Elyria Board Studies Occupational Survey Findings
Elyria City Board of Education reviewed a lengthy occupational survey presented by survey director Howard D. Cook. It urges a strong guidance program and a new vocational school building, based on factory input and questionnaires, and notes a shortage of first class mechanics and the need to involve families in guiding student training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Elyria
Cook
State Department of Education
R. C. Maston
Maston
Elvrra
Sytem
E. J. Howenstine
Y.W C.A
Germans Eye France After England Aim Invasion Unlikely
U.S. observers report German General Staff prefers finishing the France campaign and linking with Italy before moving on England, though Hitler may ignore limits. Separate notes discuss American rationing of industrial plans, vocational schooling, and nervousness over Nazi influence in South America and aviation mobilization debates.
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Washington
U.S
Hitler
England
France
Paris
Belgium
U. S
British Isles
Germany
South America
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Ad for Peterson's Ointment
Many shattered romances may be traced to skin blemishes. The ad promotes quick relief from itching eczema and red blotches with Peterson's Ointment. It claims refunds if one application fails and notes additional use for tired feet and cracked toes.
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Peterson
Adv
Elyria Red Cross Appeal Address Listed for Donations
Send contributions to the Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross at the Masonic Temple Building or leave donations at a local bank. The notice provides the address options for support.
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Red Cross War Relief Fund
Elyria
American Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Miss Doris Bobel Weds Ralph Dickason in Penfield Ceremony
The wedding for Doris K Bobel and Ralph E Dickason took place Friday May 31 at 6 p m at the Bobel home. Rev Howard H Patrick officiated with Marjorie Williams giving a piano recital beforehand and family heirloom decor featuring spirea.
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Penfield
Philip Bobel
Doris .K
Ralph E. Dickason
Clarence Dickason
Marjorie Williams
Conservatory of Music
Baldwin-Wallace College
Howard H. Patrick
Brighton
Ruth Kolbe
Russel Dickason
Defense Program Impeded By Need For Machine Tools
Washington June 5 The administration acts to clear two bottlenecks hindering Roosevelt's 35 000 000 000 defense drive a shortage of machine tools and a lack of trained operators An embargo on further exports aims to retain tools domestically The CIO and AFL pledge cooperation with Green claiming 300 000 skilled workers ready for tool making duties.
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Harry K. Rutherford
War Department Planning Branch
Col Rutherford
Herbert Hoover
Hitler
Holland
Belgium
Japan
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Congress of Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
AFL
William Green
Much Interest In Plans For Bible School
The Elyria Ministerium met in the Methodist Church with nine ministers present to discuss an Interdenominational Daily Vocational Bible School. Registration cards will be distributed in churches. the program runs June 17 to 28 with teachers drawn from local congregations. The group also approved a loan for a young man to attend college from a fund built by High School Baccalaureate Services offerings. A resolution supported cooperation with civic groups to ensure a safe Fourth of July celebration.
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Elyria
Methodist Church
Ministerium
Street musicians stage comeback despite mayor’s ban
Charles B. Driscoll notes a revival of street music in New York as banjo players and parsers entertain pedestrians along East 52nd Street and Park Avenue. He mentions a parrot fortune slip seller, a shop called Lares and Penates on Park Avenue, and bottlenecks caused by free readers blocking Broadway and Sixth Avenue.
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New York
Chas. Driscoll
Park Avenue
St Bartholomew’s Church
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
New Yorkers Battle Crowds for News and Traffic Hazard
A New York street scene describes crowded newsstands lining a torn up Sixth Avenue curb with pedestrians squeezed between traffic and ramps. A late night crash near 46th Street is noted as drivers struggle with bad light and shadows, while Edwin Balmer, veteran writer, is profiled as a tireless editor and long hours mark his work routine.
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Sixth Avenue
New York
46Th Street
Edwin Balmer
Chicago
Hampton's
Odd Mmcintyre
Balmer
Perk Avenue
Irvington-on-Hudson
Ubangi Girls Abandon Saucer Lip Tradition
Boston readers learn that Ubangi girls will no longer deform lips to form a saucer lip as the younger generation rejects the tribal custom. Explorer Charles Whitskey notes the change after returning from an expedition. The article also mentions Oslo's open air Folk Museum housing historic Norwegian buildings from across the country.
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Boston
Charles Whitskey
Whitskey
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Hiteler
Norway
Brazil
Uruguay
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Argentina
Italy
Francis Townsend
St Louis
John L. Lewis
Green
Townsend
Joe Hendricks
Florida
America
Edward Fitzpatrick
Mount Mary College
Milwaukee
Aviation Botilenece
Army
Henry Morgenthau
Tel Berna
Charles J. Still
Cleveland
Clayton Burt
Hartford
Howard Dunbar
Worcester
Mass
Norman D. MacLeod
Providence
John E. Lovely
Springfield
Walter H. Soderholm
War Department
E. D. Almy
C. E. Dickason
and Airs
Clavion Bobel
Anita and
Marylin
Dorothy Smith
Beth Miller
Marjorie Wiliams
Baldwin Wallace College
Serea
Mildred Ford
Oak Harbor
Robert Dickason
Airs
Junior Kolbe
Wellington
Ashtabula
North Olmsted
Lorain
Dickason
Penfield School
Baldwin-Wallace
Pennsylvania Central Air Lines
Washington, D. C
Strongsville
Robert S. Allen
Caswell Bunyan
The
Resar’s
DR. Pennington
Broad Street
Doris Bobel
Ralph Dickason
Charles B. Driscoll
Ange
11Th Avenue
12Th Avenue
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Oslo
Phillips Cut Rate Drug Store
NITH
Mel
Pontiac
H. P
Beyl
West Ave
Elyria City Motors, Inc
Michigan
General Motors
Elyria, Ohio
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