Revolution Under Way In South America
Natal is reported under rebel control as communists push a regional uprising. Federal forces move north with army air service and naval ships ordered to quell the rebellion. General Manuel Rabelo heads the suppression with emergency duties for all units while Prestes is suspected to lead the movement.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Natal
Nouth
Pernambuco
Recife
Luis Carlos Prestes
South America
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Rio Grande
Manuel Rabelo
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Mutiny on the Bounty at Capitol Theatre
Theatres present a sea drama headed by three stars and fifty featured players. The sturdy square-rigged ship H. M. S. Bounty takes center stage in Mutiny on the Bounty, a production recalling events from over 150 years ago.
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Mutiny On the Bounty
Capitol Theatre
H. M. &. Bounty
Charles Laughton Clarx Gable
Maria
Claudette Colbert Stars in Dreamland Comedy She Married Her Boss
Claudette Colbert leads the cast with Melvin Douglas and Michael Bartiert in the Dreamland Theatre’s new film She Married Her Boss opening tomorrow. A light, affectionate plot centers on a kissless bride seeking affection and comic complications unfold on screen.
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Dreamland Theatre
Claudette Colbert
Melvin Douglas
Michael Bartiert
Radio Programs on WTAE and Local Bands
Readable notes list WTAE broadcasting 1107u and 12200 frequencies with various bands and performers. Mentions Grifaras Swing Session, Lou Grifaras style program, sports and news blocks, plus names such as Hank Keene, Reisman, Serenase, Lavender, Fred Waring, and others among station sections.
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Evening meeting report from local association
Vincent Wince presided over a meeting with about six to eight attendees. Mrs Frank Troalci conducted the 6:3 program while Miss Gr Freeland and others led with a large report. Miss Freeland spoke on the association’s finances in the treasurer’s absence. The group sang The Together Song and Mr Haskins reported on a Hallowe'en party.
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Wince
Frank Troal¢i
Gr Freeland
Leonard Dean
Meeting notes reveal prize orientation and PTA supper plans
The record shows attendees at an event honoring Miss Freeland with a prize to be kept until December. PTA dues were reduced from 35 to 25 cents. Lake Avenue School PTA proposes a community supper, with Mrs. F H Lewis, Mrs. L Keller, and Mrs. John Cook appointed to organize. A program including cornets and “America” was planned.
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Ohio Exhibits Dominate Live Stock Exposition
Ohio sends more exhibitors and animals to the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago, running Nov 30 to Dec 7. Top Ohio entries include Max Farms Mansfield and Teegardin and Sons Ashville in cattle, with strong showings in sheep, hogs, Percheron and draft horses, and university judging teams from Ohio State University and county 4 H clubs competing for state honors.
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Community Notes and Horticultural Club Meeting Highlights
Readers from Butternut Ridge and Elyria attended village gatherings featuring music by Norman Sauth and Mrs Hinton. The 4-H trip to a Columbus congress was described by Miss Reed, with activities including a banquet, dance, and day trips to local buildings. A Friday evening social at the Methodist church drew about sixty-five participants, with refreshments and remarks on local club work and community aging.
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Butternuc Ridge
Pissure
Toreig County
J John Jacn
Sun Nda
Memorial readings at St. Peter’s Amherst church
Nov 25 service marks departed members with baskets and bouquets around the altar. Rev Schmidt’s sermon Save the Righteous followed by a union service planned with Rev B H Turner and others. Multiple church groups hold sessions, with a variety of concerts and gatherings announced for the coming week.
Christmas program rehearsal and church notices
A rehearsal for the Christmas program is planned near Sunday afternoon at 2 15 at IST Evangelical Church. No midweek prayer service this week due to the union Thanksgiving service at St Peter's Evangelical Church. Daughters of Dorcas hosts tea at Wefer Zub home Park Avenue Saturday 2 30 to 3 30. The Norwalk district Methodist quarterly conference meets at South Ausherse Methodist Church this evening with a 6 30 service. Wagar Oberlin district superintendent will preside. Lorain brief notes include high school basketball opens 25 1955 36 season as St Marys of Lis school looks ahead. Between Men on miles of Rev and Mrs Were Huss to RK day at Boose home. Mr and Mrs are parents of a baby girl born Sunday. Discharges H C Eak Amherst briefs.
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Brookside reflects on school tests and annual bazaar
Fragmented report from Sheffield Brookside area covers a fatal taxi accident near Brookside road, state history test for county schools, and the annual Brook auditorium bazaar and chicken supper led by Mrs. Wood. Senior class runs Bingo and a Dari booth while new guest Mrs. Brown attends. Sheffield Lake Social Diet meets with 35 members planning a Christmas party in December.
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Gangs Kill 14 In New York Usury Racket
New York investigators blame a long standing usury racket for a wave of gang violence that left 14 racketeers dead. The scheme known as the six for one or six for five racket charged borrowers 29 to 56 percent weekly interest, with loans often under five dollars. Authorities say collection agents beat debtors to force payments, and cases tied to the Bronx and a network extending to Florida. The incident underscores a broader push to curb illegal lending as part of a wartime era crackdown.
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