Nazis Rename Berlin Streets
Berlin researchers note systematic renaming of streets to honor Nazi figures since 1933, preserving royal and imperial names while erasing Marxist and republican ones. Adolf Hitler Place and Adolf Hitler Square appear, with Hermann Goering Street and others named after war leaders, propagandists, and stormtroopers.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Nquirer
Lustgarten
Hermann Goering
Tiergarten
Brandenburger Gate
Wilhelm I
Bismarck
Count Molteke
France
Koeniggtraetzer
Roentzxraetz
Prussia
Austria
Budapester
Hungary
German Republic
Friedrich Ebert
Rhinebridge
Mannheim
Ludwigshafen
Schageier Bridge
Alpert
Leo Schlageter
Upper Silesia
Schlageter
Ruhr
Maikowsky
Hitler
Wilhelmstrasse
Herbert Norkus
Palatinate
Luther
Joseph Goebbels
Munich
Adolf Waener
Ritter von Epp
Ther
Landsberg
von Spee
Graf von Sper
China
Scharnhorst
Gneisenau
South America
von Mackensen
von Kiuck
von Einem
von Haeseler
Vor Falkenheyn
von Buelow
Worsisch
Hindenbure
Morst Wessel
Horst Wessel
Afternoon Tea Habit Spreads From England to Hollywood
Hollywood has adopted English customs with many film stars visiting England for work or leisure. The peak practice is a 5 o'clock tea break, popularized in part by actor Richard Dix who, after filming for Gaumont at Elstree near London, began drinking black tea in the United States.
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Hollywood
England
Richard Dix
States
Gaumont
Elstree
London
Faint At Festival In Oelwein Triggers Cook Reactions
Three cooks fainted during the flapjack festival in Oelwein. The event used 150 pounds of butter and 30 gallons of maple syrup with 1,500 pounds of flour and 200 gallons of coffee. About 315,000 pancakes were cooked in three hours for 6,000 attendees.
Crime Key Held By Robin Hood in Missouri Murder Trial
Reynolds county officials say Robert Camden known as the Robin Hood of the Grarks confessed to killing Rev. James A. Radford at his Ellington area home in August 1923. Camden and others, including James Wofford and his son Bud, were jailed in connection with the minister’s death and related robberies.
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Poplar Bluff
James A. Radford
Ozarks
Reynolds County
Robert Camden
Robin Hood
Grarks
M. M. Jamson
Camden
James Wofford
Bud
Vernie Smith
Will Camden
Robert
Emmet Smith
Vernie
Denver
Ike
Iy Sherrif Jamison
Missouri
Arkansas
Jamison
Ellington
Radford
Emmetts
Cossack De Basil Revives Ballet With Russet Troupe
Col W De Basil founder of Ballets Russes speaks in New York about reviving the ballet after a prior $356,000 loss from a failed tour. He notes the art form blends dancing pantomime music painting and sculpture and cites artistic integrity, refined scenery, and top musicians as keys to his company’s success during an eight month national swing.
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New York
Col. W. DeBasil
Ballets Russes
Col. de Basil
Cecar
Patomime
Metropolitan Opera Ho
de Basil
Catalonia Proposes New International Airport at Barcelona
The Catalonian government proposes a new airport near Barcelona costing about £3.04 million. Madrid is asked for central government aid to fund the project which would feature an international airfield a hotel a dirigible mooring mast and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Legionnaires Retain Comrade Salute In Ontario Meeting
In London Ontario a motion to replace comrades with gentleman or Mister failed at a provincial command convention. In Elizabeth town Pennsylvania Samuel Armstrong, claiming senior Mason status, marked his 100th birthday after joining the Frankford Lodge No. 292 on January 24, 1859.
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Legion
London
Canadian Legionnaires
Elizabethtown
Samuel Armstrong
Masonic Order
Jane
Frankford Lodge
Philadelphia
Armstrong
Lacona High Offers Darning and Embroidery Courses
Lacona Ia. Lacona High School begins a course teaching boys to darn their own socks and, at mothers' request, adds an embroidery program titled work for boys.
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Lacona
Gold Flows To London From Quebec Shipments
Heavy gold and silver shipments depart Canada and the Orient for Great Britain via the port of Quebec. The Empress of Britain has carried the bulk of these trades on its last three trips from Quebec.
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Quebec
Que
Canada
Great Britain
Big Ten title race threats loom in Iowa Minnesota clash
Minnesota and Iowa enter the week undefeated and race for the conference crown. Michigan Illinois and Ohio State figure in the chase with Northwestern, Purdue, Wisconsin, and Chicago also cited. Purdue-Wisconsin renew a long rivalry as Northwestern eyes an upset, while Notre Dame has not lost to the Irish since 1901.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Indiana
Michigan
Hlllnois
Wolverines
Ohio State
Chicago
Purdue
Wisconsin
Boilermakers
Eaza
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Irish
Elyria
Cleveland Heights
Red Raiders
Sandusky - Loradtn
Sandusky
Bucks
Fordham
ST. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Tulane
Georcta
Wooster - Oberliy
Wooster
Washington
Jefferson Case
Columbia
Syracuse
Wisconsin - Perdue
Pur
Tough pickouts in Lowell Brooklyn gridiron clash
Henry McLemore surveys football showdowns naming Lowell Textile and Brooklyn College as tough bet. He cites Lowell’s stout defense and few points allowed, Brooklyn’s stubborn line, and predicts Lowell edges Brooklyn while noting other key games including Mercer Chattanooga and a slate of college matchups.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Minnesota
Iowa
California
Washington
Notre Dame
Northwestern
St. Mary’s
Fordham
Lowell Textile
Brooklyn College
Lowell
Brooklin
Brooklyn
Aerican Intl
Stock Exchange
Can. Industria A. Cities Service
Electric Pfa Assoc
Comwith Edison
Rooklyn
Moravian
Canisius
Football Picks From Elyria and Heights Roundup
A long Chronicle-Telegram list surveys Elyria and Cleveland Heights results and future games. It notes past margins in the series, mentions players and officials, and previews Wooster Oberlin and multiple college and city matchups with brief standings and selections.
Rocker Stance Feud Sparks Coaches’ War Between California and St Mary’s
West coast gridiron dispute centers on the Rocker Stance a longtime offside ploy. Slip Madigan St Mary s coach accuses California of dirty play after a 62 yard touchdown sequence. California coach Stub Allison defends his lines saying the tactic drew penalties only after Madigan complained.
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George Kirkley
United Press
York
Nerv
U. of California
St. Mary's
Slip Madigan
St. Mary’s
Gaels
Fordham
California
St Mary's
Madigan
Stub Alison
St Marr’s
Berkeley
St. Marr's
Moraga
Golden Bears
Allison
Madigon
UCLA Fullback Found Ringer in Eligibility Controversy
UCLA officials investigated star fullback claimed as Ringer with the name Ted Key and later Francis Key. Dean Miller reported Key, also known as Cleis Francis Ker, is ineligible to play and likely to be dismissed. The case involves multiple aliases and past enrollments across Texas and California to protect against student name irregularities.
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OS Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Ughr
Surnname Key
Ker
Key
Dean
Earl Miller
Amarillo
Tex
Ted Key
R. F
Ted) Key
Francis Key
Cleis Francis Ker
Ben Person
Texas School of Mines
Bod
Panhandle High School
Urban Military Academy
Urban
Robert “Tex” Manners
University of California At Berkeley
Bill Spaulding
Dean Miller
Los Angeles
Assembly Keglers Beat Sure Shots in League Bowling
The Assembly team defeated the Sure Shots in two games to one at Temple alleys. Eral led the winners with a 515 high three-game total and Lindermat posted a 210 high single.
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Assembly
Sure Shots
General Industries League
Temple
Eral
Lindermat
Quiet Title Action in Lorain County Ohio Legal Notice
Legal notice in Case No 38543 against Calvin A Whitbeck and unknown heirs to quiet title on Sublot No 77 in Rawsonville Lorain County Ohio. Property described from Grafton Street to Main Street with note of Maryland lines and B& O Railroad right of way. response due by December 3. STETSON & BUTLER attorneys for plaintiff.
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Calvin A. Whitbeck
A& DD
Western Hes Finance Company
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Cetty
Lorain
State of
Rawsonville
Grafton Township
Grafton Street
M Street
George G. Spitzer
Lang
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Main Street
Stetson & Butler
State of Ohio
Lorain Conntr
Court of Common
Ohie
Thellonship of
Guardiansliquidation case looms in Lorain Court
Public legal notice and bidding fragment from multiple matters: a liquidation petition in Case No. 2638 filed by Squire as Superintendent of Banks of Ohio against D P Osterling, stating stock and liability details. plus a township procurement notice for Chestnut improvement bids requiring a certified check and right to reject bids.
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Guardian Trust Company of
Cleveland
Ohio
D. P. Osterling
P Osterling
Squire
Banks of
Guardian Trust Company
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Mdavi
Fendant
Mat ‘Trust
Leveiernd
Ridgeville Township Seeks Surface Treating Chestnut Ridge Road
The Ridgeville Township Trustees in North Ridgeville Ohio invite proposals for surface treating Chestnut Ridge Road from Root Road east to Cuyahoga County line a distance of 2.35 miles. Proposals due November 1 1935 at 1 PM local time and must include a certified check or bid bond of 290 dollars.
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Board of Trust and Ease
le Township
Koom
Arep
Ridgeth Ridgeville
Eco
Lock P. ML
Rsed
Thedgeville
United States
Board of Township
Pertoson
Fegbe Cas Township
Board of Township Trustees
Lorain Cas Harding
Worth Olmsted, O
Trus Wes
Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville Town Hall
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Clleveland- Elyria Road
Chestnut Ridge Road
Root Road
Cuyahoga County
Lise
Ridgerile
Board of
Township Trustees
Ridgeville Towcship
Chestnut Ridge
Ridgeville Sare
Tewnship Trustees
Rridgeville Township
Lorain County
Dan Harding
North Olmsted
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Lorain County Illinois
Case 33415 Bernice Neff sues Lise Shepheard et al in Lorain Court of Pleas. Order of Sale in Partition directs public auction December 4 1935 at 10 a.m. at the north door of the Lorain Court House Etterica Ohio to sell part of Lot 52 Columbia Township containing about 73.15 acres. Property appraised at 6000.60 dollars. Cash sale with minimum bid two thirds of appraisal. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and attorney EWING listed.
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Bernice Neff
Plaiatiff
Lise Shepheard
Court of Pleas
Lorain County
Etrica
Lorain Couptr
Ohio
Columbia
Covett
Lorain
State of
Said
Meérny
John A. Stranahas
Lot
Highwar
John A. Stranahan
Sarah Stranahan
Frank
Samuel Yost
Eni County
Clarence W. Dick
Ewing, Attys
al E
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