Baill Proposes Guan Air Base
Boake Carter argues against building Guam defenses as a matter of national defense. He questions why the United States should fortify a coral reef 6500 miles away and risks entanglement in Asia Pacific powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baill
Guam
Honolulu
Japan
Australia
New Guinea
National Defense
Congress
Navy
Roosevelt
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Washington
Temple of the United States
Imperialism and Guam in the McKinley era debate
The piece argues that many Americans underestimate U S actions from 1887 to 1899 under McKinley and John Hay that placed Guam and other Pacific reefs under U S control. It questions the feasibility of defending Guam against Japan, notes conflicting naval reports on fortifications, and mentions the Versailles treaty designating Japan as a temporary guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Guam
Far Pacific
McKinley
John Hay
United States Navy
Itas
Japan
Coral Reef
Cleveland Golden Gloves Tourney Opens Tonight
The Cleveland Plain Dealer Eleventh annual Golden Gloves tourney starts tonight at Public Hall with up to 200 bouts. Lorain County champions have byes in the opening round while 387 boys were examined and 359 cleared to box. Three rings will operate as fans expect lively action theater like boxing and comedy with a flag raising in intermission nightly. Fights begin at 7 pm and continue until about 200 bouts are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lorain County
Birmingham Firemen Triumph in Soft Basketball Win
Birmingham Firemen defeated Cleveland Leather Drugs 57 to 32 on hardwood. Rex Lees scored 12 points and Joe Varsa added 11 for the Firemen, while Graf Reed and Ellison each had nine for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Firemen
Birmingham
Bermingham
Seila
Cleveland
Rex Lees
Joe Varsa
Graffeonreed
Ellison
Munkers
Ohio cuts trout daily limit to five per fisher
Columbus January 26. The Ohio Conservation Council adopted a rule restricting each fisherman to a maximum of five trout per day from state streams. The existing limit was eight. The council did not approve raising the keeper bass length from ten to eleven inches, despite fishermen’s pleas. The panel lifted the bait taking ban on about a third of the streams and allowed one fisherman to take bait in those areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Conservation Counci
Council
New Yorker Travel Tips From a Daily Visitor Column
A columnist answers readers about visiting New York during the year of the World’s Fair. He urges using the subway for long trips, warns against taxi use for sightseeing to save money, and notes that police and taxi drivers shape the city’s daily pace. He shares a humorous anecdote about a sausage tasting turned marathon and the high taxi meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
56Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Staver
Manhattan
College and City Face Hockey Standings Update
In the latest hockey standings report from Manchester Indiana State and Hall State games at Cedarstown show team results. Army and Theorge Washington also noted with scores around 47 to 49, reflecting a tense prep season at Chettysburg venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Tndiana State
Hall State
Chettysburg
Pera
Army
Theorge Wahington
Cedarsttin
Hockey Standings and Last Night Results
Western Division standings show teams like Pittshuo and Daviston leading with several points and matches listed. The text includes uneven fragments for teams such as Philadelphia, Providence, and New Pbrvett. The schedule notes upcoming games including Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Cleveland at Philadelphia with some venues and dates implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Diviston Tees
Daviston ‘Beams
Phallidelpha
Philadelphia
Poetsburagi
Providence A
Cleve
Pittsburgh
Hershes
New Flaven
Fight Figures New York Mile Attendance Figures Summary
In New York on January 26, attendance figures show a net gate estimate and share details for the event. The report notes a percentage split and contains figures such as a 10 percent reference and a large total, with names like Lewis appearing in the ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis
Council Rejects Ban on Sunday Dog Runs
A proposal to ban running dogs in fields on Sundays was turned down by the council after suggestions from Don Waters Conservative Commissioner a trial judge and a dog fancier. The daily bass limit remains five. Other limits include pumpkinseed green sunfish and longeared sunfish 20 black and white crappies 25 rock bass 20 bluegills 20 muskellunge 30 inches with no creel limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Waters
The Bold Police Friend of New York
A column extols the uniformed policeman as a trusted advisor and guide in all matters. It urges readers to consult the police when in doubt and to reveal nothing, praising the officer as the busiest and most helpful in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wakeman Thursday hoops and District Day at school
Wakeman plans a Thursday boys and girls basketball game at Townsend High School gym. On January 28 Eastern Star holds District Day at the schoolhouse marking a first for Wakeman. Honor Roll students include Lois Hurst Lois Mockler Mary Louise Shelton Arthur Flew Ann Murray Bertha Parsons Stanley Brumby Wanda Felton Gertrude Hurst Allen Cooley Kenneth Cooley Jack Potter Ruby Peabody George Gardner Berten Keith Gertrude Saik Ella Wollenslagel Mary Ruth Barnes Albert Peabody Loree Klein Bessie Bennett Louise Daughtery Margaret Kellar Allen Randall Patricia Scott Dorothy Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Hurst
Lois Mockler
Mary Louise Shelton
Arthur Flew
Ann Murray
Bertha Parsons
Stanley Brumby
Wanda Belle Felton
Gertrude Hurst
Allen Cooley
Kenneth Cooley
Jack Potter
Ruby Peabody
George Gardner
Berten Keith
Gertrude Saik
Ella Wollenslagel
Mary Ruth Barnes
Albert Peabody
Loree Klein
Bessie Bennett
Louise Daughtery
Margaret Kellar
Allen Randall
Patricia Scott
Dorothy Muller
Winter Hiking Club Plans Skiing Skating and More
The Hiking Club of the High School will continue through winter with two recent hikes to Norwalk and New London. Plans include skiing skating bobsled parties and a hay ride for club members and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
New London
First Grade Honor Roll Names
The First Grade honor roll includes Carole Gerber Caroline Green Catherine Murdock Eleanor Opfer Florence Robinson Arsenne Thudium Gloria Parker Esther Albright and James Spoer. The Second Grade honor roll lists Arlene Hurst Martha Schroeder Keith Ferguson Ronny Millhouse Darrel Todd Merle Parker Norman Butler and Raymond Bursley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Gerber
Caroline Green
Catherine Murdock
Eleanor Opfer
Florence Robinson
Arsenne Thudium
Gloria Parker
Esther Albright
James Spoer
Arlene Hurst
Martha Schroeder
Keith Ferguson
Ronny Millhouse
Darrel Todd
Merle Parker
Norman Butler
Raymond Bursley
Florence Long Receives Cap at Memorial Hospital
Florence Long, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Long, received her cap at the M B Johnson Hall Elyria Memorial Hospital on Tuesday evening. Mrs Elizabeth Maddox of Collins has been visiting her sister Mrs A B French and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Long
Frank Long
Johnson Hall
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Maddox
Collins
French
Roosevelt backs Guam fortification against Japanese threat
In a White House debate Admiral Leahy and Sumner Welles clashed over fortifying Guam. Leahy argued the strategic value to deter Japan and defend the Philippines, while Welles warned isolation could invite capture and war if Guam fell. Roosevelt sided with Leahy and urged Congress for a naval base at Guam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Guam
William Leahy
Iran
Navy
Sumner Welles
State Department
Hepburn Board
Welles
White House
Admiral Leahy
American
Japan
Caroline
Marshall Islands
Leahy
Western
Pacific
Jaman
Hawaii
Philippines
United States
China
Congress
Naval base rationale at Guam cited by Admiral Leshy
Admiral Leshy argued the reason for a Guam naval base was to sever the Caroline and Marshall Islands from Japan. He compared Guam to Miami guarding the route between New York and the Panama Canal, noting a force there could cut off food supplies and munitions to the islands.
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Resson
Guam
Leshy
Caroline and
Marshall Islands
Japan
Miami
New York
Panama Canal
Community notes from Clarksfield area and visitors
Frank Vojiak returns home from New London Hospital after weeks there. Numerous locals and visitors are listed visiting friends and relatives across Cleveland, Toledo, Milan, Wellington, and Amherst. Church events, Institute meetings, and social gatherings are noted, plus hospital stays and a funeral attended by local families.
Local Socials Include Parties Across Lakewood Area
Mrs Eardman and daughter of Elyria attended Saturday gatherings. Mr and Mrs Clifford Geiger and son and Mr and Mrs E G Geiger joined a card party at the Miller home on Glenberry road Lakewood. Miss Dora Rose Floyd attended a birthday party for Mrs Weiswinter's daughter at Butternut Ridge. Mr and Mrs Russell Reed of Cuyahoga Falls visited relatives here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eardman
Elyria
Clifford Geiger
E. G. Geiger
Franklyn J. Miller
Glenberry Road
Lakewood
Dora Rose Floyd
Weiswinter
Butternut Ridge
Russell Reeed
Cuyahoga Falls
Dover Center Briefs Mrs Arthur Dunford Hostess
Mrs Arthur Dunford of Dover Road entertained guests in Dover Center in a social gathering brief noted for local hospitality and neighborhood courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Center
Arthur Dunford
Dover Road
Local Families Gather for Dinners and Birthdays
Valley City residents hosted meals with relatives from North Olmsted and Cleveland including Mr and Mrs Clyde Feuchter and Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter. A birthday party honored Mr and Mrs Wentner at Frank Weidner's home. Rex Reuben Bauman, a former Valley City boy, was heard from CKLW in Windsor. Roles include Rev Bauman of Good Hope Lutheran Church in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Clyde Feuchter
North Olmsted
Rarpn Feuchter
Fred Feuchter
Elmer Gunkelman
Ivan Keim
Bert Goodman
Otto Demmbling
Len Nilges
George Bauer
William Stech
Carl Schmidt
John Meller
Otto Morlock
Albin Flatz
Frank Weidner
Frank Wentner
Liverpool High School
Rex Reuben Bauman
CKLW
Windsor
Canada
Bauman
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Detroi
Cleveland Heights
Leona Weidner
Ralph Feuchter
Murray Burgeman
Cleveland
Burgeman
Ea] Arick
Harry Ross
Medina
John Mack
Betty
George Deimling
Loren Hadrick
Edwin Lasch
Elizabeth Schwab
Berea
Richard Steck
Edwin Keller
William C. Haas
Lakewood
Everett Hill
Ford Hill
North Luton
Notable figures mix with partisan echoes in 1930s headlines
Relied Major General George Van Horn Moseley, known for anti administration attacks, is floated to lead the American Nationalist Confederation, a bloc of fascist and anti-Scatic groups. First 50 cent commemorative coin bill would honor the completion of Bonneville Dam on the Columbia in Oregon. Calvert Magruder, Wage-Hour chief counsel, may replace Felix Frankfurter on Harvard law faculty. Maybank inherits a mansion short on servants after Johnston grants freedom to 14 prison trusties. Washington’s General Accounting Office cited as a hub for bets and betting tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Horn Moseley
American Nationalist Confederation
Congress
Bonneville
Columbia River
Oregon
Calvert Magruder
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law Faculty
South Carolina
Maybank
Executive
Olin Johnston
Johnston
Washington
General Accounting Office
Quiet wedding at Zion Lutheran parsonage
Mrs Dorothea Gunkerman and Carl Burton wed at Zion Lutheran Church parsonage with Rev Albert Lamprecht officiating. In local sports Valley City Sharon split results, Mack Vault falls to Seville tying for first in Independent County League. Two birthday fund dances planned January 30 in school auditorium and Fixler’s hall to aid infantile paralysis. Cook's Orchestra and Eddie Paul provide music. Frank and Mrs Frank Smith visit Sharon hosts.
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Seville
Cook
Elyria
Frank Weidner
George Wolfe
Fixler's Dance Hall
Sharon
Eddie Paul
Frank Smith
Cleveland
E. 2. Steyer
Birthday celebration for Norma Jean Conklin at home
Mrs Pearl Conklin hosted a party for the primary department of the AME Sunday School along with teachers Mesdames Cowie Snyder and Babcock to mark Norma Jean Conklin's sixth birthday. Games entertained the children and refreshments were served. Norma received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Pearl Conklin
AME Sunday School
Mesdames Cowie Snyder and
Babcock
Norma Jean
Norma
Rochester Homemakers Club Meets for All Day Session
Mrs Kathryn Crittenden hosted the Rochester Homemakers Club Friday for an all day meeting. Miss Frances Eckert discussed suitable clothing and fabrics during the aft. The business meeting, led by Mrs Nora Baker, urged wide attendance for the next meeting at Mrs Grace Williams's home, with officer elections. Twenty seven members several children and a few visitors attended. News notes Alma Jewett will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Crittenden
Rochester
Senior Cheerful Workers Honor Kathryn Snyder's Nursing Path
Senior Cheerful Workers and the Banner Class of the M. E. Sunday School gathered Saturday night at her home to honor Kathryn Snyder who will begin nursing training at Elyria Memorial Hospital in February. Various local families and visitors from Cleveland, Rochester, Akron, and New London attended events, visits, and performances, including musical solos by Viola Snyder and Harrison Tripp, with updates on illness and travel among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Kathryn Snyder
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mildred Parker
Loren
Columbus
State Penitentiary
Joseph Dostal
Cleveland
L. A. Selvems
W A. Jewett
Brighton
Arthur
Rochester
Philip Hunt
Edna Babcock
Falls Clinic
Wellington
Viola Snyder
Mann
Zula Nash
Dick Christenson
Eloise Olson
Eleanor Ketchum
New London
W. E Crandal
Crandall
Peeane
Saturay
Rev Walters Guest Speaker at Spencer Baptist Church
Spencer residents attend church events with Rev Walters of Albany as morning and evening speaker at Spencer Baptist Church. Sunday School at 9 30, morning worship at 11, Young People's Chorus provides music, illustrated sermonette also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Walters
Albany
Spencer Baptist Church
J. G Koontz
Methodist Church
Claud Gannett
Fidelity Standay
Raymond Lamp
Frank Browand
Elyria
Stedman Hunter
Frank Rice
Charles Touby
Nellie Bail
Cleveland
C J Cuddihy
Eastern Ohio Gas Company
Harry Hange
Eldred Perrin
Medina
Ed Wallington
Paul Woods
Shreve
Clara Woods
Lydia Dickey
Ruth Still
Lodi
Cindrella Still
James Norris
Esther Still
Mae Eglin
Oberlin
Myron Bradley
Lydia Brown
Blake Browand
Browand
Elizabeth Ingraham
Clarence Dague
Leona Rogers
Marvin Ingraham
Jack Sharp
Local Family News and Church Meeting Report
The Epworth League met at the Methodist Church for their regular session with John Koontz in charge and Oval Roberts presenting a report. Social time followed. Residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Charles Phiester of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs J D Borge visited relatives in town. Illnesses and caregiving households are noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Charles Pagens
W. H. Strong
Jud
Firestone
Melvin Markle
Epworth League
Methodist Church
John Koontz
Oval Roberts
N. Tt. Lamp
River Corners
Mr. Lamp
Mary Gallastin
Nova students tour Columbus institutions
The Nova High Sociology class spent a day in Columbus visiting various institutions. The Mystery Club met at Mrs Effie Rowland's home Saturday afternoon with eleven members and two guests, Mrs Frances Bie of Fostoria and Miss Evelyn Phillips. Refreshments and airplane-themed favors were provided. An Epworth League party at Beatrice Biddinger’s home Sunday evening concluded the events with good cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOVA
Nova High
Columbus
Mystery Club
Effie Rowland
Frances Bie Cf Fostoria
Evelyn Phillips
Beatrice Biddinger
R. E. Haines
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Snake Carter
Stimu
Toerer
Oman
Mouroan Haotts
Obra
Nurnie
Perces
Acatans
Middle Ave
Birmtingham
West Bridge
Water Streets
Charles B. Driscoll
Chas. Driscoll
Hockey
Staandings Sdt
Wakeman
Townsend High School
Eastern Star
Naval Base
Frank Vojiak
New London Hospital
Gradon Hubbard
Pocatello
Idaho
E E Hubbard
William Yewney
Toledo
Ray Rider
Floyd Phillips
Morth Fairfield
J C Ames
Ames
Tordh
George Cole
Earl Cole
Sarah Merrill
A Terwilliger
Milan
Oscar Smith
Roy Harris
Roy Twaddle
Bellevue
Richard Henderson
Donald Hooker
Barrett Chapel
Ladies Aid
Florence Day
Roy Peck
Donri Livermore
Frances Neste
Margaret Seiler
Amherst
Shiloh
Cecl Marett
John O'Hare
Edith Swartz
West Clarksfield
A. Twaddle
Ralph Lees
Frank Todd
George Lees
la Grange
Mary Shafer
A. F. Mellen
the City
J. Tr. Barnard
Mae
Blyrin
Homemaker’s Club
Alma Jewett
Ostrov
Charles Phiester
Catherine Fuller
Frank White
Logan
River Coroners
Stedeman Hunter
Tutteday
Nature
C. W
Kent Aves
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