Fritzsche and Helfrich Named Co-Chairs of Charities Drive
Allan W. Fritzsche treasurer of General Industries Company and C J Helfrich of Elyria are named co chairmen of the Lorain County Catholic Charities Campaign committees by W J Murphy president of the Catholic Charities Corporation They will attend a dinner meeting of all County Chairmen on March 16 at the Mid Day Club in Cleveland to discuss ways and means for the Diocesan Campaign Organization The Catholic Charities drive will run May 7 to 13 across 272 parishes in the Diocese of Cleveland.
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Allan W. Fritzsche
General Industries Company
C. J. Helfrich
Elyria
Lorain County
Catholic Charities Campaign
Fritzsche
Helfrich
W. J. Murphy
Catholic Charities Corporation
Heinrich
Mid Day Club
Union Commerce Building
East Ninth Street
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Career Girls Sadden Australia's School Head
Hobart reports Minister of Education E. J. Ogilvie deplored a shift toward typewriter work for girls over domestic science. He urged girls to focus on balanced diets kitchen problems and practical domestic skills.
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Career Girls
Australia
Hobart
Parents’ and Friends’ Association
E. J. Ogilvie
Australia Seizes Nearly Four Thousand Dingo Traps
Officials report about 4000 wild dogs were captured across Australia in the past year as part of nationwide wildlife control. The program targets dingo populations to protect livestock and ecosystems amid ongoing eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Brazil plans strengthening of national defense ties
Washington reports confirm Brazil will strengthen certain defense aspects immediately as part of a continental defense plan. State Department declined direct comment while noting the plans were disclosed during Brazilian Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha’s visit to seek credits to boost Brazil United States trade. Aranha secured a five point program of financial and economic support to promote bilateral trade.
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Washington
Brazil
State Department
Oswaldo Aranha
United States
Aranha
Lions roar echoes in Australian church sermon
The Rev. C. A. White in Cootamundra asks if lions share an atavistic memory of Christians once fed to them in Rome. While portraying martyr fate, he cried Christians to the lions and a lion in the circus lot roared loudly nearby.
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Cootamundra
Australia
C. A. White
Rome
New Orleans Healthier City in 1938 Figures
New Orleans showed a slight improvement in health with an estimated population of 523000 and a death rate of 15.44 per thousand. The 1937 rate was 15.50 and the 1936 rate 17.31, per city board of health statistics.
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New Orleans
City Board of Health
Roosevelt to Ask Congress for More WPA Funds
President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress again for WPA funds after a House Democratic group cut 150 million dollars from his initial request. Harrington warns relief rolls must shrink without new money, and the WPA moves to tighten oversight and remove hundreds of staff tied to politics.
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Washington
C.b
Roosevelt
Congress
Democratic
House
House Appropriations
WPA
Francis C. Harrington
House Appropriations Committee
Harrington
Britain Reaches Three Million Telephone Subscribers
Britain now has 3,000,000 telephone subscribers, with the number rising rapidly this year as service expands and availability increases nationwide.
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Britain
Award Contract For Steel Cement Tests
County commissioners awarded a contract to The Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories for testing steel and cement used in the Erie avenue bridge sub-structure piers and east abutment in Lorain at a cost not to exceed 150 dollars. The Lombardo Brothers Company of Cleveland previously held the contract.
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Pittsburgh
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Lombardo Brothers Company
Cleveland
False Teeth Suggested For Time In Infancy
Dr. Richard C. Mears at the Philadelphia county dental convention urged saving baby teeth when possible. If extraction is needed, replace them with bridges or plates to maintain spacing until the second teeth emerge. Dentures are advised to ensure proper alignment of the future teeth.
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Philadelphia
Richard C. Mears
Bala-Cynwyd
Mears
Arab Scholar Discusses Palestine Issue at Oberlin
Asif Tannus from the American University of Beirut told Oberlin College students that the Palestine problem involves Britain, Jews, and Arabs. He urged no side be taken without full facts and outlined Arab demands for stopping Jewish immigration and land sales, and a democratic government. He contrasted Zionist goals with British mandate and warned against compromising at London talks.
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Oberlin
Palestine
Asif Tannus
American University of Beirut
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Tannus
Great Britain
London
Oberline
America
Bethlehem
Syria
British
England
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Charities
MET. Opera
Music Store
Pope Pius XI
Vatican City
Pius XII
Acme
Erotame Florist
E. Broad Street
Lion
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Edith Mae
Middle Avenue
Lynn Bari
New York
Walter Kane
Miss Bari
Marjorie Betzer
Roanoke
Amazi
Idol
Gabardine
Thrift Shoe Store
Brenner
Brenner’s
Broad Street
Stream Shing Vcusystem
Chevrolet
al Fe Taddard
General Motors
The
USA
Ry Mosty
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
E. Bridge St
Ohio
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