Othman Joins the Thing of the Month Club
Washington columnist Frederick Othman notes his new membership in the Thing of the Month Club as part of a broader trend of monthly clubs offering curios and prizes. He recalls corporate mail campaigns and mentions samples sent to editors, a dinosaur bone loan from the American Museum of Natural History, and a Bristol museum gift of an 1898 car.
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Frederick
Othman
Washington
Amahem
Tinesauy Bone
Los Aierlos
and Coleague
Frank Thorne
Science Service
New Syndwale
Butes
Watson Davis
Science Club
Thone
American Museum of National History
New York
Jong
Express
Mpr
Burnham-on-Sea
England
Bristol
É i Bristal Musewurt
Ruling Reversed by National Labor Board on Taft Hartley
Washington The National Labor Relations Board reversed its stance on the Taft Hartley Act non Communist affidavits, exempting top CIO and AFL officers from signing while requiring individual unions to sign to receive services. The ruling, supported by four of five members, was praised by union leaders and some lawmakers as a breakthrough exposing Communist influence and easing board use by unions. Senator Robert Taft criticized the decision as at odds with Congress intent.
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National Labor Relations Board
APL
CIO
Abe Murdock
Beaver
Utah
John M. Houston
Wichita
Kaw
Paul Herang
New York City
Copeland Gray
Buffalo
N. Y
James d. Reynolds Jr
Washington
AFL
NUM Services
Congress
Ita Peoeral ¢Eom
Isel
Robert N. Denham
Unien
NLRB
Paul M. Herzog
John J. Houston
James J. Reynolds
J. Copeland Gray
Robert A. Tat, BR
Denham
Philip Murray
John J. Lewis
Nlrb Assistince
Senior Catholic Youth Organization Plans October Events
The S C Y O met at St Marys Hall in EF a to outline activities for October. A skating party at Lorain College on October 20 from 8 to 10 pm is planned plus a Communion Sunday at St Judes on October 26 and a Halloween party at the Hedges on October 29 with costumes and masks. Refreshments followed the meeting. The next regular meeting is set for November 3 at an announced venue.
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Qetéber
Townsend Club To Elect Officers
Townsend Club plans an officers election with more discussion on the Suet Security Act. A speaker advocates the Townsend Plan as immediately helpful to disabled soldiers and the blind. The meeting is scheduled for next Monday night with a regular election of officers for the coming year.
Columnist Branded A Liar By Mayor
A mayor branded columnist as a liar in a statement by Majdames Edmonds chief public relations officer for the Mediterranean Theatre. The claim followed dispatches by Ruark alleging Lee’s command was misinformed and that officers could not refute the charges. An Army inquiry found the dispatches out of focus with no grounds for action. The retreat of the Methna Aaction of Congregational Christian Churches drew large attendance at Oberlin Inn, with emphasis on youth welfare and community work led by Charis Bellows and Frank Whitnes.
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Rome
Majdames &. Edmonds Stormer
John C. H. Lee
Robert C. Rusark
Scrippsi Howard
Fier
Edmonds
Ruark
Lee
U. S. Army
Mediterranean
United States
Tra Wyehe
Army
Italy
Gene Dwight J.eisenhower
Oberlin Inn
Charis Bellows
State Conference
Frank Whitnes
State Baymat
Congregational Christian Churches
Ohis
Moon of Baroda diamond to tour Ridgeville shows
A 26 carat diamond valued at 100000 will be on display for three days at Miltons Credit dowelers store 898 Broad Street Ridgeville Patrons can view the Moon of Baroda owned by Samuel H Deutsch a Cleveland jeweler The gem with a 400 year history is guarded by officers during the exhibit in a display that traces legend from India to Austria The same article notes a separate North Ridgeville report on the Patient Teacher Association membership drive running October 14 to October 2 with six days of prior participation and a prize for the room achieving the largest membership chaired by Mrs A Hoskin
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Milton’s Credit Dowelers
Broad Street
Baroda
India
Gaekwar
Maria Theresa of
Austria
North Ridgeville
A. Hoskin
Unclear OCR fragment on meeting delays and scholarships
An OCR fragment reports a local notice about postponement from October 16 to October 29 due to a county meeting at Columbia school. It mentions changes to scholarship funding for students under 20 and notes that many have moved directly from school into work.
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England
Ehongating
Uni
Peradas
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Thing-Of
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Cleveland
Peepee
Aosta
Kaplan's
E Company
Broad St
CIO Chiefs
National Labor Board
Townsend Club
Congrega
Carter
Sata
B.f.goodrich
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
Geadrich
Julce
B.F
Ridgeville
Pat
Winton
Une. Regulat
Lorain
County
Cornell
Columbia School
Ragulde
Tops In
Flavor
Cotton Club
Wm. Seher Co
Phone Lorain
Creere
Lake Distributing Co
Pace
Aker
Cabin Sport Shop
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