigation
Predictions of a Numerologist
A 1889 birthdate reader in Mondas's mail predicts a life of steady work, eventual small business success, and happiness with late-life riches. It cites 1929 as favorable, advises staying at current work, warns of health issues, and notes a forthcoming marriage and travel. The note promotes private readings by Mrs. Chas. Wynn, Luone 6221, at 119 West River.
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Mondas
Chas
Wynn
Luone
West River
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Wainwright
Paul
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Robert S. Gentzel
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Gene Tunney
Polly Lauder
London
British Royal Marines
U. S. Marine Corps
President Coolidge
Sapelo Island
Board OF Mediation
Washington, DC
G. Wallace Wranger
John Williams
Samuel E. Winslow
Edwin P Morrow
Pat M. Neff
Henrielta Farm Bureau
O. C. Knoble
Fenders
Congress Today
Baltimore
Gulf of Mexico
Ocean
United States
Newark
America
Broad St. Elyria
Ohio
Harry H. Smith Co
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