Whitewash probe hopes to aid Governor Davey relief
Relief efforts for Governor Davey proceed as he remains unable to walk while recovering from flu. Social news notes Mr and Mrs Shuon Rice entertaining at their home over weekend with relatives from Mansfeld and Huntington. The Interclass basketball tournament is slated for March 23 at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. Civil War hero Horace Porter, secretary to President Grant, spoke at the unveiling of the Washington Arch and Grant's Tomb in New York City, noted as major Manhattan commemorations.
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Theer
Rice
Mansfeld
Alfred Fuller
Earl Berger
Huntington
Clem Finkle
Horace Porter
President Grant
Washington Arch
Grant
New York City
Manhattan
Ohio House appoints probe panel amid relief funding row
In Columbus on March 22 Republicans decried an upcoming legislature inquiry into the Ohio Relief program and the Hope Kins charges as a whitewash for Governor Davey. Speaker Bittinger named five Democrats and two Republicans to a six member Senate panel after Governor Davey approved, with Republican leaders saying they were not consulted on the GOP appointees.
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Ohio
Harry N. Hope Kins
Wis
Martin L. Davey
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House of Representatives
Heller
Senate
House
Democratic Committee
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J. Freer Bittinger
Ashland
Robert F. Kaser
Shelby
Harold F. Miller
Lucas County
John T. de Righter
Cuyahoga County
George M. Arnold
Prebla County
H. T. Phillips
Athens County
Meron B. Gessaman
Franklin County
Bittinger
Canada Tourist Trade Shows Big Increase
Ottawa report notes 1934 foreign automobiles carrying tourists rose to 3,261,546 from 3,096,887 in 1933. Most travelers came from the United States as Canada's tourist industry revives after years of decline.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Ministry of National Revenue
R. C. Matthews
United States
Eskimo Life Explored By Dr. Clark Graber At Kiwanis
Dr. Clark M. Graber, former head of Miski mo Schools for the U S government, spoke to the Kiwanis Club and visitors. He described Eskimo homes as underground chambers, walrus fat and clam stomach delicacies, infant mortality near fifty percent, and practices around burial, sanitation, and religion.
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Kiwanis Club
Milks Club
Clark M. Graber
United States
Graher
Traffic Wearing Down White Strips on Middle Avenue
Councilman Elmer Nelson criticized the brick paving on Middle avenue for thin white cement strips. He said the surface was intended to be 1.5 inches thick but in many spots is under half an inch, cracking and breaking away. He noted heavy traffic accelerates wear on the most-used strip.
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Middle Avenue
Elmer Nelson
Nelson
Tulane Professor To Hunt Mayan Ruins
New Orleans Franz Blont of Tulane University heads a Honduras expedition for archaeologic and ethnologic study of Maya ruins. The team includes Jens Yde of the Royal Danish National Museum and Prentiss Andrews of Chicago. They plan about ten months, visiting Mara Quiricna Copan and capitals of Guatemala and El Salvador.
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Franz Blont
Tulane University
Honduras
Biom
Royal Natonal Museum of Denmark
Jens Yde
Prentiss Andrews
Chicago
Mara
Quiricna
Copan
Guatemala
el Salvador
Avon Lake Community News and Society Notes
Avon Lake items cover a Legion Auxiliary meeting with speaker Mrs BG Rarey of Cleveland and community singing by Mrs Wayne Black. Also a sewing society gathering hosted by Mrs Len Mitchell with Mrs Malinda Beard, dinner and quilting. The High School Glee club presents an operetta The Gypsy Rover tonight. BRIEFS include visits, birthdays, and local family news.
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Sewing Society
Len Mitchell
Malinda Beard
Avon Lake Sewing Society
M Sponselier
Spencer Reese Visits Grafton Sister in Weekend Stop
Spencer Bobbie Reese of Grafton spent the last of the week here with his sister, Mrs. Donald Brouse. Reese enjoyed his brief visit and had a good time during the stay.
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Bobbie Reese
Grafton
Donald Brouse
Bobbie
Chesterfield Cigarettes Promote Mild Taste and Pleasure
A historical remark extols cigarettes as the mildest and purest way to use tobacco. It claims modern popularity and asserts Chesterfield cigarettes offer a milder flavor and greater enjoyment for both men and women.
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