We Americans Are Goofy People on Public Service
Boake Carter argues Americans overreact to public servants and presidents. He warns that dumping presidents after four years loses hard earned experience, and urges using ex leaders as advisers to inform new administrations. He contrasts U S practice with British politics and calls for steadier governance.
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United States
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Versailles
America
Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Snowden
Britain
Baldwin
MacDonald
England
Privy Council
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Exchequer
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
Home Secretary
Dam Construction Bond Bid Sparked Office Intrigue
In a serial plot set at the National Insurance Company and Northcutt Construction, Patty Lou Palmer’s engagement to Dale Northcourt triggers rivalry with Mardell Gray. Mardell bribes to swap the dam project bid to a rival and plants falsified claims against Patty Lou. Vern Powers of Solid Cement pressures for granite supply, hinting at corporate leverage and looming intrigue.
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Patty Lou Palmer
National Insurance Company
Dale Northcourt
Mardell Gray
Dale
Mardell
Patty Lou
Northcott Construction Company
National
Vern Powers
Vern
Northcutt Construction Company
Northcutt
Greenwood
Great American
Chet Brownell
Blount
Gosh
Board of
Miss Gray
Chantilly
Solid
Mgr. Powers
Mr. Powers
Blue Mountain
Colorado
Grafton Women’s Bible Class Entertained at Home
A Ladies Bible class gathering was hosted Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William Holcomb’s residence. President Mrs. Nettle Reichard chaired the meeting in a cordial, social setting.
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Grafton, C
William Holcomb
Nettle Reichard
Community Club Programs and Local Gatherings
A village social week featured a class program with songs poems and talks on American themes. Mrs Bernath led, with 16 members and four guests, and plans to reconvene in August at her home. Also a garden party hosted by Mrs Nesbett Hicka drew Grafton attendees and featured Grace Park reading the Club’s prophecy from 1908.
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A. Bernath
F. Carmean
Anna Hosler
Edith Howard
Viola Lawson
E. J. Harder
M. A. Hening
Arthur Rhinehart
Literary Club
Grafton
Mabel. Nesbett Hicka
Crehore Court
Elyria
W. E. Baker
William Holcomb
Grace Park
J. A. Knechtges
Carrie Sheldon
Marion Mull
Edna Tassor
Local 4-H Club Social and Picnic Details
The supper gathering included 14 adults and 10 children with Mrs Cecil Johnson hosting in August. The Fidele Class met Tuesday evening with Miss Mary Shively and Miss Ruth Mlazosky, prizes won by several girls, pink and white decor, and a desert course. The Lucky Dippers held a river picnic with guests and an advisor, and the Jr. 4-H met Friday afternoon with sewing and games.
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Mrs. Cecil Johnson
Mary Shively
Ruth Mlazosky
Fidele
Jene Walker
Gladys Dunlap
Louise Hornbeck
Hal Rothbery
Lucky Dippers
Crystal McDonald
Genevieve Kubuske
Arlene Walker
Betty Lee Taylor
William Jones
Bill Jones
Carol Shephard
Joyce Trenchard
Eleanor Wyville
Jr. 4-H
Dorothy McGill
Grace Park
Hal Rothgery
Hopeful Of Breaking Deadlock On General Appropriation Bill
Columbus July 6 Hopeful of breaking the deadlock between house and senate over the general appropriation bill rose after two senate members were replaced by Emerson Campbell and Bernard Donovan who are expected to be more willing to compromise The conference committee resumed sessions with about 6 000 000 in federal and state funding at stake and both houses awaiting the final report
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Columbus
House
Senate
Joint Conference Committee
Davey
Enate
Emerson Campbell
Belmont
Bernard R. Donovan
Lucar
Willam R. Foss
Mercer
Horace W. Baggett
Montgomery
Thaa
Shaw Bennett wedding at Baptist church Elyria
Mrs Carrie Ogden of Elyria road was there on Friday. Mrs A B Pfeiffer with Mrs J A Price of Elyria attended the Shaw Bennett wedding at the Baptist church of Elyria on Wednesday. William Dimke, after operative treatment at Memorial hospital, is showing great improvement.
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Carrie Ogden
Elyria Road
A. B. Pfeiffer
J. A. Price
Elyria
Shaw-Bennett
Baptist
Milk wagon horse obeys signals in wild escape
In Quincy Massachusetts Sonny a milk wagon horse on George Derey route fled its bounds and dashed toward home. The animal halted at red lights and resumed on green before finally returning to the stable, showing impressive traffic sense during the run.
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Quincy
Mass
Sonny
George Derey
Youth Kills Father With Shotgun
Juvenile court authorities question Earl Zody Jr., 17, after he shot and killed his WPA laborer father with a shotgun bought for Christmas three years earlier. Police say the boy claimed his father slapped him in a car altercation prompting the fatal act while his mother tried to intervene.
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Cleverland
Earl Zody, Jr
Early Zody
Unclear incident cited involving family dispute and gunfire
The text describes a man firing a shotgun at his house after a long estrangement with his son. It notes the father and grandfather, Joseph Armitage, with claims the father returned home drunk nightly and threatened his wife and son. The report mentions a distant memory and a distant shoreline metaphor about waves and marks.
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Young Zody
Joseph Armitage
Andison
Smelly or Athletes Foot Test Promises Quick Relief
A 24 hour test for athletes foot uses Tingol with camphor to curb odor after one application. Jon Palkie of Kenton Ohio reports five months without irritation after decades of sweaty itching feet. Available locally at C C Bowars Drugstore Adr't.
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Jon Palkie
Kenton
Ohio
C. C. Bowars
Drugglat
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