FDR Renews Talks With Ambassadors
At Warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt held lengthy discussions with Hugh Wilson ambassador to Germany and William Phillips ambassador to Italy on religious and racial persecutions in Europe. He considers refining policy toward nations restricting minorities while Jones and Eccles joined later to discuss economic matters tied to the talks.
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Federal Reserve Board member leaves after two day conference
A member of the Federal Reserve Board departed the capital yesterday following two days of conferences with the President. The meeting focused on economic policy and banking regulations as part of ongoing discussions between the central bank and the White House.
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Central Labor Union Sponsors Meeting Film To Be Shown
Elyria Central Labor Union hosts its second educational meeting on Thursday December 1 at 7 30 p m at the British Empire Club hall. The program features a sound film Stop Silicosis showing how dust enters the lungs and causes tissue damage, produced by the US Department of Labor Division of Labor Standards. The film aims to educate employers and workers on dust control measures and urge regulations of dust producing industries. Public invited.
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Ladies Benevolent Society Roasts Pork and Bazaars
Ridgeville notes a Congregational church Ladies Benevolent Society roast pork supper on Wednesday Nov 30 at 5 30 pm followed by a bazaar. On Saturday Dec 3 Mrs Frank Blaser hosts for the East Division at Sugar Ridge Road Pedro, with bingo and pynochle games. all invited. Brief: Joe Rollin recovering from appendix operation at Elysia Memorial Hospital.
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Local Social News From Oberlin And Nearby
Mr and Mrs Paul Gutman of Oberlin were guests of Mr and Mrs M Knowles. Mr and Mrs Harry Watson visited the former's brother in Tiffin. Mrs Mary Watson accompanied her son to Tiffin to visit him. Mrs M Bartter opened her home for Last Division of the LBS of the Congregational church. Twenty members and friends enjoyed garden, prizes awarded to Mrs C Young, Mrs P L Morgan, Mrs John Stephen, Mrs Jennie Bultman, Mrs Felix Anderson and Mrs Salisbury. Tea was served after the play.
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M. Bartter
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P L Morgan
Dover Center News Notes Good Time Club Meeting
Dover Center report notes the Good Time Club gathering at Mrs Axithur Jamis home on Center Ridge with ten pinochle games and prizes won by Mrs Emma Traxler Mrs Belle Roskby and Mrs Marle Thompson The next meeting is planned at Mrs Geiger s house Thanksgiving visit details include Horace Bush and Charles Mucie with Mr and Mrs Eddie Roggen in Cleveland and Mr and Mrs J Benham hosting Thursday dinner guests
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Axithur Jamis
Center Ridge
Emma Traxler
Belle Roskby
Marle Thompson
Geiger
Horace Bush
Charles Mucie
Mirs
Eddie Roggen
Cleveland
J. Benham
Thanksgiving Day Activities and Visiting Guests in the Area
Mrs Collie Sweet of Rocky River Eveland Simonds is under a doctor s care at his son Sterling s home Mr and Mrs E G Geiger hosted friends from Dover Cleveland Ashtabula and Lorain on Thanksgiving Day Mr and Mrs Harlan Green and sons visited Kenneth Green of Lorain Thursday evening Miss Viola Oring hosted a Cleveland friend over the weekend The Congregational and Methodist Churches held a union Thanksgiving service with Rev John Rutledge at the Congregational Church Mr and Mrs Andrew Jenkins Melvin Jenkins and son Glenn visited Brecksville with Mr and Mrs Stanley Hall Nelson Elliott of Kent spent Thanksgiving at home
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Dover
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Ashtabula
Lorain
Harlan Green and Sons
Kenneth Green
Viola Oring
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Congregational Church
John Rutledge
Andrew
Melvin Jenkins
Glenn
Stanley Hall
Brecksville
Nelson Elliott
Kent
Norton-Robbts Hoods of Ohio State Archery Golf and Hunt
The Ohio State Archery Golf and Hunting Association reported 60 rabbits and six pheasants killed in its annual hunt on the game preserve east of here. One hundred twenty-two men and several women archers from Cincinnati Cleveland Akron Columbus Dayton and New are listed among attendees.
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Two-Headed Calf Reported in Gallipolis Farm
A two headed calf born on J. H. Taylor's farm near Gallipolis is reported healthy and growing. Each head has two eyes two nostrils and two mouths but shares one ear. Norwalk notes Electa Amsden will turn 101 on December 9 despite poor health she cast an absent voters ballot in the last general election.
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Japan Bans Leather in Balls Mitts and Boxing Gloves
Japan announces a ban on using leather in sports equipment including balls mitts and boxing gloves, citing animal welfare and sustainability concerns. The move will affect manufacturers and athletes, with phased implementation and potential policy reviews. Nations watch impact on supply chains and alternatives.
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