Political gossip and draft law critique mix in wartime column
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes New York politics may decide the 1940 presidential race with Dewey versus Willkie as Hoover ducks out. It quotes Warren Mead backed by Roosevelt and hints at Willkie’s quiet support. It also covers Japanese wartime tactics, draft board delays, and a voter card sting listing 46 senators and 212 representatives with X cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wariington
Near East
New York
United States
Herbert Hoover
Tom Dewey
Hoover
Wendell Willkie
Wendell Wilkie
Housevelt
Jon Mead
Bill
Willkie
White House
Dew
Bershcel
Selective Service
Tydings
Martlana
Mystery car use prompts Senate inquiry into official duties
A fragment from a historical report alleges Chesley W. Jumes used a Senate car for unauthorized travel between Armavot and the Benatr. Kenneth Romney, a House aide, faced questions over official vehicle use and an unposted X TM card.
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Duiclaur
Chesley W. Jumes
Het Grante
Armavot
Finlimteyday
Anand
Capitol
Kenneth Romney
Deree keant-at-Arts
Jamiey
Homney
Hurney
Tee
United States Senate
United Feature Syneeleate
Inet
Demonstration and Prizes at Grafton High School
A cooking and baking demonstration is set for July 15 at 2 p.m. at Grafton High School with Ruth Carpenter of Ohio State University delivering entries. Sponsored by Lorain County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee. A separate report notes a Dublin football game riot where 30 men attacked spectators, two hospitalized.
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Cooka Hoo
Delden
Grafton High School
Admis
Aivete
Auearness
Misa Ruth Carpentier Af Ohie
State University
Lorain County
Farm’ Bureau
iWomen's Committee
Iana
Lae
Nateitibn
Dublin
Eire
Rane
Tolka River
Caending
Buena Vista Mystery Ends in Vigilante Tension
In Buena Vista tensions rise as Rustle Creek territory rumors swirl about Jim Blotton and Bruno Carette. Reported murder and mob violence threaten legal process as local figures Ben Warren and John Paul Hudson maneuver to influence outcomes while Judge Whitecotton resists mob pressure.
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Een Doste Pennington
Uaho
New York
Tay
Sim
Ronanes Baglin
Pauline Carette
Alates
Jim
Bruno Carette
Ben Warren
Buena Vistas
Bruno
Buena‘ Vista
Ben Bo
Wellzas
Wily
Charles Donglac
Josleitoi
Pacific
Johh
Paul
Madson
Roth
Meni
Thas
Hill May Hase
Nourlas
Brungis
Sieilmired
Judee Whitecotton
Nen
Arette
Gitt
Wningtan Gatt
Cazette
Geriitta Whitecottan
Gilkte
Igi
Bours
Chi Ee
Moore
John Paul Hudson
Bloxham
Buena Vista
Aps
Eae Court
Whitecotton
Hudson
Nim Jin Cazette
Bil Bloxham
Gillide
Guy
Jien
Look
Tozhim
al Ridsley
Douglas
Bierham
Hal Jim
Mit
Jose
God
Tad
Hill
Stravin
Mr. Douglas
Denielas
Past Chiles of Amherst Temple meeting and dinner
Amherst July meeting of the Past Chiles of Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters held at Denver Park. A brief business session led by president Mrs. William Ehrman planned an outdoor gathering in August with a 12:30 p.m. lunch, a hamburg dinner, and committees for entertainment and arrangements. eight guests attended and later a Homemakers’ Extension Club met at the Grange hall.
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Chiles Moldonting
Amherst
Denver Park
Chicks
Ameherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
Torlak
William Ehreman
Augus
Hamburg
Meyme Schaeffer
Jessie McLean
Cy Kicker
Conrad Mulder
Il Roemer
Mra
Sophie Rubel
Edith’ Ferman
William “Ehrman
Florence , Ehrman
Dorothy Deuschle
Elaine Jube
Donna
Community notices and club events in July announcements
Local listings describe a sugarless cooking demonstration by Miss Nuth Carpenter of Ohio State University at Change Hall on Friday July 17 hosted by the Larain County Bureau and related club meetings. Also listed are outdoor church gatherings, hospital auxiliary planning, a garden party at Nicholl Garden, World Friendship Group, and Victorian Guild social events with details on hostesses and attendees.
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Cghange Hall
Nuth Carpenter
Ohl State University
Larain
King’s Daughters
St. Peter's
Churety
Eagle Auxiliary
St. Ann's
St. Joseph’s ‘Catholic Church
Mabel McDermott
Anna Dietz
Cloverleaf Club
C.F. Schroeder
Ladies’ Society
Congregational Church
Church Partory
William Baird
Don Rockwood
Nicholl Garden
S. Main Street
The
World Friendship Group
Noredman Miller
Evening Bridge Session Awards and Plans
In a brief Laziness meeting on Tensey avenue, attendees set tables for bridge with top prize to Stes. Charles Smith and second prize to Mrs. Gregory Crown. Luncheon served to nine members. Miss Cortine Finnegan of Milan avenue will entertain the group in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stes
Charles Smith
Gregory Crown
Cortine Finnegan
Milan
Recent Bride Honored At Taytor Street Shower
A shower for a recent bride was held at Mrs. Harry Padlick's Taytor street home. Guests included Mrs. John Smith Mrs. Sarah Towne and Mrs. Ervin Morrison who won prizes. Refreshments followed and attendees enjoyed the festive occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Nite Hin
Alrs
Harry Padlick
Tay+ tor street
John Smith
Sarah Towne
Ervin Morrison
Hospital News Brief From Vermilion Area
Births report a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Albert Dodds of Amherst. Discharges include Wennadine Murphy Crystal Beach Alice Muir Lorala Mrs Carl Platt and a baby boy RH Amherst. Social notes mention Mrs John Fay with Mrs J Weaver and daughter visiting J J Strohmeier and wife in Middletown. Other notices list Mrs M Crandall and daughter Elyria Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hasenpllu.
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Albert Braun
R. D
Albert Dods
Amherst
Wennadine Murphy
Crystal Beach
Alice Muir
Lorala
Carl Platt
RH. D
John Fay
J. Weaver
Middletown
J. J. Strohmeier
Mra. M. Crandall
Elyria
LeRoy Hasenpllu
Newspap er fragment notes church council travel
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr Sey and Mrs Platt traveling from a meeting at the National Council of Congregational Churches to Burhat tipek. Names appear garbled, with unclear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siena
Nsx
Ister
Mra
Mitlers
National Council of Corregational Churchas
Burhat
Tipek
Fragmentary War Era Notes From Klamath Falls
A garbled OCR passage mentions older men from Klamath Falls who fought in the Spanish American War the Boxer Rebellion and World War I. It notes a descendant serving in the army and references Nutmeg exports totaling over 500 000 pounds shipped recently to other nations.
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Klamath
Hob Ellis
China
Eng Hara
Awitt
Fizenada
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Washington
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Partie
Bay of
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Mike Bay
Tunis
Selective Service Administration
Daun
Tralnlebla
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Phillips Drug Store
Castle
Derfal Testlny
Castle's
Second Street
Elyria, Ohio
Belden
Indigied Hundiny
Gerhard Wilhelm Kente
Fritz Kuhn
American Bundfocrer
New York City
Kunze
Mexico
rAerne
Buena Visa
Palace
Lee
Charles Couglas
Tls
Somrhin
Charles
Deruglat
Guz
Cacette
John Parl
Couglas
Socre
Guteher
Charies
Grange Hall
Bal
Johnny Clark
Hareshoe
Germar
Herman Zapp
Warren
Tno
Gerranks
Fort Bate
Rae
Rons Warren
Lacey
Ay Mas Lucy Aoemen
Cleveland Ave
Plan Garves Party
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Hassell Miller
George Heinhardt
R. H L. Whitnesry
Melvin Sigelle
Lewis Todd
Henry Miller
Burton Sek
Robert Kneisel
St. Milles
George Reishardt
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hong
Amierst
Cooperative Economic Action
HARE
Cooperative
Tre
N. J
Hame
Dan
All-American Gas Range
Renselog Burnett
SurgeDary Bun
Cerda
Butier Geroiling
Sistyr
Mozic Chef
Magis Coef
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