Former Elyrian in Limelight in Los Angeles
A former Elyrian and 1925 Independent mayoral candidate BIN Busich is now in the Los Angeles limelight for involvement in an aircraft sit-down strike. The Los Angeles Times notes his Pasadena 1920s activities and his Oberlin College background, tracing his move from Elyria to California and his public attention in California politics.
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Elyrian
bin” Busich
Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles Times
Busich
Oberlin College
Elyrly
Harry Hinkson
Wiliam XN. Harding
Socialist organizer Bu tsch fired as mayor candidate in Los Angeles
The text traces a 1930 31 32 arc of a Socialist activist in Los Angeles including parade provocation with a hearse protest for Mooney a jail release bid by Upton Sinclair arrests during sidewalk blockades mayoral bid in 1932 and leadership roles in the CIO and ILGWU noting NRA influence in needle trades and religious development as spiritual history.
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Los Angeles
Mooney
Socialist Party
Assembly
Upton Sinclair
California
Busich
Thomas Mooney
Pasadena
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
NRA
Committee For Industrial Organization
the Times
V F W Post Holds Busy Meeting on Five Point Program
Commander Beattie of Post 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars outlined a five point program at a regular meeting. Two points stress military welfare and Americanism, with calls for restrictive alien laws and neutral, defense focused policy. The other three defend disabled veterans families and civilian job laws. Delegation will attend Sandusky rally. Mervyn Appleton Akin and William Moir joined. Junior order under James M. Powell shows progress.
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Beattie
Post 1079
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Sandusky
Mervyn Appleton Akin
William Moir
Order of the
February Busy for County School Officials
February proved busy for county education leaders as reports to the county school board detail activities. Superintendent A Gibbons visited 72 teachers, attended eight board meetings, a superintendent-principal meeting, a teachers’ meeting, and several committees. Music Supervisor Gerald M. Frank visited 21 schools, attended four PTA meetings, one board meeting, two teachers’ meetings, and one state meeting. Emma Gleason visited 79 teachers and joined three teachers’ meetings on reading and two on arithmetic. A note on the Feder al Writers Project cites a possible first bicycle built in California, near Pacheco, by Barnett Brothers in the 1860s or 1870s.
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A. Gibbons
Gerald M. Frank
Emma Gleason
HUNT
San Francisco
Federal Writers Project
United States
California
Pacheco
Barnett Brothers
Lorain County Rural School Districts Prepare 1937-38 Plan
Lorain County Board of Education approved a survey of current district organization and heard three transfer requests affecting Pittsfield and Elyria Townships. A hearing on 1937-38 organization is expected late this month or early April, with state officials possibly attending.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Board Ciers
State Department of Education
State Department
Pittsfield Township
Pittsfield
Wellington
Ray Carter
Mattie Ruhl
Ambrus Toth
Quarry Road
Oberlin
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Elyria Township
Elyria City
Whch
Pease
LaGrange
Oberlin ties bind as Miss Shipman weds Paul Krieg
The Oberlin couple Miss Eva May Shipman and Paul Krieg wed in Ripley New York at 9 15 am Sunday February 28 with Rev Charles J Zetler performing the ceremony Attendants were Miss Dorothy Hart and W H Unger The bride a navy blue crepe gown and yellow rose shoulderette will reside at 46 Groveland street Mrs Krieg worked at Ohio Electric and Mr Krieg is employed in Elyria The couple plan a future in Oberlin and Ripton area
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Henry Ellis
Lorain
Eva May Shipman
Oberlin
Paul Krieg
Carl Krieg
Ripton
Ripley
N. Y
Charles J. Zetler
Methodist Church
Dorothy Hart
W. H. Unger
Elyria
Krieg
Oberlin School of Commerce
Ohio Electric Power Company
Mr. Krieg
Groveland Street
Encampment and Club Meetings Thursday in Oberlin
Local social and fraternal groups announce Thursday meetings across Encampment Groveland and East College areas. Clubs including Comfort Literary and Social and West Russia plan home gatherings with pot luck noon meal and all day sessions. Oberlin Women's Club Music Dept meets Friday. R A M chapter and Pythian Sisters hold events. W R C posts patriotic program with refreshments.
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Comfort Club
Leslie Bickel
Groveland Street
Mra
R. W. Allen
East College Street
J. White
West Russia Club
Walter Walker
Morgan Street
Junior Star Club
Clarence van Ausdale
Locust Street
Oberlin Women's Club
E. A. Stocker
South Professor Street
Oberlin
Pythian Sisters
RK. P
W.R C
Avon A and E Club Hosts Avon Gathering in March
Avon A and E club members met at the Alten home Saturday evening for a card party with prizes awarded to Phil Gerhart Tom Schneider Mrs John Alten Mrs Walter McAlister and John Spaeth. A two course lunch followed and the group plans another meeting at John Spaeth's home in three weeks.
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A. and F. Club
Avon
Harry Alten
A. and E
Phil Gerhart
Tom Schneider
John Alten
Walter McAlister
John Spaeth
Avon Lake Mothers' Study Group Elects Chairman
Avon Lake March 2 Mrs Art Redding was elected chairman for the coming school year at a Mothers' Study Group meeting Wednesday afternoon. Mrs L J Heider spoke on Mental Hygiene. Next meeting March 10 will discuss Movies and Radio in Children's Lives.
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Avon Lake
Art Redding
L. J. Heider
Mondays Prove Most Dangerous Hour For Torontonians
Toronto industrial accident statisticians report Mondays between 10 and 11 o clock as the year’s most dangerous period for the average person. The warning comes as part of safety guidance issued to residents and workers.
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Toronto
Money Lender Demands 233 500 Percent Interest in India
A money lender Kishore Chasé in res brought at Rerosepur lent a village ST rupees 4932.50 in 1896. A parcel of land was mortgaged to secure the loan with the produce pledged to pay interest. Exorbitant rates on the remainder led the lender to sue for 203 120 rupees amid a growing city seeking reform.
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Bombay
Kishore ‘Chasé
Rerosepur
Pusa Chand
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