Processing Taxes in Lorain County Highlight Wheat and Hogs
A local report notes several thousand dollars in processing taxes collected in Lorain County mainly from wheat and hogs. Wheat millers pay tax on milled wheat except that milled for farmer use, hog tax is 2.5 cents per pound for hogs killed for market, with exemptions for small farmers. Taxes fund wheat and corn hog adjustments, and most farmers should receive net benefits.
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Lorain County
Internal Revenue Office
Aylesworth Dictates Radio Frontier From Silence and Skill
In New York on May 1 the NBC chief Merlin H. Aylesworth earns fame for silence and strategic listening. Born Cedar Rapids Iowa he rose from country law to public utilities, guiding Amos n Andy and shaping radio talent. Nicknamed Deac he handles finances and executive matters while golfing with Kent Cooper and Johnny Horgan.
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New York
Merlin H. Aylesworth
Aylesworth
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Colorado
Publi Utilities
N. B.C
Amos 'N Andy
Chicago
Deac
Kent Cooper
May Day History and Notables Across Centuries
A dense column blends May Day lore with historical milestones from May 1 across years. It notes 1637 Hartford war, 1704 first American newspaper ad, 1836 Beaver steamship, 1862 safety matches, 1884 Chicago skyscraper construction and Woolworth Building opening, plus notable nativities and reflections on life, aging, and theater. It also highlights a personal reminiscence and cultural vignettes, ending with an attribution to McNaught Syndicate in 1934.
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Oyster Bay
Long Island
New York
Boston News-Letter
Chicago
William L. Jenney
Woolworth
Natex claims relief for four years of indigestion
An advertisement for Natex touts a triple strength tonic claimed to cure stomach trouble, indigestion, and associated symptoms. It cites a local tester Miss Ethel Gimor from Route No 1 who reports dramatic improvements after using Natex, and promotes Muir's Original Cut Rate Drug Store at 413 Broad Street as the place to learn more.
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Muir
Natex
Ethel Gimor
Broad Street
Ady
Fishermen press for 2 million plan to save river fishery
At Astoria Oregon officials report fishermen urge approval of spending about 2 million dollars at a new dam across the Columbia River to safeguard the salmon industry. Charlies E. Knapp, president of the Protective Union, stated the case.
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Albastoria
Jonet
Bonnewiie
Columbia River
Samuel Gompers Leader of American Labor Movement
Samuel Gompers, famed cigar maker and longtime head of the American Federation of Labor, shaped U S labor politics from the federation’s founding era until his death in 1924. Born in London, he immigrated in 1862, helped organize the Cigar Makers International Union, and led the AF of L with a focus on industrial conciliation and opposition to socialist currents.
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George Dewey
Manila
Adolph Fittler Wax
Erleh von Ludendorff
Bavaria
Waß
Broadway
Ronald Wolf
Bugs Baer
Julius Tannen
Joe Frisco
Joe Cunningham
Wolf
Eumene Kelcey Allen
New Amsterdam
Erlanger
United States
American Federation of Lator
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Ofce
John Mcbride
Gom
London
Pers
Cigar Makers International Union
AF of
Jewish refugees aid planned in Salt Lake City drive
A Salt Lake City committee organized to aid 63000 German Jewish refugees exiled for opposing Hitler will negotiate with international relief campaigns. The plan envisions financing the persecuted Jews to travel back to Palestine as part of a broader aid effort.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tipi
Germany
Hitler
Palestine
Avon Hostess Club Night and Local Visits
Mrs Frank X Dechant hosted the Mornings Glory club with card games and awards for high score and second prize. Alice Miller was awarded a bronze medal by the Cleveland Press for school spelling champion. VisitorsIncluded Mrs Anna Schwartz Miss Lilian Schwartz of Cleveland and Mrs T Schneider Mr and Mrs Green and Rosa Calderon of Mexico. Additional social visits span Elyria Detroit and Indiana with neighbors and relatives.
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AVON
Frank x. Dechant
Mornings Glory Club
Ebi Kulngshirn
FP. X. Dechant
Henry Mittendorf
J. J. Weller
Alice Miller
St. Mary's School
Cleveland Press
P. J. Gerhart
Anna Schwartz
Lil-ian Schwartz
Cleveland
Tohmas Schneider
Ian Albert
Mabel Spaeth
Elyria
Herbert Green
Green
Calderon
Violetta
Mexico
Roy Barrett
Felix Shevinsky
M.A Webber
John Jameson
Detroit
Indiana
Albert Brant
Bart Reisinger
Betty Krupp
Doris Gerhart
Clarence Krupp
Betty
Albert J. Aust
Lights of St. John
Joseph Knipper
Joseph Forthofer
Arkansas Stooge Debuts At U of Arkansas
Margaret Wilkes, a University of Arkansas junior in business administration from Pine Bluff, starts a wit and humor publication named The Arkansas Stooge, the first university humor magazine in 12 years, funded by student readers. Olives in salt water or vinegar, olive oil feature in Greek diet.
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Margaret Wilkes
University of Arkansas
Margaret
Arkansas Stooge
Pine Bluff
Ark
Wild Fowl Sanctuary Proposal At Lower Klamath Lake
The Klamath County Chamber of Commerce asked the federal government to flood 25 000 acres of the old Lower Klamath Lake bed to create a wild fowl sanctuary. The plan would cost about 600 000 dollars to purchase and reflood the land, as waterfowl decline due to drainage of lakes and swamps. The piece notes social progress is increasingly evident across religion ethics art and language.
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Klamath Falls
Klamath Lake
Klamath County
Goats Immunity and Goat Milk Advocates Highlight Health Role
Roselot Goat Farm promotes goat milk as beneficial in fighting pediatric tuberculosis. Daly Delivery contact 2539.
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Rosselot Goat Farm
Daly
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Republic of Greece
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Lorain County Bank
Ohio
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