Encyclical by Pope condemns birth control
Rome report notes Pope Pius XI's encyclical condemning all birth control theories and forbidding any act impeding procreation. It cites Lambeth Conference discussions, stresses the sanctity of marriage, fidelity, and maternal duties, and denounces divorce and contraception as moral perils. The document surveys marriage dignity, opposition, and church–state roles.
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Rome
Pius XI
Lambeth Conference of Anglican Bishops
London
Augustine
Directors Move To Improve Federal Highway No 20
Federal Highway Association No Twenty met at Fremont and passed several resolutions. They offer the association’s help to remove the dangerous Bellevue crossing with an undercut, push for a better signal at route four and twenty, and ask the state to fix depressions east of Perrysburg caused by lower streets crossing the highway. The group also urges widening the Maumee bridge approaches and keeping Main Street open in Norwalk during sewer work. Reports from H O Alexander praise progress with community meetings and a motorist business classification plan along the route.
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Federal Highway Association No. Twenty
Fremont
Bellevue
Perrysburg
Maumee
H. O. Alexander
Alexander
Monroeville
W. H. Herner
H N. Donaldson
Sol M. Wolf
Columbus Jewelry Store Robbery Nets 40000 in Gems
Three bandits kidnapped Kay's jewelry store assistant manager Ed Olander last night forcing him to open the vault. They escaped with diamonds rings watches and other valuables after leaving the vault door ajar eight hours later Olander was found bound inside the vault. Police hunt the trio as the motive and suspects remain unclear.
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Columbus
Ed. Olander
Kay
Olander
Rose Olander
Grand and Petit Jurors Called for Service
Subpoenas for 50 persons to serve on both grand and petit juries are being issued. Seventy Elyrians and neighbors from Lorain Kipton and Amherst are named for grand jury reporting January 15 to review criminal cases from recent weeks. petit jury No. 3 is continued on Page 2.
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Clarence Adams
Elyza
J. H. Penfound
Oberlin Road
IX. Unger
Earl Court
Gertrude Bovlan
Maude Jackson
Cornell
Lorain
James Price
Gould Block
Otis Baum
Lakeview Blvd
L. A. Boutson
Orpha Gillon
H. L. Woodruff
E. Eric
Kipton
Weeks
Amherst
Henry Westecher
Firemen Answer First Gall of 1931 Fire Year
Elyria reports its first fire of 1951 occurred on De pot Street when an automobile fire started by a carburetor backfire damaged the hood wiring and floor pad. The blaze ended the city’s yearlong fire-free stretch and followed a Christmas Day 1920 alarm, two weeks and seven hours prior.
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Elyria
Depot Street
R. G. Rockwood
Harrison Street
Woodpecker Coloring Contest Ends Soon for County Kids
Birds in focus as a coloring contest closes with just two days left. Boys and girls are urged to submit their woodpecker colorings for a chance to win a Birdland coloring kit with crayons water colors brushes and paint models. The Bird Editor praises the entries and notes frequent honorable mentions among participants.
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Birdland
Elyria Armory Site Fails as Fair Board Votes Tie
Lorain County Agricultural Society directors deadlock four to four on donating a corner of the Lorain County Fair grounds for the state armory. The tie blocks Elyria from obtaining a site this year, delaying armory awards for two years, with possible four years before construction. Committee vows to seek another site and continue the effort, citing Elyria’s central county role and guard unit expansion plans.
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Elyria
Lorain County
State Board
Chamber of Commerce Committee On Military Affairs
Fair Grounds
City of
Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Samuel H. Squire
Ohio National Guard
Elrria
Williams to Speak at Methodist Men’s Club Meeting
Dr. Robert Williams, president of Ohio Northern University since 1956, will address the January meeting of the Methodist Men’s Club at the First M. E. Church tonight. He holds degrees from Wesleyan University Boston University Albion College and Ohio Wesleyan University and has served as pastor and academic administrator in multiple states.
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Robert Williams
Ohio Northern University
Methodist Men's Club
M. E
Wiliams
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Albion College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ile
East New York
The
Methodist Church
Dickinson Academy
Williamsport
Albion, Mich
Prepare Plane For Azores Hop
JIAMILTON Bermuda January reports minor repairs to the seaplane Tradewind for the first way load from New York to Paris. Mrs Berg, Hart and Capt William MacLaren prepare to depart for the Azores over 4800 miles northeast. Mrs Hart controls, Capt MacLaren navigates, flight faces dangerous ocean crossing with confidence after a seven hour Norfolk to Bermuda trip.
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Jiamilton
Bermuda
Berg
Hart
William
Azores
MacLaren
Norfolk
Hamilton
Ital iang Ala Fete Marked By Tragedy
At Bolama Portugese Guinea a seaplane squadron led by Gen Italo Balbo suffered two fatal accidents. Five aviators died two pilots two mechanics and a wireless operator. One plane crashed on descent near the water killing First Sergeant Foss. another plane caught fire and burned killing four airmen. Survivors were rescued and the damaged craft towed in.
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Rome
South Atlantic
Italo Balbo
Bolama
Portugese Guinea
Natal
Brazil
Enea Silvio Recagno
Foss
Boer
Saving In Building Of Road In Sheffield French Creek
The county engineering department reports a saving of 14335.17 on the Sheffield French Creek road against an estimated 58285.86 after bidders refused believing the estimate low. Surveyor C T Biggs built the road under force account for 45898.69 with machinery use and depreciation at 6866.99. The county recently improved the West River road under similar terms and saved 3800.
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Sheffield French Creek
C. T Biggs
Biggs
West River
Inaugural Parade Plans Announced and Crime in Cleveland
Cleveland scene reports a deadly gunfight with two gunmen. Patrolman James Ryan died, Patrolman John Cleary was gravely wounded, and a guard Norman A. Burke was killed. Gunman John W. Glasscock was wounded and captured. Separate item from Columbus outlines inaugural parade plans for Governor-Elect White, with parade divisions led by the Ohio National Guard and veteran groups.
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Cleveland, CO
James Ryan
John Clear
Norman A. Burke
Goldstein Bud
John W. Glassock
City Hospital
Cleveland, O
Jan
Albert Burke
Goldstein Byrd
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
Ryan
Columbus
Walter F. Heer
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
166Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Marietta
White
Robert Haubrich
Fort Heyes
Rob’t. O’brien
N. G
Ned Thatccuer
Cleveland Grays
Cleveland
Pershing Rifles
Ohio State University
Ohio Naval Militia of
Day appointments under White undecided in Columbus
Attaches of Governor-elect George White said the reappointment of Nellie M. Hill as director of education in the prohibition department has not been decided. The governor-elect is tied to his inauguration and may delegate the appointment to a later prohibition commission. Backers press Hill's potential return amid ongoing communications.
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Alfred Ballin
Charles E. Justus
Columbus
Marietta
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Nelsonville
Urbana
American Legion
Martius Ferry
White
Frank D. Henderson
Henderson
State House
Hier
He Mansion
Statehouse
WLW
Ioud
Broad Street
George White
United Press Today
Nellie M. Hill
Elvria
Department of Prohibition
Prohibition Department
Prohibition
McKinley Day Banquet Set With Clarence J Brown Speaker
The Lorain County Republican McKinley Day banquet will be held here on January 30 with Clarence J. Brown as speaker. Republican committeeman Frank Stetson announced that the exact venue would be announced soon and that the date change from January 29 was for Browns convenience.
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Lorain County
Clarence J. Brown
Frank Stetson
Stetson
Brown
Lorain county approves 1931 total budget rise to 1.79 million
County commissioners unveil 1931 appropriations totaling 1 787 62 92 an increase of 275 970 over 1930 with bond retirement and sinking fund rising to 334 014 36 and county road and bridge funding cut to 348 254 while charity and home costs grow. Salaries fluctuate with editor and prosecutor increases, soldiers relief and mothers pensions rise, and overall spending remains tied to tax revenue.
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Lorain County
Monroe H. Welty
Tn Commission
Agricultural Society
Street Car Situation Discussed by Chamber Committee
The Chamber of Commerce transportation committee met at noon to discuss the street car situation. Action will follow after the Cleveland hearing on the proposed abandonment by Cleveland Southwestern Co. receiver. The committee also agreed to study similar cases in other cities.
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Transportation Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Cleveland South~western Co
Want Ad Service Promises Quick Tenant Finds
A terse ad touts housing leads with 4 houses 2 apartments and a garage as offerings. It urges readers to place a want ad and promises large results with rapid help via telephone.
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County Agricultural Society
UNI
Dr. Robt. Williams
Sheffield
French Creek
John Cleary
Lutheran Hospital
John W. Glasscock
Jack McCarthy
Dutry
Bunkhe
Busch & Co
Thomas Dever
1 DT
Byrd
Burke
Capt. Dever
Cuerd
Governor White
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