Noted Transcontinental Flight Executive Frye Commutes by Plane
New York profile of Jack Frye president of Transcontinental and Western Air, detailing his near daily travel between Manhattan and Kansas City, private plane use, high altitude aircraft work, and lunging lunch conversations in New York. Frye, 34, native of Oklahoma, grew into a globe wandering executive and aviator with regional roots and broad operations.
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New York
Jack Frye
Kansas City
Manhattan
Frye
Sweetwater
Oklahoma
Texas
Air Plate
Toome
Nature A Break To Resist That Cold
An article promotes World's Tonic as a laxative aid to aid natural bowel action and prevent colds. It includes a testimonial from James A Price of Elyria Ohio praising relief from constipation and reduced cold incidence. It suggests using the product at first signs of a cold and notes availability at local druggists.
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Nuinal
James
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Mr. Price
Stratosphere dreams and airline talks from 1938 diary
In a Wichita diary from 1938, the writer discusses plans to fly the stratosphere with Jack Frye, concerns about passenger air supply at high altitudes, and the idea of consulting Doctor Paluel Flagg. He recalls meetings with Hubert Herring, plans to see Henry J. Allen, and a trip to Lima Peru, noting preparations and social sketches of old friends.
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Jack Frye
Paluel Flagg
Flagg
Colonel Lindbergh
Frye
Hubert Herring
Wichita
New York
Congregational Church
Herring
Luchow's
Henry J Allen
Levand Bave
Henry Ware Allen
Mr Herring
Luchows
Hubert
Sioux City
Lima
Peru
McNaught Syndicate
Birthday Dinner Honors Two Elderly Huntington Residents
Huntington Sunday hosted a birthday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Nuegele aged 84 and 80, with twenty two relatives and friends in attendance. Attendees included Charles Seman and daughters Ruth Lillie and Emily, Ralph Masnard of Cleveland, Paul Gray of Wellington, Dan G. Kater, C. J Chapman’s daughter who baked the cake, and others visiting from Seville Cleveland Urbana Elyria and Detroit among locales.
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Huntington
Conrad Nuegele
Charles [Seman
Ruth
Lillie
Emily
Ralph Masnard
Cleveland
Paul Gray
Wellington
Dan G. Kater
C. J Chapman
Treatment of Ills Common To the Aged By C N Chrisman M D
Dr Chrisman who treats the aged notes compensations in care. He expects no miracles and aims to keep the patient comfortable and engaged. He warns against overdoing after hardened vessels weakened heart and kidney issues from rheumatic fever.
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C.N. Chrisman
M.D
Old Age Tied to Heredity and Early-Life Disease
The article argues aging reflects arterial elasticity decline and reduced blood flow to organs. It links longevity to heredity and early infections, noting that children of long-lived parents tend to live longer and stay active. It also observes sleep disturbance in the elderly and calm endurance in noisy rooms.
Broken Bones Heal in Old Age Too
In old folks injuries like broken bones and cuts can mend as well as any age. They may heal a bit slower but recovery is possible. The oldest hip fracture I treated was ninety one. Mobility, not restraint, aids healing. light binding of wounds prevents compression and movement fights bed sores. Failing sight and hearing are common issues but aids are often refused. Cleveland hosted Sunday guests, while others traveled to Spencer and Lorain to visit relatives.
Local Families Share Visits and Hunts in Amherst Area
Mrs Alice Dilgard visited in Amherst with relatives while Kenneth Finkle and daughter spent Sunday in Elyria with William and Ethel Baum. Dan Baum and Donald Solida moved into former Adam McQuate residence. Turner West hosted Ira Bradberry and Frank Walker families for Tuesday dinner and opening hunting season. Viola Warner hosted relatives in Amherst and Okmulgee Oklahoma visitor stays with Willie Session. Fred Mohns and Archie Buchanan hosted guests in Chatham.
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Alice Dilgard
Amherst
Kenneth Finkle
Elyria
William Baum
Dan W. Baum
Donald Solida
Adam McQuate
Ira Bradberry
Frank Walker
Vermilion
Turner West
Keeling
Tracy Lorence
Viola Warner
Henry West
Fred Lorence
Reed
Mary Naegele
Cleveland
Naegele
Conrad Naegele
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Willie Session
Fred Mohns
Archie Buchanan
Chatham
Wakeman Activities Chronicle for November Gatherings
Grange drill team to Clarksfield on November 23 for first degree. Altar Society hosts card party at Curley's on November 24. Numerous local visits, dinners, and family events recount community life. The first Wakeman High boys’ basketball game at LaGrange ends in losses. an Arabic term notes the airplane as a taiyara.
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Ethel Elmes
Schultz
Fred Elmes
Cooper Street
George Leimbaugh
John
Laura Hoyt
Bellevue
C. J. Hoyt
Frank McLaughlin
Mantua
Robert McLaughlin
C J Hoyt
Sidney Croad
Canton
Dora Pomeroy
Cleveland
Charles Weeks
Henry Peck
Clinton
Milton Hurst
Russell Mantz
Anna
Roosevelt cabinet politics hinge on New York balance
The President faces a New York heavy balance in his cabinet with Farley Morgenthau and Perkins holding seats while Jackson and Hopkin g both NY rooted. He may elevate Michigan governor Murphy or Hopkins, leaning to Hopkins due to WPA ties, while Roper exits pre year end amid brewing Capitol Hill scrutiny.
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Washington
New York
Jim Farley
Henry Morgenthau
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Farley
Morgenthau
Eak
Robert Jackson
Harry Hopking
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Jackson
Justice Department
Cummings
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Murphy
Hopkins
WPA
Jimmy
Commerce
Dan Roper
Roper
Capitol Hill
Farewell party for Italian Ambassador Suvich noted
The report notes attendance at a farewell party the following day for Italian Ambassador Suvich marking the end of his tenure.
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Suvich
Committee Named To Draft Plans For E. H. S. Project
Elyria High School announces a committee of fourteen students to draft a student participation system. Five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen were selected from 98 nominees by a faculty panel. Members include Douglas Birch Phyllis Christman Harold Dahnke Mary Kaiser Nan Shryock Donald Fobes Mary Jean McElfresh Claude Martin Helen Simpson Harry Koplin Jean Wagner William Winsor William Collins Lois Hancock.
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Elyria High School
Douglas Birch
Phyllis Christman
Harold Dahnke
Mary Kaiser
Nan Shryock
Donald Fobes
Mary Jean McElfresh
Claude Martin
Helen Simpson
Harry Koplin
Jean Wagner
William Winsor
William Collins
Lois Hancock
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Tanee
Chas. Driscoll
Mary
Harry Friend
Fred Rupener
Russell Repp
Elsie Rupener
Seville
Marion Crile
J. C Raupking
Dave Beckley
Cusahoga Falls
Henry Laughery
Edward Nash
Baden
Tommy
Urbana
J. Lehman
Lawrence Thudhum
Ralph Krage
Johnson Crib
Steve Leggins
B. F Thudium
Nova
Esther Thudium
Mable Averill
Archie
Boris
Detroit
Jennie Smith
F. B. Herlester
Wainwright
Cleveland Road
DE. Chrisman
Emory Pifer
Bessie Regal
Spencer
Mrs Stroupe
Wilbur Beck
C. C. Finkle
Gladys
Alvin
Vaughn Finkle
Lorain
Ed Finkle
the Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Faces and Trust Company
Wakeman
Geographic Hitch
GOP
Fred van Nuys
Indiana
Jim Watson
Franklyn Waltman
Treasury Building
Webster-Ashburton
Oregon
Canada
CCC
McEntee
Bark
CTC
LaGuardia
Africa
London
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Berlin
Germany
Henry Wallace
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John Streicher
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