Japan spends record sum on navy and army amid warning
A Japanese cabinet vote commits 600 million dollars to military buildup, a historic excess that could yield a 250 million dollar government deficit. The piece argues such spending, prioritizing armed forces over social needs, risks global instability despite high airplane power diminishing battleships. It notes Britain and the United States as references and quotes Sir John Simon on naval limits.
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Japan
Great Britain
United States
People of
America
John Simon
Grid Deaths Decline In Football Fatalities Forecast
The smallest football death toll in years is forecast at 22 by Floyd KR Eastwood, with 17 deaths this fall across high schools, athletic clubs, and misc sandlot play. Projections suggest five more deaths, while safety measures and open play may lower risk compared to prior seasons. The notes urge stricter rules enforcement and safer coaching to approach safety levels of other sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd KR. Eastwood
Grid
New York Seeks Speaker as O Connor Emerges
Washington volunteers advance Representative John J. O Connor to the House speakership amid a free for all among leading candidates Byrns Rayburn and Bankhead. Democratic gains raise questions about a Tammany choice while New York pressures for a New Yorker to hold the post. Representative Kennedy notes the last New Yorker speaker was 1869 and argues the South should yield to New York’s industrial and financial influence.
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Yamnung Uall
House of Representatives
Washington
John J. O'Connor
Rainey
O'Connor
Congress
Byrns
Tennessee
Rayburn
Texas
Bankhead
Alabama
Burns
House
Kennedy
New York
Theodore M. Pomeroy
South
Government loan program ends with March deadline
The government launched a massive aid effort to lend billions to sustain people through a low economy. Washington reports the Trame Owners Loan Corporation will terminate March 11, exhausting the original two billion dollars. Thousands of workers in HOLG projects face unemployment and disappointment as the program winds down.
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Washington
Trame Owners Loan Corporation
HOLG
Field Appraisers and Title Attorneys Face Congressional Lobby
The text notes about 4,000 field appraisers and 5,000 title attorneys, largely Democratic workers, poised to lobby Congress as their jobs erode. It warns that untangling their alphabetical codes before their mission is clear could lead to an unhappy outcome.
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Congress
The Silent Observer and the Old Texas Pair
Fragmentary humor and anecdotes fill a column from Pittsburgh and beyond. The piece blends quips about roles in public life with a parable about a successful partnership and a curious inventory tale involving two merchants and a store manager. The narrative shifts through satire, memory, and a homely business tale.
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Kent
Tejas
Charlie
Fragmented sample from a vintage newspaper items column
A collage of short items and quotes spans science notes and humorous anecdotes. Topics include telescope mirror material affecting power, medical anecdotes, discoveries in archaeology and biology, school age debates, and light social jests. The tone reflects a miscellany page with varied era curiosities and quips.
Fragmentary Sports Card Altercation Clues at Show
A battered boxing card bearing a taunt about a champion long distance runner appears in an overcast scene. The note proclaims the champion has left, promising not to return, as the card’s message hints at a dramatic departure.
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Bach
Anniversaries and History Moments Feature
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES lists notable births and deaths including Madame de Maintenon Artemas Ward Robert R Livingston Henry Wheaton Fanny Kemble Alvey Adee William Orpen and others with a TODAY IN HISTORY section noting events from 1812 1842 1868 1918 1938 and more, all framed as quick biographical and historical highlights.
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Madame de Maintenon
Louis XIV
Artemas Ward
Congress
Continental Army
Shrewsbury
Mass
Robert R. Livingston
New York
Washington
Fulton
Henry Wheaton
Providence
R. 1
Boston
Fanny Kemble
Frances A
England
Alvey E. Adee
William Orpen
Amherst Evening Meeting and Social Roundup
Amherst Ohio tonight features Stonington Lodge and A M at Masonic Hall followed by a Mary Jane theatre party. Elmer Johnson Post auxiliary meets at the club rooms with a social hour to follow. Hickory Tree Grange holds a regular session at Grange Hall Mileway. Union choir rehearses at Congregational church. Holy Name Celery group meets at J J Smythe Woodhiller home. Bible Study Class gathers at 146 Lincoln street. DeVries sisters hold evangelistic services at town hall on Who Is the Holy Spirit. Burial notices list August Merthe Arthur Rice Ben Nickel Chris Heusser Henry Kendeigh Seymour Norton. Burial at Kendeigh Corner cemetery. attendees from Lorain Elyria Vermilion and Brownhelm.
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Amherst
Stonington Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Mary Jane Theatre
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Mileway
Henrietta Grange
DeVries
Holy Spirit
Gus Pp
Zilch
Roy Hathaway
J. B. Egeland
Earl Sweet
J. B. Beeland
Pramely
August Merthe
Arthur Rice
Ben Nickel
Chris Heusser
Henry Kendeigh
Seymour Norton
Kendeigh Corner
Lorain
Elyria
Vermilion
Brownhelm
Workers Conference at St Peters Evangelical Sunday School
A Monday evening meeting at St Peters Evangelical Sunday School was led by Rev C E Schmidt in the superintendent's absence. Discussion on How We Got Our Bible, plans for a Christmas program, and committee appointments for junior and primary departments were announced. A white gifts program will accompany the Sunday School hour on December 23 before Christmas.
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St Peter’s Evangelical Sunday School
C. EB. Schmidt
Ray Jewett
Ray. C. E. Schmidt
Hulda Berger
Allen Camp
Frances Sabiers
Gladys Hopkins
Edith Ehrman
Kathryn Schriner
M. D. Fleckner
Wilbur Funeral Rites Held at Baker Funeral Home
Funeral rites for the late B Wilbur were held from Baker Funeral Home Monday afternoon. Rev. R. C. Jeneen, pastor of the Methodist church, officiated. Two numbers were sung by a church choir.
Golden Legion BibleReflections and Historical Notes
A compact page segment recalls Acts 20:7 12 and Troas memories, noting Pauls guidance and a Lord's Day gathering. It also cites Bythinia Christians meeting dawn and eve for worship, plus a sentimental prayer line. Almanac horoscopes close with advice to avoid sorrow and nurture fidelity and sympathy.
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Troas
Paul
Europe
Climan
Young Married Peoples class social at First Evangelical
The Young Married Peoples class met at the church parlors Monday evening with routine business followed by a social hour. A box social and games provided entertainment. disposing of the boxes sparked merriment.
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First Evangelical Church
Lorain area Democrats form committees and social update
NOSPEPAL NEWS notes discharge of William Emery from South Amherst. Mrs. Charles Henry hosts Circlet of St. Ann's at St. Joseph church in Amherst with card games and refreshments after a brief meeting. Mrs. George Pippert returns from Perrysburg where her father John Lembke and sister Anna remain ill in Perrysburg Hospital.
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Charles Henry
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph
George Pippert
Perrysburg
John Lembke
Anna
Perrysberg Hospital
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
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Central
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Holmwood
Surry
Obserer
Pittsburgh
Nagi
Storyvette
Senator Sorghum
Mariah
Sallys
Science
Nibbles
White Sands National Monument
New Mexico
Indiana
Laurence P. Folsom
F. C. Grant
Philadelphia
Armenia
Rendel Flarris
Ruch
Ruth
Nebraska
Agate
Nebr
Hollywood
Timothy J. Tufley
la Mesa
Hell
Napoleon
Moscow
Notre Dame University
Custer
Washita River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railway
John R. McCarl
U. S&s. Comptroller
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S
Carl A. Hatch
Kirvin
Kansas
James H. Woods
Harvard
Leon Fraser
Bank For International Settlements
Basle
Charles A. Beard
Knightstown, Inc
ABC
Thomas I. Parkinson
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Phila
Cleveland St
Workers Conference
Golden Legion Bible
Delphia
Marvin H. McIntyre
la Grange
Chaim Weizman
Manhattan
Patent Office
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Crehore's
Chestnut St
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walther League of This
Rainbow Gardens
Amherst Elyria
Berea
Hotel Antlers
E. C. Stiwald
Harry Wolf
Wellington
Grafton, Avon and
Nospepal News
William Emery
South Anherst
Howard Wilson General Trucking Moving and Storage
W. Ninth
Pocahontas
Ohio Valley
C. W. Young
North Maple
Prane C. Ganther
Goodrich Lofsty
Silvertown
Goodrich
Silvertownies
AL Mason
Mgr
Broad Street
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