German workers become wage serfs under Nazism says Knox
Chicago Daily News publisher Frank Knox reports Germany's labor plight after four years of Nazi rule with wages collapsed since 1928. A lino typist earns about 340 dollars yearly, taxed to 444.60, living frugally in two rooms, leaving little for family. Unskilled workers fare worse as unions vanish and the Labor Front promises 20 years of privation.
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Germany
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Hitler
Col. Knox
Labor Front
Robert Ley
Improving The Human Race Thinkers push for gene based intelligence enhancement
Philosophers and H G Wells discuss boosting human intelligence by altering heredity genes. Wells imagines superior minds in another world guiding heredity through cosmic rays. Scientists have tried gene changes in insects and animals with unpredictable results, sometimes producing madness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Wells
Wells
Gypsies Elect a New King Amid Unprecedented Elections
The Gypsies chose King Janus by a 30-elder vote in Warsaw stadium watched by 20,000 as priests crowned him. The new monarch, a Warsaw boilermaker, may be guided by Rudolf, late king Mathias’s brother, with potential civil strife as the younger generation seeks settled modern life over nomadism.
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Janus
Egypt
America
Kwiek
Rudolf
Mathias
Warsaw
Turkey
Persia
China
Spain
Today’s anniversaries and birthdays listed for notable figures
The column catalogs historical birth and death anniversaries from 1525 to 1937, naming James Savage James A Seddon Nathan Bedford Forrest Sarah M W Dahlgren Samuel Mather George Omwake and more. It also notes current birthdays for Robert Bridges Phillips H Lord Carl E Milliken Hoffman Philip Raymond L Buell and others.
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James Savage
Boston
Marshal MacMahon
James A. Seddon
Virginia
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Mississippi
Ursinus College
Collegeville
Greencastle
Phillips H. Lord
Seth Parker
The
Radio
Hartford
Carl E. Milliken
Motion Picture Producers and Exhibitors of
America
New York City
Pittsfield
Maine
Hoffman Philip
U. S
Chile
Washington, D. C
Raymond L. Buell
New York
Foreign Policy Association
Chicago
William F. Shaw
American Social Hyciene Association
Quincy
Wellington Methodist Notes Readied for Church Events
Wellington Methodist notes describe a Sunday morning reception of preparatory members led by Rev. Lonzo Green, with the Junior Gospel choir, organ by Betty Jean Page, and a sermon on The Present Generation and Regeneration. Also noted are a Wednesday prayer meeting, a Ladies' Aid silver tea, and an All-Church night planned for July 15 to 24. Robert Marks listed for a Wednesday gales tax exam in town.
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Wellingto
Lonzo Green
Ireta Page
Betty Jean Page
Vivienne
Charles Willard, Jr
L. S. Green
Ladies’ Aid
Bible Readings And Meditations Tuesday July 18
The article stresses living worthy of the gospel and unity in faith. It quotes Philippians urging Christians to stand fast in one spirit and strive for the faith. Converts to citizenship in heaven are urged to unity and militant Christian strategy amid global anti Christian forces. Conferences in Oxford and Edinburgh aim to unite Christendom.
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Christ
Heaven
Oxford
Edinburgh
Christendom
Wellington helper to aid vendors on sales tax report
A worker named Finer will be in Wellington on Wednesday to assist vendors with preparing their quarterly sales tax reports for the period ending June 30 1937, due by July 15. The Woman's Benefit Association hosts a pot luck tea at Mrs Marion Beal's Courtland street home tonight starting at 7:30. Each member brings one covered dish and enough sandwiches for themselves. Sunnysiders and Hustlers 4-H clubs members enjoyed a picnic at McConnell's grove Friday night with swimming and a dinner. Mrs Mary Church fell and hurt her hand last Saturday. L G Stemple left last week on a business trip to Raleigh North Carolina. Recent guests of Mr and Mrs C Wilcox were their daughter Mrs E E Finley and two daughters from Shaker Heights. Jottings A G Fisher has arrived at his son’s home in Seattle Washington.
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Wellington
Woman's Benefit Association
Marion Beal
Courtland Street
Sunnysiders
McConnell’s Grove
Mary Church
L. G. Stemple
Raleigh, N. C
C. Wilcox
E. E. Finley
Shaker Heights
Picnic at Scofieldville hosts Win Won class
The Win Won class of the Baptist church enjoyed a Friday night picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Scofieldville. A 6 30 supper and games provided real fun for all. Mrs H B Mercer underwent an operation last week. Paul Shepard of Herrick Ave West visits Roy Whitcomb in Sullivan for two weeks. Dr and Mrs William Klann on motor trip into Canada. Mrs L L BeVier and Weberb BeVier family at Lakeside cottage. St Patrick's religious schools hold Sat sessions 2 to 4 pm. Wellington Church of Christ Sunday school kids picnic at Miller Woods. Bonetta Stark visiting relatives in Homerville.
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Floyd Sco Iville
H. B. Mercer
Paul Shepard
Herrick Avenue West
Roy Whitcomb
Sullivan
Lakeside
St. Patrick's Church
Hamlin
Woman‘s Relief Corps
Ohio Department
Sunior
Charles Allison
Church of Christ
Miller Woods
Wellington
Bonetta Stark
Homerville
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Chronicle-Telegram Membera Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Wee Lerain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Inet Ieiciciasi Senissscesni Snens Reed & CG Hudnoutt
J. Clare George
Mail
Lorain
State of
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Plato
Aeeney
College of Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Continental Congress
Marat
Charlotte Cordar
War Department
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Austria
Mussolini
Robert Bridges
Scribner‘’s
Shippensburg
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Lord Passfield
Sidney J. Webb
Britain
Robert Marks
A. G. Fisher
Seattle, Wash
Chase National Bank
Pierre R. Smith & CO. Investments
Elyria Savings Building
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Mrs
William Klann
Canada
L. L. BeVier
Weberb BeVier
National Safety
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
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