Durbin Supports Davey In Ohio Primary Fight
Lima attorney Francis W. Durbin fired an open letter backing Governor Davey and opposing Charles Sawyer for the 1936 Ohio gubernatorial nomination. Durbin called Sawyer’s candidacy unsportsmanlike and said Sawyer would hinder Franklin D. Roosevelt, citing Roosevelt supporters and a Chicago incident as reasons for opposition. He praised Davey’s record while criticizing past governor missteps as from the hand rather than the heart.
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Mrs. W.W. Pierce’s 50-Pound Fat Loss Claim
Mrs. W. W. Pierce of Tiffin Ohio writes she shed 50 pounds in six months using a fat burning method. She claims her weight dropped from 238 to 154, stating the plan helped reduce fatty meats and sweets with a bird noted in the diet.
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Church Women To Hold Conference In Ohio
Columbus Ohio November 29 The annual Ohio Conference of Church Women will be held in connection with the Ohio Pastors Convention on February 4 and 5 A meeting of the women s committee of the Ohio Council of Churches here prepared the program Members of the committee include Charles Ryan Adams Ladine Layton Springfield J B Shawers Hariette M Schultz Dayton Mrs E D McKune Canteen Mrs Fred Hoff Fremont Mrs Harry Lybarger Coshocton Mrs Carl A Steele South Vienna Mrs F L Borsexz Wooster Mrs F L B Gilbous Byeshe Mrs C J Beerbower Marion and Mrs Alfie Morrill Defiance.
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Carl A. Steele
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Emperor Selassie Heads to Dessie Front During Resistance Effort
Emperor Haile Selassie travels toward Dessie to direct imperial resistance against Italian forces. Marshal Petro Badusho commands troops. armored cars and six anti aircraft guns accompany the expedition to ward off enemy planes. Grand headquarters set near Dessie as the campaign unfolds amid mounting conflict and air threat.
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Man who fired last shot in Civil War dies in Columbus
David N. Osgor, 94, Columbus resident famed as the man who fired the last shot in the Civil War, died in a hospital. He served in the Union and was wounded early. on April 17 he fought near Derham Station, NC, against Wheeler’s cavalry, after wounding a Confederate soldier a flag of truce ended the fighting.
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Boxing Night at Chicago Stadium Show Set for Two World Champs
About $39,099 expected to be spent as two world boxing champions clash in non title bouts at the Chicago Stadium. Barney Noss favored to win over Celestino Garcia in a welterweight bout, while Freddie Miller defends his featherweight crown against Jimmy Brown.
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Ohio University Opens 1936 Football Schedule at Purdue
Pro Ohio University will start the 1936 season against Purdue at Lafargette Indiana on November 29 1935. The rest of the slate includes Marshall Kent State Miami Cincinnati Dayton Ohio Wesleyan Delaware and John Carroll with 23 Buckeye Conference players set to receive gold emblematic footballs. notable players include Don Burnison Ed Holmquist and Dick Ireland.
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Ross Miller In Chicago Boats
Chicago dispatch notes a dramatic increase in activity as Ross and Miller navigate maritime operations in Chicago. The report highlights the involvement of four thousand customers and overall surge in boat traffic, signaling a busy period for local transport and commerce.
Sure Shots Rally to Defeat Hornroom in Bowling League
In the General Industria Bowling League action at Tem Pic alleys on Wednesday evening the Sure Shots came from behind after the first game to win the match against Hommroom. Mahl led the losers with 525 for three games while Brown of the Sure Shots posted 202 for best single game.
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Thrilling Games Continued From Page 19
The University of Dayton defeated John Carroll 19 to 10 in a first win since 1921. A 48 yard late run by halfback Bachtel sparked Dayton's victory as the Buckeye rivals Mr. West Virginia.
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Grid Results Scholastic Tetea 7 De Wei TE 2a
Record of scholastic grid results with teams listed including Marshall WisT Kansas Marieti Musktsum Oregon State Oklahoma Mount Washington Notre Dame etc. The fragmentary scores show West Arkansas Central details and several North West region matchups with varied outcomes.
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Canada Shifts From Costly Wheat Policy
Ottawa details indicate a subcommittee led by Finance Minister C. A. Dux along with W. J. Esler and J. G. Gardiner considers altering Canada’s wheat policy. Wheat stocks are reported near 900 bushels with plans to adjust handling and commerce.
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Canada Wheat Policy Debates Cut Across 112,060,000 Bushels
A sub committee weighs two plans to dispose of Canada’s haze wheat holdings. One option sells quickly with sharp losses. the other signals gradual liquidation to curb export demand. Carrying charges, about 2,560 dollars annually, influence the costs. Support favors a controlled, phased reduction to aid industry reconstruction. Canada remains the brightest wheat outlook, poised to be the main supplier as world stocks drop, with the United States likely to import substantial Canadian wheat next year.
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