J Clare George Editor Advertising Rates May 11 1938
The paper lists copy price three cents and carrier boy rate eight cents weekly nine dollars sixteen cents yearly in advance. Mail rates: Lorain and adjoining counties four dollars yearly. Ohio state five dollars. foreign ads represented by John W. Cullen Company with offices in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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Boy
Mail
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Anniversaries Highlight Notable Births and Deaths
A list of historical anniversaries notes births and deaths of figures such as Josephus N Larned, Samuel R. Van Sant, Charles C. Munn, Charles W. Fairbanks, Ottmar Mergenthaler, Coker F. Clarkson, and Leroy Scott, with brief biographical identifiers and dates.
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Josephus N Larned
Buffalo
N. Y
Chatham
Canada
Samuel R. van Sant
Minnesota
Rock Island
Charles C. Munn
Southington
Conn
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
U.S
Memories of Hollywood Stars and Their Quirky Feuds
The column recalls midcentury Hollywood anecdotes from Jimmie Fidler about stars like Weissmuller Langdon Shearer Gable Astaire and Cooper. It notes feuds romances and peculiar moments at parties studios and premieres with a nostalgic insider tone.
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Johnny Weissmuller
Lupita
Harry Langdon
Norma Shearer
Paramount
Fred Astaire
Silvan Tashman
Roosevelt Hotel
Edmund Lowe
Robert Montgomery
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Clark Gable
Columbia
Tallulah Bankhead
Hollywood
Colony Club
David Selznick
Kay Franety
Countess di Frasso
Clara Bow
Gary Cooper
John Barrymore
Hollywood Beauties and Busy Stars of 1938
Column recounts favorite Hollywood women led by Madeleine Carroll Dolores del Rio and Jeanette MacDonald with eight others Olivia de Havilland Claudette Colbert Irene Dunne Loretta Young Olympe Bradna Gloria Stuart Gladys Swarthout. Anecdotes include Bing Crosby spilling tomato juice and a shoe string seller at Paramount showing tearful theatrics.
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Madeleine Carroll
Dolores del Rio
Jeanette MacDonald
Olivia de Havilland
Claudette Colbert
Irene Dunne
Loretta Young
Olympe Bradna
Gloria Stuart
Gladys Swarthout
Fauver Reelected Elyria Y M C A President
The Elyria Y M C A board unanimously reappointed Worth Fauver as president for another year despite his wish to pass the role to others. The note highlights strong staff confidence and ongoing city recreation plans led by Carl W. Wagner with support from civic groups and the new Elyria athletic commission.
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Elyria Y. M.C. A
Fauver
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Elyria
Carl W. Wagner
Wagner
Elyria Athletic Commission
P T
Speed and nature in a National Geographic discussion
The bulletin highlights fastest things from nature with the deer fly at about 1200 feet per second and the world around speed limits. It notes the duck hawk as the swiftest bird and lists other fast animals while contrasting land speed and human development with civic responsibility and political reflection.
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National Geographic Society
Pacifist Lobby Linked to Harder Path to World Peace
The piece argues the National Whirligig pacifist lobby on Capitol Hill weakens peace prospects by pressuring the administration into a neutrality embargo in Spain. It claims this aids Franco Germany and Mussolini while hindering Loyalists, and it notes Japan benefits from pacifist trends in the Far East. The article also reports on Florida politics, Pepper's victory, and budget dynamics affecting Roosevelt era policy and court reforms.
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Capitol Hill
Spain
Far East
Japan
Senate
Washington
Chiang Kai-shek
Shuntung
Europe
Germany
America
Roosevelt
Florida
Pepper
Miami
J. Mark Wilcox
Townsend
Florida Ship Canal
Treasury
Timeline of 19th and 20th Century Milestones
A compact chronology lists key events from 1858 Minnesota statehood to 1936 suicide of the Stoll kidnapper capture, including 1876 American Bible Society in New York, 1875 first U S polo game at Jerome Park, 1917 wheat trading halt by Chicago Board of Trade, 1915 President Watson prayer day, and 1931 Madrid Catholic church attacks.
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Minnesota
L Union
American Bible Society
New York City
Baltimore
United States
Jerome Park
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Pres. Watson
Madrid
G-Men
Stoll
California
Notable Births of Distinguished Americans Across the Nation
Henry Morganthou Jr. secretary of the treasury born in New York 17 years ago. Irving Berlin popular song composer born in Russia 50 years ago. Maj Frederick R Burnham explorer born Tivoli Minnesota 77 years ago. Dr Stanley King president of Amherst College born Troy New York 35 years ago. Morris L Cooke consulting engineer born Carlisle Pennsylvania 66 years ago. Dr Frank Schlesinger astronomer director Yale Observatory born New York 67 years ago.
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Henry Morganthou, Jr
New York City
the Treasury
New York
Irving Berlin
Russia
Maj
Frederick R. Burnham
Los Angeles
Tivoli
Minn
Stanley King
Amherst College
Mass
Troy
N. Y
Morris L. Cooke
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Frank Schlesinger
Yale
Observatory
Divided parish feuds threaten church harmony
In a May reading from First Corinthians the parish is torn by divisions and resentments at services, meetings, and homes. The text laments the impact on Sunday school and attendance, noting overbearing members and fear of persecution as misplaced judgments.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Exchange
Cleveland
Elyria
I. Corinthians
Today's Horoscope Warns Against Envy and Mischief
The reading describes a self reliant and capable person likely to succeed through hard work. It warns to avoid jealousy and avoid mischief even in sport as such behavior could bring danger. The tone is cautionary and personal guidance based.
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Bing Crosby
Studio
Bing
Origin of word forsake traced to Anglo Saxon clash term
The term forsake is linked to an opposite of the Anglo Saxon word sacan meaning to fight or claim. Scholars note the linguistic shift shows how care and abandonment meanings diverged from early roots.
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F&f
Privcy
United Feature Sindicats
Rec
U.S. Pat
A. V. Dye
Morgenthau-Bell
Mr. Morgenthau
Mr. Bell
Mr. Roosevelt
Charles G. Dawes
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
Henry
Henry Morgenthau
Donnie’ Bell
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
Supreme Court
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Vandenberg
Henry Wallace
Will Clayton
Texas
State Department
Hull
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Wilmot
Masonic
Schroll
Oldsmobile
Dept. C
Lansing
Michigan
Glen Rogers Motors Inc
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