Nazi agents push smear democracy campaign warned by House panel
The House un American activities committee uncovered documents alleging Nazi agents order a nationwide smear democracy drive. Bund branches allegedly file voter indexes, mail denouncements of officials, and distribute fascist propaganda including The Vindicator. A Los Angeles Bund leader reportedly urged attacking Roosevelt and democracy.
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Washington
House un-Americanism Committee
Bund
Reynolds
North Carolina
South
Los Angeles
Safe diuretic claims for kidney bladder relief ad
An old advertisement promotes Gold Medal dias 11 Off Capsules as a harmless diuretic to flush wastes, ease kidney and bladder irritation, and aid sleep. It touts Haarlem Holland origin and promises quick health benefits with a thirty-five cent price in a period marketing voice.
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Haarlem
Hollands
Senator Borah Refuses Contact with Dewey in 100 Car Message
In a Saturday office scene Senator William E Borah is interrupted by Cora Rubin who mentions Dewey being on the prone Borah mispronounces the name and asks who Dewey Rubin identifies Tom Dewey of New York and Borah replies he is not in his 100 car
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Cora Rubin
Dewey
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Tom Dewey
New York
Dewes
Borah
Roosevelt eyes Mussolini while fearing Hitler’s wrath
The article portrays President Roosevelt as admiring Mussolini to restrain Hitler, hoping to curb war. Rome reports claim Mussolini resents the approach, while Roosevelt views Hitler as a dangerous, astute figure and once considered direct talks to avert global conflict.
Lorain County Education Board May Meeting Scheduled
The Lorain County Board of Education will hold its May meeting at the county school offices in the Elyria Block at 8 p m Friday Regular business will be discussed The board usually meets at 730 9 m but voted to start 8 pm during the summer months.
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Lorain County
Loram County Engineers Plan Regular Meeting Tonight
The Loram County Society of Professional Engineers will hold its regular monthly meeting in the council chamber of Elyria City Hall at 7:30 tonight. Regular business will be transacted.
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Loram County Society of Professional Engineers
Elyria
Boys Division Council Formed Election Announces Members
The Boys Division Council was named with 12 boys elected as BeEs of Elyma Mo C Aws. Elected members include High School Class-VMax Ob’ger Don Boddy Retenay Junior Claas-Tom Say Pree Kaiser Robert Cebula and others. Four juniors were declared elected due to a vacant spot. The council will meet next week to plan the annual boys’ division activities and summer membership camp.
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Claas
Tom Say Pree Kaiser
Robert Cebula
Altfeld Newsies
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Lloyd van Boren
Sons of the Legion
Nes
Clare Andersen
Donald Loupe
Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick Course Planned
A 20 week class will start at 7 pm tomorrow at the YWCA announced by Miss Edith Metcalf secretary of the Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross. The Red Cross sponsors no class. cooperation with the WPA adult education program. Mrs Pearl S Murphy will be the instructor with no charge except books. The course trains students to care for the sick at home and sanitation. meetings weekly.
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YWCA
Edith Metcalf
Elyria
American Red Cross
Red Cross
WPA
Pearl S. Murphy
Court actions and minor criminal case notes from Lorain county
Several suits filed include Second Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cleveland against Mary O Eski for 2707 with foreclosure requests in Black River township and Cleveland Trust Co against Fred and Louise Gufford for 2423 on a cognovit note. Mary Jane Veard seeks divorce from Robert Veard alleging neglect and cruelty. Grant Squires faces a 58000 note foreclosure in Eaton township. A Lorain court reduced Charles Munton’s fine from 200 to 100 and kept six months in the workhouse after a jury conviction for assault and battery linked to an incident with Alex Vanchi. County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn reports a bill to empower Ohio subdivisions to partake in PWA projects to fund a new Lorain County courthouse, aiming for a bond issue this August.
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Cleveland
Mary O. Eski
Loraima
Black River Township
Toledo
Lorain
Charles Munton
Common Pleas
Guy B Findley
Muntan
Alex Vanchi
Vanchi
Mrs Muntan
Oscar G Dunn
Columbus
Ohio
PWA
Duan
Lorain County
Oberlin Business Club Drops Window Fair Plan
The Oberlin Business Men's club voted to eliminate the Window Fair this year, with a possible smaller show as a replacement. They also approved summer Wednesday afternoon closings for all businesses from June 21 to the last Wednesday after Labor Day.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Oberlin High Trio Earns Superior Rating at State Contest
Three Oberlin High School students received superior ratings at the Ohio State Solo and Ensemble Contest in Oberlin and qualify for the national event in Indianapolis May 18-20. Lilian Dudley, Janet Ashley, and Alice Webber earned top marks in snare drum, piano, and viola divisions respectively and hold roles in school bands and student activities.
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Oberlin
Indianapolis
Lilian Dudley
George S. Dudley
North Professor Street
Janet Ashley
H. F Ashley
Morgan Street
Mass Mars
Alice Webber
Louise Webber
West Vine Street
Death of Mrs A Wiers (nee Pease) in Elyria
Mrs. A Wiers died at 218 Seventh Street after a three month illness. Born May 4 1854 in Canandaigua New York she lived in Lorain County for sixty years moving from Oberlin in 1902. Surviving children include Bertha Behrens Georgianna Merrifield and Dwight Andrews. a stepson Richard Wiers. a brother George Pease. five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Sudro Curtis on Saturday at 2 p m with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Pease
Seventh Street
Wiers
Canandaigua
New York
Lorain County
Elyria
Oberlin
The
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Bertha Behrens
Georgianna Merrifield
Elyna
Dwight Andrews
Painesville
Richard Wiers
Ft. Peck
Montana
George Pease
Norwalk
George Wiers
Frances Avery
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Ridgelawn
Oberlin Girl Scouts Tea Plans May 8 Broadcast
Mrs Howard Dulmage of South Ambheist chaired Oberlin Girl Scouts publicity committee and hosted a four o clock tea at Oberlin Inn. The group announced a special program for Girl Scouts to be broadcast Monday May 8 at 7 PM on Cavalcade of America over the Columbia Broadcasting System. Juliette Gordon Low founded the Girl Scout movement.
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South Ambheist
Oberlin Girl Scouts
Oberlin Inn
Cavalcade of America
Columbia Broadcasting Ife
Juliette Lowe
Girl Scout Movement
Mrs Rose Flanagan Rites Planned After Elyria Death
Remains of Mrs. Rose Flanagan of 315 North Street Elyria died May 3 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 8:30 Saturday at Holy Cross Church with Rev George Delmage officiating. Buried in St Marys Cemetery. She was a St Marys Church member.
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North Street
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bittner
Anthony LaCrosse
Taft Street
Holy Cross Church
George Delmage
St. Mary's Cemetery
Flanagan
St Mary's Church
St. Mary's
Death notice for Mrs Ellen Peach of LaGrange Ohio
Mrs Ellen Peach of LaGrange died yesterday at Toledo Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Bladensburg Ohio on June 23 1865 she lived in LaGrange Township since 1929. Survived by husband Henry Peach. Two sons preceded her in death. Curtis Funeral Home to conduct services at 1 00 PM Friday with burial in La Grange cemetery.
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Ellen Peach
LaGrange
Toledo
Bladensburg
Ohio
LaGrange Township
Henry Peach
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
la Grange
Fire Damages North Ridgeville House on Cleveland Road
Fire suspected to have started by spontaneous combustion under the roof morning damage to the house of Mrs Charles Hurd on Cleveland Road near Mad Dock Road North Ridgeville.
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Charles Hurd
Cleveland Road
Maddock Road
North Ridgeville
Oberlin High approves class of seniors for graduation
The Oberlin Board of Education at its Tuesday meeting approved graduation for between state and sixty five members of the senior class, based on final grades, on the recommendation of Superintendent C E Wigton. The board also approved spending 5000 for building equipment and repairs and authorized the immediate purchase of a power moving machine.
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Oberlin High School
Board of Education
C E Wigton
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid met with four teen members
The Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held a Wednesday meeting with fourteen members and two guests. The next regular meeting is set for Wednesday May 17 at 2 PM at Mrs. George Fraizen Kipton’s home.
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Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
al Bauman
Morgan Street
George Fraizen Kipton
Study Club No 1 meets at Miss Ward home Pittsfield
Monday night the Sacred Heart Church Study Club No 1 gathered at Miss Alice J Ward’s Pittsfield home. Mrs E E West spoke on the Vestments of the Roman Catholic Church and the next meeting is set for May 15 at Miss Helen Crehan’s 37 Groveland Street.
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Sacred Heart Church
Alice J Ward
Pittsfield
E E West
Helen Crehan
Groveland Street
Fourth Annual Conference of First Methodist Church May 5
The First Methodist Church holds its fourth annual conference Friday May 5 at 8 PM in the parsonage at 83 South Cedar Avenue. Heads of organizations will present their annual reports at this meeting.
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First Methodist Church
South Cedar Avenue
Peru Launches Wide Range of Government Projects
The Peruvian government has initiated numerous development projects across sectors. Officials say the programs aim to boost infrastructure, education, and public services nationwide. Local authorities report steady progress and community engagement in multiple regions.
Russian farmer Polyak indicted for 25-gallon liquor still
Polyak of Russia township west of Oberlin was indicted by a federal grand jury on possessing a 25 gallon liquor still. Sheriff Finegan and deputies seized the still 25 gallons of liquor and 400 gallons of mash at his farm residence at midnight April 29 before turning the case to federal prosecutors. He said he operated the still to raise money for seed.
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Zole Polyak
Russia
Oberlin
Polyak
Carl R. Finegan
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