Hi Youth Clubs to Form County Council
Elyria Senior Hi-Y Club approved forming a Hi-Y Club Council for Lorain County and nearby areas. The council would include Hi-Y clubs in Elyria Lorain Oberlin South Amherst Olmsted Falls Berea and other towns with such clubs.
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Lorain County
Elyria
E. V. Donaldson
Lorain
Oberlin
South Amherst
Olmsted Falls
Berea
Gisbiet
Amherst Congregational Church
Driver fined for plate swap to revert plates
O. E. Schupp, 40, a Lima truck driver, was fined $25 and costs after police caught him altering 1981 license plates to look like 1934 tags following a minor accident.
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Lima
O. E. Schupp
Schupp
Meet the Baron at Capitol Theatre with Pearl Durante Pitts
The popular trio Jack Pearl Jimmy Durante and Zasu Pitts headline the new film Meet the Baron at the Capitol Theatre Thursday and Friday. The story follows the Baron and Durante at a girls college where Pitts is head chambermaid. She and the Baron fall in love and Durante teases the college dean Edna May Oliver plays the dean.
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Jack Pearl
Jimmy Durante
Zasu Pitts
the Baron
Capitol Theatre
Durante
Miss Pitts
Baron
Jimmy
Edna May Oliver
Old Rome Recreated for Cantor Picture at Rivoli
Replicas of ancient Roman statues in original perfection were made for Eddie Cantor’s Roman Scandals showing this week at the Rivoli Theatre. Smaller statue replicas were also crafted for the museum scene in the film’s modern prologue, a large yet well executed order that enhances the picture.
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Eddie Cantor
Rivoli Theatre
Bis
Bear cub joins CCC camp in Sultan Washington
A cub named Tillie joined the CCC camp at Sultan after Bill Chapman felled a tree and the cub scampered out. Tillie first slept in the bunks with the men but after sampling shaving cream socks boots and clothing she was moved to the tool shed for quarters.
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CCC
Seattle
Sultan, Wash
Tillie
Bill Chapman
France to Try Speed Car Havre
Official trials of the Bugatti auto motor will soon cover the Paris to Havre route in two hours and ten minutes. The car will carry 52 passengers with comfortable seats and hold about 1 500 kilos of luggage.
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France
Havre
Paris
Akron council seeks Hopple removal from State PUC
The Akron city council voted unanimously to remove E. J. Hopple from the State Public Utilities Commission. A formal demand to replace him will be made if Governor George White does not act. The move follows Hopple’s Cleveland speech defending utilities and critics say it undermines fair intervention.
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Akron, O
Jan
George White
E. J. Hopple
State Public Utilities Commission
Akron Light and Gas
Robert C. Ryder
Akron Council Public Utilities Commission
Hoppie
Cleveland
Akron
Forecast of 1934 air speed gains across major models
Aviation writer Swanee Taylor predicts 1934 speed gains for major airlines. American Airways may raise cruising speed to 145 mph with Curtiss controllable-pitch propeller while United Airlines lags near 160 mph with twin-engine Boeings. Western Air Lines to deploy Douglas twins, cruising above 200 mph, with one engine failure safety proven. Private craft by Stinson and Waco show limited progress. Wright Cyclone engines remain top propeller choice.
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Swanee Taylor
United Press
New York
Wpe
Anno Domini
Nis
Trans-Continental Airlines
American Airways
Curtis
United Airlines
Local Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Bands and Programs
The fragment lists several bands and programs including Dixons Band Madriguera s Band Tito Gulzar and Lisso Litthe s Band. It mentions WABC and Music on the Air with various time slots and news service references.
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Madriguera
WABC
M. Tew
Tito Gulzar
Alr
Livtae Rhsthin
Lisso-Litthe
Beendschas
Hales
Lit
Radio Schedule Fragments From WTAM and Others
A dense OCR page lists a long set of radio program times, hosts, and acts across WTAM WHI WJAY and related stations. Entries include morning parades, orchestras, talk segments, and performances from artists like Gene and Glenn, Frances, Mary Lou, and LonLea. references to studios, times, and network blocks appear throughout.
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Witn
Gene
Glenn
Cheerio
Black’s
Orc
Vaughn King
Board of Educa
Wife Saver
Galaxy of Stars
F. Lee Barton
Cheri McKay
P.M
Johnnny Marvin
Via
Bickwick's
Trio
Ma Perkins
Winters
Weber
Frances Instrum
Dr. Doolittle
Lum
Abner
Lyron
Our City
Shirler Howard
The
Goldbergs
Waltee
Orch
Norman Gordon
Aaronson
Ralph Kirbery
Lunceford
Reh
Hunter’s Orch
Tye
Iss
Rich
Vincent H. Percy
Ethel
Ben
Prediction of 1935 Aircraft Engines Boost Cruising Speeds
Airplanes will run on 715 hp engines this year with Wright and Pratt & Whitney releasing 14 cylinder double row radial engines delivering 740 hp by year end. The added power and reduced drag set the stage for faster ships and cruising speeds well above 200 mph in the near future.
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Wright
Pratt & Whitney
Cigar Breath Enters Drunken Driving Trial
In Lynn Massachusetts Officer found no liquor on William G Hughes breath yet fined him for drunken driving. Court ruled the odor absence came from Hughes swallowing his cigar during the incident.
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Lynn
Mass
William G. Hughes
Hughes
Fire Destroys Bay City Street As Oil Pot Boils Over
A street project by Civil Works Administration laborers heating shell and oil caused a pot to boil over and ignite surfacing. The blaze spread along a block, filling the area with smoke and threatening a quarter mile into a residential district before workers controlled it.
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Texas
Bay City
Tex
Civil Works Administration
Switzerland Opens Its First Mountain Railway in 1871
The first mountain railway in Switzerland began operation in 1871 marking a milestone in alpine transport. The line enabled easier travel through rugged terrain and showcased early railway engineering progress.
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Switzerland
Dog Hunts Dead Master in Desolate Lima Hotel
Lima police dog Jack stayed by the deserted hotel where Pat Frawley died 13 months ago. The dog, loyal to his late master, wanders the empty rooms seeking his missing owner and guarding the scene as neighbors recall the tragedy.
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Lima
Jack
Pat Frawley
Pat
Frawley
Fpat
North Eaton Church Activities Postponed
Due to a death in the community, North Eaton Church of Christ postpones this week's activities. The pancake supper tonight is indefinitely postponed and the Ladies Aid meeting set for Thursday is moved to one week later.
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North Eaton Church
Negative Side Wins Debate At YMCA Club Meeting
The Negative Side argued disarmament is not practical and won the judges' decision and club vote 11 to 6. The team included Charles Boggs and Norwood Baumhardt, with Hubert Mason and Joe Roth on the affirmative.
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Y-Indus
Charles Boggs
Norwood Baumhardt
Hubert Mason
Joe Roth
Eugene Hubbard
Howard Martin
William Yoo
Leonard Fowls
Akron
Evenine
Cecil Fogle
South Amhersh Congregational
Oberlin Students Oppose Compulsory Military Training
A Oberlin group denounces compulsory military training in colleges and universities in telegrams to President Roosevelt and Dr. George W Rightmire of Ohio State University. Six hundred forty one students signed a petition demanding abolition if the course becomes mandatory. Theodore Ropp, president of the Oberlin Peace Society, said the petition would be sent to the president, Dr Rightmire, and Ohio's two senators.
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Oberlin
Oberlin. O
Roosevelt
George W. Rishtmire
Ohio State University
Oberlin College
Ohio State
Theodore Ropp
Oberlin Peace Society
Rightmirg
Ohio
Real Estate Transfers Involve Cope and Kinnison Families
Ruth H and Roy F Cope and Paul F and Lula B Kinnison with Charles W and Ava R Kinnison transfer property on Union Street Wellington to Catherine Forris Dencon. John H Grutner and Paul G Heinze transfer land to Mike and Antonia Com.
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Ruth H
Roy F. Cope
Paul F
Lula B. Kinnison
Charles W
Ava R. Kinnison
Catherine Forris Dencon
Union Street
Wellington
John H. Grutner
Paul G. Heinze
Mike
Antonia Com
Land transfers and historical note from Madison population
Property deals include Vermillion-on-the-Lake Company subletting to Robert L. Leuthner on North Ridge and Jaycox in Avon and Avon Dover Land Company to Midland Bank for Avondover Beach. Transfers also show Wilhelmine Kneller to John Kneller Sr and a 1858 Madison population figure of 62,000.
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Pagnn
North Ridge Road
Jaycox Road
Avon
Vermillion
Avondover Beach Subdivision
Avon Lake
Wilhelmine Kneller
John Kneller
Wellingtor Township
Madison, Wis
Natex touted by Lorain resident as stomach cure
Geo F Wagner of 1324 Eleventh St Lorain credits Natex with ending years of stomach trouble indigestion constipation and nocturnal kidney pains after one month of use. He reports better appetite regular bowels improved sleep and renewed strength and urges others to try the triple strength prescription sold at Muir's Original Cut Rate Drug Store 413 Broad St with free samples offered.
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Geo.f. Wagner
Lorain
Eleventh Street
Muir
Iaven
Natex
Broad Street
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Whek Chorus
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Jones’ Orch
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Gilman Youn
Breakfast Club
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Jack Reynolds
Bottsville Bugle
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Hecketts Orch
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Allene Foster
Piazza
Seaman
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Terd Kennedy
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Bob
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Orphan Amnie
Lowell Thomas
Tonecamos
Andy
Carlos Gardel
S.on
Congress Orch
the Lizziers
Death Valley
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Palisade
Poet France
Stern
Olsen
Rivoli
Silly Symphony
North Eaton
Dreamland
Marie Dressler Wallace Beery
Annie
Pitts and
Todd
Victor Jory
Loretta Young
Riverside Tavern
Nukoal
Nurkoal
Murbach
Coal & Supply CO
Bridge Street
Geo. F. Wagner
the Fay Company
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