Roar of sea echoes haunt Lorain sailor memory
Edward Woodley, 70, of Lorain, recalls a 1898 Philadelphia to London voyage amid fierce Northeast gale. A captain perished on the bridge, a cook was decapitated, ship damaged, yet London port return followed. He recounts the tragedy alongside a grim tale of a seafarer’s fate. Lions clubs in Ohio collect clothing for the indigent with Red Cross help. The state arsenal in Columbus hosts storage as district leaders coordinate drives.
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Adjutant General’s Department
Henry F. Heider
Harry Miles
Clyde Phillips
Horace Kerr
Gold production in 1930 falls from 1929 levels
The Red Cross cooperates with Fred C. Spaulding as field representative while a preliminary Mint Bureau report shows U S gold production in 1930 at about 46 million dollars, a drop from 1929. Output decreased slightly, with estimates near 500 frames or a similar unit, reflecting a minor decline in annual production.
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