Community Chest drive urged by Rev Redhead
Reverend Edwin B. Redhead, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, urged support for the Community Chest during Sunday services. He quoted the Good Samaritan parable to urge mercy in civic life, presenting the beast of burden as the church and Community Chest carrying out acts of charity and relief.
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Edwin B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Community Chest
Redhead
Jerusalem
Tey
Thei
Leval
Elyria
Map Of Kidnaping Scene To Be Presented At Hauptmann Trial
In Flemington New Jersey the Lindbergh kidnapping scene is being mapped for the Hauptmann trial beginning January 2. Prosecutor Hauck cites Millard Whited as an important witness and says he saw Hauptmann near the estate before the kidnaping. The defense counters with evidence challenging Whiteds account.
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Flemington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Anthony MM. Hauck
Millard M. Whited
Wauptmann
Marreh
Whited
Miss Barnes Died at Sister's Home in Oberlin
Obituary notice from Oberlin Ohio reports Miss Barnes died at her sister's home after illness. The piece notes service details and local arrivals, with references to nearby families and events in town life. The fragmented text mentions November dates, a memorial service at South Main and East College streets, and community notices about hosts and gatherings.
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Mra. KK. OW
Hostese
Eierare
Ana Sovislevik
East College Staat
Oberlin Grid Team Entertained By Home Economics Class
The Oberlin grid squad will be hosted by the home economics department at the banknet hall tonight. About 250 members are expected to attend a seven o'clock dinner prepared and served by the department. Captain Shafers’ team has secured a notable schedule and aims for league success.
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Oberlin High Gehant
Tten
Shafers
Fayenken
Chempiensittn
Club Activities Of Coming Week
The Women's Prog o elah will hold a guest meeting this evening at Mrs J D Barnes home North Main street. The Methodist Services Guild will meet at the Methodist parsonage on Cernar street with a pot luck supper led by Mrs Florente Sherman.
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J. D. Barnes
North Main Street
Methodist Services Guild
Cernar Street
Florente Sherman
Probe Shortage and Missing Records in Elmwood Place
A shortage in Elmwood Place finances ties to vanished village records found during a state audit. Mayor Arthur Weiss confirms a shortage but cannot estimate the loss. figures cited range from fifteen thousand to fourteen thousand dollars. State examiner James J. Breese says some missing books have been recovered while others remain missing.
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Cincinnate
Navy
Elmwood Place
Arthur Weiss
Amissisne
James J. Breese
Happy Reunion Ended By Death
In Cleveland on November 14 a 70 year old Port Wayne Indiana woman Mrs Tenla Kyle died of heart disease shortly after arriving by train to visit her brother Walter Watt. Watt vice president of Thompson Harts Co met his sister as she arrived with husband Alton.
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Cleveland
Tenla Kyle
Port Wayne
Ind
Walter Watt
Fakewood
Watt
Thompsson-Harts Co
Alton
Annette Largest Quintuplet Now Leads For Title
CALLANDER Nat November reports Annette, longtime runner in the Mtonne quintuplets, moving into the leaders’ position for the heavyweight title. Yvonne lost five ounces, while Annette weighed 11 pounds 2.5 ounces, surpassing her sister by 1 2 ounces as the weigh-in notes a change in standings amid cool North American temperatures trend.
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Callander
Nat
Annette
Yvonne
Mtonne
Former Examiner Recovering From Automobile Injury
Het Meuteer a Larata County records official is recovering at home in Mansflolit from serious injuries after being struck by a car. He has a fractured skull and is convalescing. State examiner AL N Hayes, previously reviewing Curahors County records, is now examining county records with W. H. Howland assisting.
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Het. Meuteer
Larata
Att Automobile
Mansfield
Brother of former Elyria teacher struck in Alto
Illiterate garbled text references a brother of a former Elyria teacher and a death in Alto. Mentions Cleveland and religious ties, but the fragmentary lines do not provide a clear event, date, or complete names.
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Elyria Teagher IO
Alto
G.O.P. Committee Spent Amount Revealed
A fragment reports a committee expense totaling 1435 dollars with mentions of a portion paid to unidentified recipients. The note references Lorain and a delegate event, but details are unclear.
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Eepense
Vesentat Nogers
Ieee
Cardinal Mundelein Jubilee Celebrated in Chicago
In Chicago at the Mal Name Cathedral Cardinal Mundelein leads vast celebration marking the silver jubilee of his elevation to the episcopacy. The ceremony mirrors major Catholic milestones and reflects Mundelein’s long tenure since becoming Archbishop of Chicago eighteen years ago. He oversaw the creation of Mundelein College and Propaganda College, fueling Chicago’s ecclesiastical prominence.
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Chicago
Ney
Chis
America
Seaves
George Cardinal Mundalein
Maly Name
Cardinal Mimadelein
Loroma
Sincs
Mundelein College
Propaganda College
Lome
Beatrice Durant Sues For Divorce In Lorain Case
Beatrice Durant files suit for divorce from Tram Sylvester Durant of Lorain on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Married in 1930. First National Bank of Wellington sues G I England for 6886 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Wellington sought.
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Beatrice Durant
Sylvester Durant
Lorain
First National Bank of Wellington
G. I. England
Wellington
Code Proposed for Ohio Automotive Maintenance Garages
The Ohio Recovery Administration reviewed a proposed code for the automotive maintenance garage trade in Ohio. A temporary code committee submitted the draft last week and officials expected a date for public hearings on the proposal.
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Columbus
Navy
Ohio Recovery Administration
Ohio
Recovery Administration
Experiment Fatal For YoungChemist Genius
Chicago November news reports the death of Erich von Gebthau a promising 22 year old chemist and associate professor at Northwestern University. He inhaled hydrogen chloride gas during a late stage test of his invention a rubber fabric transparent like glass and weatherproof. The invention promised applications in building as a sheet glass alternative produced in reels and cut to shape.
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Chicago
Erich von Gebthau
Northwestern University
Princeton
University of Vienna
Assaviantes
Relis
Economy League Presents Model Balanced Budget
The National League proposes a model balanced budget to President Roosevelt adding 658 million dollars in new federal taxes and cutting emergency expenditures by 1.599 billion annually. It urges spending curbs by the Public Works Administration and concludes the plan would align revenues and outlays for the 1945 fiscal year. The Economy League, a political group founded in 1921, claims it marks the first fiscally prudent approach for America to straighten the national finances.
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New York
Repgevelt
Tia National League
Congress
Public Works Iistration Wold Fe Eurtailcy
Sinfor
Tsay
PWA
Economy League
Tole
Enming
Americana A Ostadiy
Aation
Report Two On Island Missing Report Two On Island Missing
A fragmented report names a German businessman Alfred Blomberg and Prof Jagell among missing persons on a visit to Floveana Island. Rudolf accompanied Philippsehn to the Baroness and details a tale of disappearance. The narrative mentions Livy Kwo and Vermans with two dead individuals later identified as Ty Karl Ritter and Franc Dare K Win.
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Ite Waenrer i Fa
Robert Mhilippsohn
Alf Blomberg
Fierma Sraper
Three Believed Drowned In Saginaw Bay
Saginaw Nov 29 Three men were believed drowned after their fishing boat vanished from Saginaw Bay following their sighting by other fishermen a mile and a half away. The missing are Edward Demuing Walter Duffy and Lewis Hartman.
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Saginaw, Wien
ICLPI
Saginaw Bay
Edward Demuing
Walter Duffy
Lewis Hartman
Two Men Abduct And Rob Teacher In Ohio
Miss Dorothy Coriell a 26 year old school teacher from Rossford was abducted by two young men as she stepped from a bus. They forced her into an automobile and robbed her of 5 dollars before releasing her near Arcadia. She kept 1.40 to pay her fare home. She was gagged but not harmed according to officers.
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Findlay
Dorothy Coriell
Towling Green
Rossford
Arcadia
Cornell
Admits Killing Of Two Sisters In Roanoke Case
Philip Jones, 26, confessed to police in Roanoke that he murdered sisters Alice and Ellen Hill at Clifton Forge. He was charged with murder and moved to an unnamed destination amid fears of mob violence.
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Roanoke
Philip Jones
Alice
Ellen Hill
Clifton Forge
Munder
Picketers Defy Court Order In Bucyrus Strike
In Bucyrus a picket line defies a court order as protesters continue labor actions. Details are limited due to garbled text but the scene centers on a dispute involving organized workers and enforcement actions. Names or exact dates are unclear from the fragment.
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Bucyrus
Mandamus Writ To Be Asked By Shank Attorney
Shank's lawyer seeks a mandamus writ to compel action in a case tied to poison death charges against Hank Shank. The matter involves a hearing refused by the court and a forthcoming motion for renewal, with attorney Le allegedly to refile as soon as possible. Alvin Mosley and family are named in the surrounding context.
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Mandamus
Shank
T. Pare
Stark
Miron
Roweek
L. Toilhunter
Bheuk
Lense
Hank
Alvin Mosley
Storms In West Cost 14 Lives
SAN FRANCISCO November 12 heavy rains and snow fell for the third day along the Pacific coast creating a driving alarm and causing 14 deaths in auto accidents and drownings. High Sierra snowfall trapped 75 motorists at the Tahoe Ukiah dedication as highway snowplows labored to separate travelers from their destinations.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
High Sierras
Rush Relief To Typhoon Victims
Relief orders rushed food and medical supplies to Mauhan Tyabas Province where at least 50 are dead and scores missing after floods from a typhoon. Government agencies estimate at least 100 deaths and many more missing across the area visited by the storm.
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Manila
PB. T
Mauhan
Tyabas
Market summary with live prices across livestock and produce
The market report shows weak to steady conditions for cattle, hogs, and poultry with varying prices. Notes include steer and heifer bids, hogs around five to six dollars per cwt, lambs and sheep trading with modest gains, and wholesale corn, oats, and hay prices alongside produce like cucumbers and lettuce with stated basket sizes and quality grades. Names of traders are limited to market entities and exchange references.
Mississippi wine production report from 1944 rankings
The article outlines 1944 wine production projections in Morocco and neighboring regions with leading provinces listed. Shquaria Chowia Meknes head the exportable output at 17,500,000 quarts each, followed by Rabat Oudja Gharh and others with smaller totals. Domestic consumption reaches 45,000,000 quarts as Mohammedan conversions to wine are noted. The remainder is slated for export.
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Morgece
Algeria
Las
Shquaria
Chowia
Meknes
Rabat
Oudja
Gharh
Two Auto Deaths Reported In Cincinnati Area
A Dunkirk resident, Mrs Hiser, was returning from a grocery store when struck by a vehicle. In Cincinnati two deaths occurred late Saturday and Sunday: Bruce L Carter, 35, killed by a hit and run. Bernard Klein, 9, struck while playing near his home. The article notes early thoughts on iron from meteorites.
President's Warm Springs visit signals renewed national hope
The speaker contrasts years of scarcity with today’s improved prospects, noting renewed hope and determination. The president arrived at Warm Springs after a long train journey, with platform appearances at multiple sites. The remarks emphasize using power wisely and advancing work in landscape, arts, and human progress.
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Warm Springs
Bim Velar
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