Hoover Delivers Battle Cry Address At Republican Convention
Former President Herbert Hoover spoke at the Cleveland convention, rallying the Republican base with a defence of liberty and law over men. He warned against New Deal economics, urged freedom to plan one’s life, and issued a stirring, concise address that energized delegates though not clearly signaling a future candidacy. The speech aimed to unify the party and inspire a fighting spirit as the convention moves toward selecting its standard bearer.
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United States
Hoover
Supreme Court
Mr. Hoover
Mother Hubbard
Me. Hoover
White House
Herbert Hoover
Old Home Ties Resist Roosevelt Resettlement Plan
The article argues that many submarginal farmers refuse relocation despite New Deal efforts. It highlights Mr. John A. Citizen’s stubbornness and President Roosevelt’s curtailment of the Tugwell plan. Farmers prefer staying on worn lands near family roots over government built homes far away, amid fear and inertia.
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John A
Roosevelt
Professor Tugwell
New Hampshire
Mr. Tugwell
Building For Armed Conflict
The piece argues Britain, joining Europe in armament, faces a hard world of survival through force. It cites Germany with 530,000 army and 350,000 yearly recruits, Italy with over a million in service, and Russia’s 3,000 planes. It critiques Churchill’s view of Britain’s delay and warns of egomaniacal rulers driving war preparation.
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Britain
Germany
Versailles
Italy
Russia
Europe
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Stagger system for city repair workers begins June 18
City schedules a two week staggered hire plan for street repair crews starting June 18 to cope with high applicant numbers. Elyria officials say more men will gain work under the new system. The plan follows surface work on West streets after West avenue.
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J. N. Hidt
Elyria Ministerial Association
Huron and
West Streets
West Avenue
J. N. Eidt
Anniversaries and historical events noted
A compiled list of anniversaries honors Henry W Bellows Alexander B Latta Orson D Munn Augustus H Garland William L Marshall Mrs Humphrey Ward Robert E Coontz and others with birth and death dates. It also recounts a Detroit fire event 1805 and the Comstock Lode discovery 1859 along with WWI Belleau Wood victory and 1926 Soviet money protest events.
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Henry W. Bellows
New York
Boston
Alexander B. Latta
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Orson D. Munn
The
Scientific American
Monson
Mass
New York City
Augustus H. Garland
Arkansas
U. S
Tipton Co
Tenn
William L. Marshall
Marshall Pass
Rockies
Washington, Ky
Humphrey Ward
Robert E. Coontz
Hannibal, Mo
Bremerton, Wash
Histore
Detroit
Comstock Lode
Nevada
Henry T. P. Gomstock
Comatock
Bellean Wood
Britain
Soviet Russia
The Retreat From Communism Reform Mist Breathing in Soviet Life
The Soviet Control Committee concludes bureaucracy harms freedom and that large scale communism has failed. Civilization returns slowly as the state loses grip and individual liberty resurfaces amid increasing discontent.
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Soviet Control Committee
Notable Figures and Events Highlighted in Mixed News Item
A broad feature lists birthdays and notable figures including Lindbergh, Rankin, Owsley, Howard, Hutchins, Butterfield, and Pulitzer with ages and origins. It also hints at England's strike talk, a possible Promoted general strike, and mentions a wedding party and local briefs among various cultural references and social notes.
Avon Lake Woman Dies at 39 in Amherst Sanatorium
Irene Leonard, 39, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Leonard of Steve Moore Road Avon Lake, died Wednesday at Pleasant View Sanatorium Amherst after a ten year illness. Born in Avon and a Lorain class of 1923 graduate, she belonged to St Teresa church Sheffield. Survived by parents, one sister Ruth Frey, brother Edwin, two grandmothers Emma Leonard Cleveland and Katherine Zimmer Lorain. funeral by Reichlin Cooley Lorain. arrangements incomplete. Seventy local men to present in Womanless Wedding at Avon Lake Senor auditorium June 11-12. cast lists follow with many names.
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Miss Leonard
Avon Lake
Jane
Irene Leonard
Peter Leonard
Steve Moore Road
Pleasant View
Katherine Zimmer
Lorain
Reichlin-Cooley
New York Day by Day on Theater Figures and Hecklers
In this New York Day by Day sketch, Dwlon Deere Wiman emerges as a diletante producer with a personal theater sense. Profiles trace figures like John Hay Whitney, Withrop Ames, Lunt Fontanne and Alfred Lunt, and veteran hecklers Stewart Brown and Julius Tannen, noting their influence, quirks, and impact on stage life and city politics. The piece blends salon gossip with sharp observations of theatrical culture.
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New York
Dwlon Deere Wiman
Lardner
John Hay Whitney
Heen
Robert W. Sherwood
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
Bryan
Julius Tannen
Haimer and Tongs
Beexler
Rosler
Wilton Lackeve
Gumbols Replies and Authors in a Witty Gossip Column
A breezy column surveys quirky literary and media figures. Charles Phelps Cushing roams Kansas City with camera and notebook, pursuing saleable fragments while others chase fame or forgettable trends. Names like Yommy Manville Fannie Hurst fan club Raquel Meller and Julia Sanderson dot the piece, ending with a playful quip about a neighbor’s boy seeking to arrest his mother over curls.
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Charles Phelps Cushing
Turnalumous
Kansas City Star
Metropolis
Nou
Alfred Vanderbilt
Yommy Manville
Fannie Hurst
Hawaii
Raquel Meller
Berlin
Violet
Julia Sanderson
Ben Ames Williams
Musty Law Requires Smoke Pipe on Autos in Toledo
Toledo workers on a WPA project unearthed a 10 year old ordinance from 1865 that would arrest any motorist and fine $50 if enforced. It bans starting portable engines within 20 feet of any building unless a smoke pipe 10 feet high above the engine with spark arresters and ash pan is used. In other news Yale freshman John I Kuhn holds an 1840 Timothy Dwight letter from Yale.
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Toledo
PWA
New Haven
Conn
John I. Kuhn
Yale
Timothy Dwight
Jetter Found Amid Old Auction Picks in Connecticut Town
A rare Jetter, one of about six remaining, was unearthed from a parcel of jetters sold at a local Connecticut auction. The text notes the historical claim and ties it to a broader remark about the modern Jewish colonization of Palestine beginning in 1882.
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Connecticut
Palestine
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Mexico
Storehouse OF the World
Alexander Rumboldt
Amied
R. C. Mastan
A. L. Werner
Rotary Club
City Park
Elyria
R. J. Porter
D. Hiatt
Amherst
State Department of Agriculture
Lorain County
England
Lindbergh
Jeanette Rankin
Morntana
Georgia
Missola
Mont
Alvin M. Owsley
Texas
Keryon L. Butterfield
Asbury Park
N. J
Lapeer
Mich
Ralph Pulitzer
St. Louis
Ats Azo
Hichard Strauss
Loday
Harvey Lessing
Oscar Gammage
Grace McCurdy
Hilen Hall
Congregational Church
Theodore Weber
Rocky River
Margaret Theisey
B. Quarrie
Stupa Lake Road
F. Dowd
Muli Road
Loral
Avon Lake Senoo
Butler
Bill Schumaker
Herb Arnold
el Dechant
Farl Schneren
Jack Stelmack
Frank Segar
Marvin Burmeister
Melsin Anderson
Jas. E. Haydon
Bad Little Brothers
Pat Garber
Adelbert Katz
Ikey Rosenstein
Dwight IF
Bride
Joe Shirley
Charlie Chapin
Ernest Werdel
Charles Willams
John Britton
Clearview
Henry Pape
J. S. King
Joe Boehm, Jr
Joe Cajka
Mary Pickford
Norman Anderson
Groom
Kentucky
David Hornfall
Granville Dunlap
Andrew Carnegie
Beecher Powell
Stewart Brown
John Purroy Mitchell
Board of Estimate
Cweat Leimbs
Gumbols
Lord Fauntleroy
McNaught Syndicate
City Tire House Cor
Rast Ave
Depot St
Ieee
Masonic ‘Temple
Ali
Thor Washing Machine
Thor
O.p.s.electric Shops Inc
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