Alvin Portman To Be Heard On Radio Program
Alvin Portman a 13 year old clarinet player from Brownhelm is among northeastern Ohio Four H Club members scheduled for the achievement program on station WHK Cleveland Saturday afternoon The program runs from 1246 to 116 pm and features Four H Club members from Summit Portage Medina Wayne Geauga and Lake Counties along with a national segment by the United States Marine Band and talks by prominent speakers.
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Alvin Portman
Brownhelm
Northeastern Ohio
WHK
Cleveland
Summit
Portage
Medina
Wayne Geauga
Lake Counties
Ohio
United States Marine Band
Two Die In Michigan Plane Crash Near Hartung Airport
Roseville, Mich. Two men were killed and a woman seriously injured when a four passenger plane flown by pilot John T. Britt 52 of Detroit and Dennis Keohane 40 of Detroit crashed about a mile from Hartung Airport after making sharp turns and tumbling upside down. Florence Mauser 43 of Roseville was in serious condition. An investigation was planned into the accident.
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Roseville
Mich
Hartung
John T. Britt
Dennis Keohane
Detroit
Florence Mauser
Rosevills
Britt
Elyria council approves five month operating bond waiver
The Lorain Street Railway won council approval to operate in Elyria for five months without bond, despite a federal court terminating the company’s bond two months earlier. The receiver pledged ongoing service between Elyria and Lorain, pending city permission, while Councilman Fowls alone dissented, urging public protection guarantees.
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Broad Street
Balance of human groups shapes sanity and marriage
The text describes two personality groups and how their balance preserves normality, while imbalance leads to forms of insanity. It notes Dr. Karnosh’s view on mating balance affecting offspring. It mentions Grove Patterson as Friday November 12th’s lecture in the series and a note on Italian artificial yarn from skim milk.
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Karnosh
Grove Patterson
Marx Brothers To Appeal Conviction
Hollywood reports Groucho and Chico Marx plan to appeal a copyright conviction calling it a miscarriage of justice. Judge Cosgrave fined them 1000 dollars each and allowed release upon payment, after acknowledging the radio script copied elements from the Grahams' work.
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Hollywood
Groucho
Chico Marx
George Cosgrave
Supreme Court
Cosgrave
Chico
Mr. Dibble
Mr. Dabble
Garrett
Carol Graham
Marx Brothers
al Boasberg
Grahams
Ohio Liquor Stores Profit Soars in 1936 Audit
Ohio state liquor stores posted profits of 6.618 million dollars for 1936 amid 44.636 million dollars in sales and 32.183 million in total expenses. The audit filed with State Auditor Ferguson notes hiring surged to 1,827 from 1,399 in 1935, and enforcement staff rose to 193 in 1936 from 168 in 1935. Shortages totaled 10,666 with 3,653 from burglaries and 580 from cash receipt losses.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Jezeph I. Blamert
Y-Indus To Hear Patrolman Tonight
A member of the State Highway Patrol from the Lorain station will speak at the weekly Y-Indus Club meeting at M C A at 6 30 tonight. The event includes dinner and a brief business session following the talk.
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State Highway Patrol
Lorain Station
Y-Indus Club
M.C. A
Crawford County Supt of Schools K M Whaley Dies
K M Whaley 41 superintendent of Crawford County schools died today in City Hospital after a weeklong illness. A Bowling Green and Ohio State graduate, he led Crawford County for four years after earlier posts in Kedrow Kunkle and Huntsville. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Bucyrus
K. M. Whaley
Crawford County
City Hospital
Whaley
Bowling Green State University
Ohio State University
Kedrow
Kunkle
Huntsville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gehringer Named American League MVP in 1936
Charley Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers won the American League MVP award with 78 of 80 points. Jos DiMaggio of the New York Yankees finished second, Hal Greenberg third, and Lou Gehrig fourth. The Baseball Writers Association of America announced the results.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press Sports
New York
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Jos DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Hal Greenberg
Lou Gehrig
Iron Man
Yankees
Baseball Writers’ Committee
Gehringer
DiMaggio
Greenberg
Gehrig
Former Cincinnati hurler found dead in Jackson car
Former Cincinnati Reds pitcher Heany Frey was found dead in a closed car in his sister's Jackson Michigan garage from carbon monoxide poisoning. Coroner Meads said a hose fed exhaust into the vehicle. Frey, a right hander who broke in with Cincinnati in 1929, last played for the Reds in 1932 before a minor league trade and a later stint in Jackson since spring.
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Jackson
Michigan
Heany Frey
Cincinnati Red
Frey
Here
Jason B. Meads
Reds
Nashville
Southern Association
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chick Hafey
Benny
Dartings
Highway Dept Probe Committee Names Its Attorney
Columbus November 2 Gov ernor Martin L Davey s highway Investigating committee today selected Former Attorney General C Crabbe of Columbus as attorney for the committee and Joseph Smart of Columbus as engineer to aid the group The panel began work today opening permanent offices in the state office building Crabbe a Republican previously served as attorney general Madison County prosecuting attorney and Republican floor leader in the House of Representatives Smart has ties to the Ohio PWA and Columbus as an engineer The six university professors named by the governor to investigate the highway department were led by Clyde T Morris Ohio State University chairman
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Co. C. Crabbe
Clyde T. Morris
Ohio State University
Crabbe
Joseph 8. Smart
London
Ohio
Madison County
House of Representatives
Smart
Ohio Pwa
Openi
British Envoys to Host Duke and Duchess at Embassy Dinner
Washington reports that British Ambassador Ronald Lindsay and Lady Lindsay will entertain the Duke and Duchess of Windsor at an embassy dinner on the evening of November 12. The visit aligns with a planned Roosevelt luncheon, and the couple will arrive in New York via Bremen around November 11 as per the embassy’s timetable.
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Washington
Ronald Lindsay
Lady Lindsay
Duchess of Windsor
Roosevelt
New York
Newine
Bremen
Townsend Club Sees Florida Pictures by Dr Miller
A large Townsend Club gathering viewed Dr C J Millers travel photographs from Florida at the club rooms last evening. An upcoming mass meeting in Elyria on November 30 was announced for General Welfare Act support with speaker and venue to be advised.
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Townsend Club
C. J. Miller
Florida
Elyria
Toledo
Ohio
Middle Avenue
Arthur Macklins
Odd Fellows Hall
Fritz
Lorain Club
Geraldine Denger
Mr. Denger
Misses First Meeting Of School Board In Many Years
Elyria Board of Education clerk and treasurer S S Rockwood missed a board meeting last night, the first in many years. He attended a centennial celebration for St Andrew's Church, allowing W C McClellan to substitute as clerk. Rockwood has served about 30 years and rarely misses meetings even when on vacation.
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S. S. Rockwood
Elyria Board of Education
St. Andrew's Church
Rockwood
W. C. McClellan
C I O Faces Poll Test in Detroit Mayoral Race
Detroit voters faced a climate of labor politics as the Committee for Industrial Organization fields a labor slate for mayor, nine council seats, and city treasurer. Patrick H. O'Brien urged labor movement reform while Richard W. Reading claimed independence. Private polls showed Reading ahead and signaled possible C I O losses in council races.
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Detroit
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Common Council
United Automobile Workers of America
Patrick H. O’brien
Michigan
Labor
O’brien
Richard W. Reading
Reading
Wayne County Federation of Labor
Auto Union
Maurice Sugar
Richard T. Frankensteen
International Union
R. J. Thomas
Chrysler Relations
Tracy Doll
Walter Reuther
Union
O'Brien
Century-old church issues echoed in sermon and greetings
The piece recounts a church event with greetings from the Elyria Ministerial Association the Diocese of Ohio and Sandusky region. The Very Rev Chester Emerson gives a keynote address noting that a century is not long in a churchs life and detailing problems like instruction inspiration consolation redemption and living religious conduct. It mentions a closing benediction by Rev Eric Tasman and notes gold shipments from South Africa valued at 9 205 000.
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E. J. Bond
Elyria
Sandusky
Charles H. Gross
St. Paul's Church
Norwalk
Dean Emerson
Chester B. Emerson
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Eric Tasman
St. Andrew's Parish
Guide to Charm Use Oil For Lovely Arms
A vintage tips piece urges readers to care for arms and shoulders for evening wear. It details cleansing, scrubbing with almond meal or pumice, applying cream masks or lemon juice, massaging with rich cream, and using powder lotion as a makeup base. It also suggests exercises and breathing to improve arm appearance.
Mayor's Office Reports October Receipts of $792
The mayor's office reported October receipts totaling 792 dollars. Police court fines brought in 472 dollars, court costs 267, equor licenses 30, and beer licenses 20.
Building Inspector issues 25 permits in October
Building Inspector Hart Dickason issued 25 building permits in October with an estimated total value of 338,570, including 17,000 in new dwelling construction. Permits totaled 19 for plumbing, 45 for electrical, and 10 for heating, with total fees of 158.26.
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Hart Dickason
Dickason
Farmers urged to join county rat drive and bait order
Nearly 400 units of rat bait have been ordered by county residents for a county-wide campaign this month. County agent C I Hummer said distributors across the county have reported orders and must report totals by November 9 to finalize the county order. He urged widespread participation to prevent rats moving from one farm to another as more farms join the effort.
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C. I. Hummer
Hummel
Hallocks Purchase Gulf Farms Lot For Future Home
Mr and Mrs Carl R Hallock of Colonial Apartments announce the purchase of a building lot in Gulf Farms and plan to build a home there later. Hallock serves as secretary and treasurer of Worthington Ball Company. The announcement is made today by B Mr O Donnell.
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Carl R. Hallock
Colonial Apartments
Gulf Farms
Native Chairman For Apple, Potato Show
Appointment of four general chairmen and three committees for the Lorain County apple and potato show to be held November 26 and 27 was announced after a county extension fruit and apple committees meeting. Donald Wasom of Henrietta named general chairman. committees list names for apple and potato competitions and awards. The show venue has not yet been finally decided.
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Lorain County
Tenday
County Extension
Donald Wasom
Henrietta
E. Schriver
Paul Schmitkens
E. C. Cotton
John Schoepfle
Ralph McDowell
Otto Knoble
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