Warning on door to door salesmen from Elyria Chamber
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce issued a caution to residents about unfamiliar magazine salesmen calling at homes. Secretary Earl D. Bacon urged caution with down payments and urged buyers to verify salesmen through reliable sources. The warning follows reports from Eastern Heights about four young salesmen and one man listing a vacant lot as his home. investigation was not yet completed.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Earl D. Bacon
Chamber
Eastern Heights
Bacon
Route 20 location changes eyed for Ohio counties
Ohio State Highway Department announced upcoming reviews of route relocations in Greene Williams and Lorain counties. Greene County No. 9 from Xenia to New Burlington to be included in the 1934 national recovery secondary road program with $2,000,000 federal funds planned for secondary roads. Public hearings set July 20 in Brian and Kipton to consider new route alignments in Williams and Lorain counties, detailing land leases and adjacent properties.
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Columbus
Greene
Williams
Lorain
State Highway Department
George White
Greene County
Xenia
New Burlington
Highway Department
Washington
Williams County
Wiliams County
Brian
Lorain County
0. W. Merrell
Kipton
Camden Township
Parsi
Phi Battenhouse. and Refining Company
Henrietta Township
Ping
A. Marguerite Laitetan
Dramatic Radio Schedules and Notes From July Listings
Fragmented OCR text outlines radio programs and schedules with mentions of Troopers Leo Crocker Totem and Musical Sith Devotion. It references a Metrop parade, July dates, and various names. details are unclear due to garbled transcription but indicates a July programming list and subject to change.
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Crocker
Art
Bombshell satirizes Hollywood at Dreamland Theatre
A satire on Hollywood and its people titled Bombshell plays at the Dreamland Theatre today. Jean Harlow and Lee Tracy head the cast in the satire that reveals intimate secrets of the industry. A separate item notes a new trap for catching Japanese beetles using a lighted candle emitting an attracting odor.
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Hollywood
Dreamland Theatre Today
Jean Harlow
Lee Tracy
Finishing School at Capitol Theatre in Two Day Run
A girl’s poignant romance unfolds in Finishing School at Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Thursday with Frances Des Gin ger Rogers as students and Bruce Cabot in the lead. Also noted are notes on new metal sheet ink recording methods and a reported corn export surge from South Africa.
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Rome
Capitol Theatre
Frances Des
Ginger Rogers
Bruce Cabot
Debate on dictatorship and democracy in America
In a forthright critique, Leslie Eichel argues that Roosevelt era powers edge toward dictatorship while Americans accept evolving governance. The piece contrasts European repression with U.S. civil liberties, noting police clashes with workers, legislative limits, and labor unrest as the nation balances economic needs and democratic rights. A separate obituary from West Mansfield reports the death of Mrs. Lawson Harvey, 76, linked to a brutal family crime.
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Leslie Eichel
W York
United States
Italy
Soviet
Rusia
Roosevelt
America
Germany
Congress
Real Estate Transfers In Penfield Township and Elyria
Transfers list several parcels in Penfield Township with fractional interests among Newcomb Coleman and others, including 41 acres in lot 8 section 2 and 40 acres plus 198 acres in lot 7 section 2. Additional transfers involve Ella Sooy, Mary Smith, Ruth Mortimer, Wayne Mortimer, and P. H. Mortinish in Elyria and Eastern Heights Subdivision. City Bank Company transfers property on East Twenty Sixth Street to Mary Smith. Elizabeth H deceased transfers to Ruth Mortimer, Wayne Mortimer, and P. H. Mortinish of half interest in sublet 1295 in Eastern Heights Third Subdivision.
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Lillian Newcomb
Viola Coleman
Elbert Nayeramh
Wilbur Newcomb
Mabel Ketchum
Harry Newcomb
Penfield Township
Edward Senetor Newco Ola Coleman
Elbert New Wilbur Newcomb
Ella Sooy
City Bank Company
Mary Smith
Twentysighth Street
Lorain
Elizabeth H., Mortimer
Ruth Mortimer
Wayne SN. Mortimer
P. H. Mortinist
Eastern Heights Land Company
Elyria
Resignation Calls Grow for Will Hays Over Movie Morality
New York reports a broad religious campaign demanding Will Hays quit. Catholic, Jewish and Protestant groups unite to push boycotts of indecent films and close off burlesque houses and taxi dance halls. The interfaith body notes rising box office losses and cites a Motion Picture Herald survey showing a 12 percent drop since May across 12 key cities.
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New York
Will Hays
Joseph A. McCaffrey
Isue
Theodore Graebner
America
Motion Picture Herald
Film Executives Hold Clinic In Clean Pictures Push
Hollywood July 10 film industry leaders gathered in a clinic over nationwide demand for cleaner films. Hays, president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association, faced calls for resignation while Harry Cohn pledged his studio would not produce smut. Others urged cautious replies, arguing the controversy may benefit the industry despite valid and unwarranted criticisms.
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Hollywood
Cal
H. Hays
Ths
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association
Hays
Harry Cohn
Tois
Despondent farmer takes his life in Huntington area
Irving A. Manning a 35 year old Huntington township farmer, killed himself Monday noon after buying poison to deal with crop losses. He was found unconscious at his nephew's farm, revived briefly, then died. Survived by wife Hazel, two children Kenneth and Neva, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral set for Wednesday at Andrews Funeral Home with burial in Huntington cemetery.
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Irving A. Manning
Huntington Township
Manning
Falls Clinic
Hazel
Kenneth
Neva
Sam
Arthur
Wellington
Cora Beam
Brunswick
Catherine Lapp
Ella
Alica Turner
Ron
Andrews Funeral Home
Huntington Cemetery
GC. W. Recard
Three inmates escape London Prison camp
Editor at 7 London reports a search underway for three inmates who escaped from the London Prison farm honor camp yesterday. They are William Cobb, 35, Hamilton County. Ted Garrison, 43, Butler County. and George Stevens, 35, Cuyahoga County. All were serving long terms.
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London
London Prison Farm
Wilam Cobb
Hamilton County
Ted Garrison
Butler County
George Stevens
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Anti-Saloon League Opens Campaign in Cadiz
The Ohio Anti-Saloon League launches a local option campaign with Superintendent P. McNaught surveying wet and dry sentiment across counties. The first dry meeting is in Cadiz with a Ministerial Alliance session and street rally to follow.
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Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
P. McNaught
Cadiz
McNaught
McNaughte
E. G. Mathews
State Liquor Control Department
Mathews
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Rocco Trombetta
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