County approves two special counsel payments
County commissioners Wednesday approved two special attorney bills. Squires Sanders and Dempsey of Cleveland received 100 dollars for special counsel on Lorain bridges construction. Eugene R Sullivan of New York City was paid 75 dollars for services in collecting 1400 dollars from Lloyds Insurance Company of America on the Spring Valley assessment bonds.
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Death of Roseland golf pro tied to tularemia
Cleveland authorities announced the death of 43 year old Joseph Corsillo a Roseland Course golf professional from tularemia after he hunted last week and reported a rabbit he shot looked funny.
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Former Columbus slot king Gustave Snyder dies in Michigan prison
Gustave W. Snyder, 52, once a Columbus slot machines magnate, died at the Milan Federal prison farm in Michigan where he served a sentence for income tax evasion. Death followed complications from an appendicitis operation. he would have been eligible for parole Saturday.
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Columbus Slot Machines
Milan, Mich
Henrietta PTA dinner plans and local social visits
A Henrietta PTA committee met at the president Mrs. Frank Kelble s home to plan a dinner at the school for county superintendents on Tuesday evening November 29. The piece lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and friends in Toledo Detroit and nearby towns over the weekend and through Monday with many dinners and visits noted.
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You and Your Nation's Affairs Consider Taxes
In Houston the economy shows outward prosperity but business leaders warn of regional weakness. Cotton prices and exports drive debate on price support, production limits, and relief. The author argues for balanced abundance, more production, and careful progress to avoid dislocations while addressing structural trade and employment challenges.
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Breans Falls From Second Story In Boarding House Incident
Lockport Louisiana Roy W Breans a 200 pound oilfield worker woke from a dream and found himself falling from the second story of his boarding house. He suffered bruises but the report gives no further injuries or charges.
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Roy W. Breans
Latin America fears over Jewish colonization in Costa Rica
State Department files reveal how a failed Costa Rican plan to settle 1000 Jewish refugees on a banana plantation was derailed by Leo Sack’s letters. Costa Rican newspapers branded the effort as a Sack scheme, sparking protests and ending the project. In Lima the delegation led by Kathryn Lewis prepares for the Pan American Union congress, while domestic critiques of New Deal policies recur across columns.
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California Arabian horse fame fuels global sales
In Pomona California the Kellogg Institute of Animal Industry at UC ripples worldwide with Arabian horses. This year 12 animals will be sold to the Maharajah of Bhaunaga India, reflecting the breed's expanding prestige and demand driven by the university program.
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Cal
University of California
W. K. Kellogg Institute of Animal Industry
Bhaunaga
India
Language reform urged in Melbourne to simplify legal writing
Australian lawyer Gregory Hynes proposes reform of English to reduce repetitive phrases such as he or she and his or her in legal documents. The plan aims to streamline drafts and improve clarity across official texts.
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Gregory Hynes
La Grange Baptist Church Announces Special Evangelistic Meetings
La Grange Baptist Church starts special evangelistic meetings Sunday night November 27 and runs through the week with nightly vocal and instrumental selections. Rev Ralph B Smith of Lorain Ohio will speak each night aided by Rev H A Cruver and Mrs Cruver on song service. Attendees from Cleveland Akron Berea and other towns heard the Big Fall Rally and Letters from absentees were read. About 60 dined in the church basement after morning service and 100 attended afternoon service where Smith spoke on Steps in the Backsliding of Peter. F A Yost led song service and sang We Shall Shine as the Stars. Evening service drew a good crowd. Rev Benjamin Davidson and Rev B P Opper spoke with lantern slides.
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India Mission Message Urges Evangelization Need
A message from a church leader in India underscores the urgent call for evangelization. The note highlights spiritual need across regions and urges renewed missionary effort and local outreach.
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Woman hits pedestrian then leaves scene in Louisville
Miss Pogey Hennings told police she struck a woman with her automobile in Louisville and, after stopping a few feet away, could not locate the victim. A male witness said the woman was a friend who did not want publicity and advised her to drive on.
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Louisville
Soviet Expeditions Discover New Resources At Home
More than 3600 geological expeditions have been dispatched this year by the Soviet Government to locate new natural resources. New oil deposits have been found in Yakutia and tin in Svane tia. Northern Ossetia yields zinc lead tin and silver.
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