Coughlin urges Congress to erase want in land of plenty
Detroit January statement by Rev Fr Charles E Coughlin calls for Congress to secure honest livelihoods free of financial slavery and to rethink money as a medium of exchange and control. He criticizes timidity in Congress and denies Roosevelt dictatorship, condemning wealth entrenched power. He notes the Thomas amendment granting semi dictatorial financial powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Congress
Charles E. Coughlin
Coughlin
Senate
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Bees Display Remarkable Cell Organization Allusion
The text notes that the phrase as neat as wax refers to the orderly cells of bees. It suggests a comparison to how bees maintain structured hive architecture, reflecting discipline and efficiency in their arrangement.
Father Son Die in Joint Death by Action Pact
In Tuscarawas County a father Wesley Rohn 59 and his son Henry died after a self inflicted poison pact. Henry was in the county jail awaiting auto theft charges when found dead in his cell. An autopsy attributed both deaths to the same poison. The father had visited a local tavern then arranged his son's funeral and later died at home. Sheriff Abe Laird said the poison likely entered the jail with the father on Friday.
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New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Wesley Rohn
Strasburg
Here
Henry
Rohn
Henry Rohn
Abe Laird
Prince Escapes Process Server Heads Toward Orient
Prince Aleais M D ivani arrives in Portland from Salt Lake City while a Los Angeles process server pursues him for a subpena in a LA case involving brothers charged with illegal withdrawal of funds from a trust. Barbara Hutton travels separately in her $125000 car as the couple’s itinerary remains unclear.
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San Francisco
Jan
Alexis M’divani
Barbara Hutton
Reno
Portland
Ore
United Airlines
M'Divani
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Seattle
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 Advertises Blue Sunoco Streamlined Action
Sun Oil Company official C E Dowd explains streamlining as an ancient principle seen in fossils birds and fish. He says Blue Sunoco gasoline uses streamlined action to improve acceleration speed and smooth power for higher performance and quieter operation.
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C. E. Dowd
Sun Oil Company
Sun O1
Hutchins Death Reported In Urichsville Home
A. M. Hutchins, a 72 year old retired Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, died of a heart attack at his Urichsville home on Sunday.
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Uhrichsville, O
M. Hutchins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Move 10 Establish Liquor Stores Here
Plans for early state retail liquor stores in Lorain County were disclosed as the State Department of Liquor Control advertised sealed proposals for leasing 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 gas station at West River and Third streets was broken into last night. 50 pennies and 75 cents in stamps were taken after a south side window was broken. A separate report notes a burglary at a Norwalk grain elevator Friday night with $40 in cash and two revolvers taken.
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John Kolopos
West River
Third Streets
Norwalk
Edwin Leucht Fined for Intoxication in Morning Hearing
Edwin Leucht was fined five dollars and costs after his arraignment before Mayor W H Van Ooster this morning for an offense committed December 17.
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Edwin Leucht
W. H. Vanoster
Marionette Show Delights Elyria Students
Elyria High School attracted a large crowd as the Tatterman Marionettes staged Dick Whittington and His Cat. Elden Smith, an Elyria graduate and puppeteer, demonstrated the intricate arm and leg movements behind the figures. The tale follows a poor country boy who rises to become lord mayor of London after a cat's fortune shifts.
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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 proposed constitution to be presented by the constitution committee at the YMCA meeting room at 8 P M on Wednesday. O C Crow will present a leadership study project followed by recreation. The group began last January for former Four H members aging out of regular clubs.
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Lorain County
O. C. Crow
Death Record FRED W. DANIELS OF GRAFTON
Fred W. Daniels of Grafton died Saturday at 2 15 PM at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Born in 1863 in Chatham Medina County he ran a Grafton grocery for years retiring after his wife died in 1931. Surviving son Louis Daniels and granddaughter Mrs Marion Goodrich of Cleveland. Visitation at Louis Daniels home Monday and Tuesday. Private funeral Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in 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 Be as Great as One's Opportunities
A concise motto about making the most of chances, emphasizing ambition, self belief, and seizing favorable moments to rise.
Await Attitude Of Supreme Court Toward Emergency Legislation
The Supreme Court opened after a long recess to hear at least a score of cases with decisions due. Observers watched two key cases on state laws the Minnesota mortgage moratorium and the New York milk law for ideological leanings that could shape future regulatory reach.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Jan
Lberal
Minnesota
New York
Obelin Council Approves 1934 Budget and Seats Members
At a Friday meeting the council passed the appropriation ordinance for the year starting January 1 1934 with a total budget of 130 251 30. Earlier in the week the council organized and E R Morris was re elected chairman for the ensuing year. J C McCullough C R Comings and W H Walker were seated after last November elections with Comings and Walker reelected and 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
Oberlin College posts a week of events from January 8 to 12 including lectures by Kemper Fullerton on Luther, Dr. Grove Patterson on Russia, and Robert E Brown on religion in 1935. Music and recitals feature Richard Crooks Mei Juang Kuan and Zoe Schnabel with lectures by Henry N Wie man and others.
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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 leads to police swap in Oberlin case
A Sunday car mixup involving Jack McGinty and two teens triggered reports of theft to Cleveland police. The car ran out of gas near Kipton, then the youths were taken to Oberlin marshal Robert Parrish and later to the county jail. Cleveland police later learned the car belonged to Jack’s father, who had given permission to use it.
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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
Miller Psychology of HRevolution joint recital
Reber N. Johnson and John Frazer perform with Mrs. Mary A. Bennett at Warner Hall at 7 30 p m. Special notices list morning prayers at Fairchild Chapel 7 45 p m led by Professor Clarence T Craiz.
Coming Week Club Activities in Oberlin
Oberlin Women's Club Education Department meets at Shurtleff Cottage tonight guest Miss Elizabeth Hull to discuss A Survey of World Affairs. Local clubs schedule meetings January 9 to 12 including Eastern Star Pansy Chapter Christmas no. Details list hosts addresses and topics.
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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 Reported
At 6 30 in the morning the elder McGinty borrowed a car from friend Alexander Meade of 1252 Ramona Avenue Lakewood.
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McGinty
Alexander Meade
Ramona Avenue
Lakewood
Court Suits Named Over Promissory Note and Merchandise
John and Louisa Schter sue Ethel Fees and Charles Fees of Elyria for 11900 alleged on a promissory note. George B. Wickens of Lorain sues Dorothy Smathers for 200 alleged due on 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 to Incumber Property
The East Side Baptist Church of Lorain filed a common pleas court petition today seeking permission to encumber its property to pay notes totaling 1225 and 475 dollars.
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East Side Baptist Church of
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Fairfield County Children's Home Quarantined for Scarlet Fever
Lancaster Ohio January 8 The Fairfield County Children's Home was quarantined by Health Commissioner Dr W R Coleman after two scarlet fever cases were reported The home houses eighty children.
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Lancaster, O
Fairfield County
W. R. Coleman
Pictures of Air Transportation at Legion Meeting
Elyria Post of the American Legion will show a motion picture titled Across America in 20 Hours depicting a New York to Pacific Coast passenger flight. The film covers cabin comforts, radio beacon signals, and direction finding devices. Open to Legion Auxiliary members and the public with no charge. A large audience is expected for important business on the agenda.
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Elyria
Ohio State Denies Exemption from Military Drill for Five Students
Five Ohio State University students faced a university committee on conscientious objections to compulsory drill. The panel, led by President George Rightmire, rejected the five as lacking proof of conscience. some students were excused. Ministers urged support for the students while officials clarified that dismissal reports were unfounded.
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Columbus, O
Ohio State University
George Rightmire
Columbus
Floyd Faust
Church of Christ
Kidnappers Escape After Sheriff Abducted Near Jogan
A sheriff was kidnapped by two men, one identified as Tam Neal Bowman, four miles north of Jogan on a gravel road to Bremen. Bowman escaped from hospital custody earlier. authorities across Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia searched river banks. Haslett remains a fugitive while Hutchinson had been kidnapped previously.
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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 6 Years, Trouble Now Gone
John J. Davis suffered chronic constipation for six years. He used Adierika and soon felt like a new person. Adierika is quick acting and safe. C. W. Phillips, Druggist.
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John J. Davis
Adierika
C. W. Phillips
Market Reports From Cleveland Include Grain Livestock Prices
Markets show butter and eggs steady with varied small changes. Livestock bids indicate active cattle and calf markets, with hogs strong. grain futures reflect No 1 red and No 2 red wheat, corn and oats at mixed quotes, while home gardeners see asparagus lettuce mushrooms and tomatoes in season.
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Cleveland
Springers Lexshorn
U.S
Maine
Idaho
Ruxset
Burbanks
Ohio
Michigan Fl
New York
Best
Louisiana Blue Triumphs
Choice
Cleveland Gratin and Hay Exchange
Annes
Howmegrowers
Woman Settles Parlor Golf Dispute With Mashie Shot
Deputies respond to a Sunnyside Beach home for a parlor golf quarrel. A woman defending her husband used a mashie shot to end the game leaving a man with a swollen head. Deputies filed no charges after the confrontation was resolved by the golfer’s wife.
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Joe Woodings
Ed Monroe
Sunnyside
Milk Strike Moves Toward Settlement After High Tie Up
The gasoline strike reached 95 percent effectiveness with 5 percent still arriving by car on fast trains. Pure Milk Association officers welcomed Secretary Palace’s plea for settlement and Don N. Geyer, president, said the telegram opened the way. He began telephoning leaders to seek approval of a compromise proposal.
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Pure Milk Association
Secretary of Agriculture Palace
Don N. Geyer
Tragedy: Wife Claims Self Defense in Canton Barn Shooting
Mrs. Christman testified she traveled from Canton on Monday morning and found her husband in the barn. She said Christman drew a gun during their talk, shot himself in a scuffle, and she later crawled toward the house before regaining consciousness miles from the scene. Her son recounted her claim about carrying the revolver.
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Canton
Christman
Witness recaps shooting of Miss Christman and memory gaps
Roger notes indicate a woman shot Miss Christman and could not recall where she spent most of Monday and the next four days as investigators seek details.
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Miss Christman
Roger
Committee Sets Up Relief Aid with Personal Finance Firms
George Morris Jr. named Lorain County representative on a committee formed by the Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies to assist relief authorities with credit problems involving stores, professionals, furniture and auto dealers, or chattel mortgages. Major Braught, executive director of the State Relief Commission, says federal agencies offer no funds or direct agency. relief groups seek help from national and state associations. Ohio analysis shows 60 percent real estate mortgages, 20 percent store debt, 10 percent auto dealers, 10 percent chattel mortgages. Those seeking home relief should contact the Home Owners' Loan Corporation and farm relief through 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 in Cincinnati Faces Vacancy and Docket Printing Request
The Court of Appeals in Cincinnati contemplates filling a recent vacancy. The bar asks for printing of at least one bar docket yearly, halted to save funds. Previously three dockets were printed annually, one per court term, at an estimated cost of $200. The discreet have neither eyes nor ears.
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Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Bar
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