Aiwanian Program To Be Featured At Kiwanis Meeting
Elyria Kiwanis members will hear an interesting program at the noon meeting in Holy Nowell tomorrow. Wade Grabill will arrange a musical program with the Kiwanis orchestra and a film on the history and progress of the automobile industry, led by W. W. Young of Ford. Plans include a Tecal club event at the Norwalk inter-divisional fellowship meeting next week for Fourth and Seventh division clubs. Local members attended a similar meeting near Akron and Norwalk, counts toward Seventh Division awards.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Mem Miers
Holy Nowell
Tomorow
Wade Grabill
Kiwanis Orchestra
W. W. Young
Ford # Motor Company
Sysge
Tecal
Egat
Fellowship Gate
Norwalk
Oraday
Isj
Gero Agen
Akron
Nerwalk
Farm Bureau Head Urges AAA Support and Production Cuts
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau urges support for the AAA and national planning at the Ohio Farm Bureau convention. He argues against farm strikes, notes farm prices improving, and advocates reducing production to match domestic needs. He also favors a stable dollar measure and criticizes NRA access.
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Columbus
Agricultural Adiggjustment Administration
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Eperation
Ohio Farm Bureau
Peoces
NRA
O'Neal
Farm Bureau
Pe Am
Eal
Snow And Ice Creates Jobs For Ely City Relief
A cold spell has brought snow and ice that required hiring shovel crews to keep streets open and provide traction. Fifteen to twenty unemployed men were added to the city street department staff alongside regular cinder truck workers, all drawn from relief rolls, with no known end date for the work.
Radio Programs and Cumulative Schedule Listing
A radio daily schedule lists various programs and performers by time, station call signs, and show titles. It includes names such as Buck Rogers and Vincent H. Percy, with bands and drama segments, indicating a diverse lineup for Wednesday November 1 across stations WGAR WABC WAUC and others.
Evening radio listings and a prison transfer note
A fragmented radio schedule shows various musical acts and programs with times and performers listed. The text also notes a woman who had been housed in Cincinnati workhouse and Shelby County prison farm in Memphis is moved to a new long term women prisoners section in this locale.
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Cincinnati
Shelby County
Memphis
Tenn
Kathryn Kelly faces life in federal detention prison
Kathryn Kelly, convicted with her mother and others of aiding George Machine Gun Kelly in the Ursel kidnapping, was brought from Cincinnati to Milan Michigan and likely will spend the rest of her life in the federal detention prison. The number employed will vary day to day as the processions continue.
Intellectuals Discuss World Saving Plans in Paris Conference
A recent gathering to observe intellectual life and education in Europe drew figures like Marie Curie, Count Keyling, Aldous Huxley, and Salvador de Madariaga. Delegates from multiple countries were hosted by President Lebrum at the Elysee Palace. The meeting centered on resisting materialistic trends and limitations on thought in the modern world.
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Paris
Europe
Heie
Ho O
Miam Curie
Count Keyling
Aldous Huxley
Salvador de Madariaga
Lebrum
Elyeo Palace
Workers Paused for Yellowstone Efforts Record
In Yellowstone National Park Wyoming a summer project reported by Superintendent Rorer W Toil re yields 32 miles of rail 23 miles of horse trails seven miles of fence line and 1 1/2 miles of telephone lines. The work also included one tool house one fish cache and one boat dock at Yellowstone Lake as part of a grand maintenance effort.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Wyvo
C. C. G. Ree
Yellowstone National Bark
Rorer W. Toil
Ranne Font
Carrale
Spooky Tavern Play To Aid Local Needy Children
The East Carlisle Parent-Teacher Association will present the play Spooky Tavern on Friday evening to raise funds for lunch supplies for district children. Admission is in kind with fruits vegetables jellies jams and other non-perishable foods accepted.
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East Carlisle
Parent- Teacher Association
Geniuses And Their Mood Swings Across History
Logically linking emotional fluctuation with high productivity, the piece argues that psycho-thymes like Schopenhauer Michelangelo and Poe endure cycles of gayety and low mood. It notes their intense focus, bursts of work, and periods of inactivity, illustrating how mood shifts accompany genius.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Schopenhauer
Michelangelo
Vatican
Michel
Ope
Edgar Allan Poe
Goll
Poe
Cordiel Industcomm
Fee Cily
Explorations to Phoenix Mountains Planned by Men
A party of experienced explorers is preparing an expedition to the Phoenix Mountains in Arizona. They aim to reach a base camp nearby and begin the desert trek, with a noted leader guiding the journey and plans announced for January. The group will rely on seasoned scouts to chart a route through rugged terrain in search of a legendary wealth, tied to historic mining lore.
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Ariz
Crha Thoregh
Janaam
Manstase
Ot O
Amerg
Jor
Zoid
Morning Glory at Capitol Theatre Starring Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn appears as a young actress with talent in Morning Glory at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Adolphe Menjou lead the masculine roles in this courageous Broad way recognition tale.
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Katharine Hepburn
Capitol Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Adolphe Menjou
A Lady's Profession at Dreamland Theatre Tomorrow
Romance and comedy mix in A Lady's Profession at Dreamland Theatre with Alison Skipworth as a British lady who travels from ancestral lands to aid an impoverished nobleman played by Roland Young. Also notes on Arizona lethal gas plans and Mansfield firemen skip alarms in brief items.
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Dreamland Theatre
Alison Skipworth
Castra
Roland Young
Teacher Accused of Beating Student With Paddle
Mrs. Fred Caster of Roberts Hollow near Pittsburgh has filed a suit against 23 year old school teacher E Ellsworth Dyer charging aggravated assault and battery. She alleges Frank Caster 10 was struck with a wooden paddle after leaving his arithmetic book in the rain and suffered severe bruising requiring aid home.
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Fred Caster
Robert's Hollow
Pittsburgh
Frank Caster
E. Ellsworth Dyer
Frank
Auto struck by train kills Russell Akera in Dayton
Russell Akera, 50, died when his car was hit by a train in Dayton last night. Police investigated the fatal accident as investigators reviewed the crossing for safety issues.
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Dayton
Natex Claim Promises Big Health Boost in One Month
A Cumberland Maryland resident praises Natex claiming four weeks of treatment cured stomach and liver disorders and relieved rheumatism and constipation. She says her digestion improved, nerves steadied, and energy returned enabling normal work. a Natex Specialist meets customers at Muir's Original Cut Rate Drug Store at 412 Broad Street.
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Happy User
Natex
A. J. Brotemarkle
Virginia Ave
Cumberland
Muir
Tate
Ways Of Earning A Living Discussed By Senior Hi Y Club
The Senior Hi Y Club held the first in a series of discussions on earning a living at the Y M C A. The meeting was part of preparations for state Hi Y conferences in Worcester. Members received Christmas seat tickets to support the Community Help pledge, and William Randall announced plans for a victory dance at The Hedges Saturday night.
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Wooster
William Randall
Far
Club Hears Talk On Coal Mining
Roy W. Ramage spoke to the Y-Indus Club at the YMCA last night on coal mining. He described mine operations, dangers such as explosions gas and falling rock, and the processes required after coal is mined.
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Roy W. Ramage
Y-Indus Club
Coal grading and desert temperature variations discussed
The passage notes that different coal grades suit different uses, a key reason for varied coal classifications. It also describes tropical deserts with large daily temperature swings, where rock surfaces reach about 137 degrees in daylight and cool rapidly at night, causing rock fragmentation from thermal contraction.
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Stanford Radio Service
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France
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Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Minnesota Industrial Commission
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Minn
George A. Horte] and Company
Floyd B. Olson
Catharine Hepburn
Capitol Film
Dreamland
Arizona
State Prison
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Mansfield
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West Side Lumber and Coal CO
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Morning Glory
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