Roosevelt linked to Chamberlain in Britain politics
The Washington Merry Go Round reports Duchess of Atholl credits Roosevelt with helping Chamberlain stay in power amid Mussolini talks. Roosevelt’s advisers fear public linkage, while State Department figures push for alignment with Chamberlain. News also covers Spain policy debates and a Roman feudal tale, ending with Sabath poised to chair the House Rules Committee though age and health are considerations.
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Washington
Duchess of Atholl
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Mussolini
New York
Willmott Lewis
London Times
Great Britain
Gallup
Hitler
State Department
Sumner Wells
Europe
Spain
Ickes
Wallace
Morgenthau
U.S
Sabath's long shot becomes chairmanship for Illinois Democrat
Adolph Sabath wins the push to chair a House committee after a week of secret decision making following his Democratic nomination loss in September. The move ends his 32 years in Congress without a chairmanship, despite past near misses and opposition from Alabama's John L. Burnett who warned Sabath would loosen immigration laws if defeated.
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Patent House Rules Committee
Adolph J. Sabath
Congress
House
Sabath
John O'Connor
O'Connor
Wilson
John L. Burnett
Alabama
Burnett
Illinois
Adolph
John
Howard C. Hopson
Associated Gas & Electric
SEC
Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal Power Commission
U. S
White House
TVA
F. R. Wilcox
Agriculture Department
American Automobile Association
Thomas P. Yeary
Detroit
William Gable
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Husband Of Former Elyrian To Speak In Cleveland
The Rev. Ralph W. Lockman of New York City will address the New England Society of Cleveland and the Western Reserve next Monday evening. A dinner at the University Club at 7 p.m. commemorates the Mayflower arrival in 1620. Mrs. Lockman, daughter of the Elyria Rev. W. C. Endley, formerly lived in the city. Elyrians are invited to attend regardless of New England ties.
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Ralph W. Lockman
New York City
New England Society of Cleveland
the Western Reserve
Cleveland
University Club
Provincetown
Massachusetts
Lockman
W. C. Endley
Elyria
Karl O. Thompson
The
New England Society
Armistice Day Observed by Avon Lake Legion Post
Avon Lake Armistice Day observance by Legion Post 211 and Auxiliary at the Chat eau featured a 7:45 p m dinner for 1100 attendees, ornate pine and flag decorations, and a program led by Rev Britton. Speakers included Ellis Vander Pyl of WGAR, with tributes to Lost Battalion members, Red Cross remarks, and farewells at taps.
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Avon Lake
Legion Post No
Chateau
Britton
Marty Perk
America
Carlton Paul
Howard Drake
Erwin Britton
Congregational Church
Leo Worth
Holy Trinity Church
Avon
J. J. King
Fred Lott
Lott
Board of Education
Roy Currant
P.T. A
Herbert Arnold
Women's League
H. C. Scott
Queen of the Dames of
Malta
William Pyson
Miona Castle
Martha Eckert
Stuart Bell
Cleveland Press
Ellis Vander Pyl
Lost Battalion
WGAR
Cleveland
Charles Howell
Wayne Black
John Alden Carpenter
Ernest Ball
Commander Paul
Mr. Carmichel
Mayor Drake
Paul
Ellis Vander Puel
Jack Kinsiner
Starley Janek
Scott French
Sons of Legion
Father Worth
Gilman Couple Learn of Mother's Death in Loganport
Mr and Mrs Charles Gilman received notice Sunday that Mrs Kistler mother in law to Mr Gilman had died in Loganport Illinois They departed Monday for Loganport to attend the funeral and family services
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Charles Gilman
Kistler
Loganport
Illinois
Shower for Mrs Melcher Urig At Home Sunday
Mrs Melcher Urig hosted a Sunday afternoon shower at her residence with guests including Mesdames Harry Trigalet Frank Krebs Mike Higgins Carl Tomanek Leo Oster J Wilkins Ed Lehre Carl Hoch Walt Romey Urig Ed Dechant Raymond Frey Clarence Smith of Avon Lake Joe Januski of Bay Village Cyril Miter Francis Smith The piece notes air mail rate peti tions and a court appeal could cause delay with the Authority delaying action until the row ends An insiders view predicts the Authority may rule against TWA.
Everyday Movies Hosts and Gifts at Avon Event
Denys Wortman J Forthofer of Avon and Waltz Diedrich of Ridgeville attended with hostesses Mrs Hochwalt and Mrs Urig. Refreshments were served as many gifts were given to the honoree. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Trigalet Mrs Schroth and Mrs Wilkins.
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J. Forthofer
Avon
Waltz Diedrich
Ridgeville
C. Hochwalt
R. Urig
Trigalet
Schroth
Wilkins
Brief items from the region and church event
James Butterworth left Monday on a business trip to Pittsburgh. Charles Hochwalt and Bob Borovy of Ohio State University spent the weekend at their homes. Howard Clark of Chicago is the guest of his parents, Mr and Mrs Owen Clark. A special service will be held at 8 oclock Wednesday evening November 16 at the Birmingham M E Church. Rev R J Norris will speak on the theme Efficient Lay man. Everyone is welcome.
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James Butterworth
Pittsburgh
Charles Hochwalt
Bob Borovy
Ohio State University
Howard Clark
Chicago
Owen Clark
Birmingham
M. E
R. J. Norris
Birmingham Church To Hold Special Services
Birmingham Methodist churches announce special services during Fellowsnin observance with joint gatherings and wreaths planned at local chapels.
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Birmingham
Six Die In Dutch Airliner Crash In Dense Fog
In Amsterdam area a Dutch airliner crashed near Schiphol airfield in dense fog. The body of Chief Pilot Jan Duime laar was recovered, bringing fatalities to six with twelve injured, three seriously. Among the dead is Captain Van Geemeren, an army officer attached to the airline to learn high-power two motor ships.
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Amsterdam
Jan Duimelaar
Schiphol
van Geemeren
Townsend Club Meeting Shows Strong Attendance and Growth
The Townsend Club No. 1 held a well attended meeting with President Doane urging continued participation. A membership drive ended with women slightly ahead, and a new drive begins toward Townsend’s birthday on January 23. Ohio backed Townsend in the Sunday Cleveland gathering as 19 representatives were elected.
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Townsend Club No. 1
Doane
Townsend Movement
No. 1
Townsend
W. J. Haynes
Cleveland
Herbert L. Clough
Ohio
E. F. Clark
Freight Train Hits Automobile Two Women Killed
Toledo report states a Wheeling and Lake Erie freight train struck an automobile at Curtice crossing in Ottawa County last night killing two women, Mrs. Catherine Henninger and Mrs. Mary Kerekes. Louis Kerekes, 18, and John Zatko sustained cuts and bruises while two men were slightly injured.
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Toledo
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Curtice
Ottawa County
Catherine Henninger
Mary Kerekes
Clay Cernter
Louis Kerekes
Kerekes
John Zatko
Martin
Reading Club Evening Features Three Pieces by Miss Christman
The club was entertained by Miss Carol Christman who presented readings titled The Newly-weds Go Fishing The Decoy Dollar and The Furnace Door. The club sponsors another party at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening November 19.
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Carol Christman
Odd Fellows Hall
Thought and Truth in Free Minds
A concise reflection on how allowing people to think freely may yield honest insights, noting that many individuals rarely engage in deep thinking unless unconstrained. The passage implies that autonomous thought can surface genuine ideas without coercion.
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Acme
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CROOK
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Columbus
Girls’ Glee Club
Glen Beard
William Maher
the Baptist Church
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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By Denys Wortman
Pew
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Sk&e
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