Hayes Angwerpd Legion Critic In Hot Phrases
Edward A. Hayes national commander of the American Legion fired back on a Forum Magazine charge that the legion plundered the federal treasury. He spoke on a national radio network denying any aim beyond service disabilities and rejected Leach’s claims of a lobby pressuring lawmakers.
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Chicago
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Leach
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Continue Battle For Custody Of Child
In New York Supreme Court, custody fights over Gloria Vanderbilt resume. Grandmother Laura Fitzpatrick Morgan testifies for aunt Harry Payne Whitney against Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, the mother. Relatives Prince Gottfried de Hohenlohe and Lady Milford Haven, with Lady Furness, prepare to travel from Europe to aid Mrs Vanderbilt.
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New York
Little Gloria Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Laura Fitzpatrick Morgan
Gloria
Harry Payne Whitney
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Lady Furness
Vanderbilt
Harry Hays
Ath, Belgium: Busy Industrial Town
Ath is a bustling Belgian town with a population around 10,006, known for its industrial activity and local commerce. The city serves as a regional hub with a mix of warehouses, small factories, and trades, reflecting its longstanding working class roots and steady economic activity.
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Ath
War Insurance Policy Statements Spark Debate
Hayes argued that a monthly payment of $57.50 plus a $30 pension suffices, insisting a paid-for policy cannot absolve the government of its obligation to those injured who did not die. He defended the wartime secretary against accusations of intent to discharge duties with insurance.
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Hayes
Wellington News Delivery Contacts
Local Wellington notices provide delivery contacts for Mrs Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East and Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland for service complaints missed copies or delivery issues.
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Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Wellington Dinner Guests With Air Races Staff
Mr and Mrs A B Curtice hosted Tuesday evening with the National Air Races executive staff as guests. Attendees included Cliff Henderson manager and director Phil Henderson business manager Riley Colgiaizer comptroller Joe Helgarth in charge of tickets and publicity Miss Lucille Roice representative of John Rogers Producing Co daughter of Mrs G B Roice of Wellington helping stage a centennial pageant in Binghamton New York. The pageant features 1500 participants on an outdoor stage 200 feet wide and 150 feet deep with seating for 8000 in the amphitheatre.
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Wellington
A. B. Curtice
Cliff Henderson
Phil Henderson
Henderson
Riley Colgiaizer
Joe Helgarth
Lucille Roice
John Rogers Producing Company
G. B. Roice
Binghamton
N. Y
Wellington adopts bond vote for 7500 pool project
City Council unanimously approves Citizens Committee petition granting Wellington residents the right to vote on a 7500 bond issue to build a new swimming pool, a project long debated in the community.
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Citizens Committee
Wellington
Wellington Special Meeting Focuses on Pool Project Return
At a Wednesday night session the Wellington Committee outlined plans to inform citizens that surrounding pools are self supporting and self liquidating. They noted that for every dollar Wellington spends the government would add between 1.50 and 2.00 dollars, highlighting a favorable return before the project vote.
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Wellington
Legion Women's Auxiliary Meeting Plans Installation Service
Tuesday evening the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion held a regular meeting in the Legion Rooms. A brief business session occurred as installing Auxiliary officers was postponed until the County Council Installation Service. Lorain Unit No. 50 and Unit No. 30 will host and assist. ceremonies set for Tuesday evening. Door prize awarded to Mrs. Harry Greetham of Spencer Ohio.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Rooms
Lorain
Harry Greetham
Spencer Ohio
Ray Coates
Lela Dague
George Bishbaugh
Frank Obrig
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Ros- Moore
Brighton
Clara Belle
Dudley
Th Congregational Fellowship
Medina
O. G. Reuman
George Varian
Cleveland
E. Varian
Ada Caylor
St. Joseph
Missouri
Frank Andrews
Courtland Street
George Bramle
Billy
Gertrude Holland
Lena Diboie
Willis Hines
Clarence Dickason
Coshocton Fair
Women’s Association meets at Congregational Church parlors
The Foreign Mission Department opens with hymns Faith of Our Fathers and Sweet Hour of Prayer. Dr Recard leads devotions and speaks on Teach Us to Pray Pay and Pray. Mrs Herman Wight surveys foreign mission fields. Light refreshments follow as plans for October 24 Chain Teas are announced.
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Foreign Mission Department
The
Women's Association of the Congregational Church
Recard
Herman Wight
Friendship Guild to Convene at Mrs Bennett Home
The Friendship Guild will meet at the home of Mrs William Bennett on Herrick Avenue East Monday at 7 30 in the evening. It is the first meeting of the year and a very important one as the year s work will be laid out and the committees announced. All members are cordially invited to attend.
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William Bennett
Herrick Ave
Monda
Kiwanis elects officers as Kelser speaks at luncheon
A large Kiwanis gathering heard County Auditor C S Kelser at Herrick Hall. Officers for the coming year were elected led by Col James McDermott for president Roy Burge as vice president and seven directors including Rev Father Moran A R Pranson Daniel Shepard Harry Otterbacher F M Jones E R Lehman and W L Wadsworth Welcome O J Seeley as the 64th member The next meeting will be Oct 11 with Kiwanis wives and children invited to a movie party at Herrick Hall after a social time and refreshments The Neolithic stone age begins about 5000 B C in Europe and the Paleolithic era is noted in the prior unknown past.
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C. S. Kelser
Kiwanis
Herrick Hall
E. F. Wood
M. E. Church
Giles
Auditor’s
Col
James McDermott
Roy Burge
Father Moran
A. R Pranson
Daniel Shepard
Harry Otterbacher
F. M. Jones
E.R. Lehman
W. L. Wadsworth
O. J. Seeley
W. J. Powell
Tally sticks show early simple accounting and credit records
Across ages and regions the tally notched stick served for short accounts. Width depth and notch count indicated sums and the stick split between creditor and debtor or record. States kept records this way and tallies were negotiable like modern securities.
Dust Transport From Sahara Reaches Northern Europe
Winds sweeping dust from the Sahara travel to northern Europe in about two days, carrying mineral particles across the region and affecting air quality and visibility.
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Sahara
Europe
Inventor destroys cotton spinning machine to help the poor
Two centuries ago debates raged as machinery emerged, with many fearing job loss. Lawrence Earnshaw invented a cotton spinning machine but destroyed it after completion, declaring he would not take the bread from the mouths of the poor.
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Lawrence Earnshaw
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