Debaters from Elyria High Tackle Unemployment Insurance Question
Six Elyria High School students presented a debate before the Young Men's Club at the YMCA as part of their preparation for the Ohio High School Debating League. Participants were Robert Denman Russell Fox Robert McWilliams Catherine McKee Katherine Pfaff and Jay Howenatine. The topic was compulsory unemployment insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Robert Denman
Russell Fox
Robert McWilliams
Catherine McKee
Katherine Pfaff
Jay Howenatine
Elyria Rotary Club
Fire in Alto Destroys Car on Broad Street
A leaking gasoline line and a hot exhaust pipe caused a small car fire in F. E. Page’s automobile parked on Broad street. Sergeant Curtis Hamlin of the police department extinguished the blaze with a bucket of water. firemen arrived after a call.
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Alto
F. E. Page
Lake Avenue
Broad Street
Curtis Hamlin
Nolice
Haines Stars in A Tailor Made Man at Dreamland
William Haines portrays a pants presser who rises to a big business executive amid dramatic action and comic clowning in A Tailor Made Man. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film is now playing at the Dreamland Theatre.
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William Haines
Metro-Goldwin-Mayer
Dreamland Theatre
Modern Pirate Film IO Next at Bios
Charles Morris rises as a Hollywood star in Corsair, the Roland West adaptation of Walton Green piracy tale. The United Artists release casts four leading women around Morris, including Alison Loyd who is known to fans as Thelma Todd in this Rivoli Theatre engagement.
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Charles Morris
Rivoli
Corpair
Roland West
Walton Green
America
Chester
United Artists
Alison Loyd
Thelma Todd
Safe in Hell at Capitol Theatre with Dorothy Mackaill
Dorothy Mackaill stars in Safe in Hell at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow. The First National drama follows Gilda Carlson a servant girl betrayed by her employer and driven to the streets ending on a refugee island. Don Cook plays Carl the sea faring lover who faces her tragic fate.
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Dorothy Mackaill
Capitol Theatre
Hell
Gilda Carlson
Don Cook
Carl
Gilda
Heal Vectors with Emerald Oil Rays of Relief
An advertisement by C. W. Phillips, a druggist, promotes Emerald Oil as a remedy for swollen veins, ulcers, and leg sores. It instructs to bandage the leg with a three inch wide bandage from ankle to knee and follow directions for relief. The ad guarantees satisfaction and offers to withhold payment unless you are helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillips
Governor Murray Drops Bomb In Lap Of Anti-Saloon League
Oklahoma Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray stunned the Anti-Saloon League in Washington with a proposed liquor control plan. He suggested interstate treaties regulating alcohol commerce without repealing the 18th Amendment. The idea drew immediate reaction from league leaders and local officials alike.
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Murray
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Alfalfa Bill Murray
Oklahoma
League
Bill
William David Upshaw
Georgia
Uor
Radio Orchestra Lineup and Hosts Highlight Evening Schedule
A jam packed radio listing features Sam and the 3-Lucky Kids dinner quartet alongside Gilouyvs KR BC and Marion Wild Bing Crosby. performances by Ed Sullivan Helen Morgan and Alice Joy with various orchestras. Stations WABC WNBC WLW WEAF NBC and more air sustained programs starring Margot Santry Connie Gates and Clara Lu Paris Night Life.
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Sam
Bess Ochestra
WTAM
Warren. Brown
Connie Gates
Bob Bruce
Ham An
Tarold G. Moulton
Blowers
Russ Columbo
Clara, Lu and
Paris Night Life
WTAM Station Notes and Morning Programs Roundup
On Station WTASL up warm talk and weather segments. WTAM Physical Culture highlights Moss and Jones. Morning melodies aired with Jene and Glenn. Pia Plant Pate and Cheerios featured. Opening livestock market report and WTAM physical culture class listed.
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WTASL
WTAM
Moss
Jones
Jene
Glenn
o—Pia Plant
Pate
Cheerios
Onening
Radio Schedule Highlights and Events
A fragmented list shows multiple radio segments and performances with times and program names such as Flying Fingers, Betty Crocker, Hugo Martani Marionettes, The Skillet Lickers, Dance orchestra, and Sports flash. It outlines talk shows, music interludes, and household institute features across the day.
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Mrs. Blake
Betty Crocker
Lisa
Illi
Radio Household Institute
Patty Jean
Hugo Martani
Lesseo Thes
George Washington
J—Orchestra
Tiit
Golden Gems
WTAM
so—Womens
the Pilgrims
du—Lady Next Door
Skippy
Jack Turner
Sports
Gene
Glenn
Wednesday January 20 Radio Schedule Highlights
The 1890 WHE listing details a morning devotion and musical programs, including the U S Navy Band, organ pieces, weather, sports notes, and a variety of orchestras. Featured acts include Kathryn Parsons, Uncle Ollie and His Gang, Salty Sam the Sailor, and Bing Crosby with orchestra.
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Jesson
Ethel
Harry
s—Amn Leaf
American School of the Air
U. S. Navy
Hkathryn Parsons
Uncle Olie
Salty Sam
Sailor
Lone Wolf Tribe
Land O Flowers
Orchsstra
Bing Crosby
Lorain County Bank Directors Elect Officers
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company re elected all officers at the organization meeting for 1962. Officers named include F A Smythe as chairman Arthur B Taylor as president S H Squire as vice president Alvin J Plocher as vice president and trust officer H A Daniels as treasurer Charles C Day as secretary W L Walsh as assistant secretary H B Birch as assistant secretary C F Wagner J M Marshall Don L Granger A M Thome as assistant treasurers E J Klein R J Carlin Charles G Clark as assistant secretaries and R Hi Reinhardt as manager of Amherst branch.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
F. A. Smythe
Arthur B. Taylor
S. H. Squire
Alvin J. Plocher
H. A. Daniels
Charles C. Day
W. L. Walsh
H. B. Birch
C.F. Wagner
J. M. Marshall
Don L. Granger
A.M. Thome
E. J. Klein
R. J. Carlin
Charles G. Clark
R. Hi. Reinhardt
Amherst
Baird to Head Brown's Governorship Campaign
Columbus Ohio January 19 Joseph E Baird of Bowling Green will chair the committee directing the governorship campaign of Clarence J Brown Secretary of State. Baird served as assistant secretary of state for over six years before joining Congress in 1929 and was defeated for a second term in the 1930 election.
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Baird
Brown
Columbus
Joseph E. Baird
Bowling Green
Clarence J. Brown
Congress
Miniature Locomotive Built by Pueblo Fire Chief’s Assistant
Fred Martin, assistant fire chief, built a tiny locomotive in Pueblo starting from hand crafted parts. The model measures just over a yard in length and showcases scale detailing throughout construction.
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Buillds
Pueblo
Cal
Fred Martin
Martin
The Bath Club Event Schedule Cryptic Note
A fragmented notice lists a Bath Club schedule with 8:00 10:00 times, Personalities, Weather, and an Avian Orchestra. It mentions a dislike for Smith's Crime club and a vague reference to Hubberne.
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Bath Club
Sila
Saai Origic
Smith's
Weather
Saan Avian
tilo—Hubberne
Organization In Campaign To Get Jobs
A new national group aims to put 1,000,000 unemployed to work with backing from the American Legion the American Federation of Labor and the Association of National Advertisers. A wartime structure will mobilize six regional committees through 48 state commanders to 300 local committees seeking broad recruitment of bankers publishers industry leaders and labor figures to boost employment and confidence.
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New York
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Association of National Advertisers
United States
Former State Highway Superintendent Freed on Suspended Sentence
Paul M. Jones once led the Ohio state highway department and received a three year suspended sentence to the Ohio Penitentiary after a plea to embezzling 38469 of state funds. Attorneys Filia traum and Carls filed the plea with a petition from about 200 Portage County residents supporting suspension. The jury had been impaneled for a second trial after irregularities were found in department ledgers.
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Akron, O
Paul M. Jones
Ohio Penitentiary
Jones
W. W. Filiatraum
Albert L. Carls
Portage County
Fortunes of the Unit Tied to Its Class
The article argues that the success and fate of a military or organizational unit are closely linked to the performance and prospects of its class. It emphasizes interconnected outcomes and shared destiny between group and subgroup.
Cleveland police ordered to curb street assaults on women
Acting Mayor Harold H. Burton ordered police to spare no effort to make Cleveland streets safe for women after four attacks in 24 hours. Victims include Mrs. Johanna Kemp, Mrs. Margaret Shannon, Mrs. Charles Zappy, and Mrs. Konderman, who lost a purse containing 24 dollars.
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Cleveland, CO
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Charles Zappy
Dismissal Bid Filed Against Conneaut Mayor
Conneaut Ohio January 9 A decision on the ouster of L R Naglor as mayor was announced today. The case centers on political grounds and the city faces a governance question as officials await ruling.
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Conneaut
Conneaut, O
L. R. Naghlor
Jefferson mayor faces suit over early acts in office
Rested with Judge C. R. Sargent of Ashtabula County Common Pleas Court after a Jefferson hearing on charges by 496 petitioners. Represented by Attorney John Helman, the petitioners claim the mayor exceeded his authority when he cut the police and fire departments on taking office.
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C. R. Sargent
Ashtabula
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