State liquor board seeks explanation on distiller products ban
The state liquor board issued a resolution demanding Liquor Director James W. Miller and distillery representatives explain an order barring National Distillers and Schemey Products Corp. products from the state. Officials must also justify why the ban was withdrawn three days after issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Liqhor Board
James W. Miller
National Distillers
Schemey Products Corp
Hitler Dissolves Steel Helmet Organization
Adolf Hitler decreed the dissolution of the Stahlheim, the steel helmet veterans group once resisting Nazi absorption. The order, effective immediately across Germany, was announced to Franz Seldre and cabinet leaders on the eve of the anniversary revolt symbolizing his rise. The organization’s banner and traditions fade as recruits pledge allegiance to the regime.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Employment Gain Noted By A F L In 1938
A garbled report notes an employment gain connected with the A F of L during 1938. The fragmented text references shorter hours and improvements, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item appears as a brief bulletin-like summary of labor organization activity.
Roosevelt pursues Canada trade treaty approaches
President Roosevelt moves toward a Canada trade pact with focus on key negotiators and preparatory talks. Officials at the State Department and White House outline the approach, aiming to secure a bilateral agreement amid ongoing discussions on tariffs and access.
Teachers To Visit Other Schools In Lorain County
A. A. Gibbons the county superintendent announced a countywide teacher visitation program. Experienced teachers will choose which schools to visit while beginning teachers follow a prescribed schedule. Visits run from Tuesday through November 27 with Avon Lane exempt for Good Friday.
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Lorain County
Vetem
A. A. Gibbons
County Echoo
Gibbons
Avon
Brightor
Brownbem
Eaton
Grafton Township
Columbia
Penfield
Sheteid
Clearview
Vincent
Henrietta
Ridge
Camden
Grafton
Vilage
Amherst
East Carlisle
Pitts Township
Hanson
Rochester
Russa Township
Court, divorce, and mortgage petitions collide in local notices
Incomplete court notes record a county jail matter and a request by the Second Congregational Church of Amherst to mortgage church property to retire debts. Helen Foley sues John Foley for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty with a child involved. marriage dated 1974.
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Second Congregational Church of
Amherst
Common Prezs Court
Helen Foley
John Foley
Community Chest Budget Is Approved
The notice lists a series of events and meetings tied to a community budget approval. It mentions donations from groups including Scouts and Village, a concert recital at The Conservatory of Music Warner Hall, and various talks and meetings scheduled across November in multiple venues such as Shipherd Hall and Wooster. The document reflects organizational activities and scheduled cultural and educational programs following the budget approval.
College Weekly Calendar Announced
Sundar Novem services and student meetings outlined for the week. Nevenster announces a college weekly calendar with key dates and campus events for students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundar
Novem Services
Merting Wers
Glest Day Meeting and Social Cub Announcement
The text reports a meeting notice for the Glest Day gathering and a social event for the Cub Scouts hosted near Mrs street. It mentions a solo performance by Mano and notes the next Nevexn meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterhe Hone
Mrs. Street
Suesis Sbhttui Mano Solo
Nevexn
Expect Farley To Surrender His Cabinet Office
A stray political note outlines Farley likely to give up his cabinet post. The forecast mentions Roosters 1 and a reelection bid, with Welker cited as a potential Oasis general and discussions touching on the next leadership moves.
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Farley
Farlss
Welker
Ersener
Florida Ramie Industry Moves Toward Commercial Use
The article outlines Florida's push to start a ramie industry with a planned gin facility capable of producing large weekly yields. Officials say ramie could be eaten or used for linen, with an economical processing method that resists shrinking. A two-year replanting cycle is noted, and industry plans foresee regional cultivation across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramie
Charles Rfer
Pierce
Materials Sold To WPA To Be Tested
WPA plans to test and standardize materials and supplies sold to the Works Progress Administration. Br. Carl Watson, newly named WPA director, announced a program to eliminate dishonest dealers and ensure proper delivery of materials and aid inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Carl Watson
Large Enrollment At Poultry School Seen
Enrollment at the poultry school is rising as the agricultural extension program reports strong interest. The feature notes that C. I. agricultural extension work marked a first major group of attendees and hints at ongoing outreach to farmers and communities.
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Poultry School
Fort Wakale Flag Unfurled Again by Troops
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a flag being raised at Fort Wakale on January 22, 1854. Detachments of National and native troops participated in the ceremony as part of ongoing operations.
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Wakale
Fossil Beds Damaged by Rocky Mountain Crushers
Dr JH D Thomas of the University of Wyoming reports a new fossil bonanza west of Laramie spoiled by rock crushers carving a wire swath through the site during the summer. The discovery and damage raise concerns among fossil hunters about access and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Lamarif. Wyo
JH. D. Thomas
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Death Record RUSH M. DUNHAIL Ret M. Durham
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Rush M. Dunhail with references to family members and associates. The text mentions Oliver H. Elliott and Gusta A. Elliott, a Cambridge connection, and services expected or held in the afternoon, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Rush M. Dunhail Ret
M. Durham, Daughter
Arse C. Dardroad
Oliver H. Elliott
Gusta A. Eliott
Marsnoate
Monetary stocks hit record high amid treasury alert
A October report notes monetary stocks reached a record high as gold and silver moves were announced by the treasury. Gulf Road resident Ingner of Gulf Road was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a charge before Major W J Vanoster yesterday afternoon, arrested by police while entering his car near city hall per the police report.
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Ngton. Nor
Augner
Ingner
Gulf Road
W. J. Vanoster
Fie
Famed Philadelphia Orchestra Plans Nationwide Spring Tour
Conductor Leopold Stokowski leads the Philadelphia Orchestra on a 19 city tour across the United States and possibly Canada next spring ending with the final concert on April 12. The musicians travel in a special train with an in-house management staff and stage crew.
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Philadelphia
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
United States
Canada
Hartford
Montreal
Toronto
Sazo
St. Louis
Atlanta
Birt
Dai Houston
Fran Deaver
Hansasian Rheinel
Seattle
Cour
Stobowsk
Delphia
Bee2
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Irips
Midwesterm
Pace
Fouth
Stokowski
Cheops Subway To Be Explored
Archaeologists in Cairo reveal one page of ancient history about a Cheops era subterranean passage. The proposed route links the Hing Cheops necropolis to the King Chre puren area beneath a mile long causeway near the Sphinx temple. Excavation has reached 125 feet with limestone blocks fitted as in pyramids, offering hopes of further discoveries amid a remark about Bolshevism.
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Cairo
Ezrpt
Teries
Chrephren
Hing Cheops
Chrepuren
Debate over liquidation of Peoples loans and stockholder liability
A government official urged the state banking department to liquidate the Peoples loans and assess double liability against stockholders under an agreement terms. Stern counters that the deal was a sale, invalidating the claim as a loan. The text also notes the League of Nations achieving success with its mandates system.
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Nem
Esanaeeresawesa Tte
State Banking Department
Peoples
Fiery
Stern
Move Sets Back Early Ruling On Test Case
Government attorneys delayed a potential Supreme Court ruling on legality of power loans for new electric plants. The Hominy Oklahoma test case was remanded from the U.S. Court of Appeals to District Court at the government's request, possibly delaying a high court decision until after the spring recess. The circuit court anticipated a ruling soon, but the shift may push the case away from a late winter or early spring decision.
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Washington
Nov. S
Supreme Court
Pwa
Hominy, Okia
U. S. Supreme Court
U. Ait Court of Appeals
U.S Supreme Court
U. S. Circuit Court
Alest
Supreme i
Track Forgers Convert Losing Bets Into Cash
A Scotland Yard squad targets dog racing forgery rings after ultra violet lamp tests expose ticket alterations. Investigators found forged tickets changing race numbers from three to five, enabling payouts on long odds. Dozens of forged tickets surfaced, with forgers fast at work between races.
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London
Scotland Yard
Eann
Mae
Crime Laboratory
Witness Delivers First Federal Courtroom Testimony
In Kansas City a witness testified in a federal court hearing, his voice echoing from the adjacent room as he spoke about a case involving room allocations. The proceedings highlighted the ongoing inquiry and the role of the witness in the matter.
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Kansas City
Alaska school mourns loss and funding struggles
Cordova Alaska native school director Mrs Ella Smith laments a strange loss after prohibition era raids seized copper used for metalcraft classes. She notes the community must now buy materials anew and rebuild the program.
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Cordova
Alaska
Proton
Ella Smith
Lagents
Lus
Tumbling Baby At McKees Rocks Injured In Falls
Four year old Betty Sheaffer of McKees Rocks is described as the tumbling baby after sustaining two broken legs, two broken wrists, and a broken shoulder in recent falls or twists. Doctors monitor her fragile condition as family seeks care.
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Mckees Rocks
Betty Sheaffer
Australian aviator flies to hold pace for world record
From Allahabad in Central India a pilot with a Lockheed Altair and Wasp engine races toward an eastbound British naval base on the all red route. He trails the 1934 Melbourne record by nearly half a day, as C. W. A. Scott and Tom Campbell Black had set a 2 day 22 hour 58 minute link from Mildenhall to Melbourne.
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Allahabad
India
C. W. A. Scott
Tom Campbell Black
Mildenhall
England
Melbourne
Cc. J. Melrose
Market items and price quotes from Cleveland district
Market notes show butter steady while eggs live fowl and turkeys gain. potatoes and vegetables listed by baskets and sacks. Livestock receipts and price ranges for cattle sheep and lambs are given, with near by produce and feeds quotes from local firms.
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Reuters
Smarnes
Ohio
North
Dakota
Cleveland Livestock
Catt -Receipts Jr
I Media
Siewae Wethers
Examination for Grafton Postmaster Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announced a competitive examination for the postmaster at Grafton with a salary of 1990 dollars per year. Applications must be filed in Washington by November 22. The assembling date will be shown on admission cards. Applicants must be 21 to 66 years old and have resided in the serving territory for at least one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
North Ridgeville
Melrose reports Kingsford Smith peril over Bay during lone flight
Royal Air Force units sprang into action after Captain Kingsford Smith’s plane was seen fighting a storm over the bay 150 miles from shore. Melrose, six days out from England on a solo trip to Australia, said the incident occurred as signals from the Southern Cross ferried over the sea and ships warned to watch for the missing airman.
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Hinaard- Smith
Kingsford-Smith
Melrose
Royal Air Force
Southern Cross
England
Australia
Lady Southern Cross
Malaran
Trapiping
Malar Peninsula
Karachi
India
Allahabad
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Steel Helmet
A. F
Amer- T Teporih
L. Im
Lensinened
Roosevelt
Corde
Boca
Parmal Coure House
Searig
Severn
Ledistrezim County
Esther Alflen
Oberlin
Eee
The
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Bulding
Hubbard
Norway
Y. W
Shipherd Hall
Adora Mer Rich
Yukiko Christian
Opefitan Club
Essor C. D. Hamilton
I. B
Gas
Bn Trustees
the Gilvert and Sullivan
Br Col
Wooster
Sevrer
Studium
Mondar
Nevenster
Florida
C. I
Johnston's and Schraffts
Prge 1
Cenn
M Noit
Ridzebil
Gulf Road Man
Ruggiero Senti
Malars
MakaletAcme Photal
Famed
Cheops Subway
League of Nations
Move
Florence
Beag Coke
Murbach Coal
Nhestscator Co
Fait? Child Milling Co
Wester
Lfalfa
Tandard
Mdi
Braun
Winar
Meers
Per Dex HiaAe
Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
County Bureau
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
C. Cotton
Elyria Township
E. Durkee
Eator Township
W. D. Davidson
Camden Township
Mas Meredith
Xuit Bridge Club
Pridge
M. Mitchell
C. Chapman
Nuit Bridge
Amanda Robinson
L. Jackson
Court Street
Bluebird
Sederis Restaurant
Newell Hotel
Broad St
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
Star Shoe Shop
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria
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