Youth Recovering But His Sister the Auto Victim
Cleveland March 24 Michael Ondov Wittenberg College divinity student after a spinal operation faces new worry his sister Suzanne Schad injured by auto near their home Miss Ondet suffers possible brain concussion and scalp wounds The Ondov family mortgaged their home for 2500 and four Lutheran churches in Mansfield organized a fundraiser to aid Michael’s operation The mother died three years ago the father lives on a small pension
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Cleveland
Michael Ondov
Wittenberg College Divinity
Sean
Agalin
Suzanne
Michael
Miss Ontley
Shea
Hayesville
Ohio
Tie
Ondov
Mansfield
Miss Ondor
HOLC Office At Lorain Is Not Being Closed
Congressman Don W. Slarter announced that there is no intent to close the Lorain and Akron HOLC offices and no official recommendation to do so has been received. A formal review is expected as curtailment of expenditures may affect Ohio offices, and the board will be briefed with state congressional input before action.
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HOLC
Lorain
Die Home Owners
J Wean Corporation
Loral
Akron
Don W. Slarter
John W. Childress
HOLG
Ohio
Congreen
FOLC
Childress
No Encouragement For Business In Gainesville Speech
A reader dissected the President’s Gainesville remarks and found little shift toward business relief. The piece argues taxation and lack of policy confidence throttle industry, predicts voter sentiment will decide, and notes the administration shows no retreat from its stance on taxes or profits.
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Gainesville
Buness
New
Jargre
Small
Zippered uniforms for soldiers stir debate on romance of war
An essay argues military dress could revive volunteer enlistment by adding zip to uniforms as Britain tests denim zip jackets and ski pants for soldiers while the British and American forces experiment with changes to appeal to recruits. It notes ongoing khaki redesigns at home and questions whether better attire will ease hard service.
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Rudyard Kipling
Ethiopia
Spain
China
England
America
Britain
Tommy Atkins
War Office
Tommy
Sivell
Have Faith In America Democracy in this world is strong
Exiled German novelist Thomas Mann praises American democracy while noting Europe lacks freedom for artists. He warns Americans to defend democratic institutions and resist subversive influences that threaten national life. The piece contemplates liberty in Britain France and Switzerland and reflects on global threats to democratic life.
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Thomas Mann
Nazi Germany
United States
Mann
Europe
Great Britain
France
Switzerland
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
A fragment lists anniversaries for notable figures born in 1812 to 1949 including Joe Barlow Rufus Hing Fanny Crosby George Trair... Powell Serviss and Andrew Mellon. It also notes Today in History events from 1608 to 1910 and birthdays of Frank Benson Thomas Dewey and Karl Arnstein. A horoscope predicts a feminine, sociable phase with literary talent potential and cautions on self restraint. Manila, P.I., is noted as a rising Far East distribution hub.
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Joe] Barlow
Dar
Redding
Conn
America
Poland
Rufus Hing
New York
Scarboro
Maine
Fanny Crosby
Asus
Soneth N.Y
Bridgeport
Peich—George Francis Trai Reniine
Lergister
Boston
Jahn Wesley Powell
Treasiry
Pittsburgh
Lyn
Frank W. Benson
Salon
Aga
Chattfield-Tassar
Santa Barbara
Wanvage
Tsara
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Owassa
Lafayes College
Euston
Howell
Mich
Bible Readings Thursday March 24
Read St. Luke 4 40 48: at sunset the sick brought to him and he laid his hands on each one and healed them all.
Jesus the Son of God Heals and Unites Believers
A reflective passage on Jesus as the Son of God who heals both body and mind. It emphasizes his compassionate approach to the afflicted, making himself one with humanity to forge a link that allows divine life to unite believers with God. The tone recalls a sermon-like meditation.
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Christ
God
Jesus
John Oxeulin
Jaster Seeks Relaxation of Highway Injunction
Columbus March 24 Highway Director John Jaster asked Franklin County Common Pleas Court to relax a temporary injunction he said ties up the department. He claimed the injunction halted normal work and that the action targeted a letters mailing and misdirected projects. A deposition in the case will resume Tuesday as further details unfold.
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Columbus
John Duster
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Highway Directer
Agnes Jirkinson
Dascer
Rev Meister To Show Movies At Columbia Town Hall
Reverend Karl P Meister superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged will present a showing of fishing trip films at the Columbia town hall Friday at 8 p m The Ladies Aid Society of the Columbia M E Church will run a cafeteria supper from 5 30 to 7 30 p m
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Karl P. Meister
Elyria
Canada
Columbia Town Hall
Ladies Aid Society of the
Columbia M. ER
Motorist Fined Fifty Dollars By Mayor Petro
B C Buck of 612 East Avenue was fined 50 dollars plus costs and faces a six month driving suspension after arraignment before Major Joseph J Penn on a charge of driving while under the influence. He was arrested at 8 45 p m yesterday at East Avenue and Second Street by Parroliven Pant Palmer and Robert Schwartz. Prices of Japanese textiles are rising in India and buyers are turning to Indian products.
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B.C. Buck
East Avenue
Joseph J. Penn
Hairer
Parroliven Pant ‘Palmer
Robert Schwartz
Second Street
India
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Larry Prices
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