Two More Oberlin Graduates Win Awards
Oberlin College announces two additional honors for alumni. Joe Ransmeier class of 1936 and Columbia University student received a Pre Doctoral Field Fellowship worth 1800 dollars for research on U S ownership of electric utilities and yard stick rates. Theodore Newcomb class of 1924 at Bennington College received a 1000 dollar Granting Aid for studies on personality and attitude change over years.
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Economics
Oberlin College
Albert Koch
Columbia University
Joe Ransmeier
Mr. Koch
Ransmeier
United States
Theodore Newcomb
Bennington College
Lewis
Newcomb
Commencement At Grafton High Slated For May 26
Grafton High School will hold commencement exercises on May 26 in the school auditorium. State Inspector Dr. F. M. Shelton will be the speaker. Graduates include Edward Banks and Maurice Bar.
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Grafton
Grafton High School
F. M. Shelton
State Inspector of High Schools
Edward Banks
Maurice Bar
Class of 1938 Names and Traditions Young Graduates
The list of graduates includes Don Gordon Carmel Warren Dunham Chester Kazmierczak William Kazmierczak Donald Miller Albert Praszek George Prindle Samuel Trempath Garnette Hillier Jean McClellan Rose Marie McCloskey Caroline Rising Alice Tranc Lucille Schwarer Laverne Toghill. Class flower is sweet pea colors orchid and green motto We will find a path or make one. Advisor Mrs Edna Taylor. Officers Sammel Trembath President Albert Praszek Vice President Jean McClellan Secretary Rose Marie McCloskey Treasurer. Class of 1938 will wear caps and gowns. Music by the Lorain County Ensemble.
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Gordon Carmel
Warren Dunham
Chester Kazmierczak
William Kazmierczak
Donald Miller
Albert Praszek
George Prindle
Samuel Trempath
Garnette Hillier
Jean McClellan
Rose Marie McCloskey
Caroline Rising
Alice Tran
Lucille Schwarer
Laverne Toghill
Orchid
Edna Taylor
Sammel Trembath
Lorain County Ensemble
Radio Schedule Chaos from Cleveland Stations
Radio listings across WCLE WTAM and WGAR show a dense lineup of programs, entertainment, news, sports, and variety acts in weekday slots. The page catalogs shows time blocks, host names, bands, and sponsor cues with multiple program notes and cross-station references.
Community Club Of Middle Ridge To Meet Friday
The May meeting of the Middle Ridge Community Club, the final school year gathering, will be at the schoolhouse Friday evening May 20. Mrs. Gertrude Smith leads the program. students present a short program. C A Gibbons, county schools superintendent, will speak and blue ribbons awarded for the spelling contest. Two graduates are Miss Naomi Bock and Robert Ehrman. Public invited.
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Middle Ridge
Middle Ridge Community Club
Gertrude Smith
C. A. Gibbons
Naomi Bock
Robert Ehrman
Sherman Minton taunts farm magazine lobby antics
The piece portrays Senator Sherman Minton attacking Rural Progress editor Glenn Frank and accusing the magazine of operating at a loss while opposing the New Deal. It mocks his anti-lobby rhetoric and contrasts with the rail lobby influence, noting his own extensive funding and political connections amid broader Washington lobbying dynamics.
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Press Association
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Sherman
Indiana
Double in Disguise Spurs Deadly Miami Mystery
Jim Talbot, a wandering adventurer, rescues a young man named James Long in Miami only to find Long dead from a heart wound. Talbot copies Long’s identity to sail to Castanagua, unravel motives behind threats, and avenge the alleged murder as a dangerous cliffhanger unfolds.
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Miami
Florida
James Long
Long
Jim
Costa Nagua
Central American Republic
Zachary Webb
Castanagua
Casatanagua
Polce
Zach Webb
Sea Gull
Shrinking Free Speech Clash Over Radio Debates
A numbered volley of radio policy claims and counterclaims is raised as Rural Progress and its owners face the challenge of replying to attacks in self defense. The piece cites Sherman Minton and questions who ultimately controls American airwaves and voices.
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Sherman Minton
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Rural Progress
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Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Nothing Sacred opens at Lincoln Theatre with Lombard and March
Theatres announce Carole Lombard and Fredric March starring in Nothing Sacred, a comedy satire of New York. The film opens at Lincoln Theatre tomorrow, promising witty banter and sharp social humor from Broadway to Fifth Avenue.
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Fredric March
New York
Lincoln Theatre
Test Pilot Moves to Rivoli Tomorrow
The aviation drama Test Pilot, a popular demand hit, moves from the Capitol to the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow for a fresh engagement after a week on the Capitol program.
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Rivoli Theatre
Capi
Clark Gable Stars in Tol Theatre Film With Loy
Clark Gable plays the lead with Myrna Loy as his wife in a Tol theatre production. Some scenes were shot at the National Air Races in Cleveland last fall.
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Tol Theatre
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Cleveland
Avon Lake Council Advances Park Drive Extension
An adjourned Avon Lake village council meeting amended the park project to extend the driveway into the southwest park area. Engineer Laundon was tasked to submit plans to WPA authorities for approval. A road repair discussion followed and the next meeting is May 23. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klinect and family of Grafton.
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Grafton
Art Hudson
Press Club
Avon Lake
Avon Lake High Seniors Sponsor Skating Party at Coliseum
The Avon Lake High Seniors, with sponsor Miss Ruth Connors, host a skating party at the Lorain Coliseum Saturday night. Mrs Burt Dowd visits Cleveland relatives Tuesday. Miss Lucile King of Eaton visits the King family. Brookside Zoo trip by local school second graders led by Miss Agnes Westrick. Rosemary and Esther Spaetzel from Cleveland visit parents Mr and Mrs John Spaetzel. Mrs I J King hosts the 45 Allotment Neighborhood Sewing Society next Thursday afternoon.
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Esther Spaetzel
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