Japan refuses to surrender Mandated Islands claim
Japan insists on annexation of the Mandated Islands as a naval lifeline and rejects any surrender. The ministry states the 1600 islands remain under Japanese custody despite Allied and League of Nations pressure, contrasting with Western opinions favoring return to the League.
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FORIO
Japan
Ministry of Mary
Adolph Hitler
Germany
League of Nations
Great Britain
Wilson
Pacific Islands
France
League
Geneva
Four Wesleyan Students Die/ suffer injuries in ditching crash
Four Ohio Wesleyan College students traveling to Elyria were ditched by slippery pavement north of Sullivan Ohio. Two young men were pinned under the car with head lacerations and were rushed to Falls Clinic for treatment.
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Sullivan, O
Ohio Wesleyan College
Elyria
Sullivan
Falls Clinic
St Patrick's Suppers and Luncheon Held at Local Churches
The Congregations al church men served a St Patrick's supper in the church basement last Friday with 146 attendees. The Overcomers Class of the Christian church also held a St Patrick's lunch for 30 present. Mr and Mrs Ora Hankinson and sons were Sunday guests at Harley Hicks family in Ashland.
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The
Christian Church
Ora Hankinson
Harley Hicks
Ashland
H. J. Fisher
Net Sprague
M. A. Smith
Wiseman
Creek Road
A. B Fowler
Zack
Akron
Wm. Polley
Lorain
Bord Hawley
Wilbur Shawn
Lakevond
Southview Cemetery
Sullivan
Shawn
Gladys Ward
Elmer Ward
E. C. Elliott
Lloyd Moore
Polk
Nellie Immel
Dewey Brown
Nova
Immel
British Officer and Wife Visit Sullivan After London Trip
Major H H Walker of the Royal Air Force and his wife Eleanor Daniels arrived in New York from London and traveled to Sullivan and Ottumwa for their month long leave. They will return via New York for sailing and likely stay longer in Sullivan at the Rogers home. Other local items note various social visits, a funeral in Sullivan, and a concert by Oberlin Seminary’s Gospel Team scheduled for March 26 with Harold Mercer as captain.
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Sullivan
H. HE. Walker
Royal Air Force
Eleanor Daniels
Merritt Roger
London
England
New York
Mansfield
Clark Daniels
Ottumwa
Merritt Rogers
Rogers
Cairo
Egypt
Walker
Florida
Wen Dorlap
Seville
R. Peters
Cleveland
Dgusry
Geatland
M. L. Burden
Litehedd
Tring Fwin
von Cole
Mireth Poert Miller
WW. Barden
Elyria
Las
Dwight Vonhollan
Jones Farm
Oberlin Seminary
Harold Mercier
John D. King
Hanama Tasaki
Z. Tanaka
Thornley Johnson
Thoughts on pop culture figures and public figures in New York
A reflective column from New York on March 24 noting memories of Bessie Clayton and Bessie McCoy, Bayard Pope and Herbert Swope, Ruth Raphael, Ruth, and others. The piece muses on radio, celebrities like Peggy Wood and Jack Haley, and the idea of autograph value, ending with a confession of personal insecurity.
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New York
Bessie Clayton
Bessie McCoy
Bayard Pope
Herbert Swope
Arthur Samuels
Dresden China
Emanie Sachs
Queen Victoria
Count von Luckner
Blancart
Hic de France
Ruth Raphael
Radio City
Mexico City
Peggy Wood
Jack Haley
Owen D. Young
Herbert Witherspoon
Jimmy Durante
Blowy
Gloria Swanson
Waterlilies and Stage Fantasies in Vaudeville History
A fragment discusses graceful imagery Waterlilies and a cool melodic breast and imagines leaping for buttercups. It notes superstition in vaudeville about solo careers and cites examples including Willie and Eugene Howard separating then reuniting, Lew Fields solo then teaming with Joe Weber, the Roger and Russell brothers avoiding solo work, and Jimmy Durante breaking into stardom by shocking Clayton and Jackson.
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Willie
Eugene Howard
Lew Fields
Joe Weber
Roger and
Russell Brothers
Jimmy Durante
Clayton
Jackson
Newspaper Syndication and Celebrity Echoes at White House Lunch
A portrait of media reach shows Calvin Coolidge marveling at the Washington Herald’s wide circulation via Arthur Brisbane. The piece also notes shifts in entertainment careers, including a piano promoter, a theatrical family member, and Leo Marsh’s radio turn.
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Calvin Coolidge
White House
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Washington Herald
United States
Psychologist’s Eccentric Remarks Stir Town Hall Audience
A Town Hall psychologist made unclear remarks about potential violence in a crowded auditorium. The exchange sparked confusion and concern among attendees as speculation circulated.
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Town Hall
Ted Tou
McNaught Sy Cate, Inc
Night in the Metropolitan sparks romance with Philip Gerard
Sue Allard, a Brooklyn telephonist, shares a dazzling evening with Philip Gerard, heir to the Gerard steel fortune. They dine in the Metropolitan’s Pompeiian room and dance, pairing Sue’s hunger for affection with Philip’s charm as their bond deepens amid social contrasts. The story hints at future meetings and a Boston wedding tied to Philip’s old classmate.
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Sue Ahord
New York
Philip Gerard
Merta Morris
Hves
Philip
Sue
Brooklyn
Sue Sax
Pinky Trevis
Grace
Annabel
Pheip
Qn Ansiver
Pinky
Atame
Boston
Attow
Werle Beckiwich
Metropolitan
Ste
Brunnette
Gerard Steel
Tore
Lis
Sita
Misc
Sue Allard
Gerard
Young People’s Choir Plans March Banquet and Rally
The community is invited to the annual Young People’s banquet and rally on Thursday evening March 30. Supper at 7 p.m. Tickets sold by members of the Yours People’s Class. The event features stunts and an address by Raymond F. McLain of Cleveland.
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Young People
Young Peoples
Raymond F. McLain
Cleveland
Howard Rader
Harold
Local farmers find cheap fertilizer from Galena limestone
In Potosi Wisconsin farmers can obtain inexpensive fertilizer by digging a rich Galena limestone deposit nearby. Soil experts report the limestone has a high purity and requires no pulverizing before spreading on fields.
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Potosi
Wis
Community Notes From Eaton Area Attendances
Local Eaton items list Sunday visits by Brian Tompkins and family and many others to farms and homes in Perry Russia town ship Avon Lake Spencer Wakeman Grange events church services and family gatherings. Several residents recoveries and birthdays are noted along with upcoming Grange meetings and local club activities.
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Harold Sayles
Elyria
Staite Farm
Edward Hillman
John Hammer
Lorain
Frances Davis
Miss Bell
Berea
Elizabeth Davis
August Farschman
Carl Frey
Wakeman
Hillman
Jean Cook
Lester
Columbus
Ohio State University
Hitler Threatens Monarchy, Attacks Socialism in Reichstag
Berlin March 24. Adolf Hitler told the Reichstag no monarchist restoration is now to be discussed and any attempt by single states to solve the problem will be treason. He denounced socialism and communism, vowed ruthless action against treason, and asserted the government will act impartially toward religious bodies while upholding laws. Hermann Goering opened the session with Eckhart tribute as Nazis and Nationalists observed Dieter Eckhart’s birthday.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Bavaria
Hitler
Hirles
Hermann Goerme
Mreichstaz
Dietrich Eckharetz
Eckhart
Christian Endeavor to Meet at Parish House Friday
Henrietta March 24 The Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed church will hold their monthly business meeting and social at the Parish House Friday evening. A pot luck lunch will be served. Everybody invited.
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Ner
Ralph Stranahan
Elyria
Alfred Alexander
Snodgrass
Albert Alexander
Bert Eddy
Clara Mae
Alberta
Nettie Bennet
LaPorte
Lee Terrell
Glenn Stranahan
Fields Ladies’ Aid Society
Warren Stranahan
Clayton Stranahan
Netie Thompson
Harland Brown
Robert Burns
Cemeter Club
National Grange
Eaton
William Hennie
John Hennie
John
Charles Ossing
Harry Drew
Cleveland
Arthur Buck
Ed Wilford
Ridgeville
Will Hennie
H. Peachey
Roy Meyers
North Olmsted
Blanche Meyers
Henrietta
Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Harland Schlecter
Carolynn
Walter Bennett
D. C
William Sudro
Howard
Maynard Unger
Daniels
Berlin Heights
Walter Harkness
Detroit
Fred Schlotag
Perkins Township
Shirley Unger
Maynard Delefield
John Delefield
Laura
Douglas Delefield
Elmer Christian
Phrilis
Commissioner Eats Nuts for Midday Meal
El Paso reports county commissioner John L. Andreas avoids heavy lunches. He eats peanuts or pinon nuts with meat, potatoes, a drink, and dessert, saying large noon meals make him drowsy.
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EL Paso
Tex
John L. Andreas
Hla
Duxbury Man Clipped By Court To Break Prohibition Pledge
Charles M. Hayden of Duxbury Massachusetts defied his vow made in 1919 to stay in town until Prohibition ended. A court summons compelled him to travel to Plymouth to comply with the order, ending his self imposed restriction.
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Duxbury
Mass
Charles M. Hayden
Plymouth
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