A Country Upside Down Russian Continued from Yesterday
Moscow July 26 report on Soviet government structure with details of the All-Union Congress of Soviets, the Central Executive Committee, and the Council of People's Commissars. Discusses rights, universal suffrage limits, land policy, state control of industry, and foreign relations. Notes Stalin’s leadership and the 1930s cultural contrasts in Moscow and Leningrad, including nightlife and dancing bans.
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North Ridgeville T. A. meeting highlights and events
At the North Ridgeville P T A meeting Dr OBrien from the County Health Service outlined the tuberculosis skin test to be given Wednesday to the school children. Paul Sloan spoke on Child Guidance. Bob Burns and Harlach Brown led a P T singfest. Ruth Christman will organize a mothersinger group. Thirty three members of the Congregational church ladies visited the Fields group for quilts and antiques. The seventh grade art show featured Ellen Hancock Dorothy Ely Earl Andreas Hilda Daniels and Wilbur Krueger with music The Dance of the Marionettes accompanied by Mil-
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Shaker Heights
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Ruth Christman
Ellen Hancock
Dorothy Ely
Earl Andreas
Hilda Daniels
Wilbur Krueger
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House of Magic to Visit Elyria Friday
The House of Magic exhibit, seen by thousands at the Century of Progress, arrives in Elyria tomorrow at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. The free educational science show, led by Oliver Ayer of General Electric, promises demonstrations of visible sound, audible light, color sorting by the electric eye, and other wonders. The 730-seat auditorium at the high school will cap capacity, so attendees should come early.
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Change of North Amherst name debated by Post Office
Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock favors keeping his birth town name North Amherst delaying Amherst renaming. The motion to change was started three years ago by village residents but faced South Amherst objections. Objections were overruled and sent to Washington for decision.
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Wellington mayor Otle Williams named oldest Ohio mayor
Wellington Ohio mayor Otle Williams is recognized as the oldest mayor in the state at 72. He has a long career with the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, serving 38 years as station agent in Wellington, after four years with the railroad overall. The village residents vote on sewer service provision based on value.
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Immutable Silver to Gold Ratio Cited Historically
The passage notes a long standing or immemorial standard where gold and silver were produced with a rough 12 to 15 ounces of silver per one ounce of gold, indicating an established ratio cited without a uniform rate.
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