Dautry Demands Scrapping One Fifth Of Vessels
Paris reports M Raoul Dautry head of the French State Railways warned that oceans, rail and air transport must deflate and rationalize. He urged sinking or scrapping one fifth of merchant ships and ending costly competition under an international Washington treaty plan. French experts note excess postwar tonnage with 1913 figures at 49 million tons and 1931 at 70 million.
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Paris
UPI
M. Raoul Dautry
M. Pierra Laval
Washington Treaty
M. Dautry
Transportation Authority
French State Railways
Aeropostale Company
South America
M. Dautrr
Orst
Pierre Laval
Kellogg Guarantees Corn Flakes If Not Best Tasting
W. K. Kellogg offers an unconditional guarantee for Kellogg corn flakes made in Battle Creek. If consumers do not consider them the best corn flakes they have ever eaten, they can return the package for a refund. The ad emphasizes Kellogg's confidence and origin in Battle Creek.
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W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Postwar Shipping Trends Assistant Momentum and Losses
Post-armistice ships run faster but port loading efficiency doubles. Ocean traffic declines as passenger traffic New York to Channel ports falls from 1,790,000 in 1913 to 560,006 in 1931 a 68 percent drop. Merchant marines rise 60 percent in tonnage but 80 percent in transport capacity.
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M. Dautry
New York
Channel Ports
Carlisle Attend Grafton Commencement Thursday
Carlisle residents accompanied by relatives attended Grafton High School and Belden High School commencements Thursday evening. A birth announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital adds to local family news and the Troupers club reorganization names Han-Act with new leadership and upcoming meetings. Kenneth Ives earns a $300 art school scholarship as the third such award to this talented graduate.
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Troupers
A4m
The
Earl Brown
Maxine Miller
Mary McCool
Doris Jackson
Han-Act
Times
Kenneth Ives
Ira Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Cleveland School of Art
W. C. T. U. Meets in Pleas antrile
Members of the LaPorte W. C. T. U. held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. W. Cf. Lockard of Elyria, superintendent of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Department, as speaker.
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LaPorte
W. Cf. Lockard
Elyria
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home Department
Social Guests Share Weekends Across Ohio Ports
Mr and Mrs Flord Gullet of Cleveland visited friends in Columbus while Mr and Mrs Vernon Hoffner of Cleveland Heights dined with the Covert family on La Grange road. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs James Regal and children Esther and Donald of Fields at Mrs Regal’s parents. The Hills of Cleveland were injured in a fall but slowly improving. Helen Shattuck and John Shattuck of Cleveland vacationed with their parents at Shattuck’s Inn on the Grafton. Strongsville hosts Mr and Mrs T N Haven and Mr and Mrs Carl Haven plus daughter. I N Haven stayed longer. Picnic at W P Shepherd Place on Robson road drew guests from Amherst and Elyria. Lyle Bungart, son of Mr and Mrs, attended with others.
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John C. Diedrick
Gilbert
la Grange Road
Belden High School
F. E. Schuver
Grafton
Vernon Hoffner
Cleveland Heights
H. M. Covert
James Regal
Esther
Donald
Fields
Regal
Fred Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Hills
Helen Shattuck
John Shattuck
Cleveland
Edward Shattuck
Shattuck’s Inn
Grafton Road
T. N. Haven
Carl Haven
East Avenue
Carl Saunders
Strongsville
I. N. Haven
Hegiphbotham
Elstia
W. P. Shepherd
Robson Road
Thomas Vinson
Joseph Coverdale
Amherst
Elmer Bishoff
Mila Ann
Elyria
Paul Bungart
Floral Acres
William Statler
Lorain
Ann Shattuck
Elmer Starkey
J. C. Underhill
Gaylord Tucker
Clarence H. Vincent
J. A. Miller
Bertinville
Peter Krebs
Vera
Fairlawn Avenue
Elmer Montague
Albert Krebs
Indian Hollow
Butternut Ridge Roads
Minnie Simpson
Ells
Otto Miller
Mildred
Agnes
Miller Court
Lloyd Bratton
Wellington
Jake Myers
Charles Hose
LaGrange
Merle Mann
Fairview
George Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
George Fatzer
Elsis
Fetzer
W. E. Ford
East
Avenuue
Fred McAllister
Clara Mae Eddy
Buttermut Ridges Road
Eaton Church of Christ
Christian Endeavorers
Elyria Church of Christ
Lorain Church
Marjorie Smith
George Smith
Jennie Nead
Leonard
Norma
Birmingham
Conrad Rhinehart
North Olmsted
Paul M. Savage
Jean
Rocky River
Donna Dickason
Hope Gregg
Nurses’ Training School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. H. Gregg
Many Elyria area guests share meals and visits
Social notes list Mrs Paul Bungart and others visiting in Lorain and Cleveland. Several households hosted relatives and friends on weekends, with extended visits across Elyria, Lorain, Grafton, and LaGrange. June weddings are announced for Miss Van Amburgh to Clarence Payne and Miss Mary Smith to James Shadley.
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Jeanette van Amburgh
EB. J. van Amburgh
LaPorte
Clarence Payne
Oberlin
Mary Smith
East Avenue
James Shadley
Elyria
Smith
Tiny baby gains weight at Wisconsin industrial school
A baby boy weighing two pounds 12 ounces at the Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls has gained three quarters of a pound in three weeks. Referred to as the boy friend by staff and inmates, the infant’s progress is tracked inside the Tulon facility.
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Taycheedah
Wis
Uri
Wisconsin Industrial School For
Open Air Library Planned for Boston Common This Summer
A summer project will establish an open air library on Boston Common allowing reading in comfort. In Brighton England semaphore signals are being tested as pedestrian guides similar to railway signals.
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Boston
Boston Common
Brighton
England
Feds Find A Way To Believe Attacks? (Source Text Questionable)
Fragmented ad style item notes a treatment claim for epilepsy, offering a free trial from R Lepao, Apt 64 Wright at Milwaukee Wisconsin, urging sufferers to write with some contact details and a promise of help. The readable content is promotional and unclear.
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R. Lepao
BE. Wright
Ileaukee
Wis
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