WPA Is Million Jobs Short Of Goal
Washington November 16 The $4.06 billion work relief program trails its December 1 deadline and is more than 1.9 million jobs short of the promised total Hopkins reports 3.999 million employed as of November 9, with 296,914 added since the prior week and states pushing to move more people from relief to federal work amid funding and regulatory actions.
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WPA
Washington
Tech
Harry L. Hopkins
Federsmergency Relief
FERA
Hopkins
Hower
Ohio
Three Appointed To State Board
COLEMBOS, O. Nov. 15. Appointment of three men to the state board of real estate was announced today. New members are Frank Cincinna Howard E Eben Toledo and Miss Audri Mizer Coshocton. Other members listed include F. Bescher Dayton Frank Ne Gowan Canton and Edwin H McIntosh Cleveland. Terms and per diem for monthly meetings.
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Colembos
State Board of
Real Estete Org
Todar
Frank Cincinna
Howard Eeben
Toledo
Audri Mizer
Coshocton
F. Bescher
Dayton
Frank Ne- Gowan
Canton
Edwin H. McIintosh
Cleveland
Auto Parts Plant Closed By Strike
DETROIT November 16 The Motor Products CorporationPlant employing about 380 men in windshields dashboards and interior fittings closed today as striking workers picketed The Automotive Industrial Workers Association and Mechanics Educational Society of America led the action over a wage change from piece work to hourly pay The company said only about 1000 men were on strike and that closure was to prevent a disturbance Rose of the unions claim all plant workers were affected while the company said the move affected a limited number of employees
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Detroit
Motor Protoduct Corporation
Pla
Empirres
WV. Helmes
Automotive Industrial Workers Association
Mechanics’ Educational Society of America
Helmel
Assured Board And Lodging For Rest Of The Winter
A jail release for Charles Davis promises board and lodging for the balance of winter as a reward for his latest escapade. He was freed from the county jail after serving a sentence tied to a larceny charge and nonpayment of a fine, with orders to return by 2 30.
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Charles
Neisy) Davis
Davis
Dreaka
Temple Cource
Ted
Court grants new trial and divorces in local cases
Judge D A Cook granted a motion for a new trial in a trade suit between Levin of Jacpbr Bro and others, awarding 2 35 000 in the retrial. Separately Marizane and Raymond Thomas were granted a divorce, and Alice Clark was also granted a divorce from James M Clark. A jury returned findings in a common pleas court case arising from an incident on Leke Road in Laksville on August 23, 1933.
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D. A. Cook
Trade Levin
Jacpbr Bro
Marizane
Raymond Thomas
Alice Clark
James M. Clark
D. A. Cook Todar
Walter Webber
Ant
Schrader
L. J. Schrater
Common Pleas
Leke Road
Laks Villege
Death Record GEORGE FREY AVON LAKE
George Frey of Avon Lake died at 7:15 this morning at his Walker Road home. He lived most of his life in Avon Lake and married Barbara Krebs fifty three years ago. They had seven children John Ben Raymond Foster Julia May Steve and several more. He also left eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A brother Joe Frey and a sister Clare Tomanek survived. He was a member of Holy Trinity Church. Funeral services were held from Holy Trinity Church with Cilfield Funeral Home in charge.
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George Frey
Avon Lake
Walker Road
Barbara Krebs
John
Ben. Raymond
Foster
Julia George
Dover Center
May Stokes
Bar Village
Asmes
Cleveland
Joe Frey
Eisha
Clare Tomanek
Holy Trinity Church of
Kutscher Elected Master of Masons at Oberlin Lodge
Kutscher was elected Master of Masons at Oberlin Lodge of the Oberlin School of Commerce. He succeeds A. Pion who held the office this year. Other officers named include Senior Warden Ricklow, Senior Deacon Papworth, Junior Deacon Cochran, Secretary C. R. Graham, Treasurer Yerett, and Papworth. The chaplain and junior stewards will be appointed by the new Master.
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Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
A.pion
Ricklow
D. W. Cochran
C. R. Graham
Yerett
Papworth
Trier
W. G. Edwards
Football Banquet At Oberlin High School Details Fixed
Oberlin High School holds annual football banquet Monday evening November 18 in the high school gymnasium. Dinner and a short program follow with principal C B Wigton as master of ceremonies and the first director of athletics College to give brief talks.
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Oberlin High School
Taam, Io
Igh
Xmnesiaum
C_ BE
Wigton
Qgberlin High School
Ioassmaster
Athle- College
Obscure Oberlin Inn reading of Lewis satire noted
Evening event features Helen Tappan Berthoft in the third of a series at Oberlin Inn. Mrs ill at that time reviews Lewis's new satire It Hers. She has pre wed in this series. The meeting will be held at 7 o clock.
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Helen Tappan Berthoft
Oberlin Inn
Iil
Lewis
Storm Warnings Ordered Postings Across Regions
The Weather Bureau ordered storm warnings posted from Boston to Jacksonville and advised of strong northeast winds and high pressure. It said winds of 309 miles expected in the next 24 to 36 hours with possible impacts along the Atlantic coast.
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Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Fla
Canat
Italian Advance Extends Across Ethiopian Fronts
The report details the Hanan advance force moving to Makale while the second army corps stabilizes the Tzembela region west of Makale along the Takkaze river. Chiefs submit to authorities as aviation bombs Bula and Antalo sectors. Mussolini shifts command to deploy Italy’s top tactician amid rising Ethiopian resistance.
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Gheralta
Makale
Makaler
Secend
Tzembela
Takkaze
Bula
Antalo
Makalet
Mussolini
Oberlin community notices and upcoming talks
The notice lists several local events and visits in Oberlin. Father James P. Brennan will present a Catholicism talk at Sacred Heart Church. Garden Club meets November 18 at Mrs. P. D. Sherman’s home. Faculty Club plans a Sunday supper. Nash to present a dramatic reading. Mrs Wickler hosts an Education talk. Roger Herrick to speak on education. Residents Woolsey, Osmer, and families noted with weekend visits and a pneumonia recovery update for Ralph Dunlap.
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Methodist Parsonage
South Cedar Avenue
James P. Brennan
Sacred Heart Church of
Oberlin
Fellowship of Faith
Oberlin Women’s Club
Mongar
P. D. Sherman
West College Street
Nash
Hom
J. E. Wickler
Colieze Street
Warren Kline
Speek
Manchuca
Roger Herrick
East Lorain Street
Carrie Beem
Daugh
C. A. Prather
Eir
W. H. Rogers
C. E. Herrick
Reynolds
Elyria
Ralph Dunlap
Allen Hospital
A. G. Osmer
Los Angeles
California
M. G. Osmer
Zamir Ou North
Military leadership shifts in Ethiopian campaign plans
The article discusses potential changes in command for the Ethiopian campaign. De Bono is contrasted with De Reno and Badoglio as retirement nears and a more vigorous leader is considered. Foreign reports on De Bono's recall citing strategy differences are deemed unlikely by local sources.
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Duce
de Bezo
de’ Reno
Badogno
de Bono
Two Boys Escape From Industrial School in Lancaster
Two youths escaped today from the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster. Richard Davis, 146, Zanesville, and Alvin Kent, 14, Bellevue, fled the facility prompting a search by authorities.
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Lancaster
Richard Davis
Zanesville
Alvin Kent
Bellevue
Toledo Attorney Barton Smith Dies After Illness
Barton Smith 84 Toledo attorney and prominent Mason died today. A past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ohio F and AM he served on Harding’s 1922 Peru Chile boundary dispute commission.
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Foledo
Barton Smith
Toledo
Masonic Lodge
Grand Lodge of Ohio
A. M
Peru
Chile
Harding
College Band Leaders Scouting Each Other
In Columbus on November 16, college bands from Minnesota and Ohio State discussed mutual scouting. Drum major Charles Aasnerd of Minnesota noted bands are studying each other to gain ideas, while coaches and press box observers reported the trend as a new scouting practice for college bands.
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Colembus
Mofiern
Coless
Charles Aasnerd
Minnesoia
Universo
Ohio State
Market Prices and Grain Quotations From Toledo and Chicago
Market notes show mixed activity across commodities with butter and poultry steady, grain futures volatile, and livestock prices fluctuating. Prices for corn, wheat, oats, and timothy seed appear in varied bids, while ducks and turkeys shift by class and weight in Chicago and Toledo reports.
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Chicago
States Department of Poon
U. S
Sidahe Russert Fourbanks
North Dakota
Red River
Nebraska Bliss
U.S
Rabbi Urges Full Support For Chest Drive
Rabbi Marcus Kramer addressed a large Temple audience urging cooperation in the approaching Community Chest drive. He said the "oneness of humankind" underpins compassion for the suffering and could help resolve economic problems.
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Temple
Marcus Kramer
Eirria
Ethiopian Campaign Advances Stand Reveals New Movements
The report details Gen. Graziani’s northern push into Ethiopian territory near Gorrahei and Fafan valley, including a first phase’s quieting of tribes and 200 prisoners. It describes Gen. Maletti’s rapid dash with armored cars and Dubai troops toward Hamalei Wells, meeting Ethiopians in force and signaling a decisive engagement announced from Rome.
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Seaenetia
Rodolfo Graziani
Gorihet
Gorrahet
Ogaden
Fafan
Gorrehei
Faiaa
Jijiga-Harar
Maletti
Gorrahei
Maleiti
Dubai
Hamalei Wells
Rome
Italian Armored Drive Stuns Ethiopians at Gabre Darre
Italian forces and Dubais repelled repeated Ethiopian counterattacks at Gabre Darre, forcing a retreat a little over a mile from the battlefield. More than 300 Ethiopians died, including a European officer. Maletti's men burned 59 motor trucks and captured rifles and machine guns before returning with the wounded. The victory, following Gorrahei defeat, demoralized the Ethiopian forces further.
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Maletti
Ethiopia
Gabre Darre
Gorrahei
Hull's Yan Kee trading pact eyed amid tariff protests
Officials call the Hull-Yan Kee trading agreement the most important in Hull's program, likely to spark protests from American industries worried about forthcoming tariff cuts. Critics claim native grievances echo current global conflicts as nations navigate tariff shifts.
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Hull
Fragmented biology note on growth origin
The text suggests growth results from an internal urge within organisms as recognized by biologists. It presents a foundational idea linking internal drive to development without detailing specific mechanisms or species.
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Walter Russell
Hannibal
Twain
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
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Pleasant St
Kutscher
Masons
Wile Review Book
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Laura L Baldt
Teachers College
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Fifth Ave
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