Notable anniversaries of historic figures and births
A list of birth years and death dates for figures such as Nicholas L. Zinzendorf, Benjamin Cleveland, Robert W. Chambers, Juliug Steiglitz, Robert Tait McKenzie, Joseph Urban, and Robert B. Harsche. The notes place events from 1700 through 1879, with origins including Germany, New York, Hoboken, Vienna, and Salisbury Missouri.
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Nicholas L. Zinzendorf
Pennsylvania
Germany
Tis
Benjamin Cleveland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Vagina
Robert W. Chambers
New York
Juling Steiglitz
Chicago
Department of Chemistry
House Of Commons backs aerial policy in confidence vote
London May 26 the House of Commons voted confidence in the government aerial rearmament policy defeating a labor demand for a inquiry by 329 to 144 Sir Kingsley Wood new air minister made his first speech in his present post closing debate defending the policy He disclosed that after a British ministry mission visit to the United States representatives of two American aviation firms would come to Great Britain to continue discussions begun by the mission members
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London
House of Commons
Kingsley Wood
Aim
United States
Great Britain
State Council Plans Dams and Park From Canal Lands
The State Conservation council will spend 25000 dollars from fishing and hunting license revenues as its share of a WPA backed project. Two small dams will form fishing pools while 25 feet of land on each canal side will become a public park under the plan.
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State Conservation Council
WPA
Optimism Promised by Girdler at Steel Institute Meeting
T. M. Girdler, chairman of Republic Steel and AISI president, spoke at the 47th annual AISI meeting in New York City. He urged removal of production barriers to revive capital flow, warned against government spending as prosperity, and favored stable regulation and private enterprise as the path to higher employment and living standards.
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T. M. Girdler
Republic Steel
American Iron and Steel Institute
The
Institute
New York City
Girdler
Dealer
Mr. Girdler
Challenging Ben Franklin Axiom At Graduation
A 1938 column mocks the Ben Franklin adage early to rise as sound psychology citing Dr Jastrow and notes President Hoover’s doubt while mentioning a shift in New Deal rhetoric on savings and spending. It frames disillusionment facing graduates and hints at evolving guidance from authorities.
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Chicago
Joseph Jastrow
Ben Franklin
Oover
New Franklin Memorial
Ben
Rey
Mr. Hoover
Power plays and political maneuvering unfold in 1930s federal cases and elections
The article surveys behind the scenes moves in antimonopoly prosecutions against Standard Oil associates and a broad critique of Roosevelt administration foreign policy. It explores a proposed National Economic Council, Florida Ship Canal politics, and Pennsylvania power broker Joe Guffey’s rise and fall, with tie-ins to Hull Bulkley ties and New Deal tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
National Economic Council
Bulkley
Bulkley Barn
Pompeii
Florida
Papper
Senate
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
John O'Connor
House
Ascension Day Bible Readings Urge World Wide Witness
A church message for Ascension Day reframes Acts 1 4 9 urging lay witnesses to extend mission from Jerusalem home and parish to Judaea diocese Samaria homeland and uttermost parts world wide. The speaker calls readers to offer to work pray and give for Christ s kingdom and to make Ascension support a wide outreach in four days.
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Jerusalem
Judaea
Samaria
Earth
Christ
Airmen cheer selection of Civil Aeronautics Authority chair
Votes favoring the new chairman for the Civil Aeronautics Authority excite airmen. Dr. A. E. Morgan’s lawyers file papers for a court appeal against the President’s order removing him from the TVA board. Senator Bulkley advances business government cooperation. Farm parity bloc seeks a $2.2 billion rider to relief bill. Airmail routes total 62,000 miles and grow. Uncle Sam holds 7 million bales of cotton costing $386 million with no foreign demand at current price.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
AE. Morgan
T. V. A. Board
Bulkley
Uncle Sam
Paris Place des Etats Unis Named
Paris hosts a Place des Etats Unis in a historic urban layout. The city marks this square as a symbol of international ties with the United States following a period of diplomatic activity.
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Paris
Place Des Etats- Unis
United States
Timeline highlights from 1864 to 1930s in brief
The entry recalls 1864 Montana territory creation, 1868 Johnson impeachment acquittal, 1876 Devonshire painting theft and return, 1919 Prague price protests, 1924 immigration quota law, 1928 tax cut with Japan pledge, and a 1930s liquor purchase ruling by the Supreme Court.
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Montana
Congress
Andrew Johnson
L. Senate
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
London
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Japan
United States
Supreme Court
Notable Births Of Public Figures Across The Years
Major John C. Stimson head of the Army Nurse Corps born in Worcester Massachusetts fifty seven years ago. Dr Satler Mathews dean emeritus of the University of Chicago born in Portland Maine seventy five years ago. Al Jolson actor singer born in Washington D C fifty two years ago. Fred W. Sargent railway president born in Akron Iowa two years ago. Dr Charles E K Mees head of Eastman Kodak laboratories born in England fifty six years ago. Howard Davis New York newspaper man born in Scranton Pennsylvania sixty two years ago. Queen Mother Mary of Britain born seventy one years ago.
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John C. Stimson
U.S. A
Army Nurse Corps
Worcester
Mass
Satler Mathews
The
Univ. of Chicago
Divinity School
Portland
Maine
al Jolson
Washington, D. C
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago
Akron
Charles E. K. Mees
Eastman Kodak's Laboratories
Rochester
N. Y
England
Howard Davis
New York
Scranton
Queen Mother Mary
Britain
Today's Horoscope May 26
May 26 forecast notes a native with literary and artistic talent plus a jealous combative streak. Ambitious efforts to gain wealth and status may succeed with support from other factors, though opposition and truculence may arise.
Britain’s economists critique US stimulus mood impact
Britain’s greatest economists argued years ago that American spending to lift a slump failed without a confident atmosphere among business leaders. The opinion emphasizes the link between confidence and the effectiveness of fiscal boosts.
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Britain
America
83 Year Old Man Held In Shooting
Logan Ohio May 26 Allen KK McBroom 83 Logan attorney and former Hocking county prosecutor was held in jail today in connection with last night’s shooting of William Freeman 19 Freeman in fair condition in a hospital. Freeman and Miss Mary Brooks went to McBroom’s home for legal advice about marriage both under age After knocking again shots from a .52 calibre pistol fired through the door Brooks arm cut by flying splinters Sheriff Joe Farbearn indicated a charge of shooting with intent to kill would be filed against McBroom
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Freeman
Miss Mary Brooks
McBroom
Miss Brooks
Joe Farbearn
McBroo
Canal restoration plan approved for 10 miles north of Massillon
Columbus May 25 restoration of 10 miles of the Ohio Canal along U S Route 21 north of Massillon at a total cost of 80 900 was approved today approved project aims to restore the canal segment and spur local economic activity as part of state projects
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Columbus
Massillon
North Olmsted Woman Isabella Miles Celebrates 93rd Birthday
Isabella Miles of North Olmsted marked her 93rd birthday on Sunday May 22 at her daughter Mrs John Klink's home in Lorain. She has two sons and three daughters, eight grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Her family, including the oldest son and four children from Columbus, celebrated with calls and gifts. Miles came to Canada from England at age three and lived in Cleveland before moving to North Olmsted on Clague Road 35 years ago.
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NO. Olmsted
Isabella Miles
John Klink
Lorain
Columbus
Miles
Canada
England
Cleveland
North Olmsted
Clague Road
Local Dinner Guests Visit From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Dyble of Center Ridge hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Thomas Oreill Mr and Mrs Harry Anthony and Mrs Mae Scrimshaw. Mae Scrimshaw of Cleveland visits Lorain road home. The Sunday Night Supper Club gathered May 22 at Roy Wershing home with guests from Cleveland Lakewood.
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Charles Dyble
Center Ridge
Thomas Oreill
Harry Anthony
Mae Scrimshaw
Cleveland
Lorain Road
Roy Wershing
South Porter Road
R- Roberts
William Meither
William Bowen
Jas Hinsley
Lakewood
Hindu temple decoration: carved stone as principal form
Carved stone work dominates Hindu temple decoration, serving as the principal ornamentation. The craft highlights intricate detailing and architectural expression within sacred spaces.
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Fifth Ave
South Australia
U.S
Louisville
Massachusetts
Cape
United Feature Syndicate Voc Tm
Annevers
Cummings
Standard Oil
Indiana
Roosevelt
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Spain
Far East
Hitler
White House
der Fuehrer
Cordell Hull
Hull
Welles
Tipoff
Ranife
Joe” Guffey
Guffey
George H. Earle
Commonwealth of the Camerons
Quays
Penroses
Joe
Ile
Hagues
Pendergasts
Christy Sullivan
Tammany Hall
Closkey-Lawrence-Earle
W. P A
Lewis
Earle
Jones
Puritan School
Ion
Messrs
Earle and Jones
the Brown CO. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi St. Elyria, Ohio
Axminster
West Bridge and Water Streets
Ohio Canal
Canfield
Haeed
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