Roosevelt Back At Desk After Sequoia Cruise
President Roosevelt returned to the White House desk after a weekend cruise down the Potomac on the Sequoia yacht. He was accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt, Secretary Louis Howe, and Miss Margaret Le Hand, his secretary.
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Suuveche
Hig
Potomac
Roosevelt
Louis McHenry Howe
Marguerite le Hand
Artists Select Most Beautiful American Women
A collage of portraits from New York to Hollywood names ten top beauties chosen by prominent artists and photographers. The list emphasizes social figures over film stars, with Dolores Dal Rio and Norma Shearer among the notable entrants and commentary on brunette and blonde ideal types.
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New York
America
United Press
George Grant Mason
Honore White
Chicago
Avery Wright
Toledo
Ohio
Compton Delicke
Los Angeles
Anna Ilynski
Audrey Emery
Cleveland
John Herndon Goodwin
Kansas City
Dorothy Munger
Florence Hoffman Plamondon
St. Louis
Potter Palmer
Boston
Dolores Dal Rio
Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Miss del Rio
Miss Shearer
Mason
Miss White
Howard Fenton
Plamondon
Topnotch Tank
Ann Harding
Mrs. Mason
Babs Shanton
Barbara Hut
Evening Radio Schedule Mixup Showcases Broad Lineup
A cluttered radio guide lists concerts, talks, and sports with numerous performers including Bernard, Treasures Crest Bi ws Service, and Denny’s Orch. The schedule spans morning to late night with sign ons and offs, orchestras, devotional slots, and baseball scores, highlighting a lively, albeit chaotic, day of broadcasting.
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Cheario
Treasure Crest
the Galaxy of
Board of Educe
Shades of Bius
At Bernard
Merry Madcap
Lees’ Orch
Dion Kennedy
Webb
Ray Knight
the Goldbargs
Isman's
Orch
Believe Eatavis
Denny's
Pedro
Intermed League to mark tenth anniversary at Elm church
Amherst area notices show the Inter mediate League meeting set for Tuesday evening at the church parlors with a 6 30 supper and a 1934 St John s Evangelical confirmation class invited. The King s Daughters meet Thursday at Elyria Ave. Hosts listed. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30. Also events tonight include Past Chiesa Club of Pythian Sisters and Congregational Mary Martha class at Mrs A H Smith s home. Committees and assistants named.
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John Michael
Park Avenue
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School Hall
D. K. Wilson
J. J. Ryan
Middle Street
St. Ann’s Society
Alumni Association
Peter's
St. John’s Evangelical Church
King’s Daughters
George Dahl
Elyria Avenue
Walter Mischka
Dorothy Wrage
Chiesa Club
Pythian Sisters
Frank Mischka
Cleveland Avenue
Congregational Church
A. H Smith
Woodhill Drive
Stella Krugman
Concordia Club
Darrow board readies third report on NRA controversy
Washington June 11 the Darrow board prepares a third and final report to President Roosevelt on the NRA blue eagle controversy. The group studies 13 codes and finds all but one opposed or amended. The second report awaits Roosevelt and a simultaneous defense from the NRA.
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Darrow Board
NRA
Recovery Review Agency
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United Press
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Darrow
Water Adequate For Livestock In Ohio
Ohio reports end of first June week shows adequate water for livestock overall. Farmers haul water in few localities. cattle sales down due to water and feed shortages. Meadows and government contract acres absorb stock while oat fields fail. Sudan grass and soybeans rise as emergency crops. Wheat faces 50 percent yield risk. some farmers plan hay harvesting. muck land vegetables destroyed by wind.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. ©. Ramsower
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Ramsower
Sudan
Church Parlor Events And Club Meetings Schedule
The June Concordia Club meeting and various church events are listed with times this week. Con gregational Church activities include Ladies Society Wednesday and Missionary Society Friday at Mrs Mayme Blum home on Spring Street. Local social briefs mention visits and dinners across Elyria Oberlin Lorain Amherst and related names.
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Congregational Church
Ladies’ Society
The
Missionary Society
Mayme Blum
Spring Street
R. V. Kilpatrick
Dayton
Molly Udwig
Oberlin
Henry Ludwig
George Powers
Lorain
A. F. Nalley
J. L. Ludwig
Ed. Lehman
Edna Mae
Cleveland
Bahlsbach
Amherst
Johnston Gift Shop Sponsors Free Tickets for Bridge School
The Johnston Gift Shop on Second Street, though their name was omitted from the sponsor list, will offer free tickets to customers for the Chronicle Telegram Contract Bridge School at Rivoli Theatre on June 11 12 and 13 Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Johnston
Second Street
Contract Bridge School
Chronicle-Telegram
Rivoli Theatre
8 000 Year Memorial at Ridgeville Honors War Heroes
A metamorphic garnet boulder memorial near Ridgeville Town Hall honors World War I servicemen and those who supported at home. Discovered by Dr. P. L. Morgan, moved to the site, the stone bears a bronze plaque noting patriotism of Ridgeville’s men and women who served 1917 to 1919 and those who sacrificed at home.
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I Ig
P. L. Morgan
John Gibbon
LF Dpd
Clare Wigert
Victor Reese
John Capel
Barton Road
Hubbard
Gherlin College
Ridgeville Township Memorial Erected On May 30 1994
Citizens of Ridgeville Township gratefully dedicated a memorial structure on May 30 1994 honoring local history and community service. The brief note attributes the erection to local residents and marks a civic commemorative event.
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Leta
Ridgeville Township
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