Japan’s 600 Million Navy and Army Budget Sparks Alarm
The Japanese cabinet voted 600 million dollars for naval and military expansion, a historic rise that will create a government deficit of about 250 million dollars next year. The writer condemns the vast outlay as excess given Japan’s current power and aviation advances, arguing it risks global instability amid rising armaments. Sir John Simon warns that ending naval limits would be a disaster for all, underscoring the perils of an arms race.
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Japan
Great Britain
United States
People of
America
John Simon
Grid Deaths Decline Forecast by Football Statistician
Floyd R. Hastwood estimates total football fatalities this season at 22, down from 27 last year and 39 in 1931. So far 17 deaths this fall, with 10 at high schools, 3 in clubs, and 3 in sandlot play. five more expected. Emphasizes safety, enforcement of rules, and better coaching to reduce mortality.
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Floyd R. Hastwood
Grid
New York Seeks Speakership in House Battle
Tammany circles push for John J. O Connor as Speaker while Byrns Rayburn and Bankhead vie for the post. In a split Democratic wave, lawmakers bend to admin sentiment and regional balance as Kennedy notes the last New Yorker to head the House was in 1869 and urges regional parity.
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Tammany Wall
House of Representatives
Washington
John J. O’connor
Rainey
O'Connor
Congress
Byrns
Tennessee
Rayburn
Texas
Bankhead
Allabama
Burns
House
Kennedy
New York
Theodore M. Pomeroy
South
Government loan program ends with March deadline
Washington warns the Home Owners Loan Corporation will terminate March 1, exhausting its original 2 billion dollars. The move creates expected disappointment for potential borrowers and affects about 30,000 workers connected to the program, including 20,000 on salary.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation
OLC
Overcoat Gone After Champion Runner Prank
A 4,000 field appraisers and 4,000 title attorneys, mostly Democrats, threaten a lobby as employment slips inspire unrest. A cryptic note on a returned overcoat claims it was stolen by a champion long distance runner who won’t return.
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Congress
The Silent Observer and Odd Storyettes of Pittsburgh
A collage of odd notes from a Pittsburgh scene includes a rolling pin gag in a family quarrel, satirical lines about loyalty and public life from Senator Sorghum, and a parable about two merchants who built a store. An aging owner tests a young manager with an inventory lesson revealed by a dusty back-room box.
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Texas
Charle
Old Time Science and Society Snapshots From a Distant Page
A collage of curious notes from a bygone era, including claims that aluminum boosts telescope power by 59 percent, early medical trials and odd household anecdotes. Other items touch on archaeology, linguistics, education age, and humorous vignettes about daily life and letters to editors.
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White Sands
New Mexico
Laurence P. Folsom
F. C. Grane
Philadelphia
Armenia
Rendel Harris
Anniversaries and Birthdays Across History
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES list notable figures born in years 1636 through 1933 including Madame de Maintenon and Robert R. Livingston. Entries note births, deaths, and historic events such as Napoleon’s Moscow retreat and Notre Dame founding. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS cover John R. McCarl Carl Hatch James Woods and others with brief biographical hints.
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Louis Xev
Artemas Ward
Sldier
Congress
Continental Army
Shrewsbury
Mass
Robert R. Livingston
New York
Washington
Fulton
Henry Wheaton
Providence
R. I
Boston
Fanny Kemble
Frances At
England
Alvey E. Adee
William Orpen
Mistory
Napoleon
Moscow
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Custer
Washita River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railway
U.S
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
Kirvin
Kansas
James H Woods
Harvard
Local Amherst Tonight Events List and Socials
Amherst Ohio notices list Stonington Lodge meeting and Mary Jane theatre party at Masonic Hall. Elmer Johnson Post auxiliary meets with social hour. Hickory Tree Grange regular session led by Henrietta Grange. Union choir rehearsal at Congregational church. Holy Name group meets at J. J. Smythe Woodhiller home. Amherst Bible Study Class at 146 Linens? residents invited. DeVries sisters evangelistic services on Who is the Holy Spirit. Burial of August Merthe and others at Kendeigh Corner cemetery. attendees from Lorain Elyria Vermilion and Brownhelm.
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Amherst
Stonington Lodge F and A. M
Masonic Hall
Mary Jane Theatre
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Miramar
Henrietta Grange
Union
Congregational Church
Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church
J. J
DeVries
Holy Spirit
St Peters Sunday School meets with plans for Christmas program
An evening meeting at St Peters Evangelical Sunday School was led by Rev C E Schmidt in the superintendent's absence. Discussion covered How We Got Our Bible and a whites gifts program for December 23. Program committees were named for junior and primary departments. Funeral rites for B E Wilbur were held at Baker Funeral Home with Rev R C Jensen officiating. two numbers were sung.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Sunday School
C. E. Schmidt
Ray Jewete
C. E. Schmide
Hulda Berger
Allen Camp
Frances Sahiers
Gladys Hopkins
Edith Ehrman
Kathryn Schriner
M. D. Fleckner
Golden Legion Bible Reading and Historical Reflections
Read Acts 20 7 12 recalling Troas and the Lord s Day climaxis but making every moment count. Mentions Pliney Tarjan Buthima early morning prayers and Love Feast and Lord s Supper. Celebrates birthdays McIntyre Weizman and a horoscope advising resilience and optimism.
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Troas
Paul
Europe
Pliney
Tarjan
Buthima
Young Married Peoples Class Social at First Evangelical Church
The Young Married Peoples class of the First Evangelical church met in the church parlors Monday evening. After routine business, a social hour followed with a box social as a feature. Various games and contests provided entertainment and the disposal of the boxes brought merriment.
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First Evangelical Church
Skating Party and Democratic Ball At Local Venues
Young people from St. Pauls Lutheran church joined a skating party in Elyria sponsored by the Walther League at Rainbow Gardens with attendees from Amherst Elyria Lorain and Berea. A large group joined the Democratic Ball at Hotel Antlers Monday evening with Mayor and Mrs. E C Stiwald and Mr and Mrs Harry Wolf among the attendees.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Elyria
Walther League of This
Rainbow Gardens
Amherst Elyria
Lorain
Berea
Hotel Antlers
E. C. Stiwald
Harry Wolf
Hospital News Discharge Names Include Local Residents
A hospital update lists William Emery of South Amherst among recent discharges. Recording by county Democrats from Lorain Blyria Wellington Grafton Avon Almlicrat committees accompanies the local notice.
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Ception
Lorain
Blyria
Wellington
Grafton
Avon
Almlicrat
Hospital News
William Emery
South Amherst
Gracious Hostess Dinners Circles St Joseph Ladies
Mrs Charles Henry hosted St Ann's society at St Joseph church Monday evening after a brief meeting. Card games followed and dainty refreshments were served at individual tables. Mrs George Pippert returned from Perrysburg where her father John Lembke and sister Anna are seriously ill in Perrysburg Hospital.
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Charles Henry
Cirelo
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph Burely
George Pippert
Perrysburg
John Lembke
Anna
Perrysberg Hospital
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