Quints On Road To Recovery After Tonsil Surgery
CALLANDER Ont November 10 The Dionne quintuplets show signs of recovery from tonsil and adenoids operations. Dr Alan Brown explained they would feel better once fully recovered. Father Roy Dafoe avoided the scene but informed townspeople everything is all right. The operation was performed by a team including Dr Wishart with anesthesia.
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Alan Brown
Toronto
Dress Roy Dafoe
Olivia Dionne
Dafoe Hospital
Surplus Office Closed for Armistice Day Observance
Elyria’s Federal Surplus Commodity office will not open tomorrow due to Armistice Day. County relief director E. E. Holmes said clients who missed this week’s distribution should call Saturday morning instead of Friday.
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Elyria
E. E. Holmes
Holmes
Exposed White House Backyard Sparks Public Interest
A historic hedge removal at the White House reopens the President’s private yard to view from the rear iron fence. Roosevelt enjoys indoor pool use while curious citizens peer into the backyard, highlighting Washington’s unique civil milieu versus heavily fortified capitals abroad.
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White House
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
America
Secret Service
Washington
London
Berlin
Paris
Moscow
Rome
Latin America
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake
National Capital
Winter Driving Tips From Evanston Safety League
Evanston, hailed as a safe city, offers Winter s Seven Safety Suggestions for motorists. Judge Harry H. Porter leads with practical steps including brakes check, wiper and defroster condition, slow speeds on slick streets, second gear braking on ice, cautious curves, and avoiding relying on horns. Emphasizes preventions and carbon monoxide caution. Evanston’s safety record notes one traffic death and repeated National Safety Coin awards.
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Evanston
Harry H. Porter
Municipal Coust
Safe
Northwestern University
Institute of Traffic Safety
Man Defies Age With First Piano Lesson At 81
E G House of Pueatello Idaho marks four score and one by celebrating his 81st birthday with a first piano lesson. He wishes to keep learning despite age and jokes about not wanting laughter at the piano. The piece argues elderly people can avoid becoming a burden by pursuing worthwhile studies to keep the mind active.
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House of
Pueatello
Idaho
Pressure groups threaten governance say Princeton economist
Dr. Harley L. Lutz of Princeton argues pressure groups push narrow interests over the public good and that laws curb such influence. He warns officials must stay vigilant as ideological conspiracies and lobbying persist, lest class sabotage return in government. Science is said to foster humility in its leading students.
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Harley L. Lutz
Princeton University
New Ca
Bible Readings and Literature Lists in Ohio Movement
The column lists Bible readings for Thursday November 10 and reflects on faith, peace, and service through prayer. It catalogs a range of books and authors from The Glass Industry in Ohio to works on philosophy, drama, chess, culture, and travel guides, highlighting a broad literary movement and upcoming releases.
New Books Go Into Circulation At Elyria Library
New books entering circulation at Elyria Library include non fiction titles such as Touching the Use of Books and Libraries by Ingles The Small Community Museum by Berkeley The Family Divorce and Juvenile Court in Ohio by Lamneck Norfiesi by Norfleet Some American Fetes by Werthner Jigs and Fixtures by Colein Die Castings by Chase The Household Searchlight Home management Guide and Restaurant Management.
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Elyria
Edna Moore
Ingles
Berkeley
Ohio
Lamneck
Norfleet
Werthner
Colein
Chase
Household Manageazine
Baldwin lectures schedule by Ralph Fansy at Oberlin
Oberlin announces Baldwin lectures for 1998 1939 by Ralph Fansy of Ohio State University to speak Friday at 8 15 p m in the Hew Art Building His topic Tintoreto s will be illustrated The public is invited to attend
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Ralph Fansy
Ohio State University
Baldwin
No‘mber
Hew Art
R. Flanning
Li Hung Chang and the Li Family in Imperial China
A concise note explains that in China the family name comes first, using Li Hung Chang as an example to illustrate that Li is the surname and Li Hung Chang belongs to the Li family.
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China
Li Hung Chang
Voters Divided On Pension Question
New York reports show voters split on old age pension measures across states. California rejected a $30 weekly scrip for unemployed over 50 despite civic ticket support. Oregon voters rejected a $60 monthly elderly plan but backed a push for a constitutional convention to consider Townsend’s $200 monthly pension. Colorado defeated a liberal old age repeal, while North Dakota approved $40 monthly minimum pensions. Townsend allies did well in New England and the Pacific, but several in Kansas lost. Labor regulation plans to curb picketing and strikes also surfaced.
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California
Senate
Oregon
Townsend
Colorado
North Dakota
Francis E. Townsend
New England
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Ballot results across states show mixed outcomes
California and Washington rejected proposals while Oregon approved measures restricting picketing in jurisdictional disputes and regulating union expenditures. Arkansas rejected abolishing the poll tax. Maryland and Oregon enacted new marriage rules, with Maryland enforcing a 48 hour waiting period and Oregon approving pre marriage medical examinations by four to one.
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Washington
Oregon
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Maryland
Elkton
Gretna Green
Oregun
Cow Theft Report Near Oberlin Sparks Sheriff's Probe
L. J. Nixon of Route 20 near Oberlin told the sheriff yesterday that a yellow Guernsey cow valued at 90 dollars was stolen from his barn Tuesday night. Neighbor Mrs. H. C. McGregor reported seeing a truck back up to the barn between 9 and 10 p m, per Deputy Elmer Peterson's report.
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L. J. Nixon
Oberlin
Sheriff's Department
H. C. McGregor
Elmer Peterson
Suit Brought Against Ban Non Theatre Company
William Reed of 113 Pine Street sues The Ban non Theatre Company for 500 dollars claiming racial discrimination as a Black patron. The suit, heard before Judge D A Cook, alleges March 7 1988 Reed was denied seating at Lincoln Theatre.
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William Reed
Pine Street
Bannon Theatre Company
D. A. Cook
Lincoln Theatre
Notable Maori chief Kurupo Tareha Dies Near Napier
Kurupo Tareha a prominent Maori chief died near Napier New Zealand He was educated at Mission College and gained fame as a football player and racing cyclist He also won the amateur golf championship of New Zealand once.
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Napier
New Zealand
Mission College
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