Anniversaries of notable figures born on TODAY
A list of historical birthdays highlighting Philip P. Barbour Ralph Waldo Emerson William H. C. Hosmer Lorin Blodget Henry C Potter Eugene Zimmerman Gordon Johnston with places of birth and death dates.
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Philip P. Barbour
Virginia
U. S. Supreme Court
Orange County
Ralph Waldo Emerson
America
Boston
Concord
Mass
William H. C. Hosmer
New York
Avon, N. Y
Lorin Blodget
Pacific Railway
Jamestown
N. Y
Philadelphia
Henry C. Potter
P. E
Schenectady
Eugene
Commencement At Markley School This Evening
Forty five eighth grade graduates from Elyria Township schools will receive diplomas at Markley School tonight at 7 p m. Judge Guy B. Findley will deliver the commencement address with prayers and music to follow.
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Elyria Township
Markley School
At & Po. m
Guy B. Findley
E. St. Cole
J. H. Hogan
Louis Keller
R. W. Neighbour
Elyria First Baptist Church
Lake Avenue
Robert Banovich
Ray Biersbach
Walter Crandall
Robert Cromling
la Venne Freeland
Dorothy Frieschkorn
Laura Fridenstine
Harold Fridenstine
Mary Gallam
Betty Garford
Dorothy Hogan
Gerald Laver
Galen Marsh
Thomas Strickler
Junior Strickler
Martin Turon
Margaret Trimmel
Wiliam Zoltai
Maynard Huene
Murray Ridge
Frances Mackett
Katherine Beck
Robert Haag
Edith Miller
Markley
Mike Fogel
Edwin Czak
Ralph Richards
Abel Adams
Theodore R. Eddy
Ralph Hambly
Ernest Janik
Elmer Eblers
William Dyer
Don
Notable Names in Local Obituary Notices Yet to Be Confirmed
A list of individuals includes Ald Jackson William P Papay Milton Obitts Olga Kaczay Elaine Sprague Eva Joanne Hod ovan Margaret Roberts Ruth Francis Keller Anne Muhich Garnett Ann Trockiey Gail Jean Higgins Barbara Jean Prindle John Kozopas Warren Beasley and William Worcester as appearing in today’s society notices.
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Ald Jackson
William P. Papay
Milton Obitts
Olga Kaczay
Elaine Sprague
Eva Joanne Hodovan
Margaret Roberts
Ruth Francis Keller
Anne Muhich
Garnett Ann Trockiey
Gail Jean Higgins
Barbara Jean Prindle
John Kozopas
Warren Beasley
William Worcester
Death of Henry M. Andress Ends Elyria Pioneer Career
Elyria mourns Henry M. Andress a longtime transportation dealer and early automobile entrepreneur. He spanned horses wagons buggies and cars and held varied interests from contracting to banking while helping shape Elyria during its rapid industrial growth.
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Henry M. Andress
Elyria
Mr. Andress
Thoughtless Destruction at Cascade Park Stirs Community
The Cascade Park incident shows a group of citizens planting rhododendrons and others taking blooms. Park visitors are urged not to molest park property and to respect the woods for everyone to enjoy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Cascade Park
The Baccalaureate Season Reflections on Graduation
The article discusses the baccalaureate as a rite of passage for graduates, noting its evolved meaning from laurel crown to a solemn service. It highlights the blend of joy and farewell, and the collaboration between church and state in recognizing education’s moral and religious dimensions.
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Earl OF Oxford
Yarmouth
Bacchus
McReynolds
Bloom
Harlem
Does Grammar Matter in Education Debate at St Louis
A clash between progressive educators and formalists at St Louis University centers on grammar's role in proficiency. Proponents argue grammar disciplines the mind and preserves order and learning, while opponents view rules as less critical in a painless modern education. The debate frames grammar as a test between disciplined maturity and adult infantilism.
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St. Louis University
St. Louis
Too Many Provocative Speeches Stir International Tensions
A Philadelphia Inquirer critique argues War Department officials should curb repeated verbal assaults on foreign aggression. It says Woodring’s single remark drew swift responses from Italy Germany and Japan, and Johnson’s claim that peace lovers must be ready to fight risks harming U S interests and international relations.
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War Department
Woodring
Johnson
Italy
Germany
Japan
Mussolini
Mr. Woodring
Europe
Africa
China
America
Philadelphia Inquirer
Labor and politics collide as Lewis loses in Pennsylvania
The piece outlines fallout from John L. Lewis's defeat in the Pennsylvania primary. It notes offers to Green and rivals, Lundberg's Washington visit to seek terms, and the broader split within labor unions and politics. It mentions Dubinsky and Sillman, the CIO, Roosevelt, and looming plebiscites as factions maneuver.
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A. F. of
L. Wm. Green
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Green
Capital
Mr. Lewis
Harry Lundberg
Washington
A. F
L. Boss
Lundberg
Independent Sailors’ Union
Pacific
David Dubinsky
Sidney Sillman
Lewis
R. Walton Moore
Old
Virginia
Ronald Lindsay
Saito
Mr. Roosevelt
Rogation Wednesday Bible Reading and home church prep
The passage urges family involvement to begin worship at home. It suggests fathers encourage church attendance, discuss Church School lessons, and read daily lessons and psalms to foster a natural, simple return to worship. It emphasizes quiet planning and family participation.
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Lome
Caesarea
Cornelius
Healthy appetite drives cormorant diet in South American waters
The cormorant, found along Chile and Peru, feeds exclusively on fish and has a voracious appetite, consuming daily food equal to about eight times its own weight.
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Chile
Peru
Timeline of U S military and immigration milestones
A compact retrospective listing key dates and facts from 1780 to 1931 including Revolutionary era notes on Continental currency, 1825 formation of the American Unitarian Association in Boston, 1870 Fenian incursions into Canada, 1908 Chinese Indemnity remission act, 1923 Allies settlement on Army of Occupation payments, 1925 citizenship ineligibility for Japanese and other Asians who served in the U S Army, 1931 citizenship case involving Rev. John R. Mott and John A Ryan.
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American Unitarian Association
Boston
Canada
Vermont
of Congress
United States
Caling
Rhine
Germany
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Prominent Figures Born in Early Half Century
List of notable individuals with birthplaces and ages: Dr J McKeen Cattell born Easton Pennsylvania 78 years ago. Carl Schultze Bunny creator of Foxy Grandpa born Lexington Kentucky 72 years ago. Gene Tunney born New York City 40 years ago. Bill Robinson born Richmond Virginia 60 years ago. Igor Sikorsky born Russia 49 years ago. Col Henry Breckinridge born Chicago 52 years ago. Includes university heads and industry leaders.
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Lic University
Washington, D. C
Department of
Dakota County
Minnesota
J. McKeen Cattell
New York
Easton
Carl E. Schultze
Bunny
Foxy
Lexington
Gene Tunney
New York City
Bill Robinson
Richmond
Igor I Sikorsky
Bridgeport
Day predicts rising merit and trusted positions
The reading notes a day with a kind noble disposition and magnetic talent, often leading to trusted roles based on merit. It suggests potential for notable advancement but not great wealth, predicting overall success.
Relief Clients In Protest Against Davey
In Cleveland 200 relief clients from the Workers Alliance and the Association for Unemployed picketed public hall protesting Governor Martin L. Davey during a visit for AFL support. The group blamed officials for delaying an adequate relief program as Davey accused labor leaders of lawlessness and condemned Communists in the audience.
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Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
American Federation of Labor
Workers’ Alliance
Association For Unemployed
Davey
America
Ohio
Governor Davey To Speak Here On Saturday
Governor Martin L. Davey opens his primary campaign in Lorain County with two rallies Saturday evening. The Elyria Elks Hall hosts an 7 p.m. event and the Antlers Hotel auditorium an 8 p.m. meeting. He plans to discuss state government issues and present true facts to campaign workers and interested residents.
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Martin L. Davery
Lorain County
Elks Hall
Elyria
Antlers Hotel
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Tm. Reg
U. S. Pat. of
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hate 50
AF of L
Cincinnati
House
Sam McReynolds
Sol Bloom
Foreign Affairs Committee
Tennessee
Federal Treasury
Uncle Sam
Nathan Straus
Harry Hopkins
C. C. al
Mr. Straus
P.R. Smith & CO
Seasoned Investments
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Masonic
John R. Mott
Livingston Manor
John A. Ryan
Catho
the Savings Deposit Bank
Broad St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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