Rotary Club hears hospital praise in Elyria
Rob ert Lersch, Elyria Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees member, tells Rotary Club at Hotel Newell that the hospital serves the community efficiently and provides the best possible care. He notes 9 percent of city births last year occurred there, about 7100 patients are treated annually, and the payroll is about $52,000. Community Chest funds aid the institution, with one third destined for welfare. The talk includes light personal sketches and a musical interlude by club members.
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Elyria Memorial Hocapital
Robert Lersch
Rotary Elub
Hotel Newell
Lersch
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Community Chest Fund
Lawrence Webber
Jingte Bealls
New York
Jim
James A. Hewitt
Harvey Cheney
Bob Moore
Walter Kohn
Webber
Cars Legendary To One Family
Modesto men recount a deer-hunt journey into Mendocino County wilds. They found a mountain family of six children who tramped five miles daily to school and had never seen an automobile or witnessed a movie. The family lived with abundant locally grown or hunted foods.
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Modesto
Celli
Vausorne
Wesley
Ernest Hewitt
Mordocino County
Modestans
War Boom Town Seeks Way Out Of Difficulties
Nitro West Virginia faces a postwar crisis after munitions factories closed and capitalists failed. Federal liens left Nitro taxed without representation, prompting Lions Club leadership to seek tax reform. A special session may create a magisterial district with taxing power and police, plus secession to Pu rman county.
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Nitro
W. Va
Sherman
Charleston Industrial Corporation
Lion's Club
Nitra
Purmam
State Department Considers Far Reorganization
Secretary Stimson has begun talks with House Foreign Affairs Chairman Porter on a sweeping State Department reorganization. The plan would create two under secretaries and six assistant secretaries, add a Home Service, and remove promotion control from Foreign Service Officers. Porter says legislation may pass this winter, despite cost increases and economy goals.
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Washington
Stimson
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Press Today
Carton
Carr
Noover
State Department
London Night Clubs Fall Silent After Midnight
London nightlife collapses after midnight as police commissioner Lord Brag enforces strict prohibition to curb late drinking. Dozens of clubs shut, only ten remain, foreigners often expelled, and revelers abandon the city at closing time.
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London
Lord Brag
Westend
Neo
Lord Brig
United States
Lord Byng
Witter Wins Canton Mayoral Race After Bitter Campaigns
Herman R. Witter, Democrat, defeated incumbent Republican C. C. Curtis to become mayor of Canton as precincts reported in early returns. Witter led 10,192 to 6,141 with Curtis supporters attributing the result to anti-Curtis sentiment and claims of city ills.
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Witter
Canton
Carton
Herman R. Witter
C. C. Curtis
Curtis
Sor Cty
Curtis Raser
Vic Donahey
New Britannica at Elyria Library and Other New Books
The Elyria Library receives the fourteenth edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica praised by librarian Charlotte Brooks for its rewritten content and numerous illustrations. The edition offers a complete index and related articles, with about 20 million words of new material and 6 million saved from the previous edition. Also arriving are The Tragic Life of Vincent Gogh by Pierard, Sleep and Sleepless by Joseph M. Collins, The Romance of Your Birthstone by Swengel, plus new fiction including The Gray Mask by Wentworth and The Tiger of Cloud River.
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Elyria
Encyclopedaia Britannica
Charlotte Brooks
Scotland
Engish Isles
Vincent Gogh
Pierard
Joseph M. Collins
Swengel
Pliny
Cleopatra
Venus
Wentworth
Cullum
Cloud River
Hugo
Thursday Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings show WEAF NBC Network programs with Sunshine Hour and Rudy Valee Orchestra times. WABC and WJZ networks air The Detective Moysters and Atwater Kent Dance Hour. The note decribes old clubs in London and their quiet hours after midnight and mentions Lord Byng enforcing the law.
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United Press
WEAF
NBC
Rudy Valee
Jessica Draganette
Crossword Puzzle Clue Jumble From Ancient Ledger
A puzzle filled with fragmented abbreviations and garbled terms across and down. Readable entries include hints like ambassador, gaseous element, ancient Roman topics, and various linguistic fragments, all tangled in a clipped OCR style.
Milwaukee mechanic regains speech after throat loss
Herman Schulenberg of Milwaukee, who had his throat removed for cancer, developed a self taught method to speak without a voice box. After spending his entire life savings and years of silence, he demonstrated clear sentences, aiding others unable to talk, at a recent American College of Surgeons convention.
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Milwaukee
Herman Schulenberg
Schulenberg
American College of Surgeons
Mustard Starts Spice at London Teachers Conference
J T Mustard of Bethnal Green sparked a storm at the London Teachers Conference by opposing a resolution to raise the school leaving age. Graduate student Gertrude Stein of Springfield, Ohio, was admitted to Ohio State University's graduate school at age 19, an unusual early entry. Street names and curbside writings by an artist and activist appeared in Washington, D C recently.
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London
J.T. Mustard
Bethnal Green
Columbus
Gertrude Stein
Springfield
Ohio State Uni
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