Ohio adopts old age pensions as 26th state
Columbus Nov 8 Ohio becomes the 26th state to adopt an old age pensions program by a vote exceeding two to one. The plan would set up aid up to 25 dollars monthly for those 65 and older unable to support themselves with income under 300 dollars yearly, with funds and administration by state and county boards.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Order of Eagles
State Department of Welfare
Mayors Elected Across Ohio In Tuesday Balloting
Ohio cities and towns statewide reported mayoral winners on Tuesday with party affiliations noted for many. Names include Mt. Vernon W A Wander Demo and Lancaster Charlie Moyer rep, among numerous others in communities from Bellefontaine to Norwalk and Canton.
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Ohio
Mt. Vernon
W. A. Wander
Lancaster
Charlies Moyer
Bellefontaine
J. ©. Smudker
Washington D. H
Pete Curtin
Delaware
Veley Main
Junction City
D. Strode
Thornville
W. H. Solladag
Shawnee
John C. Fleming
Ind
Avon Reelects Hugo Bouse as Mayor in Avon Ohio
Avon voters yesterday reelected Hugo F. Bouse as mayor for a third term. Other officers elected or rejected included clerk Joseph Boehm treasurer William J. Arnold and justices Theodore Webber Irving Kubic.
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Avon
Hugo F. Bouse
Joseph Boehm
William J. Arnold
Theodore Webber
Irving Kubic
N.C. Hall
James Deasy
Board of Education
Sillnce Council
Frank Krebs
Harry Burkhardt
Frank Boiek
Howard Drake
Albert Hain
Village votes split on dry column and amendments
In the Continued Page 1 report the village stays dry with 69 votes to retain the Eldeventh Amendment, while Wellington Township records a seven vote dry majority. Tax and tariff questions show 10-mill tax 459 to 251, County He Amendment 265 to 293, and board races list Akins 27, Son 307, Mason 249, Snell 237, with other names mentioned.
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Wellington Township
Rural Welfare League to Meet at Friden’s Home
A Rural Welfare League gathering is set for Friday afternoon at Mrs. George Friden’s home. Mrs. Mo Adams returned from a weekend trip with EF W Eppler and others. John McHale, Mrs. Mary McHale, and daughter Catherine visited Mrs. A J Derek Saturday. Samuel St Helen and grandchildren called on relatives Sunday.
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Rural Welfare League
George Fridensi
Adams
EF. W. Eppler
John McHale
Mary McHale
Catherie
Letra
A. J. Derek Satur- Samuel St
Devil's Tower attracts over 11000 visitors in 1930s era note
The Devil's Tower National Monument near the Bleek Wills region sees more than 11,000 visitors. The tower is described as a huge structure rising about 1,060 feet into the air, drawing interest and attention in the area.
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Sundance
Natonal Monument
Bleek Wills
Psar
Lakes Struggle with Drowning Toll Across Regions
Fergus Falls reports indicate a surge in drownings with Olson listing 126 dead across Stalker Bay shores. Similar tallies emerge from nearby lakes as authorities scramble to manage the rising fatalities and coordinate search efforts.
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Fergus Falls
Pheasania
Olson
Stalker Base
Judge Pearson Refuses Resign Amid Cleveland Trial Racket
Judge A J Pearson of Cursca County common pleas faces pressure after disputing Cleveland Bank’s claims and a recent verdict tied to heist and fraud allegations. The case involves James Smith, a brother-in-law to Pearson, and a sentence for theft that includes a monetary penalty.
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A J. Pearson
Cursca County
Cleveland
Stirl Smith
Real Estate Transfers Amid Mixed Listings
Local transfer notes show parcels in Avon Center Estate and nearby roads. Names appear garbled but indicate property shifts from one party to Edith Fletcher and others, with acreages around two to fifteen and a half acres. The fragmentary OCR references Sheffield Town and various unidentified grantors and grantees.
Rawdon Receives National Committee Appointment
Howard L. Rawdon Oberlin superintendent named to a national committee on teacher training by Paul C. Stetson of Indianapolis. Committee meets at the Cleveland Department of Superintendence convention February 24 to March 1, 1934, as one of seven panels addressing teacher training and public education goals.
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Howard L. Rawdon
Oberlin
Paul C. Stetson
Indianapols
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Cleveland
French Militants Alarmed by German War Textbook
Paris reports French militarists reacted to pacifist teacher resolutions by citing a German study book, Introduc tion to the New National Science, by Dr Ewald Banse. They claim it promotes war prep and justify a larger army as youth are urged to embrace combat, including teaching German boys to shoot.
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Paris
Ammuniion
Ewald Banse
Hitler
Germany
Dr. Banse
France
le Journal
Fixario
L’echo de Paris
Brief notices from Union Theological Seminary speaker to Thanksgiving banquet
President B Foster Stockwell of Union Theological Seminary Buenos Aires speaks Thursday at 730 PM at James Brand House on South American leaders. Oberlin graduate. Oberlin School of Commerce plans Thanksgiving banquet Saturday November 26 honoring Mr Hendersons 50 years with the school. Election of the student council results to be announced Friday. Women’s Association of First Church hosts all day sewing for Ryder Memorial Hospital in Puerto Rico. Tea at church parsonage Friday November 10 330-530 and 730-930. Southeast Russia Club meets Thursday November 9 at Mrs Harry Avery’s home with noon pot luck. Mrs Mar Hall Graff of Greenville Ohio a recent guest of Mrs C B Reynolds. Mr and Mrs George Jackson and daughter Wendolyn and Mrs Amy Ingraham were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Roger Ingraham in Lakewood.
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B. Foster Stockwell
Union Theological Seminary
Buenos Aires
James Brand House
Stockwell
Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
Henderson
School of Commerce
Women’s Association of the First Church
James Brand
Southeast Russia Club
Harry Avery
Grafton Toad
Mar Hall Graff
Greensville
C. BE. Reynolds
North Cedar Avenue
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Amy Ingraham
Roger Ingraham
Lakewood
Militants Call for Rifle Practice and Maneuvers
A writer argues that war is not wholly destructive and urges youths to receive two hours weekly of rifle practice and military drills. The piece accuses French disarmament advocates, especially school teachers, of being a danger to national security.
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Ning
Rhine
France
Millionaire faces $500,000 suit for alienation
William G. Wilson of Cleveland is sued for half a million by Willis Pitts, husband of Mrs. Presley W. Pitts of Mount Vernon New York publisher's agent. Pitts claims Wilson turned the head of his wife by introducing her to the Prince of Wales and other celebrities. The complaint describes the charges as blackmail and seeks damages in White Plains New York.
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Presley W. Pitts
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Prince of Wales
William G. Wilson
Cleveland
Pitts
Moonshiner's Lot Still Will Be Hard One
Washington notes repeal of the Volstead Act and Jones Law will not ease penalties for illicit liquor. Historically penalties rose from one year to five years and fines up to ten thousand dollars as conspiracy, smuggling, and prohibition laws shifted. After repeal, Internal Revenue laws and Webb-Kenyon and Reed Amendment provisions will again govern transport and advertising of liquor.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Congress
Treaty Would Save Millions
Geneva reports the League of Nations favors a draft convention to abolish double taxation on industrial and commercial incomes across borders. If signed, it would shift tax to the country of operation, reducing global tax burdens for international businesses, notably American firms. The Rockefeller Foundation funds the studies, with Mitchell Carroll guiding drafting efforts.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Rockefeller Foundation
League
Mitchell Carroll
United States
Huntress Creates 10-Year Deer Record In Final Day
Susanville California reports Mrs. Martin J. Tilly, wife of Lassen county’s surveyor, ended a decade of hunting by bagging a mule deer on the last hour of the last day. The deer weighed about 212 pounds with a three inch antler spread and was butchered to provide an envions banquet for her daughter’s classmates.
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Susanville
Cal
Martin J. Tilly
Lassen County
California
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