Sheep Claims Down To Seventy Seven For The First Quarter
Sheep claims for the first quarter totaled 97 dollars, reported by Dog Warden Lee Minkler and assistant J G Starr. The small figure signals a possible drop below last year's total and reflects strong enforcement of dog control. More than 600 dogs have been impounded since January, with 5,900 licenses sold, funding warden salaries and the County Humane Society.
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Lee Minkler
J. G. Starr
Minkfer
Minkler
County Humane Society
County General Fund
Johnson Utilities Bill Finds Favor in Congress
Washington May 9 The latest federal trade commission findings on underground political activity by public utilities spurred strong congressional support for the Johnson measure. The House showed sentiment in favor as debate continued on a bill that would bar utilities from taking rate cases to federal courts. The bill, long urged by President Roosevelt, aims to end delays in state rate orders becoming effective and includes testimony about attempted bribes involving North American Light & Power Co. executives in Bloomington Illinois.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
House
Senate
Trade Commission
Roosevelt
New York
Congress
Hiram Johnson
California
North American Light & Power Co
Chicago
Cfty
Bloomington
Amherst Surprise Party Marks John Stirpak Birthday
Twenty five friends gathered Saturday at John Stirpak s home to celebrate his twentieth birthday with games dancing and a luncheon. Nearby Lorain County Federation of Women s Unions Evangelical churches will meet at St John s Church with a noon dinner and a speaker from St Louis. Attendance urged for St John s Union members.
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South
Amherst
John Stirpak
Lorain County
Paul Meri
Cleerland
Jack Heathcote
Jona Meri
Evangelical Women's Union
Oak Harbor
Jacob Mush
Geo
Lorain CO. Federation
LO. Amherst
Lounty Federation
St. Ancelical Church
Elsa Reichentaen
St. Louis
St Evangelical Ihurch Standluz
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact companion puzzle listing across and down clues with numerous entries including several wordplay items. It presents a mix of archaic abbreviations and multilingual hints, inviting solving of a large interlocking grid with clues spanning topics from anatomy to geography.
Amherst Tonight Events Involving Churches And Legion
Amherst Ohio hosts multiple community activities including a Seth Parker program at the Congregational church, a Holy Name Society card party at the school hall, and a Walther League rally at the Congregational gym. Legion Auxiliary meets report a banquet date, and federation meetings, prayer services, memorial day planning, and church group activities fill the schedule with devotions, social hours, and community programs.
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Amherst
Seth Parker
Jonesport
Congregational Church
Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church
Walther League of Lutheran Churches
Concordia Club
Mother's Day program at Hickory Grange entertains
A pleasing Mother's Day program was presented at the Hickory Grange hall last evening. The program featured solo performances by Kenneth Alexander and Dorothy Michaeli with piano, readings by Mary Walker and Naomi Rach, a president's proclamation on Mother's Day, and reminiscences of childhood. Refreshments were served by Grange members. Funeral rites for pioneer resident Mrs Christian Shaurer, 89, Amherst's oldest resident, were noted.
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Parent- Teacher's Association of
St. Joseph Parochial School
Beatrice
H. F. Gammons
Harold Brown
Sizkhimo
Fister Teressia
D. K. Wilson
Tve
Dorothy Jones
Katharine Murray
Ruth Paddock
Obderiin
Lourdes
France
Trice
Jaraxer
Grange
Hickory Trea Grange
Reid
Grange Hall
Marcres
Kenneth Alexander
Dorothy Michaeli
Mary Walker
Ed. Whiteelly Teading
Unie
Congress
Mre Reuben
Vorat Solo
Wanda Heacork
Ralph Hencork
Manoton ‘Nation
Naomi Rach
Ladies of the Grange
France weighs token debt payment as the option
Paris reports indicate France may continue debt deferral indefinitely unless President Roosevelt agrees to a nominal token payment on the June 15 installment. Government officials say full payment could spark overthrow and crisis. cabinet fears overtaxing domestic opinion and potential upheaval amid state department inquiries on the U S president’s stance.
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United Press
Paris
France
Roosevelt
Chainber of Deputies
State Department
Andre de Laboulaye
United States
John Barrymore Stars In Counsellor at Law at Dreamland
A Dreamland Theatre program promises John Barrymore in Counsellor at Law with a crisis in the life of a great criminal letter as the central theme. The show plays tomorrow at Theatres At The Theatres.
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John Barrymore
Ufe
Dreamland Theatre
Show-Off is New Picture At Capitol
A roaring comedy described as a laugh hit of the season is showing at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. It stars Spencer Tracy and Madge Evans in The Show-Off with an added attraction A Trip to the Worlds Fair, a technicolor picture shown through cooperation with Vic Resar Inc.
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Capitol Theatre
Spencer Tracy
Madge Evans
Vic Resar, Inc
Obscure Community Notices From North Main Street Burial Plans
A fragment page itemizes a Thursday funeral at the late home on North Main Street with burial at Cleveland Street Cemetery officiated by Pastor C. Be. Schmidt of St. Peter's Evangelical Church. Other items cover a senior study group at Dane Street, a Hutton funeral at North Ridge Road, a treasure hunt and meeting of St. Peter's Senior League, Eagles Auxiliary planning a Mothers Day program, and a Baptist Bible conference at Town Hall with Dr. Neighbour. The column closes with hospital additions and local social notes.
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North Main Street
Ty. C. BE. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Cleveland Street
Burbliss
Victoria Burbuss
Dane Street
Immaculate Conception
St.Joseph Catholic Church
Eileen Finnegan
Leagle
St. Peters’ Evangelical Church
Gilbert Becker
Helen Hollingsworth
Nellie
Irma Mathes
Milton Hutton
R. E. Neighbour
Baptist Church of
Town Hall
Neishhour
Sinall
First Baptist Church
AL Yoat
L. F. Tonizat
Tr. Seighbour
World Avenue
Convicts Captured After Raid on Hobo Camp near Hooker Station
A sheriffs posse captured three escaped Ohio penitentiary convicts during a raid on their hideout described as a hobo camp near Hooker Station, Ohio. Pictured in Lancaster police station are Martin Schmidt Arthur Koontz and Rufus Deeds. Deeds was shot in both hands as they tried to flee.
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Sherif's
Guerin Pretzels Open Season Against North Olmsted Girls
The Guerin Pretzels girls basketball team will face North Olmsted A. and P. tonight in the season opener at 6 30 managed by Herman Klein. The McKinley diamond night game starts the local girls’ schedule.
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Guerin Pretzels
North Olmsted A
P. Sirls
McKinley Diamond
Herman Klein
Senators Win Take Second In A L Race
Washington’s pennant defense moves to second in the American League after four straight wins including a 6 3 comeback over the White Sox. Cleveland falls to third as Oakland rookie Cascarella blanks them 2 0. Yankees extend streak with win over St Louis. Pirates beat Brooklyn to climb to NL second while Cincinnati ends eight-game skid with a 7 3 win over the Giants. Cards rally to top the Braves 5 4 behind late offense.
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New York
Washington
Senators
Indians
White Sox
Chicago
Cleveland
Athletics
Joe Cascarella
Higgins
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Pytalk
Detroit
Boston
Red Sox
Tommy Bridges
Sox
Yankees
Browns
Chuck Klein
Babe Phelps
Klein
Cardinals
Braves
Davis Cup talk from Tilden dampens U.S. hopes
United States Davis Cup outlook grows bleaker as Tilden questions chances to reclaim the cup. He cites slim odds against Europe with Japan, Australia, and France as primary overseas contenders, while Britain defends the cap in the challenges.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
EW York
Wilam T. Tilden
Tilden
United States
Canada
Sepers
Japan
Australia
Jira
Satoh
France
Cours
Great Britain
Chalience
Radio Programs and Personalities on CAH WHE Network Listings
A fragmented schedule of radio programs and hosts across CAH 1390 and WHE 215, listing shows and names such as 60-Buck Rogers, Jim Browning, Plain Bill, and Burns and Allen, with assorted times, sponsors, and musical acts like The Gal D.iQ and Ring's Orchestra. The jumble includes sports mentions, religious features, and miscellaneous performers, reflecting a dense, era-typical daily roster.
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Buck Rogers
Bobdy Banson
Jack Armstrong
Jim Browning
Elie
Jimmy Aten
Perre Carter
Columbians
Boling
Val
Burns and Allenatic Guild
Atber
Spalding
Res Etine
William Meller
Merriwet
Ray Krment
The
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Sonwoh Pipe Club
Ondo
Tuk
McNatal Pete
Hene
Glenn
Gil
Rand
American cricket team eye final test with England
The United States coach Dick Williams faces choosing a strong front from players like Loefen Lott Shields Wood Allison and Grant to challenge England in a potential final test. If Stoffen regains form and selections click America could become a batting favorite among European contenders, though passing England remains uncertain.
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U. S
England
Loefen
Lott
Shields
Wood
Allison
Grant
Motoreos
Dick Williams
Stoffen
America
Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes
United Press reports highlights from baseball yesterday with standout performances. Joe Cascarella struck out three to secure another major league win while Jess Haines pitched effectively to hold the Braves to three hits in relief. Zeke Ronatra hit a bases loaded homer for the White Sox.
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United Press
Joe Cascarella
Athletics
Indians
Jess Haines
Cardinals
Ield Braves
Ry Ce
Zeke Ronatra
White Sox
Dancer Dowling Marries Actress as Kidnapping Case Collapses
In Los Angeles, dancer Dowling unexpectedly marries actress Marjorie Crawford Wellman, eloping to Welton Arizona. The case against him for kidnapping Wellman in March collapsed as the ceremony followed testimony where Wellman described coercion and escape attempts, ending with Dowling bound over for trial.
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Los Angels
Roc
Danny) Dowling
Ulm Dander
Marjorie Crawford Wellman
Dowling
United Press
Yuma
Farm Population Reaches New High in 1933
The Farm population in the United States reached a record 32,242,000 as of January 1 1933 with births exceeding deaths by 94 000. Reports from 146 817 farms show urban reemployment and relief projects spurred more people leaving farms for cities than moving from cities to rural areas.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Detroit street car adopts streamline design for savings
Detroit street railway commission approves a 6590 expenditure to build a 39 passenger streamline street car. The vehicle will be 35 feet long and about 14 000 pounds lighter than the Peter Witt type cars now in operation, using salvaged materials to cut weight.
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Struiet
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Street Railway Commission
Peter Witt
College Baseball Scores From Ohio Wittenberg and Kent State
UNITED PRESS reports close results across Ohio and nearby schools. Wittenberg beat Ohio Wesleyan, Kent State edged out by one run, Wooster overcame Otterbein, Denison fell, Bluffton defeated by Bowling Green 1.
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United Press Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Kent State
Wooster
Otterbein
Denison A. Bluffton
Bowling Green
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Martin Schmidt
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