Inauguration Scenes Through American History
Washingtons first in 1789 opened with grandeur while Adams Jefferson and Madison offered simpler rites. Jackson’s era brought gaiety and disruption, while Lincoln faced war tensions and Grant’s parade amid cold. Hayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland McKinley Roosevelt Taft Wilson Harding Coolidge Hoover FDR showcased varied pageantry and mood across presidencies.
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Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Washington
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Wison
Look Out For Those Half Sick Days
A vintage Kellogg All-Bran advertisement warns that many half sick days stem from constipation caused by low bulk meals. It touts All-Bran’s water absorption, soft cleansing mass, and a weekly regimen with two tablespoons daily, or three times daily in severe cases, with a money back guarantee.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Aidy
Donahey To Miss Inauguration Due To Illness
Senator Vic Donahey of Ohio will miss the inauguration due to confinement in Naval hospital with a bad cold and complications. Officials say his condition is satisfactory but he will not be released until next week after a two week illness. Earlier reports note a car accident days before Congress convened left him shaken and in serious condition.
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Washington
Vic Donaher
Ohio
Naval Hospital
Seon
Donahey
Sen. Dovahey
Congress
Kills Husband As He Holds Baby in Auto Shocking Act
In Cleveland Ohio a 12-year-old mother of three from Dunkard Pennsylvania was questioned after allegedly firing five shots into the head of her husband Joseph Hartman, 32, as he sat with another woman in a car holding his 11-month-old son. She said they had been separated six months and that two other sons were in a Waynesburg orphanage.
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Washington
England
George Washington
Independence Hall
United States
John Adams
Adams
White House
Constitution
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Capitol
Marshall
James Madison
Dolly Madison
Madison
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Rachel
Cleveland, QO
Dunkard
Flossie Hartman
Joseph
Cleveland
Waynesburg
Mt Vernon Evangelist to Speak at Nazarene Meetings
Rev. C. B. Winland of Mt. Vernon Ohio will lead a two week series at the Church of the Nazarene from January 24 through February 7. A seasoned evangelist, he has spent many years in the field and has drawn favorable notes from listeners in this community. The public is invited to attend.
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C. B. Winland
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Winland
Mr. Winland
Admits Extorting Movie Stars to Face New Prison Term
Hollywood reports Dave Harris, a two time offender, admitted trying to extort 95000 from child stars Jane Withers and Freddie Bartholomew. He surrendered after his conscience troubled him, telling police and federal agents he authored letters to the mothers of the actors. Harris described the scheme as an easy money plan but showed no sign of remorse.
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Hollywood
Dave Harris
Jane Withers
Freddie Bartholomew
Harris
W. E. Withers
Jane
Lillian May Bartholomew
Freddie
Social Security Board to Open Lorain Office
The Social Security Board announced Lorain will host one of 11 new Ohio offices to aid administration of the federal old age benefit program. The Lorain office will be in the Commercial Block, joining existing offices in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati. Staff will be drawn from Civil Service ranks to maintain wage records adjudicate benefits claims and provide information to employers and employees.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Social Security Board
Washington
Lorain
Zanesville
Akron
Canton
Lima
Dayton
Mansfield
Portsmouth
Springfield
Toledo
Youngstown
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Fire damages Delco plant penthouse in Dayton
A fire started in a penthouse damaged the upper floors of the seven story Delco Products plant in Dayton overnight. Fire crews battled the blaze into the night, with no immediate word on injuries or the cause.
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Dayton
Delco Products
Federal Funds To Be Asked To Pay Excess Cost Of Educating Handicapped Children
A bill seeks an 11.58 million dollar federal yearly appropriation to cover excess costs of educating physically handicapped children. The plan, backed by the International Society for Crippled Children, would distribute 9 million to states based on youth population and provide 500 thousand for the U S Office of Education. States must match spending to receive funds. a 10 thousand per state payment is not contingent on matching. The act covers many categories of disability and begins with the 1939 fiscal year.
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Elyman
Congress
International Society For Crippled Children
K. J. Wowenstine
Washington
Commissioner of Education of the
United States
United States Office of Education
State Department of Education
Charles Scott Berry
Bureau of Adult and Special Education
Ohio State University
Final Citizenship Petitions Filed For May Examinations
Four naturalization officers hosted preliminary exams for citizenship hopefuls today. Applicants must pass today’s test to advance to the final May hearing. another group of 45 will be examined January 26 with more on February 2, the last filing day for May petitions. Those failing today may retry in about two months for a May eligibility window.
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Paul G. Werner
Floyd Ault
Philip Leighton
Arthur Millican
Werner
The Philosopher on War Driven by Governments
The Philosopher argues governments, not people, wage war as citizens merely react to official propaganda. The piece frames war as a policy tool shaped by state interests, with public opinion following top-down messaging.
Army Recruiting Talk Set for Lorain City Hall
An army recruiting officer will be at Lorain City Hall at 9 a m Thursday to speak with Lorain County youths about enlistment. Vacancies exist in the signal corps for high school graduates or those with radio or telephone experience. Some accepted men may attend the U S Army Signal School at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Additional openings are listed in mechanized artillery and cavalry at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Lorain County
United States Army
Lorain City Hall
Lorain
William A. Hart
Cleveland
Hart
Signal Corps
U. S. Army Signal School
Fort Monmouth
New Jersey
Fort Kuon
Kentucky
Army
Henry C Gottschall Killed in Ohio Auto Crash
Henry C Gottschall a Cleveland manufacturer was killed near Loudenville Ohio when his automobile overturned late Sunday while he was enroute to Florida. The death ended a trip planned to visit Florida.
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Loudenville, O
Henry C. Gottschall
Cleveland
Here
Florida
Rueger Given Life Term in Slaying Case
Cincinnati judge sentences 63 year old Rueger to life imprisonment for the murder of 19 year old Misa Judd. Rueger was convicted by a jury after being charged with shooting Judd while restraining her in his arms. Defense withdrew motion for a new trial.
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Cincinnati
A. Dea LO
John ‘Rueger
Kies
Mise
Alberta Judd
John H. Druffel
Rueger
Misa Judd
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Martin van Buren
New York
Tyler
van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Franken Pierce
Pierce
New Hampshire
James Buchanan
Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Society
Potomac
Ford
Andrew Johnson
Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
Nellie
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
James A. Garfield
Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Nurrison
Walrchild
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Rough Riders
Wilson
France
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Colidge
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Parsch Lumber
E. Loeffler Co
Curtis Funeral Home Cor
Broad and Cedar
the Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Second Street
Will
City Cab
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatees
Amherst
He Gas Company
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