Farmers Union Demands Share for Agriculture in New Deal
The National Farmers Union in Omaha declares it will press for farm aid within Roosevelt’s New Deal. Resolutions call for testing mortgage validity payable in gold, declaring foreclosures unconstitutional, refusing to recognize foreclosures, and a debt and tax moratorium until cost of production plus a profit is guaranteed.
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Omaha
Neb
National Farmers Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Farmer's Holiday Association
Union Assembly
Supreme Court
Congress
Union
John A. Simpson
Simpson
Holiday Association
Milo Reno
Iowa
Nebraska
United States
Reno
Edgar Howard
Roosevelt
Farm Union Board of Directoors
Appeals court upholds $12,500 verdict for Lorain woman
The district court of appeals affirmed a $12,500 award won by Dorothy Gentie of Lorain in a common pleas court case against George A. Wagner of Sandusky after Gentie was injured in a rear end collision on East Erie Avenue. Five men in Cleveland area are under sheriff investigation for recent poultry thefts. one suspect vehicle bore a Lorain license plate later found stolen from a local Lorain machine owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals
Dorothy Gentie
Lorain
George A. Wagner
Sandusky
Miss Gentie
Margaret McPhie
East Erie Avenue
Cleveland
Clarence Adams
Official count shows few changes in election tabulations
Board of election officials reported minor adjustments to the original tallies from the last election. No candidate filed protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Officials
Fined $100 By The Mayor
Archie Carter of Lorain was fined $100 and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated before Mayor W. H. Van Oster. He was arrested when his car ran over a curb and into a cabbage heap in a rear yard at 205 East River Street around 7 p.m. Saturday, police report states.
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Archie Carter
Ashland Avenue
Lorain
W. H. van Oster
Carter
Henry Cheats
East River Street
Death Notices for Katherine Jump and J L Davis
Mrs Katherine Jump 65 wife of Elmer Jump of 514 Park Place died this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital at eleven. Survived by husband one son Nelson Jump and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow. J L Davis died suddenly Monday after a heart attack born July 30 1862 in Henrietta lived in Michigan and South Amherst before moving to Elyria. Survived by widow Rose Minch Davis and daughter Nellie Davis. Funeral arrangements are complete.
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Katherine Jump
Elmer Jump
Park Place
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. L. Davis
Season Avenue
Henrietta
Michigan
South Amherst
Elyria
Rose Minch Davis
Nellie Davis
Debt Talks and Hoover Ideas Spark Early Campaign Debates
The piece recounts 1922 campaign discussions in which Hoover proposed trading debt payments for tariff favors to aid American exports. Roosevelt favored lower tariffs to help Europe meet obligations, while no definite revision plan was offered. A source suggested postponing a December installment and settling via in kind deliveries or tariff concessions, including Europe building ships for the U.S. government.
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Congress
Hoover
Ansernor Roosevelt
Europe
United States
Moorer
U. S
Urgent recognition of infantile paralysis symptoms noted
Dr Logan Clendening explains advances in infantile paralysis knowledge from recent medical journals. Early diagnosis relies on suspected exposure and immediate physician testing via lumbar puncture. Exposure can yield immunity, as shown by a birthday party example. adults are largely immune, and poliomyelitis is far rarer than diphtheria.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Pennsylvania
Readers Questions On Diet And Rheumatism
Questions from readers discuss basic dietary guidance for adults in casual terms. One answer advocates milk bread greens meat butter and fruit with playful wording. Another asks about serum tests for rheumatism and notes some rheumatic diseases respond to vaccines or serums, while acknowledging no serum test exists.
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McCallum
Court actions include contempt jail time and divorce rulings
Alvin Seneff of Lorain received five days in the county jail for contempt after missing alimony payments. Eddie O'Brien of Oberlin faced a grand jury with a $1,000 bond on breaking and entering charges tied to a November 11bookstore incident. Grace Arpasi Mantz won a divorce from Charles Arpasi for gross neglect and cruelty and reclaiming her maiden name. Ida Llewellyn of Lorain was granted a divorce from Lester for grass neglect. Annie Phillips, executrix, filed suit to foreclose Oberlin property for $3,680. Anna Pompel Cherubini of Lorain sued John Kopsco of Oberlin for $5,000 over a September 17 collision at Globe and 29th Street Lorain.
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Alvin Seneff
Lorain
Senet
Florence
Eddie O’brien
Oberlin
John von Blumesterday
Obertin
Grace A. Arpasi
Charles Carl Arpasi
Grace Mantz
Anna Pompel Cherubini
John Kopsco
Globe and 29Th Street
Baby screech owl seeks shelter on porch
A baby screech owl buffeted by November winds hid on Mrs. Ida Wolf’s porch at 325 Eighth Street and has been placed in Heldmyer’s Hardware store window for a few days. The piece ties a wartime morale context to a broader national judgment on power.
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Ida Wolf
Eighth Street
Thief thwarted by screams saves store cash
Rudolph Udonvicz, returning from his variety store in Fall River Massachusetts, shouted as thieves assaulted him. His screams frightened the robbers away, leaving him with about $100 secured in his pocket.
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Fall River
Maas
Rudolph Udonvicz
Oberlin Marionettes at Finney Chapel Oberlin Nov 15
Tony Sarg's Marionettes perform at Finney Chapel Oberlin in two shows today. Afternoon matinee at four features Merry-Go-Round and selections from Rip Van Winkle Sinbad the Sailor The Rose and the Ring and Alice in Wonderland. Evening show at 730 presents ten Sinbad the Sailor scenes from Arabian Nights with an 8-member company handling voices while dolls perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Tony Sarg
Rip van Winkle
Sinbad
Sophronias Wedding Improvised Play At Methodist Church
The Methodist church ladies present a two act three act play Sophronias Wedding on Friday night November 18 at eight in the social rooms. Set in Tattletown at Mrs Lara Snodgrass home and at Sophroma Piper’s home the piece contrasts old time ways with modern ideas. The cast features Mrs Uriah Snodgrass and many villagers in a lively community performance.
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Sophronias
The
Methodist Church
Tattletown
Larah Snodgrass
Uplift Society
Sophroma Piper
Uriah Snodgrass
Nellie Baxter
Seraphina Snodgrass
Ruth McBride
Abner Doddridge
Fay Papworth
Mossy Spriggs
William Winter
Joshua Perkins
Mabel Trufant
Elmer B. B. Killemouick
Thelma Worcester
Peace Peabody
Kimpton
Flossie Sampen
Lillian Behnke
Caleb Savinsoules
Maude Kutscher
Lobelia
Camelia Witherspoon
Anna Slater
Imogene Hunt
Lottie Anna Sykes
Gladys Bond
J. Anderson Piper
Grace Morgan
Tile Tucker
Betty Wendt
Genevieve van Houten
Marian Kimpton
Sophronia Piper
Ancient mammoth tusk found in Wisconsin gravel pit
A mammoth or mastodon tusk about 18 inches long and dating roughly 50,900 years was excavated from a South Beloit gravel pit. Beloit College anthropologist Prof. Paul Nesbit notes it likely lay in a Pleistocene water deposit and discusses possible mammoth types and sizes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Upe
Paul Nesbit
Beloit College Department of Anthropology
Nesbit
Milton man 93rd birthday honors Civil War veteran lineage
George Wentworth of Milton New Hampshire celebrated his 93rd birthday. The article notes his Civil War service and traces family military service from his grandfather in the American Revolution through his son in the Spanish American War and grandson in World War I.
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Milton, N. H
George Wentworth
West Coast girl 12 dreams of solo air stunt flight
Larnie Bowman, 12, of Alameda California, wants to pilot solo and perform aerial stunts. Government rules require a 16 year old license while her parents Martie and Les Bowman support her flying. She logs hundreds of flight hours and often flies with her family despite not holding a license.
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West Coast
Alameda
Cal
Larnie Bowman
Larnie
Department of Commerce
Martie Bowman
Pacific Coasts
Les Bowman
Sound waves may clean water supplies in future use
Prof. Newton Gaines of Texas Christian University told the Southwestern Water Works Association convention that sound waves could one day purify municipal water supplies by destroying foreign bacteria. He cautioned that practical application must await future scientific developments.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Iup
Newton Gaines
Texas Christian University
Southwestern Water Works Association
Gaines
Kiwanis Club Plans Football Meeting With Coach Gauthier
Elyria Kiwanis Club will meet at Hotel Newell with no speaker due to Community Chest report luncheon. The club schedules its annual football meeting for December 1 with Ohio Wesleyan University coach George Gauthier as speaker.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Community Chest
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan University
Humber to Be Backed by Party Leaders on Vacation Visit
Georgia congressman to meet top party leaders during a vacation period described as preparatory for potential cabinet talks. Observers note that his selection for key posts like state, treasury, and war will hinge on policy directions on foreign affairs debts tariffs and taxes tied to President Hoover’s administration.
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Rame
Treasury
Hoover
Sympathize With Tot's Fairy Tales
Dr Garry Myers argues that preschool imagination is a truthful inner drama. Children create beings and adventures beyond adult reality and may persist in make believe for long periods. Parents should join in and avoid shaming or punishing this creative play to nurture truth and empathy.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
de Garvy
Garry Cmy
Farmer Gore loses sugar beet wagon to theft in Laurel
In Laurel Montana farmer Gore faced a run of bad luck when his sugar beet wagon broke down costing 190 dollars for repairs. A thief then stole the wagon worsening his troubles and adding to the loss.
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Laurel
Mont
Gore
Market reports from Cleveland and Toledo grain and livestock
Cleveland markets show eggs poultry and produce with varied prices. Hogs cattle calves and sheep pricing skews lower against steady to weaker demand. Toledo grain quotes list wheat corn and oats on track and in store with bids and asks for red clover and seeds.
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Cleveland
Haldoer
Dee
Alsire
Ontario May Close 22 Of Its Hospitals
Ontario faces possible closure of 22 hospitals by end of 1932 due to a drop in hospital income from 8.6 million in 1930 to 7.8 million last year and a forecast further decline. Government and municipalities may cover deficits while beds sit empty as travel to farther facilities increases.
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Ontario
Toronto
Robb
Woman hobos say they ride the rails nationwide
Edwina Eddie Johnson a 22 year old veteran of 18 years on the road says female hobos are common. She describes camps and riders across the west and notes police ignore many until over 21. She was arrested for the first time after years of stealth travel. Her brother joined after their father died in California and they moved toward South Dakota.
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Chicago
U.P
Edwina
Eddie’ Johnson
Hobotown
Eddie
California
South Dakota
Alkali Lakes Halt Ducks in North Dakota Region
Hunters report alkali lakes in northern Williams and southern Divide counties causing distress to wild ducks. Birds were found floundering with plumage crystallized by the deposit, making them unable to fly.
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Williston
N. D
Williams
Divide
Boy Struck Blind Near Nenagh in Mysterious Case
Seven year old Patrick Ryan of Nenagh area suddenly loses sight without warning. He is hospitalized under close observation as doctors cannot determine the cause though his general health and eyes appear normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Ryan
Nenagh
Ireland
Cate
Farm Horses Stage Comeback in Nebraska
In Grand Island Nebraska farmers revive horse stock after tractor boom. John Torpey head of Grand Island Livestock Commission House says horses are now the only farm product sold at a profit. Demand exceeds supply and draft animal prices rise with a full recovery likely in about five years.
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Nebraska
Grand Island
Torpey
Armenian Bible in Racine Claims 742 Years of Ownership
An Armenian owner Gregor Dergarabidian in Racine Wisconsin reportedly holds a Bible dated to 12th century Armenia. The manuscript, 250 goatskin pages, was penned by priest Garabid a during an eleven year span ending 1190 A.D. It shows interruptions due to anti Christian activity and uses 12th century Armenian chapter labels.
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Racine
Wis
Upy
Gregor Dergarabidian
Garabid
Police protection costs residents in Pennsylvania cities
A state report shows 42 third class cities in Pennsylvania spend a total of $2,965,703 on police protection for 1982. Harrisburg leads in per capita cost at $2.70 with one officer per 717 residents, while Sunbury has the lowest at 67 cents. Erie has the biggest appropriation at $279,439 and Corry the smallest at $6,320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Internal Affairs
Sunbury
Reading
Erie
Allentown
Hird-Lass Group
Corry
Jobless to Get Surplus Crops in Lewis and Clark County
Organizations across Lewis and Clark County are formed to distribute surplus crops from local ranches to unemployed and destitute residents. Pottery and eggs will also be available to those without food or money.
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Helena
Mont
Lewis and Clark County
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Ida Llewellyn
Lester
W. B. Thompson
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Elver M. Phillips
Norwalk
Rogger Hanson Holly
Oberlin, Et al
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Camaguey
Cuba
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
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Nelle Stevens
Elmira Pennywhistle
Clara Baxter
Tommy Savingoules
Bessie Farrar
Warner Hall
Maurice, Kessler Wil
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E. G. Sweet
Oberlin Women's Club
Robert Wilson
Franck
O. H. Whittington
Frances Nickerson
Frank Beckwith
West Lorain Street
J. 9. McCullough
E.R Allen
East College Street
L. P Chapmar
North Main
Clara
Mattie Bailey
Springfield
Ill
Elton Hanmer
Groveland Street
O. B. Rupert
Warren, O
C. R. Summers
Hollywood Arenue
Kiwanis Club
Humber
Tot
Clnveland
Butte
Ohio
New York
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Toledo
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Ford
Pontiac
Johns-Manville
R. E. MacDonald
Texaco
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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