Washington Journal on the Capitol Visit and Senators
A writer visits the U.S. Capitol press gallery as impeachment trials unfold. He notes senators like Huey Long and McAdoo, a reporter drawing pictures, and visitors filling the galleries. The piece reflects on Washington’s allure and unease, ending with a tease about Mrs. Roosevelt.
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California
Huey Long
McAdoo
Senate
Louderback
Washington
Capitol
New York
West Virginia Society
Creden
Automobile News Route Guidance Highlights Detours
The clipping outlines detours and route changes across Ohio and nearby states. It lists U S routes and state routes, noting traffic shifts near Mount Vernon and Cleveland constructed sections east of Athensville with alternative paths via Ravenna, Lisbon, and Steubenville toward Wheeling.
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LEDO
U. S
Norand Fremont
S. R
Juncof & R
U. S. 20
Fremont J
Linois
Lumbus
S. R. Ough
Oberlin
Ashland
Mans
Mt. Vernon
Westerville
St. Gilead
Delaware
Leveland-Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Coing
Ainesville
Oungstown
Pittsburgh
Ravenna
Burg
Youngsand
U. S. 422
Salem
Lisbon
Nton-Wheeling
Me- S. R
U.S
Illow
Canton
Steubenville
W. Va Wheeling
Oliton
Prince Charles Tours Plymouth Plant Incognito
Prince Charles, son of a king, toured the Plymouth plant in Detroit with officials from Chrysler and Plymouth. Dressed discreetly as Mr Watson, he examined manufacturing tools and the low priced car program, expressing surprise at American auto production. He planned to visit Chicago after leaving Detroit.
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Plyth
Ace
Ce Charles
Prince
Swe
America
Plymouth Corporation
Sler Motors
Ince Charles
Mr Watson
Plymouth
G. F. Mooney
Chrysler
Detroit
Prince Fea
Chicago
Expon
Pon
Japan Defeats Rensia In Century Era Matchup
A fragment describes Japan defeating Rensia in a mid century contest. It mentions a period context and a decisive result but omits many specifics. The text hints at a broader sports or geopolitical narrative without full details.
Status of Auto Legislation
Columbus Ohio June 10 outline of the fate of proposed laws affecting motorists presented to the 32nd annual convention of the Ohio State Automobile Association by Harold H Gorman attorney for the association legislative committee He listed eight bills sponsored this year with outcomes including the financial responsibility bill likely to pass in the House and already passed Senate the drivers license bill probably dead the service of process on out of state motorists bill passed relief of auto guest liability passed the gas tax reduction dead the license fee reduction with a chance of passage the traffic amendment bill passed and the highway patrol bill passed
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
Harold H. Gorman
Association
House
Senate
Modern Lubrication Service Announced
Ward W B Young of Brilliant Oil announces the CHEK-CHART lubrication system designed to align with car manufacturers’ instructions. The program promises complete chassis and motor lubrication using manufacturer approved guidelines, aiming to reduce needless repairs and save car owners money.
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Ward W B. Young
Brilliant Oil Company
West Bridge Street
Indian Potential Against Europe Questioned in Speeech
A fragment suggests a comparison of India’s vast population to a European power, arguing that if every Indian spat on the ground, a flood would drown English in fear. The excerpt is incomplete, with emphasis on India’s demographic strength and imagined ripple effects.
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India
Sullivan Briefs Reflect Small-Town Happenings and Moves
Sullivan notices a June 10 roundup of local events. The Senior Class 1934 party at Miss Gladys Johnson’s featured dancing and a wiener roast with Norman Snyder and Jack Flasher. The CongD church Aid Society held an all day meeting at the church. Others attend funerals, initiations, and social visits. Local business changes include Haulk Barber Shop moving into the Bair property and Sam Gier purchasing the Sohio filling station. Families note illness, visits, and gatherings across Sullivan and nearby Spencer and Nova H. J. Elliott area.
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George Nixon
Sifred
Sifreds
McClellan
Sullivan
Haulk
Bair
Kulps
Masonic
Kathryn Elliott
Lloyd Moore
Otto Elliott
H. J. Elliott
Spencer
Lou Elliott
Nova
Harlan Kenner
Alvin
Claud Arndt
Flying Needle Club Meets at Hogan Home
The Flying Needle Club gathered at Grace and Dorothy Hogan's home in Lake Avenue on a Tuesday afternoon with eight members present. Guest Mary Dell Merrick attended. Members sewed and played games led by Dorothy Hogan, followed by a refreshment course. The group announced the June 13 meeting would be at Camel's Corners.
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Lake Avenue
Flying Needle Club
Grace
Dorothy Hogan
Mary Dell Merrick
Camel's Corners
Children's Day at Community Church with diplomas
Sunday morning observance includes a children's program. Diplomas will be presented to promoted Sunday School students. New members will be received into the church.
Old Says The New Will Not Supplant One Day
A terse reflection contrasts the stubborn old with the inevitable new, suggesting time’s march spares nothing and change arrives whether welcomed or resisted. The line hints at daily cycles where yesterday lingers before tomorrow fully takes hold.
Firemen Authors Finish Book After Months Of Preparation
Elyria firemen publish a 40 page drill instruction book with 37 subjects on ladder drills knots hitches and hose drills The bound copies will be kept at the central station with one sent to each district station The project aims to improve efficiency and potentially protect the city’s fire insurance rating and national contest prospects
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Kiyria
Praparation
Elyria
W. N. Bates
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Bates
Washington
Board of Fire Underwriters
Sidewalk repairs planned in New London village
New London June 10 sidewalk inspections show repairs needed within weeks. F C Carvey and Geo Co Fetterman urge resident cooperation to clear weeds and debris before crews work. Most unimproved streets will receive crushed stone and oil dressing aiming for full readiness by autumn. Local heat illness notes report O. E Humphrey improving after collapse at work.
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New London
F. C. Carvey
Geo. Co. Fetterman
Mildred Triplett Frank
Eloise
Marie Triplett
M. E
Shelby
Foreign Misionary Society
Mrs. Frank
Marie Tripetti
O. .E Humphrey
Humphrey
New London Garden Club Sets Rose Focus For Festival
The New London Home Garden Club will meet Tuesday June 13 with Hortense Smith to finalize plans for the late next week flower festival. The program opens with Roll Call a My Favorite Rose and Why paper Roses for the Amateur by Mrs Lillian Mead and a Round Table on Rose Successes and Failures.
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New London Home Garden Club
Hortense Smith
Lillian Mead
Change in crossing gate operation at Big Four crossings
The Big Four Railroad adjusts gate hours on the Weat and North Main crossings to improve safety. Gates now operate from 6 30 A M to 11 00 P M, replacing the previous 6 00 A M to 10 30 P M schedule.
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Weat
North Main
Big Four
Runyan Post W. R. C. Observes Flag Day Observance
Runyan Post W. R. C. will observe Flag Day on June 14 by meeting at their Hall at 7 30 P M conducting memorial services there then proceeding to Grove Street cemetery to decorate the graves of deceased members and conduct further services. Members are asked to bring flowers for the ceremony.
Heros County C E Society Picnic Planned at Wakeman
The Heros County Christian Endeavor Society holds an Sunday picnic at Memman's Park Wakeman Ohio on Tuesday June 18. Afternoon games and contests lead to a bucket drawer and a Yes Service evening. New London C E Society leads county standings planning strong turnout. Miss
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Heros County Christian Endeavor Society
Memman's Park
Wakeman
Ohio
New London C. E. Society
Garden Guest cantata to be staged at First M E Church
Thalia Shaver leads the Garden Guest floral cantata in the First M E Church auditorium on Sunday June 11 at 10 00. The program features the youngest Sunday School members with Dame Nature Arlene Griffin and a cast of Blossoms Sunbeams and Little Children. Rev C R Bair hosted a church board gathering the previous evening with thirty guests.
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M. EB
Gioes
Mother Nature
Dame Nature
Arlene Griffin
Roberta Rathbun
Barbara McMillan
Jennie May Wood
Nancy White
Jack Richards
Byron Griffin
Dorothy Griffin
C. R. Bair
M. E. Church
Lawyers Edge Bear Cats For 18 17 Softball Win
Elyria Lawyers claim their first season victory at Franklin Field, defeating the Sixth Street Bear Cats 18 to 17 in a quirky opener. The game featured misplays, seven strikeouts by Frank Stevens, and a running joke about ball searches, with eight lawyers producing eight different final scores.
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Elyria Lawyers
Franklin Field
Sixth Street Bear Cats
Bear Cats
Bearcats
Dave Hyman
Frank Stevens
Hyman
Black River
Frank Wilcox
Stevens
Joe Petro
Lilley
Bill Dilgren
Bill
Preston Coon
Dick Stevens
Coon
Justice Petro
Infield
Lorain
Lorain County Bar Association
Transfers of property and quitclaim deeds in Elyria area
A string of real estate transfers and quitclaim deeds is recorded.Transfers include Daniel Lachman to Ida Lachmas Lot 163 Labs View Park Realty. Alice E wards to Efim Zurell Coblet 243 Pinepard Beach Allotment Avon Lake. Mike and Susamma Salata to George and Elizabeth Friges Blake Street Elyria. Friges to Effie Wonderly Blake Street Elyria. Jessie L Briggs to Barbara Rogers Lot 83 Baseter n Heights First Subdivision Elyria. Rose C and Peter J Stelmase ski to Sophia Gachich 45 acres State Road Henrietta Township. multiple heirs and others transferring 42 acres Baumhart Road Camden Township. Vermilion-on-the-Lake Co to Margaret Persensky Sublet 848 Vermilion-on-the-Lake Subdivision One Brownhelm Township. Belle Whitworth to C M Bag nova quitclaim sublets 11 12 Ridgeville Heights Ridgeville. Kathryn Carrao to Citizens Home and Savings Association Elyria Avenue Lorain. Lorain Banking Co to Daniel C Smith Seventh Street and Oberlin Avenue Lorain. Hugh S Williams to Forrest E Williams 120 acres Wellington and Pittsfield Township.
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Daniel Lachman
David Sail
Ida Lachmas
Labs View Park Realty Company
Lorais
Alice EB
Efim A. Zurell
Pinepard Beach
Avon Lake
Mike and
Susamma Salata
George
Sbilisabeth Friges
Blake Street
Elyria
George and
Eilisabeth Friges
Effie A. Wonderly
Jessie L. Briggs
Barbara Rogers
Basetern Heights Land Company
Rose C
Peter J. Stelmaseski
Sophia Gachich
State Road
Henrietta Township
Ann D. King
Anson D. King
Della Birmingham
John Birmingham
Bertha Busha
Orin Busha
Pearl Aultman
George Aultman
Mike
Rose Bartesch
C. M. Bagnova
Ridgeville Heights
Ridgeville Township
Kathryn Carrao
Citizens Home and Savings Association Company
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Lorain Banking Company
Daniel C. Smith
Seventh Street
Oberlin Avenue
Hugh S. Williams
Forrest E. Williams
Wellington
Pittsfield Township
Beatrice Burrer Wins Junior Class Prize at Elyria High
West Ridge Mrs Wesley Miller visited Mrs B O Pope on Oberlin Road. Miss Beatrice Burrer won first prize in the S T I contest of the Elyria High School Junior Class. Miss Marian Pallas and brother Freddie attended St Pauls church Young People League in Elyria. Beatrice Burrer attended the Kitchen Katies 4 H Club meeting at Maude Freidenstien home Murray Ridge.
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Wesley Miller
Oberlin Road
B. O. Pope
Beatrice Burrer
Elyria High School
Marian Pallas
Freddie
Young People’s League
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
Kitchen Katies
Maude Freidenstien
Murray Ridge
Zeppelins in 1914 Naval Plans Overshadowed by Absence
An exaggerated estimate of Zeppelins as naval auxiliaries spurred German airship expansion at the war’s outbreak in 1914. Zeppelins soon played no significant role in naval operations and were consistently absent at key moments.
Boys imitate terror by guillotining cats in Paris
In the Reign of Terror period, while men beheaded people in Paris, boys copied the cruelty by guillotining cats and carrying them on sticks, reflecting widespread brutal fascination.
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France
Paris
Interpretation of Idea Expression and National Interest
The passage debates whether lawful expression of ideas can be restricted by criticism of the cabinet or government. It questions who decides if criticism harms national interests and warns courts may undermine government aims if used to brand critique as sabotage.
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Ing
Miniature airports po craze in London
Ting models of airplanes constitute the latest craze in London. Although only a few inches long they are exactly to scale and of well known types are represented. To lend realism model havage cars control towers and clay buildings are also to be had and many diminutive accessories.
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London
Austrian Stamp Exhibition Limits Purchases at Vienna Show
Austria will issue 1933 World Philatelic Show stamps in Vienna with a cap of two per person. Each stamp has eight cent face value but will sell for one cent, the difference going to charity. The run includes 60,000 ordinary paper and 40,000 fibre paper stamps, with one of each kind allowed per collector.
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Austria
Vienna
Color Is Not Gauge Of Eggs
Amherst Maass P Dog colors are no gauge to egg quality. Prof J C Graham head of the poultry dept at Massachusetts State College explains the color of the egg depends on the breed of hen. White eggs are laid by Mediterranean breeds while brown eggs come from American and Asiatic breeds.
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Amherst
Maas
New
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
New England
Plymouth Rocks
Kean Centenary Marked By London Theatre Figures
London marks the hundredth anniversary of Edmund Kean's death with a ceremony in which Dame Madge Kendal lays a wreath before the Kean statue in the Theatre Royal foyer. The event draws prominent actors and arts figures from the theatrical world.
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Edmund Kean
London
Madge Kendall
Kean
Theatre Royal
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