Await Decision on WPA Wages
In Columbus Ohio organized labor awaits a decision from C C Suleiman WPA administrator for the state on prevailing wage scales for skilled WPA workers. The labor delegation argued higher wages with reduced hours would boost efficiency without raising total project costs, while Stillman warned costs could rise and stall projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Organized Labor
Whic
C. C. Suleiman
Federal Works Progress Administrator
WPA
Building Trades
Stillman
John W. Jockel
Cleveland
Jocket
Radio Programs Showcase A Busy Schedule Of Music And Talk
A jumbled list outlines radio segments and hosts including Pearce, Jack Rogers, Lavender Coffee Cups, and The Gumps. It notes musical acts, news briefs, features from The Gumps to Five-Scar Jom Martha Harme, and various program blocks with announcers like Mrs Wiss Pia Bulk Voice and Helen Wrane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sothameaires
Antenne
Velea Carlier
Shaw
Mrs. Wisss
Pia Bulk
Exper the
Attendance Officer Busy In September
A. T. Smith county school attendance officer reported September activity across South Amherst Wellington and other districts. He made 9% visits to absentees served 14 notices to parents and one to a child, returned 10 students, and granted 4 working permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Wellington
A. T. Smith
County Board of Education
Clearview
Ridgeville
Camden Township
Wellindon
Camden
Amhers Township
Avon
Avon Lak Tia
Henrietta Township
Beechester Township
Sheffield Lake
Community drinking cup plan approved in afternoon meeting
In a brief afternoon session, officials approved a request for a community cup program. The measure aims to provide a paper cup service to local residents and enhance public beverage access during events.
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Aid
Retirement Age Study Planned by Elyria Board of Education
The Elyria Board of Education formed a three member committee to study a compulsory retirement age for teachers, with 65 years proposed. The panel includes Mrs Julia Martin Mrs tier Shaw and C H Price. The board noted most cities lack a mandatory retirement. Ohio districts vary. Janitors’ pension questions were deferred.
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Els
Elyria
Limbe
R. C. Masten
Wes
Anese
Elsing
Columbus Tsoc Board
At The Theatres George Plays Wellington in Rivvoil Show
A theatre listing notes George in a difficult role at Rivvoil Theatre showing a portrayal of Wellington Napoleon's opponent at Waterloo with top billing and period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Rivvoil Theatre
Wellington
Nepoleon
Many Dance Numbers In Capitol Picture
Dance numbers break out in unexpected spots in Top Hat at the Capitol Theatre. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in the musical, with production notes highlighting lively routines and period charm. Board members agreed the county school should stop a shared drinking cup practice due to health concerns.
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Capitol Picture
Reisz rises in Lake Erie scoring after two TDs
In a 12-0 win over Cleveland East, Albie Reisz scored twice as his team earned the shutout and moved into second in Lake Erie League scoring with 24 points from four touchdowns. Orrin Sayers leads with 36, while Elyria’s Johnny Kestya sits third with 18 after a 6-5 tie with Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland East
Albie Reisz
Lora
Lake Erie
Reisz
Jracks
Orrin Sayers
Lakewood
Johnny Kestya
Elyria
Fremont
Iseason
Tof Gs
Prag
Solitaire Pool Tournament To Be Held Here
A Solitaire Pocket Billiard tournament will start at the Ely tia Recreation Parlor on Middle avenua on Friday, October 12. There will be prizes donated by local merchants. The event is led by J. D. Barkwill, ex National Billiard Association, and open to all with no entry fee. The tournament runs Friday 7 PM to Saturday 12 PM, October 26.
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Elytia Recreation Parlor
Middle Avenua
Jack
J. D. Barkwill
National Billiard Association of America
Donkey basketball and Cubs Tigers clash in sports notes
A sports column recalls the World Series ending with the Chicago Cubs beating the Detroit Tigers. Donkey basketball in Gibsonburg Ohio drew crowds for a Legion fundraiser. Ohio State-ND tickets to Columbus limited to 7,000. George Lutz of Cleveland fined for shooting a hen pheasant on a Sunday and losing his hunting license.
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Cubs
Stan Hack
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Howard Mendelbaum
Donkey Baseball, Incorporated
Gibsonburg
Ohio
American Legion
George Lutz
Cleveland
G. E. Gardner
Grafton
Gardner
Lutz
Faten
Bill Holcomb
Lorain County plans cooperative art instruction in schools
Lorain County Board of Education approved a plan to hire art teachers who would serve multiple schools. Superintendent C A Gibbons said several principals requested it, noting current art instruction is limited and often done by general teachers. The plan, modeled after music teacher hiring, would cost districts, not the county, with teachers employed by individual boards.
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Lourain County
Lorain County
Massachusetts
East Carlisle
Gibbons
City to visit site offered by Findleys for park
The city is invited to tour a ravine wooded parcel offered as a gift by Judge and Mrs. Gur B Findley between Gulf and Abbey roads. The planned park acreage will be reviewed at a visit next Sunday afternoon. Additionally, Capt Joseph V Ogan of McArthur Ohio has been named naval aide to the U S Commissioner in the Philippines.
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Ohioan
Washington
Navy Department
Joseph V. Ogan
McArthur, O
South China Patrol
United States
Philippine Islands
Six Dead In Chicago Blast
A severe explosion at the Hodex Soy Bean Products Plant in Chicago killed six people including chemists Dana Noyes Merrill and Samuel Van Gilder and plant staff George R. Harger, John A. Satoski, Edwin A. Seaburg, and Ralph Payne. Three chemists and three engineers formed the coroner jury as investigators examined the blast’s cause, with hexane storage cited as a risk and at least five workers feared buried. The five story plant, reopened after a temporary closure, suffered nearly 1 million dollars in damage.
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Chicago
Qetark
Hodex Company
Courtner
Wiliam J. O'Brunen
Cleveland
Stl
Dana‘ Noyes Merrill
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King and Queen of Rhythm
Ame
RKO Radio Fieture
Edward Everett Horton
Helen Broderick
Erik Rhodes
Eric Blore
Revole
George Arliss
Napoleon
Spencer
Dreamland
Manhattan Moon
Ricardo Cortez
Dorothy Page
Henry Armetta
Clevel
Wta
Cheerio
Board of Wes Enmesseans
Nevis
F. Luther
Hore
Betty Crocker
Boulanger
Pearce
Don Jose
Participarinn
Our Schoo
Goodman
Fidier
Itins
Jack Rogers
Lavender
Yended Hall
Tee Trebest
Fred Wariner
Mdita
Bergin Band
Princess Marit Yeien
Appy Hollow
Shee Beretta Lee
Tracy
Burns
Allen
Jean Abbey
Woman’s Club
Toda
Chridr
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Ethel and
Ben
McCarthy
Infermanen Varietones
Raffic Cours
Aarn
Progr
Ss. Cohen
Dy Waters
Matic Gritich
Weon Editio
Macs Hom Farm
Pete al
Bete
Tlal Asso
Het Betty
B Qzari
Willie
Ladz
Orchanne O. 3
C. Thomas
Sary
Shanilor Urester
Hestra
Lice
Sportsman
Well Thomas
Amses
Audy
Popere
Jacke Hetza
Heismas
Sit -Warne
RSS
Ben Berale
Due
Studie
Fidler
Phil Hed
Russan
Glen
Peered
Fred
Dork
L.a
Lecce Mart
Maree
Parade
Kate Seth
Elmer
Lasender
Lace Tibbett
Réser
Amd
Fred Waring
Andy
Tome
Cornel Tars & Bess
Duck
Sens Bar
Bailey Market
Hamburg
Pease Butier
Mr. Smith
Humphrey Radiantfire Heaters
Humphrey
Ale Gees Company
the Gables Corner
Dera Krieg
Notree Dame
Ohio State
Henry D. Taylor
Elytia
Ainge
Household Finance Co
Aren Ee
Etyria
Green Lantern
Second Street
Rialta
Hot Dog
Sauerkrant and Wieners
Porsch Lumber & Coal
Lodi Street
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