Unemployment and the Decline of Civilization Warned by Oberlin Historian
Oberlin Ohio. Dr Carl F Wittke dean of Oberlin College warned that unemployment could erode civilization as men without jobs turn to crime. He urged democratic solutions within the New Deal framework while praising WPA and labor reforms but cautioning against dictatorial drift and racketeering in unions.
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Carlisle Area Social Roundup Through New Year Events
A lengthy local social roundup lists New Year s Day dinners and holiday visits among residents on Butternut Ridge East Avenue Chestnut Ridge and Grafton Road. Families including Humphreys Weltons Bailey Carver Reisinger Krebs Ives Chandler and Laubenthal are noted with guests from Elyria Brunswick Berea Lorain and Cleveland areas. Several updates on convalescents Rose Kolb Tamzin Symons and others are included. The piece closes with a cultural aside about Confucius birthdays in China.
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E. E. Humphrey
Hamlin Humphrey
Butternut Ridge
Clarence Humphrey
A. P. Bailey
East Avenue
Archie Welton
Arthur Wilson
Billy
Amherst
Walter Reisinger
Ruby Klein
Robert
Ely
Jennie Ale i
LaPorte
West Virginia
Louis G. Knowle
Highland Christian Church of
Cleveland
George R. Goodyear
Charles Ives
Elyria
Edith Ives
Earl Chandler
Grafton Road
Ralph Ives
Chandler
John Chandler
10Th Street
Leon Richards
Wilma
Brunswick
Roy Carver
Tamzin Symonds
Chestnut Ridge
Albert Krebs
Indian Hollow Road
Lawrence Krebs
Paul Krebs
Martha Krebs
J. Kreeby
John Janoch
Hunting Valley
Chagrin Falls
Kleeby
Janoch
Janech
Lakeside Hospital
Omer Laubenthil
Laubenthal
George Reising
Avon
Frank Rahl
Rahl
Nerce
Walter Barnett
Childen
Henrietta
Barnnett
John Bechtel
David Barnnett
Ira Lyes
William Meister
Berea
Death Cheats Namesake at Station in Tragic Accident
Death of London, a man named London, who fell from a platform as a train approached Luton station, was severely injured only by a scratch. In related news, explorers surveying vast Australian terrain flew over 20,000 miles while covering more than 600,000 square miles of largely unknown regions.
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W. G. Death
Luton
Australia
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