Cleveland Primary Sets Two Mayor Hopefuls Race
Cleveland voters face a non partisan primary tomorrow with about 175000 to cast ballots. Front runners are Ray T. Miller Democrat sitting mayor and Harry L. Davis Republican former mayor and governor, with Martin L. Sweeney insurgent Democrat congressman challenging. Minor candidates include L O Ford Communist and others. A Sweeney victory could signal insurgency and reorganization of the Democratic party. Davis seeks GOP leadership.
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Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Harry L. Davis
Martin L. Sweeney
L 0. Ford
C. K. Wheelock
A. R. Dittrick
Charles H. Hubbell
Miller
Sweeney A
Democratic Party
Ve Davis
Republican Party
Truck Fire Touches Elyria Dairies Vehicle
Elyria reports a nine day fireless run ended Saturday when firefighters tackled a blaze in a truck parked at 24 Woodland Avenue. The Elyria Dairies truck suffered minor damage from a short circuit at the driver seat area that ignited leaking gasoline. This was Elyria’s first city fire since September 21. In Marion William W. Stout filed suit for 15000 against the city over loss of sight when struck by a bolt while aiding in removing railway tracks, and he appeals a decision by the Ohio Industrial Commission on state fund compensation. In Ashtabula Albert Henry, 92, Civil War veteran, died Sunday.
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FISH _ Elyria
Woodland Avenue
Elyria Dairies Company
Marion
William W. Stout
Stout
Ohio Industrial Commission
State Insurance Fund
Lorain County launches largest industrial safety drive
Lorain County begins its 1933 industrial safety campaign with 246 employers enrolled, 64 more than last year, and hundreds more workers. Major events include two fire prevention talks in Elyria and Lorain with James E. Granger and H. P. Herne as speakers, open to the public.
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Lorain
Elyria
Elyria High School
Lorain High School
Granger
James E. Granger
Cleveland Fire Department
Schnerer
Y Campaign To Begin Tonight
Elyria’s 1933 Y M C A campaign opens tonight with nearly 100 workers from men and boys teams gathering for an opening dinner. Six boys teams and eight men's teams join in a citywide drive to run all week, with prospect cards and worker instructions issued at the meeting. Tomorrow night will hear first reports as the men’s team captains are named M F Fey Richard Gehl and Harold Rorick. The rest of the captains were announced earlier. In war the second line of attack is waged against a nation s trade and industry. Rancoon and Mandalay in Burma and Kandy in Ceylon are centers of Buddhism. Britain s national debt multiplied more than ten times since 1914.
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Elyria
Y. M
M. F. Fey
Richard Gehl
Harold Rorick
Is Money Your Greatest Problem Family Matters The Biggest Worry
A 1933 numerology inspired column urges readers to view money worries as tests in the “school of lie” and to embrace faith in a universal power. It notes 1933 as a seven year, calls for relaxed effort, and suggests sending coupons to learn each family member’s troubles for peace.
Radio Programs Monday Listings Across Cleveland and Nearby Cities
A dense schedule outlines Monday radio programming on stations including WGAK WTAM WJAX and more. It lists times and shows from 5:05 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. with music bands, dramas, news flashes, and religious segments. The compilation notes host names such as Lucile Paterson Tom Mix Red Davis and Amos ’n’ Andy among many others, reflecting a busy broadcast day across multiple outlets.
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Vaterie Bergere
Lucile Paterson
Tom Mix
Warnon
Orch
Wizard of Oz
Rangers
Jimmy Allen
Larry Vincent
TJ Ooemyrt
Ares
Red Davia
Tribe Just Plain Bill
Charlie Leland
Billy Bachelor
Happy Bakers
Lum
Abner
Edwin C. Hil
the Goldbergs
Hill Billy Songs
Dream Show
Kate Smith
Floyd Gibbons
Gypsies
Ship of Joy
Perkins Fellers
NRA Speaker
Sizzlers
Ed Day
Jules’ Lande
Memory Garden
King’s Band
Casa Loma
WGAK
Denny
Uncle Clyde
Geo
M. Cohen
Singing Lady
William
Orphan Annie
Fidler’s Band
Essex Bible
WIAY
Pepper
Lowell Thomas
Fred. Karr
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Cultural Gardens
WEAF
Israel
Jules Lande
Rogers
Fisher
Meroffs
Poet Prince
Wiz
Bestor
Gertson
Baby Rose Marl
WTAM
Country Club
Gene Warner
Red Davis
Cleveland
Varieties
Honolulu Trighe Captivatorsa
Eddie Mitlery Wons
Inana
Onunie Gates
Ens
Bannen's Bible
Princess Marle
Sherban
Madison Bible
Ann Leal
Jack Brooksey
Fews
Garden Talk
Light's Orch
Skinpy
Phil Regan
Jack Armstrong
Cowboy Tom
Buck Rogers
Betty Darthell
Myrt
Marge
Bill
Boswell Sisters
Singin” Sant
NRA
Willie
Eugene
Xivio Martini
Ted Husing
Three Bears
Freeman
Studio Stusic
Way
County Sealer Warns on Produce Purchases and Pump Repairs
County sealer Thomas Forbes warns housewives to check baskets and measures from produce vendors, noting many pecks and half bushels are not full size and advising buying potatoes by weight. He cites 15 pounds per peck and reports 36 of 298 gasoline pumps inspected last month needed repair or adjustment.
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Thomas Forbes
Forbers
Pick Up 15 Next Filmy at Dreamland Theatres
Vina Delmar's Pick Up featuring Sylvia Sidney and George Ratt opens at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. The story follows two city youths reunited by fate and their quest for happiness while Sidney’s character carries a prior prison term.
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Dreamland
Vina Delmar
Sylvia Sidney
George Ratt
Dreamland Theatre
Moonlight and Pretzels at Capitol Theatre
Fifty of New York's most beautiful girls join a cast including Leo Carrillo Mary Brian Roger Pryor Herbert Rawlinson Alexander Gray and Jack Denny in Moonlight and Pretzels at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Several new songs are presented in the picture.
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New York
Mim
Capitol Theatre
Leo Carrillo
Mary Brian
Roger Pryor
Herbert Rawlinson
Alexander Gray
Jack Denny
Clip and Mail Today Form Followed by Birth Details
A Chronicle Telegram item notes to enclose a stamped addressed envelope and ten cents for clerical costs. It references a present signature address, month date year of birth, and a full birth name rather than a confirmation name, attributed to Elaine H. Williams.
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Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle-Telegram
Chapel Exercises At South Amherst School
South Amherst's Friday chapel in the school auditorium featured Glen Willis as president and Elizabeth Martin as secretary. Highlights included song by the assembly, scripture by Evelyn Kreeger, poems, and musical numbers. Charles Kolb and Marian Birdsong were named to preside at next exercises.
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South Amherst
Glen Willis
Elizabeth Martin
Columbia
Assembly
Evelyn Kreeger
Little Billy
Florence Heusner
Mary Ashyk
Arnold Rainking
Jack Simashivich
Avon Club Hosts Morning Glory Gathering in Avon
Mrs Lawrence Heckel I hosted the Morning Glory Club with Bouquets of Fall Nowers in Avon on Saturday. Prizes went to Mrs Andrew Mittendorf first, Mrs T Wilford second, and Mrs William Fisher third after an evening of cards. A later repast followed and invitations extended for the next meeting at the Fisher home.
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CIA
James Nicol
Avon
Mrs
Lawrence Heckel I
Morning Glory Club
Andrew Mittendorf
T. Wilford
William Fisher
Brilfs
Tom Britt
Ridgeville
Elizabeth Welch
Rathryn Murray
Shaker Heights
Walter Herber
Mina Warden
Spen
Renda
Cleveland
Art Brown
Cecil Moore
Lorain
Willa Conrad
Continental
Matt Casper
George Ackerman
Margaret Heckel
Ursulin College
Woman Rancher Denies Cattle Theft Charges in Durango
Mrs Green Newton a ranchwoman from northwestern New Mexico pleads not guilty in district court at Durango to cattle rustling charges. She was arrested with four men who pleaded guilty, making her the first woman charged with rustling in the San Juan basin.
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Durango
Colo
Green Newton
New Mexico
Newton
San Juan Basin
Ban on hard cider issued by Police Chief Stankard
Police Chief E J Stankard outlawed hard cider describing it as banned as a Halloween beverage after a 22 year old La Grange man was questioned for freely dispensing cider from a ten gallon keg in his car to dance hall guests. Officer E L Oldag initiated the inquiry and the man was detained at police headquarters pending further action.
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E. J. Stankard
la Grange
E. L. Oldag
Oldag
Stankard
Caretaker at Grant Memorial Home Dies at 79
Howard Hancock, 79, caretaker at the Grant Memorial Home in Batavia, died today of apoplexy at his park residence after seven years of service in which he greeted more than 50,000 visitors. The piece notes Siberia's wide gold distribution.
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Grant Memorial Home
Batavia
Howard Hancock
Hancock
Hoover not applying for Stanford presidency says Wilbur
Dr Baylyman Wilbur denied a New York columnist report that former President Herbert Hoover would succeed him as Stanford University president. He stated there is absolutely nothing to it and he has no intention of resigning. Hoover is a neighbor and longtime personal friend. He laughed off the rumor and insisted Hoover has no designs on his position.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Baylyman Wilbur
New York
Herbert Hoover
Leland Stanford University
Wilbur
United Press
Hoover
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