Grand Jury Intervenes in Lorain Bookie Raid at Colonial Hotel
Readers questioned why local police failed to act while the Grand Jury directed Sheriff Finegan to raid the Colonial Hotel in Lorain. Two men were arrested and slot machine money was partly returned after $100 fines. The public seeks strict enforcement to end gambling and ensure law is applied.
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United States Eyes Cotton Control Conference
The State Department calls for an international conference on cotton to address surpluses and depressed prices. U.S. producers now receive about 8 to 14 cents per pound with no subsidy, and stockpiles reach about 14 million bales. A quota system among major producers could be discussed, but success hinges on broad cooperation and long term gains.
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Valor and verse from Fort McHenry and Paris cycling feat
In 1814 Francis Scott Key wrote The Defense of Fort McHenry after watching the flag still fly over Fort McHenry. The banner sewn by Mary Pickersgill was raised on September 13 in Baltimore. Pierre Labric descended 347 steps of the Eiffel Tower on a bicycle in 1923. Tomorrow: The town of valor.
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Fort McHenry
Mary Pickersgill
Baltimore
Pierre Labric
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Town of Valor
Royalty Discloses Private Views On Women and Welfare Debates
The Washington Merry Go Round reports leaked private talks after Britannic Majesties left Washington. Queen Elizabeth urged women not to fear work and warned against restricting rights, while discussions with WPA head and Secretary Hopkins touched on social welfare and reform parallels with Lloyd George era Britain.
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King and Queen visit sparks of cameras and chaos at Capitol
King ahead of Queen tour draws photographers as Jimmy Roosevelt leads a chase for shots. A clash of nerves and etiquette unfolds around the marble sarcophagus and Mount Vernon visit, with photographers demanded rights and royal reactions noted.
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Notable Birth Dates From Prominent Americans
Major Edward Bowes of New York born in San Francisco is highlighted along with Frederick E Williamson president of New York Central Railway born in Norwalk Ohio aged 63 in 2010. The list includes John J Glennon archbishop of St Louis born in Ireland 77 years ago Karl Landsteiner Rockefeller Foundation member born in Vienna 71 years ago John McCormack singer born in Ireland 55 years ago Frederick M Feiker secretary American Engineering Council born in Northampton Massachusetts 58 years ago Dr Livingston Farrand retired Cornell president born in Newark New Jersey 72 years ago.
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American Engineering Council
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Mass
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Cornell
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Endowed Today Offers Large Ideas With Risk of Misuse
The piece cautions that today's promising ideas can be impractical if misdirected. It urges steering thoughts into proper channels to ensure a successful life, warning that improper paths may lead to a blighted outcome.
Oberlin College Chemist to Be Honored in Boston Dinner
Dr Harry N Holmes head of the Oberlin College Chemistry Department will be guest of honor at a testimonial dinner in Boston on September 12. The event marks 25 years of teaching and is hosted by former students in connection with the American Chemical Association annual meeting.
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Harry N Holmes
Oberlin College
Boston
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Treasure in the Field and the Call to Seek God’s Kingdom
A meditation on the parable of the hidden treasure in Matthew 13.44 46 and the call to seek knowledge of God’s kingdom, urging earnest effort to find and possess eternal happiness through devotion.
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Local Social Notes and Railroad Staffing Changes
La Grange hosts Carlton Adams family and George Foster guests. Mrs B H Ryan returns home from Vickery after visiting Rush family. New York Central Railroad ends the local section gang and assigns Grafton and Wellington divisions to repair work. Mr Lewis Gordon shifts to Marion. Mrs Gordon visits there. Bernard Wareham and daughter Nancy Lee of Chesterland plan an extended visit with Mrs E L Adams. Wareham to attend Ohio State University summer school after late June.
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Russell
George Foster
Wellington
B. H. Ryan
Vickery
Rush
New York Central Railroad
Rat Road Repair
Grafton
Lewis Gordon
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Gordon
Bernard Wareham
Nancy Lee
Chesterland
E. L. Adams
Wareham
Ohio State University
Hitler's headache as forecast meets reality in Czech anti Nazi resistance
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that after Nazi Germany annexed Bohemia and Moravia in March, Czechs show resolve amid renewed oppression. German reprisals close schools and theatres, disarm police, and appoint a district commissioner, while cautions about future anti regime movements persist.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Weather Chief Sees Weather Science Emerging From Dark Ages
United States Weather Chief F W Reichelderfer warns that surface work in meteorology hides vast challenges. He notes government education and private efforts have combined to push research past a three-quarter century mark. He criticizes wildcat forecasting as quackery while true meteorologists tackle nearly insurmountable obstacles.
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