Maciac an governor to pardon liquor law violators
Detroit November 11 The governor elect William A Comstock pledged to pardon all prohibition violation prisoners after taking office January 1 He called the statewide repeal of the prohibition law the only fair action and planned a wholesale clearance of liquor offenders affecting about 4500 prisoners including 2000 with short sentences The outgoing Governor Wilber M Brucker said he would enforce the laws during his remaining term.
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Detroit
William A. Comstock
Comstock
Patrick H. O’brien
O'Brien
Wilber M. Brucker
Missing man Arthur Blisen Sparks Local Search
Police were asked to locate Arthur Blisen 40 of Olmsted Falls who has been missing from his home since Tuesday. A car stolen from Hughes Provision Co premises yesterday is described with license 267 6860. Wilder sues W H Barnes for 1554 rent on a store at 544 West Broad Street.
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Myan
Arthur Blisen
Olmsted Falls
W. L. Wooden
Hughes Provision Company
Nota
Wilder
W. H Barnes
West Broad Street
West College Street
J. W. Hill
Rowland
Thieves Take Thirty Turkeys From Farm North of Wellington
Theft of thirty turkeys from the Frank Lugaski farm, two miles north of Wellington, was reported to Sheriff Clarence Adams yesterday. A machine seen nearby is believed connected, and its license number is being traced, the sheriff said.
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Frank Lugaski
Wellington
Clarence Adams
War anniversary finds victors and vanquished
Washington marks the 14th anniversary of the World War ending with ceremonies in capital cities. Economists warn the postwar era faces heavy costs from armament, veterans relief, and war debts while dictatorships grow and peace efforts falter amid Japan China tensions and reparations debates.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Washington Cathedral
America
France
New York City
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Boulder Dam
Treasury
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Italy
Poland
League of Nations
World Court
Pacific
China
Far East
Berlin
Versailles
Christmas Party Planned for Oberlin Odd Fellows Home
A short readings program was presented at the Oberlin Odd Fellows Home in Springfield. Refreshments were served and plans were made for a Christmas party on December 5 at Mrs. L Powers home on South Main Street.
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Odd Fellows
Springfield
Chest Campaign Opens Monday in Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio November 12 Community Chest day set for November 14 with a campaign kickoff luncheon at Oberlin Inn hosted by the Exchange Club. Erwin Worcester leads solicitation with a $3,000 budget for 1932-23 and allocations to Allen Hospital Vocational School Red Cross Visiting Nurse and other groups.
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Oberlin, O
Wenday
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Erwin Worcester
Allen Hospital
Red Cross
Village Improvement Society
Girl Scouts
Recital Delayed Until Tonight by Conservatory Students
The recital in Warner Hall by Conservatory students was postponed from 4 15 this afternoon to 8 15 this evening. William Tufts and Fred Howe lead the group. The hour change follows the college and conservatory closing from 3 to 5 as a tribute to Professor Lofberg who died yesterday at Allen hospital.
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Warner Hall
Conservatory
William Tufts
Fred Howe
College and Conservatory
Lofberg
America
Allen Hospital
Night School Opens Monday Night at 7:45
The Oberlin Night School will open Monday evening November 14 at 7 45 in the building on South Pleasant street. Elementary subjects are taught and the Vocational School for boys will not open until January this year. The Past Noble Grand Association of the Vine Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Mrs Harry Murphey on South Main street with sixteen members present.
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Oberlin
South Pleasant Street
Noble Grand Association of the Vine Rebekah Lodge
Harry Murphey
South Main Street
Lynds Jones
West College Street
Nebraska
Oberlin Odd Fellows
McBride
Methodist Church
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Women's Club
Frank Beckwith
West Lorainetree
Misa Eva Smith
London
Canada
Comfort Club Elects New Officers at Meeting
Mrs Opal Papworth was elected president of the Comfort club at its annual meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs Surprise on Hollywood Avenue. Mrs Surprise was chosen secretary treasurer for the year. A quilt was tied off and refreshments served. Mrs Bickel will host the next meeting on Friday November 25.
MEN S CLASS TO HOLD MONTHLY SUPPER SUNDAY
The First Church Men's class hosts a Sunday evening supper at six in the James Brand House. Professor Walter Horton will speak on The Outlook for Religion in the Orient after the meal.
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First Church
James Brand
Walter Horton
Stage Bridge Tournament Opens at Legion Defense
The American Legion on Ohio Street hosted the opening of a bridge tournament with key choices on finesse versus not and leading trump versus another suit. Henry Fisher won the opening eight with 4 033 points earning the top cash prize. Paul O Collins took second with 3 878. remaining entry fees are held in escrow for the Brand prize. Tournament directed by David Hyman and Peter Smith.
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American Legion
Ohio Street
Trump
Henry Fisher
Paul O. Collins
David Hyman
Peter Smith
City Leaders Weigh Finances and Salary Pause
The mayor plans a meeting with city department heads to discuss a 1932 deficit and a proposed two week unpaid layoff for employees to save money. Council members warn a deficit this year would require deeper cuts in 1933, while awaiting the mayor’s statement before final details are set.
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Chronicle-Telegram Today
Chronicle-Telegram
Wazes
Training Ship In Danger Off Bahamas Navy Vessel Sinks?
The U S S Sciota, a 10006 ton Navy tug once used as a training ship, was in danger of sinking 290 miles east of the Bahamas. It reported distress rockets from latitude 27 N longitude 73.20 W as Charleston naval radio stations dispatched assist ships.
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New York
U. S
Bahamas
Palm Beach
Radiomarine Corporation
Navy Department
Lima May Have No Government
Lima voters approved abolishing the commission-manager form by 9191 to 6899 and restoring the mayor-council system. The amended charter takes effect the Monday after approval while the city awaits election of a mayor and councilmen.
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Lima
Arsan
Flames Destroy Brooder House in Griswold Road Fire
A fire at George Palmer's Griswold road brooder house caused about 300 dollars in damage with origin undetermined. Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams reported the blaze yesterday evening. neighbors extinguished flames before they spread to a nearby building.
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George Palmer
Griswold Road
Claude Adams
Beers Placed On If And When Basis In Chicago
Chicago officials and business leaders rush to prepare for possible repeal of prohibition with talks of a $1,000 annual beer license and a $10,000,000 annual tax impact. Brewers, bars, and gangs eye transition as legal beer production looms.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Anton J. Cermak
J. J
John Coughlin
Nual
Coughlin
Board of Trade
Rogers Park Civic League
Roosevelt
J. A. McCarthy
Drewdys, Ltd
Canada
St. Paul
Joe Fusco
Capone
Senate control in Colorado hinges on absentee ballots
Colorado's race for the state senate concerns 6 000 absentee ballots. Karl Schuyler 198 868 leads Walter Walker 198 420 in preliminary county clerk tallies. Mail ballots complicate results with reports delayed by long transport, some 450 miles from Gunnison county Marble precinct.
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Denver
Colo
CEW
Senate
Colorado
Farmer-Labor
Charles W. Waterman
United Press
Karl Schuyler
Walter Walker
Grand Junction
Marble
Gunnison County
Bomb Threat Reported Near Mansfield Newspaper Plant
Police examined a satchel found near the plant as nine workers prepared to leave. The fuse spilled out and was placed in water by officers. Albert Damm, owner of a nearby restaurant, saw a youth loitering with a satchel near a car before fleeing the scene wearing a cap and dark coat.
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Gill
Graham
Gibson
Mansfield
Journal
Albert Damm
Damm
Midyear real estate tax distribution announced
Final distribution of the mid year real estate tax collection totaling 1 753 929 is by County Auditor C Kelser. Elyria schools receive 186 798 with 175 000 advanced, Lorain totals 251 486 and Oberlin 47 510. Elyria city gets 137 555 with 130 000 advanced. Lorain 288 260 with 277 000 advanced. Oberlin village 20 593 with 5 097 advanced. County government 274 471 state 15 768 townships 65 020 and 166 790 in special assessments. The 1931 real estate duplicate with delinquencies totals 5 604 703.
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Kelser
Loraig County
Elyria
Lorain
Hoover Considers Cooperation With Roosevelt on Transition
Reports from the Little White House at Stanford suggest President Hoover would cooperate with President-Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt during the four months leading to the inauguration. Hoover’s telegram of congratulations promised assistance, but no new details emerged. A Washington conference was deemed possible but would wait until Hoover returns.
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Washington
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Leland Stanford University
Roosevelt
Movements Thrive as Youth Seek Fellowship and Service
Real ardor marks the era with energetic social movements aiming to lift the young toward fellowship and service. New forces have been liberated and are not yet proven but carry potential for broad impact.
Deposed German Restorations and Dutch Observers
The text notes a monarchist restoration in Germany was seen as imminent by Belgian Foreign Minister Paul Hymans, while observers in the Netherlands report frequent visits by scientists and growth in travel to Zandvoort and other Dutch regions amid German developments.
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Wilhelm
Doorn
Zandvoort
Holland
Germany
Tise
Paul Hymans
Belgium
Brussels
Market Report Cleveland Produce and Livestock Numbers
Ohio and Pennsylvania potatoes led mixed markets with graded russet and cobbler types. Hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep receipts shown with price ranges and weights. grains and hay quoted by Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange. Farmers Local Markets list dense with produce prices for apples to onions and greens.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Otto
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Eleven Elected To Honor Society At Elyria High
Elyria High School announces eleven students elected to the National Honor Society. Nine seniors and two juniors join the chapter, chosen for scholarship service leadership and character. The local chapter dates from March 5, 1926, with the national society formed in 1901.
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Elyria High School
Carolyn Manzo
Phyllis Agate
Karl Eady
Lucille Hand
Camphous Menke
Edward Morris
Eileen O'Donnell
Helen
Shively
Myrna Smetzer
Arthur Campbell
Constance McClure
National Society
Psychology and Unknown Traits Shape Conduct
A reflection notes that psychology suggests unknown and unknowable characteristics largely determine behavior. The remark emphasizes the role of hidden traits in influencing conduct without detailing specific examples.
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Wildercraft
Western Reserve Inance
Marshal Foch
Herr Erzberger
Rethondes
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Comfort Club
Marianne Holman
New Salem
Inq
John G. Nickerson
Holman
Oberlin Conservatory
Ball State College
Manele
Ind
Nickerson
Ross Shoe Repair Shop
Legion
Navy
Ocfre
Charleston, S. C
Sciota
Plante
Broad St
Kable
Chevrolet
Cunningham
Hubbard
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Woodbury
Ambrosi
Azurea T
Paris Pond
Misto
Castoria
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