Congress must erase want talk says Fr Coughlin
Detroit Jan. congress must not sidestep money issues and must ensure next generation an honest livelihood free from financial slavery, says Rev Fr Charles E Coughlin. He to lecture on Congress activities and money as money vs value. He cites fear of wealth powers and calls last Congress timid.
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Detroit
Congress
Charles E. Coughlin
Coughlin
Senate
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Bees Compared to Wax for Neat Cell Order
The article notes that the phrase as neat as wax echoes bees’ orderly cells. It discusses how this analogy reflects precision and disciplined arrangement observed in bee hives.
Father and son die in separate deaths after same poison act
In New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County, a father Wesley Rohn 59 and his son Henry died following a suicide pact or action linked to the same poison. An autopsy showed both deaths caused by poison. Henry Rohn was found dead in his jail cell after authorities discovered a bottle of poison in his possession. The father died shortly after returning home from the jail. Sheriff Abe Laird noted the bottle may have been brought into custody with a meal.
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New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Wesley Rohn
Strasburg
Here
Henry
Rohn
Henry Rohn
Abe Laird
Prince Escapes Process Server Heading Toward Seattle
Prince Alexis M'Divani fled from a Los Angeles process server while honeymooning with Barbara Hutton. He was believed en route from Salt Lake City to Seattle via Oakland and Portland, with plans to avoid appearing in Los Angeles where brothers face legal accusations. Barbara Hutton arrived in San Francisco in her private car.
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Portland
Ore
Jan. S
Prince Aleais M'Divani
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Jan
Alexis M’divani
Barbara Hutton
Reno
United Airlines
M'Divani
Los Angeles
Wash
Barbara Hutton M'Divani
Woolworth
Orient al Reno
Harry Owens
Prince David
Prince Serge
Pacific Shores Oil Company
James
Jimmy) Donahue
Nancy Allard
Baron Fitts
M’divrani
Sunoco promotes streamlining for better car performance
Sun Oil Company official C. E. Dowd argues streamlining is ancient in concept and shows in fossils and animal design. He says streamlining improves speed and economy, and Sunoco Blue Sunoco gasoline adopts a streamlined action to improve acceleration, top speed, and smoothness.
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C. E. Dowd
Sun Oil Company
Sun O1
Hutchins Pennsylvanian Conductor Dies At Home
A. M. Hutchins, a 72 year old retired Pennsylvania railroad conductor, died of a heart attack at his home in Uhrichsville Ohio on Sunday January 8.
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Uhrichsville, O
M. Hutchins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Move 10 Establish Liquor Stores Here
Plans for the early establishment of state retail liquor stores in Lorain County were revealed as the State Department of Liquor Control advertised sealed proposals for leasing or rental of property. Bids are due by 12 noon Monday January 22 at the Hartman Building Columbus.
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Lorain County
State Department of Liquor Control
Department of Liquor Control
Hartman Building
Columbus
John A. Hughes
Ratarce Amy
Hughes
Burglary Reported At West River Gas Station
John Kolopos told police his West River and Third streets gas station was broken into last night. Fifty pennies and 75 cents in stamps were taken after a south side window was broken. A separate Norwalk burglary Friday night saw $40 in cash and two revolvers stolen from a grain elevator.
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John Kolopos
West River
Third Streets
Norwalk
Edwin Leucht Fined for Intoxication by Mayor Van Oster
Edwin Leucht was fined five dollars and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning for intoxication related to an offense on December 17.
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Edwin Leucht
W. H. Vanoster
Marionette performance of Dick Whittington at Elyria High
The Tatterman Marionettes staged Dick Whittington and his cat for Elyria High School students with Elden Smith, local graduate and puppeteer, among the string-pullers touring the country. Smith demonstrated puppet mechanics as the crowd watched the elaborate motions. The show follows a country boy who rises to become lord mayor of London after fortune shifts from a cat’s sale. The production repeats for grade school pupils later today.
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Dick Whittington
Elyria High School
Tatterman
Elden Smith
Smith
London
Barbary
Senior Four-H Club to Observe First Anniversary
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club marks its first anniversary with a meeting at the Y M C A at 8 P M Wednesday. The proposed club constitution will be presented by the constitution committee, and O C Crow will present a leadership study project followed by recreation. The group began last January for former Four-H members aged out of regular clubs.
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Lorain County
O. C. Crow
Death of Grafton Merchant Fred W. Daniels
Fred W. Daniels of Grafton died Saturday at 2 15 P M in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Born in 1863 in Chatham Medina County he ran a Grafton grocery for years retiring after his wife’s death in 1931. Surviving son Louis Daniels and granddaughter Mrs Marion Goodrich. Visitation at Louis Daniels home Monday and Tuesday funeral private Tuesday at 2 P M burial Neabett Cemetery. Flowers omitted.
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Fred W. Daniels
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chatham
Medina County
Louis Daniels
Marion Goodrich
Cleveland
Neabett Cemetery
It Is Good to Seize One's Great Opportunities
A concise maxim on embracing opportunities and aiming for personal excellence. The quote encourages bold action and leveraging chances to reach high achievement.
Await Attitude Of Supreme Court Toward Emergency And Recovery Legislation
The Supreme Court returned after a holiday recess to hear written opinions on about twenty cases. Two cases drawing heavy interest challenge state laws Minnesota mortgage moratorium and New York milk law. The rulings may signal liberal versus conservative leanings and guide regulators in planned economy efforts.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Jan
Lberal
Minnesota
New York
Oberlin council approves 1934 appropriations
At a Friday meeting the Oberlin council passed the final reading of the appropriation ordinance for the year starting January 1, 1934. The total budget is 130 251.30 dollars. Earlier the council organized with E R Morris re-elected chairman. J C McCullough C R Comings and W H Walker were seated. Comings and Walker were re-elected, with McCullough becoming the new member.
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Oberlin
E. R. Morris
J. C. McCullough
C. R. Comings
W. H. Walker
Comings
Walker
McCullough
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights January Events
Oberlin College lists lectures recitals and meetings from January 8 to January 12. Notable items include Prof Kemper Fullerton on Luther, Dr Grove Patterson on Russia, Charles Wilder geologic talk, and Richard Crooks artist recital. Also covers assemblies, French Club, and Meade-Swing Foundation lecture by Henry N Wie man.
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School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Kemper Fullerton
Luther
Peace Society
Men's Building
Grove Patterson
Russia
Carnegie Library
Charles H. Wilder
Finney Chapel
Robert E. Brown
la Maison Francaise
Barbara A. Foster
Richard Crooks
George E. Waln
Cosmopolitan Club
Goodrich House
Mei Juang Kuan
American Association of University Women
Allen Art Building
Effie D. McAfee
Henry N. Wieman
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Zoe E. Schnabel
Wendel A. Horning
Sonz
Warner Hall
Robert E. Brink
Mead-Swing Foundation
First Church
Radical Club
Family Mixup Triggers Police Chase Across Two Counties
A Cleveland youth Jack McGinty and two friends rode off in a car Sunday, prompting his father Thomas McGinty to report a theft. The vehicle ran out of gas near Kipton and the boys returned to Oberlin with help from a bus driver. Oberlin marshal Robert Parrish and Sheriff Clarence W. Dick detained them at the county jail until Cleveland police confirmed the car was borrowed with permission.
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Jack McGinty
Thomas McGinty
Cleveland
Stephen Evans
West 102Nd Street
Donald Jacobs
Mitchell Avenue
Rocky River
Kipton
Oberlin
Robert Parrish
Parrish
Cleveland Police Department
Young McGinty
Jack
Psychology of HR evolution lecture series at Warner Hall
Miller presents Psychology of HR e volution at Joint Recial in Warner Hall at 7 30 p m. Reber N Johnson and John Frazer assist with Mrs Mary A Bennett. Special notices Morning Prayers Fairchild Chapel 7 45 p m Leader Professor Clarence T Craiz.
Oberlin Club Plans For Busy Week Of Activities
Community groups schedule meetings from tonight through Jan 12. Oberlin Women's Club hosts guest night with Elizabeth Hull. American Legion Karl Wilson Locke Post meets. several clubs including Rebekah Lodge Pansy Chapter and D A R plan sessions. Farm Women and Business Men's Club also convene with demonstrations and annual gathering.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
Elizabeth Hull
Shurtleff Cottage
F. B. Artz
Department of History
Oberlin College
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Newell Sims
Elm Street
C. J. Wright
Nineteenth Century Club
Woodland Avenue
A. B. Meldrum
East College Street
Terborgh
Taylor
Bowen
Rebekah Aid Society
Jennie Powers
South Pleasant Street
Pansy
Order of Eastern Star
Maurice Schubert
Bridgette
North Main Street
Southeast Russia
Jesse Ford
South Russia
Farm Women’s Club
Oberlin
P. H. Ohly
Oberlin Business Men‘s Club
Oberlin Inn
Car borrowed by elder McGinty noted in Lakewood
The elder McGinty borrowed a car from friend Alexander Meade of 1252 Ramona Avenue Lakewood, the report states.
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McGinty
Alexander Meade
Ramona Avenue
Lakewood
Court actions filed in Elyria and Lorain courts
John and Louisa Schter sue Ethel and Charles Fees of Elyria for 11900 on a promissory note. George B. Wickens of Lorain sues Dorothy Smathers for 200 for merchandise and services.
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John and
Louisa Schter
Ethel and
Charles Fees
Elyria
George B. Wickens
Lorain
Dorothy Smathers
East Side Baptist Church Seeks Court OK toencumber Property
The East Side Baptist Church of Lorain filed a common pleas petition asking permission to encumber its property to secure notes totaling 1 225 and 475 dollars.
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East Side Baptist Church of
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Quarantine Ordered at Fairfield County Children's Home
Lancaster Ohio January 8 The Fairfield County Children's Home was quarantined today by Dr W R Coleman county health commissioner after two scarlet fever cases were reported There are eighty children in the home.
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Lancaster, O
Fairfield County
W. R. Coleman
Pictures of air transportation to be shown at Legion meeting
Elyria Post American Legion will show a motion picture Across America in 20 Hours at its meeting tonight. The film features a New York to Pacific Coast passenger flight with radio beacon and direction finding devices. Legion Auxiliary and the public may attend without charge amid expected large audience for important business.
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Elyria
Ohio State five denied exemption from military drill
Five Ohio State University students faced a university committee verdict on conscientious objections to compulsory drill. The panel, appointed by President George Rightmire, ruled the five failed to prove conscience as grounds for exemption. Ministers had urged mercy, while officials said the students had not left the university and would still attend drills.
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Columbus, O
Ohio State University
George Rightmire
Columbus
Floyd Faust
Church of Christ
Kidnappers Seize Sheriff Then Escape on Gravel Road
A dramatic rescue on a rural road ends with Sheriff Partee released after armed abductors led him from McArthur toward Bremen. Bowman, believed to be Tam Neal Bowman, denying ties to a Circleville affair, escapes as authorities pursue across Ohio counties.
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Circleville
Jogan
Bowman
Bremen
Scaled Hospital Wallers
Partee
Columbus
Logan
Athens
Sol Ellinger
Hocking County
Lima Hospital
Ile
Ohio Penitentiary
Gay Thorne
Washington D. H
Homer Wolfe
Marietta
William Curtis
Muskingum County
James Adrian
Perry County
Desperado
Guysville
Athens County
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio River
Hutchinson
Albert Fowler
Paul Hallett
Fowler
New Philadelphia
Ohio State Penitentiary
Haslett
Constipation Remedies Promised by Adierika Ad
John J. Davis suffered six years of chronic constipation until Adierika provided relief. The ad claims the product acts quickly and safely, with the endorsement of Druggist C. W. Phillips and a promise of renewed well being.
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John J. Davis
Adierika
C. W. Phillips
Cleveland Markets Report Shows Mixed Goods Movement
Markets in Cleveland show butter extras at 22c per lb and 2% butterfat, eggs barely steady with extra white 2l. poultry prices mixed with colored and leghorn fowls varying. Livestock active with cattle, calves, sheep and hogs posting gains. grain and feed prices listed for wheat corn oats flour and mill feeds. home growers market notes include asparagus lettuce mushrooms and tomatoes with housegrown produce prices.
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Cleveland
Springers Lexshorn
U.S
Maine
Idaho
Ruxset
Burbanks
Ohio
Michigan Fl
New York
Best
Louisiana Blue Triumphs
Cleveland Gratin and Hay Exchange
Annes
Woman Settles Parlor Golf Argument With Mashie Shot
Deputies respond to Sunnyside Beach home to a parlor golf dispute. A wife struck a man on the head with a mashie to settle the game after his behavior soured the rounds. The couple’s son-in-law caused trouble while intoxicated. no charges were filed.
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Joe Woodings
Ed Monroe
Sunnyside
Milk strike nears settlement as 95 percent walkout persists
The gasoline strike remains 95 percent effective with only 5 percent intake by cars on fast trains. Pure Milk Association officers showed cautious optimism after Secretary Palace urged an early resolution. Don N. Geyer, president, said the telegram opened the way and he began phone calls to leaders to seek approval of a compromise proposal.
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Pure Milk Association
Secretary of Agriculture Palace
Don N. Geyer
Woman recounts fatal gun incident at spouse home
The woman testified that after visiting Canton she found her husband in the barn and, during a confrontation, he drew a gun and shot himself. She aided him toward the house before collapsing, later awakening in a shock far from the scene.
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Canton
Christman
Woman Shot Miss Christman In Unclear Incident
The report states she shot Miss Christman and could not recall where she spent Monday and the next four days, according to Roger.
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Miss Christman
Roger
Committee Sets Up Aid for Relief Authorities
George Morris Jr was named Lorain County representative on a committee formed by the Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies to aid relief authorities with credit issues involving stores professionals furniture dealers mobile and chattel mortgages. Major E O Braught notes no federal agency or funds exist and relief agencies rely on national and state associations. Ohio findings show 60 percent real estate mortgages 20 percent store debts 10 percent auto dealer debts and 10 percent chattel mortgages. Braught directs real estate relief to HO L C and farm relief to the Federal Land Bank district.
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George Morris, Jr
Lorain County
Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies
E. O. Braught
State Relief Commission
Ohio
Major Braught
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal Land Bank of
Court of Appeals Seeks Docket Printing Restore Annual Print
The Cincinnati Court of Appeals seeks to refill a vacancy and asks for printing at least one bar docket per year after suspending annual dockets to save funds. Historically three dockets were printed yearly at an estimated cost of 200 dollars. The discreet have neither eyes nor ears.
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Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Bar
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