World at a Glance by Leslie Bichel May 22 1934
The column surveys drought impact in the Great Lakes region and ahead for rivers with low streams threatening shipping. It notes rising concerns over gold and silver markets, Nazi influence inquiries, fears of democratic erosion, and strategic tariff implications. Henry Ford’s price stance unsettles rivals while Maryland politics shift toward Goldsborough.
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Leslie Bichel
New York
North Dakota
Chbio
Indiana
Michigan
Montana
Minnesota
Eliot School alumni mark 121st anniversary in Boston
Eliot School graduates, now mostly octogenarians, celebrated the 121st anniversary of their alma mater. The Eliot School, founded in 1713 by John Eliot, was praised as a historic milestone in Old Boston education.
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Boston
Eliot School
John Eliot
Switzerland Sees 35000 Marksmen Registered for Shooting Festival
The Federal Shooting Festival in Switzerland nears its late July date with about 35,000 marksmen already registered to participate. The event draws competitors from across the country and features traditional shooting contests and ceremonies.
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Switzerland
Local social notes from Sunday visits and visits around Elyria
Wellington Charles White spent Sunday in Cleveland. Miss Geraldine Andrews stayed with her grandmother, Mrs Edith Auble in Spencer. Benjamin Warren visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Albert I Warren. Ben attends General Electric Co in Cleveland. Harry Lee and Mrs Carrol Night were in Elyria Saturday afternoon. Mrs Harold Henkes of Oberlin called on friends. George Simonson of Stanton is admitted to Falls Clinic for observation. Additional Wellington on Page 14.
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Charles White
Cleveland
Geraldine Andrews
Spencer
Edith Auble
Benjamin Warren
Albert I. Warren
Ben
General Electric Co
Mis
Harry Lee
Carrol
Elyria
Harold Henkes
Oberlin
George Simonson
Stantington
Falls
Robservation
Wellington
Watch Works Site Proposed as National Veteran Hospital
A proposal to convert the vacant Deuber Mampden Watchworks buildings in Canton Ohio into a national hospital for World War veterans will be submitted at the Disabled American Veterans national convention in Colorado Springs in June. The plan was offered at the state convention here for the veteran group U.S. veterans aid and hospital use.
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Canton
Deuber-Mampden
Colorado Springs
Col
Bank ready for bandit raid at Clyde Barrow bank
Quantities after gas await Clyde Barrow and his gang at the First National Bank in Tex. Seven gas containers are reported as part of the awaiting situation as authorities prepare for a possible raid.
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Bandit Mart
Tex
Clyde Barrow
Electric vault safety system guards against robbery
Eleven electric control switches have been installed to guard against robbery. Tampering with the vault door after hours will automatically release the gas.
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Great Lakes
Missiesippi
Wall Street
Colling
United States
Americ
Washington
Roosevelt
Italy
Germany
Austria
New York Times
Financial
FORD
Henry Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Maryland
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Baltimore
Goldsborough
Princess Anne
Senate
Maryland Treasury
U. S. Internal Revenue
Keneae
Chronicle-Telegram
Haserodl Jewelry &O
Nichols Organization
Middle Ave
5Th Street
Bradshaw Pocahontas
Steve Jewell
Pocahontas Lump
Jewell
Pocahontas
Blue Rose
The
Parsch Lumber & Coal Co
Lodi St
ATD
New Orleans
Upi
Brooks Duncan
Beverage Department
Glen
Rogers
Call
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
S. Peterman
West Ave
15Th ST
C.h.merthe
Merthe
Axminster
Bissell
Riind
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