Six Candidates for Ohio Attorney General Nomination
Columbus reports six candidates seeking party nomination for Ohio Attorney General. Incumbent Republican Thomas J Herbert is unopposed for renomination, while five Democrats compete on the ticket. Candidates include Herbert, Joseph C Allen, Charles Cavano, Joseph L Heffernan, Edward Lamb, and George D Nye with varied backgrounds in law, public service, and military service.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas J Herbert Cleveland
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Isopublic
Western Reserve University
Royal Flying Corps
American Air Service
Aviation
Ohio National Guard
Air Force
Curahoga County
As- Sintapt
State
Atulhlties
Urton Trust Co
City of
Joseph C Allen
Bexley
New
Leaington Public Schools
Ohio State University
Charles Cavano
Cleveland Public Schools
Cleveland Law School
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
HOLC
State Industrial Commission
Joseph L. Heffernan
Youngstown
Valparaiso
Ohio State
Oz Youngstown Telegram
Ohio State Journal
The
Stars and Stripes
Federal Communications Commission
Edward Lamb
Toledo
Dartmouth College
Harvard Law School
Western Reserve University Law School
Lor
United States
National Lawyers Guid
George D Nye
Waverly
Half Of Ohio Bee Colonies Wiped Out In Winter Loss
Ohio, the nation’s top honey producer, faces serious losses with about 40 to 50 percent of its 300,000 bee colonies killed. State bee specialist C A Reese cites heat, drought, and a harsh winter, predicting heavy losses and potential impact on clover seed and fruit crops.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. A. Reese
Reese
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Northwestern
Huron County
Cincinnati
Tuscarawas County
Wheeling
W. Va
Eaton Men To Meet Sunday
The North Eaton Church of Christ sponsors a men’s meeting at 8 pm Sunday to unite the community for fellowship. Harrie Sievick of the Elm M. C. has been invited to speak. Special music and refreshments will be provided. All men and youths over 15 are urged to attend.
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North Eaton
Former Eaton Teacher Launches School Orchestra
Eaton High School juniors and sophomores present Harry Gilcrest and his ten piece orchestra in the school auditorium. Gilcrest, a former Eaton coach and All Ohio center at Kent University, leads a nationally traveled group with engagements at parks and colleges. The dance next Friday benefits the classes of 1941 and 1942 for a trip to Washington, DC.
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Eaton
Eaton High School
Harry Gilcrest
Maz
Kent
Bowling Green
Ohio State Ohio
Penn State
Muskingum College
Jater
Aurora
Kent University
Lake Hopiaconyi
New Jersey
Twin Lakes
Buckeye Lake Park
Summit Beach Park
Washington, DC
Blackout. For Two 5 by Ruth P. Collins
Coralie Wayne sails toward Saichung to marry Dan Ryan but wartime chaos and a bombed town alter her path. A blinded American, Mike Marsden, and Russian dancer Naida Petrov board the same steamer. Coralie agrees to a marriage scheme to secure passage home as the voyage unfolds with rising tension.
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Coralie Wayne
China
Dan Ryan
Yangtze River
Saichuns
Mike Marsden
Naida Petrov
Shanghai
Coralie
Naida
Saichung
Marsden
United States
Place of Dreams Come True Returns a Wife in China
Coralie and Marsden reach Marsden’s home on Victoria Road near the Oriental Oil Company building. The couple enters a hilltop residence labeled the Place of Dreams Come True, where Coralie learns the façade of wealth masks Marsden’s guarded past and true fortunes.
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Victoria Road
Marsden
Coralze
Oriental OI Company
Danny
Corahe
Methodist Church Board Ends Janitor Need Plan
Ten persons attended the Methodist church official board meeting on Wednesday evening. The group decided to try operating without a janitor for several months, with Sunday School classes and church organizations handling care during that period. Guests at lunch included Mrs L Cook and Mrs E Morris, who later visited Mrs Alfred Allen in Elyria.
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Rs L K. Adams
Avon
Adams
Deaf dancer wins medals in Stockton on Tees show
Deaf from birth Doreen Maddox of Stockton on Tees wins 26 medals for dance with perfect musical timing. Her troop entertainments for the troops have made her famous and earned honors certificates.
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Doreen Maddox
Stockton-on-Tees
England
Birmingham Class Sponsors Event at School Auditorium
A food demonstration was held at Birmingham school auditorium Monday evening hosted by home economics students led by Miss Dinan. Supper served to a host of local residents and families including Mr. and Mrs Carl Robart and Mrs. Edward Reising. The home economics class will receive a sum of money from the event. Mrs. Wadsworth and Miss Clara Kime hosted the Birmingham Ladies Aid Society meeting at the church Wednesday afternoon with Louis Baliosh presiding. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mrs. Andrew Schisley and many others. Next month the meeting will be at the home of Mrs Karl Webber with Mrs Ed Prince Jr. assisting.
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M. E
W E Heck
John Darmsh
J J Cook
C E Micinire
O B Rea
J. G Morris
Heck
Harnish
Mrs Heck
Eugene
Charles Heck
John Harnish Jr
Birmingham
Birmingham School
Lewis Schafer
Roy Callan
Karl Webber
Gus Leimba
Louis Sbaliosh
Andrew Schisley
Louis Ballash
Lester Normand
Carl Robart
Ed. Prince Jr
Frank Fisher
G R Kuhlman
R. J. Norris
Jennie Minichell
Ed Prince Jr
New York Day By Day By Charles B. Driscoll
A four page journal edited by Molly Warren Wilcox features legal notices and local society notes. The piece discusses Wilcox's lineage, Park Warren, and the paper’s historical roots, including column titles and a travel feature. It highlights the paper as a retirement idyll for city editors, depending on retained goodwill.
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New York
Charles B. Driscoll
Wse
Jimmy Walker
Molly Warren Wilcox
Chas. Driscoll
Democrat
Manhattan
Hitler
The
Wilcox
Park Warren
Warren
Jefferson Club
Bar Association
Wacky stories and quirky anecdotes from Broadway readers
A collage of lighthearted tales and oddities from readers. An RKO style fishing yarn ends with a talking fish asking for the missing brother, plus notes on buttons, Bryan memorabilia, funeral flowers repurposed for the living, and a note of petroleum discovery on the Mt Sinai peninsula.
Set Record For Job Placements In Elyria Office
The Elyria Ohio State Employment Service office set a new monthly record with 140 placements in private employment led by 72 men and 68 women. Of the totals two in professional work 18 in highly skilled 12 in semi skilled 10 in unskilled seven in sales 11 in clerical and 80 in service work including domestic and restaurant staff.
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Elyria
Ohio State Employment Service
L. B. Lancashire
Lancashire
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Guatemala
Effi
Noele Lewis
Ruth P. Collins
Corrie
Green Dragon Hotel
Bret Unis
Merickshaw
Kmry
Vincent
Ladies Aid
Kaplan’s
Broad Street
J. S. Wetherill
Lorain County
Republican
Broadway
Jack Roach
Louis
Armand
John
New Bedford
Tom
Kansas
Joel S Morse
Abbeville
S. C
W. J. Bryan
the Bryan Button
Harole K. Elweed
Wayne
Indiana
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Mt Sinai Peninsula
Edith Cavell
Brussels
Belgium
New Zealand
Joseph
Woodings
E. F. Whitney & Son
Lorain County Bank
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Federal Deppet Insurance Corporahen
Amherst
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