Author's Materials Exhibited at Ohio State Museum
An Ohio State Museum exhibit in Columbus features Zane Grey materials including books, manuscripts, and personal items. The display covers Grey's life from his 1872 birth to 74 books in 35 years, plus fishing trophies, western gear, and TV features. The items were shipped to Zanesville by the Signal and Times Recorder on behalf of Grey's California widow.
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Zane Grey
Ohio State Museum
Columbus
Grey
Ohio
Ebenezer Zane
Zanesville
University of Pennsylvania
Betty Zane
Morris
South Seas
Signal and Times Recorder
California
Your Birthday Horoscope For July 17 And August Stars
Your birthday horoscope advises relying on your own decisions for success while noting strong personal magnetism and future wealth potential. It lists notable people born on this date and outlines daily zodiac guidance for Cancer through Taurus with cautions on temper, flexibility, and safe travel.
All About Dogs Training Classes Real Service
Obedience training classes expand nationwide with local clubs offering sessions at North Olmsted Park and Elyria, featuring dog owners learning to train minds and commands. The Elyria Roll Arena will host an All Breed Dog Show on August 15 with obedience trials part of the event, highlighting the value of patient instruction and canine cooperation.
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Kennel Club
North Olmsted Park
Ely School
Elyria
Gulf Rd
Ohio St
Elyria Roll Arena
Massillon Man Gains Fame For Music Box Repair
Massillon resident Glenn Heckert, a local jeweler with a national reputation, repairs music boxes and builds his own tools. He maintains an extensive collection, from large mahogany floor models to Swiss imports, and belongs to a postwar national music box society headquartered in St. Louis.
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Massillon
Glenn Heckert
Europe
America
Heckert
Switzerland
Edison
National Music Box Society
St. Louis
Australian university to offer full course in Australian literature
Canberra University launches a complete course in Australian literature led by renowned author and critic Incks Moore. This marks a first for Australian higher education to provide an exclusively focused literature program taught by a distinguished scholar.
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Canberra
T. Incks Moore
Australan
Canberra University
Government-Improved Harbors Count in Michigan
A historical record notes that there are 31 governmentally improved natural harbors in Michigan, reflecting state efforts to enhance coastal infrastructure and maritime activity. The item highlights numbers tied to public works and regional port development.
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Michigan
Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
Washington notes include the Red Cross sending tortillas to Mexican flood victims, a veteran group asking Sen. Morse about adding stars to the flag, and House Un-American Activities Chair Harold Velde questioning Sammie A Abbott on a 1940 bid for Congress. Department bulletins and playful remarks on melons and ice delivery punctuate the day’s lighter items.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
Outfit
Hawaii
Alaska
Morse
Congress
Harold H. Velde
RMI
House Un-American Activities Committee
New York
Velde
Sammie A. Abbott
Hyattsville, Md
Abbott
Texas Tops States in Cotton and Crop Production
Texas leads the nation in crop production with more than 230 crops grown, headlined by cotton surpassing all other states. The report highlights Texas as a dominant agricultural producer across multiple categories.
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Texas
Days Gone By: July 17 1934 Highlights
Ten years ago Washington announced aluminum released for civilian use while Omar Bradley's troops pressed in France and Allied forces awaited clear skies for a Normandy drive. Twenty years ago industrial unrest sparked a general strike spreading from San Francisco to Oakland and Seattle as Mantua Ohio saw a massive crude oil fire sparked by lightning. Thirty years ago Philadelphia breweries faced quarantine after three liquor deaths. the American Consulate in Sao Paulo was bombed as the Sranhan revolt risked Americans abroad.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
France
Normandy
United States
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
Mantua
Ohio
Philadelphia
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United Press
Pentagon Fleet Radio Equipped To Save Time
The Army plans a radio controlled tam system to cut time and money in its Pentagon auto fleet. A trial at Ft. Eustis in Virginia showed excellent results as officers and staff on urgent calls require rapid transport.
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Pentagon
Washington
Army
Congress
Swashbuckler Jones Portrayed In New Navy Biography
A new portrait of John Paul Jones appears in Dont Tread On Me by Rhinehart with Walter Karig and Horace Bird, framing him as a destiny driven leader who faced naval battles and political obstacles. The review notes Jones’s line between piracy and heroism, and mentions his celebrated victory before French honors and limited rank. It also touches on Michael McLaverty’s School for Hope, describing its light Irish narrative about teachers and small town life.
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John Paul Jones
United States Navy
Rhinehart
Jones
New World
Scotland
Walter Karig
Horace V. Bird
United States
France
School For Hope
Michael McLaverty
Macmillan
Nora Angela Byrne
Peter Lynch
Helen Lynch
McLaverty
Devlin
Father Lynch
Nine community death traps blamed for child fatalities
The Institute For Safer Living lists nine dangers causing hundreds of child deaths annually: water-filled pits and ditches, old ice boxes, sand banks, junk heaps, trunked autos, unsafe outdoor stairs, abandoned sheds, unguarded construction sites, and unprotected chemicals. The group urges parents with young children to target these hazards.
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Boston
United States
Institute For Safer Living
Vets May Take Chip From Independence Hall at Convention
Philadelphia veterans at the national VFW convention in August may buy a wood chip from the original Independence Hall timbers dated 1732. Chips with affidavits of authenticity are mounted on plaques and offered at veterans posts before and during the event.
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Philadelphia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Independence Hall
Brazil. ind. Father Dies as Neighbor Disturbs Sleep
90 year old Glineur Sr. collapsed from apoplexy in his chair. A neighbor ran to the adjoining bedroom and pawed at the covers until Glineur’s son woke and went to aid his father.
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Brazil
Ind
Glineur, Sr
Glineur
200-Year-Old Sea Mysteries Unfold
Copenhagen reports on Sigurd Damgaard and son pursuing wrecks off Skagen. A 1757 Russian kopeck hints the armed freighter may be Swedish or Russian, likely a transport with fortress hardware. Damgaard aims to recover a rumored gold chest from the British ship St George, wrecked in 1812, while donating artifacts to the Copenhagen museum.
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Copenhagen
Skagen
Cen Lautence
Sigurd Damgaard
Sankt Georg
Sigurd
Borge Bohus
Elizabeth
Russia
Sweden
Damgaard
Arms Museum
Denmark
Damegaard
St. George
Platter Chatter: New York Rhythm Singers and Teen Trends
RCA Victor debuts Ted Norman as a rhythm singer with Ramblin and Gamblin and A Bag a Bone and a Lock of Hair. Leon Sash garners praise as jazz accordionist with Mercury EmmaArcy duo packages Package for Peggy and Leon the Lion. Teen market grows as Columbia Dan Terry album targets denim crowd with Teen Ager and Saddle Shoe Shuffle. Epic releases Teen Age Party Dances EP and Lee Roy and band deliver The Charleston and more. Joe Lipman offers Manhattan Serenade on MGM. Dean Martin Jerry Lewis feature five songs from Living It Up with How Do You Speak to An Angel and Every Street's a Boulevard in Old New York.
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New York
Rca-Victor
Ted Norman
Gamblin
Norman
Ted
Noaime
Columbia
Dan ‘Terry
Epic
T Lee Roy
Joe Lipman
M.G.M
Manhattan
Richard Rodgers
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Hazel Flagg
Boulevard
Old
UCLA Professor Says Schools Need Small Art Galleries
Professor Karl With of UCLA argues every new school should have a compact art gallery. He says there is a tremendous young dancer today ready to explore tall lands of artistic expression. School galleries need not be large or costly and displays should educate as well as entertain.
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Lawn Francisco — M
Karl With
UCLA
New Invisible Seam Projection Screen Debuts
NORTH TONAWANDA N Y A new invisible seam projection screen has been developed by Glowmeter Corp the world’s largest producer of wide screens The welded seam technique after years of work strengthens the washable screen Glowmeter makes screen fabrics from plastic silver and cotton sandwiched into thin sheets in rolls up to 1900 feet long
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North Tonawanda
N. Y
Glowmeter Corp
Glowmeter
Euzart Yenan Explains Name Origin in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee Euzart Yenan states his given name blends Eugene and Arthur confirming the two names form his first name. The remark appears in a brief local interview noting cultural naming choices.
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Memphis, Tenn
Euzart Yenan
Eugene
Arthur
Lake Erie Vacationland Offers Wide Pleasures Along Shores
The Ohio Development and Publicity Commission promotes Lake Erie Vacationland along a 223 mile shoreline as a top vacation region. Boating, vineyards, lighthouses, caves, and wine cellars accompany beaches and private coves. Bass Islands claim premier smallmouth bass fishing and pickerel abound near reefs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Port Canton
Sandusky
State of
Sandusky Bay Bridge
Forty Years To Earn Kent State Diploma For Bay
Frederick Dewitt Bay of Columbus, once a Kent State student, will graduate in September with a bachelor of science in education after four decades of study. He started in 1914 when the campus had 547 students and turned out for football and baseball as the program began. Bay is now 64, a father of four, grandfather of 17, and great grandfather of one, with his grandson possibly in attendance at the ceremony. The article notes Kent’s early small teams and a notable 19 inning baseball win over Wooster.
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Kent
Kent State University
Frederick Dewitt Bay of
Columbus
College of Education
Bay
The
Normal
Ohio State
Wooster
Hiram College
Parks Officials Warn Against Skin Diving
Parks officials in Columbus Mississippi warned amateurs against skin diving using oxygen tanks and facial masks. They cautioned that improper valve adjustments can suffocate or dislodge the mask, risking drowning or injury from passing boats. A Camtal University theology student was reportedly crowned no cenady near Eckel's Lake while using the equipment.
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Columbus MS
Heals
Camtal University
Eckel’s
Delas Fare
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