Glass Company To Reopen On July 18th
Toledo Ohio July 14 The Rossford plant of Libbey Owens Ford Glass Company will reopen July 18 employing 400 men. Total reemployed since April 1 reaches 1,340 with John D Biggers president reporting. In the quarter ended June 30 the company reemployed 990 men and posted a reduced net loss of 50352 from 371527. Sales reportedly improved through the period.
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Toledo
Rossford
Libbey-Owens
Ford Glass Company
John D. Biggers
Biggers
Biggers reports reduced quarterly losses and cautious optimism
In a shareholder letter Biggers notes a somewhat encouraging loss reduction for the quarter. Sales declined in Q1 but rose month by month in Q2 while costs were cut, lowering the company’s losses. Principal customers report inventories near normal or below, suggesting quicker sales if demand rises.
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Biggers
U S Veteran From Asheville Receives Three More Medals
Ashe ville druggist James P. Adams a marine captain in World War I was awarded the Silver Star with oak leaves, the Purple Heart, and the Marine Expeditionary Force medal after authorities reviewed his record. He already held the Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross, two Croix de Guerre, and the Victory medal with five clasps.
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Asheville
N. C
James P. Adams
Adams
Marine Reserve Corps
Lehman Deficit Claim Sparks Old-Guard Debate
In 1930 32 New York politics over deficits is revisited as Herbert Lehman credits five years of deficit cuts while Roosevelt backers warn of larger gaps. The piece probes international law views amid wartime talk and chamber politics, sparking debate over moral culpability and neutrality.
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Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
New York State
Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury
Chicago
Washington
United States
England
Archbishop of
York
Chamberlain
English pulpiteers face their own blood-stained gold
The passage accuses English pulpiteers of immorality and greed, suggesting they line their pockets with blood-stained gold while criticizing others. It warns their tactics would ruin Western civilization if acted upon and calls for self-examination of their congregations.
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Chamberlain
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Fire destroys Dangela farm barn near Litchfield Center
A lightning strike Monday morning ignited a large barn on the Dangela farm north of Litchfield Center. The blaze burned the barn to the ground before local fire units could arrive, despite recent remodeling.
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Litchfield — O
Dangela
Litchfield Center
Rural Church Baseball League Fields Five Teams
The Rural Church baseball league has enrolled five teams to date: Eaton Disciple Church, Columbia Methodist, Grafton, Ridgeville, and a team from the Baptist and Congregational Churches of Litchfield.
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Rural Church Baseball League
Eaton Disciple Church
Columbia Methodist
Grafton
Ridgeville
Baptist and
Congregational Churches of
Litchfield
Knee injury forces Gish to rest for two weeks
Mrs. A. A. Gish suffered a knee cap dislocation and will stay off her feet for about two weeks. As a result the King's Daughters class meeting at her home was postponed.
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A. A. Gish
Church Services and Social News From Chatham and Nearby
Sunday morning services were held at Chatham Congregational with communion later at the home church. Evelyn Holmes and Max Barth led table talks before the candlelight service. A miscellaneous shower honored bride elect Evelyn Jenkins. about forty relatives attended. Additional items note visits by Rev. George Cooper and by Rev. J. Gordon Trick. health updates and visits among local families. Arlene Rindfleisch attended the event.
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Juell
Chatham Congregational
Evelyn Holmes
Max Barth
Evelyn Jenkins
George Cooper
Broadway City
Lorain
J. Gordon Trick
Oberlin Baptist Church
H S. Mabie
L. P. Juell
Mina Gott
Edith Taylor
Elyria
Gott
A. D. Taylor
Stearns reunion and hospital notes at Litchfield area
Sunday events center on a Stearns reunion at Olmsted Falls and a string of illness updates. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Oberholser of Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Gingery of Barberton. Several patients show slight or improving recoveries at Lodi and Medina hospitals as Litchfield hosts baseball and a family gathering.
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Stearns
Olmsted Falls
Marie Bidle
Cleveland
William Oberholser
North Hill
Akron
Scudder
Stanley Gingery
Barberton
Wir
Bailey
Lakewood
Sarah Baxter
Jackson
Lou Durkee
Lodi Hospital
Carrie Fahrion
Henry Fahrion
Elyria
Carey, O
David Dilgard
Litchfield
North Eaton
Barons of Olmsted
A. O. Frombaugh
F. J. Rauscher
Fam
Fred Johnson
Yvonne Edwards
Dorothy Ausmuth
William Baish
Clyde Bradley
Litchfield Grange
Madisonburg
George Cooper
James Smith
Lorain
Ben Holmes
F. C. Hitzelberger
Patsy
Helen Louise
Viola Ulmer
C. M. Turner
Alspach
Medina
Guy Jenne
A. Swanker
Ruth Swanker
Mrs. Swanker
Harold Jenne
Sales Tax Examiners Offer Vendor Return Help
Sales tax examiners will assist vendors in preparing semi annual sales tax returns during the stated period. The program aims to simplify filing and ensure accurate submission for local businesses.
Vendor tax returns schedule announced with city locations
Period closes July 21 as in prior terms. Vendors must bring gross receipts stamps and exempt sales, or face $1 per day delinquency charges. Examiners assist at Elyria court house on the 10th ih 28th and 29th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wellington Mayor's court room on the 18th and 26th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oberlin council chamber on the 22nd from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lac Grange on the 25th from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Grafton on the 18th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Elyria
Wellington
Mayor's Court Room
Oberlin Council Chamber
Lac Grange
Grafton
Rice Cultivation Notable Since 1718 in Louisiana
The article notes that rice has been cultivated in Louisiana since the year 1718. It highlights early agricultural activity and positions rice as a long standing staple crop in the region.
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Louisiana
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