Stalin Opposes New Deal Aims and Sees Capitalist Overthrow
Moscow October 9 Joseph Stalin secretary general of the Communist party argues in a transcript with British novelist H G Wells that Roosevelt era reforms cannot yield a planned economy or full unemployment relief under capitalism. Stalin admires Roosevelt yet says true change requires proletarian revolution and predicts reelection failure if he pursues work‑class interests.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Russia
Roosevelt
H. G. Wells
Stalin
Wells
Communities Must Take Care Of Own Says Newton Baker
Newton D. Baker urged Decentralization of relief in a Saturday Evening Post piece. He, alongside President Roosevelt, argued that social aid must rest with local communities and that reliance on federal funds is unsustainable. He warned the war-time relief system eroded initiative and urged citizens to assume responsibility for mercy and future protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Baker
Cleveland, CO
Newton D. Baker
Roosevelt
Saturday Evening Post
Uncle Sam
Baker
Mobilization For Human Needs
Elyrian To Tell Of Shelter Cave Talk in Cascade Park
Frank S Wil ford, attorney and park commissioner, will discuss Shelter Cave in Cascade Park for WGAR radio at 3 p m Thursday. The talk is under Western Reserve Historical Society auspices and covers a historic Elyria park site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Frank S Wilford
WGAR
Cleveland
Wilford
Western Reserve Historical Society
Elyria
Transporting Elyria Students to See Shadow of the Cross
The Elyria Coach Company ferried 2,009 Elyria school children to the American Legion Home on Ohio Street to view the painting The Shadow of the Cross. The bus ride was free, and police protection was arranged for the exhibit after prior thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Legion
Ohio Street
Elyria Coach Company
Legion
Y Indus Club Initiates Three New Members Tonight
The Y Indus Club will initiate three members at its weekly meeting tonight in the CG room. This marks the first initiation meeting of the club's new year. The new members are R Brunger W Gehrke and 4H Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
CG. A. Tt
R. Brunger
W. Gehrke
4H. Mason
Wells and Stalin clash on class, capitalism, and production
In a dialogue on social order, Wells contrasts propertied interests with a impoverished class and warns Roosevelt against betraying the proletariat. Stalin replies that society divides into rich and exploited, while noting Ford as a capable organizer who fired workers, and Wells claims he is more left wing than Stalin as Russia studies American industry.
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Nto
Roosevelt
Wells
Stalin
J. P. Morgan the Elder
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Russia
Ford
Y Clubs Gettting to Full Swing in Elyria Y.M.C.A.
The Elyria Y M C A will have its complete boys club program in operation by week’s end after organizing grade school clubs for 1934 35. Ages eight to nineteen are served with multiple school clubs meeting this week. The program includes bean dinners Friendly Indians Torch Clubs Freshman Junior Hi Y and Senior Hi Y along with hobby groups such as Stamp Rifle Swimming Travel and handicraft clubs. A vocational guidance Hi Y alumni group is planned for November.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Association
Robert H. Goacher
Ely and Allen
Gates and Edison
Franklin, Roosevelt
Hamilton
McKinley
Garford
Tese
Elyria Declares Fire Prevention Week October 7 13
Mayor W H Vanoster proclaims Fire Prevention Week in Elyria from October 7 to 13 urging citizens to prevent fires, noting past losses and praising the Fire Department, with emphasis on avoiding rubbish burning and faulty furnaces as a citywide safety effort.
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Elyrians
W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Court Notices and Divorces Rise in Local Docket
Gertrude Holland of Wellington seeks a divorce from Robert T. Holland on gross neglect. Mabel Flicks of Lorain files for divorce from Frederick Hicks on gross neglect and extreme cruelty, married 1921 with two children. Village of LaGrange petitions common pleas to require State Superintendent I J Fulton to approve full 845256 claim in the People’s Bank liquidation, alleging an unlawful $26037 reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Holland
Wellington
Robert T. Holland
Mabel N. Flicks
Lorain
Frederick Hicks
LaGrange
Common Pleas Court
State
Superintendent of Banks
I. J. Fulton
People’s Bank
Kate Starr
Psychology of Contradiction and Desire
A reflective note on how psychology instructs not to shy from contradictions and how opposing impulses, aversion and attraction, can emerge from the same source, signaling complex human motivation and behavior.
Officers Named By Garden Club in Oberlin
Oberlin Community Garden club elected Maurice Schubert president for the coming year. C. W. Kinney became vice president, Fred Wright secretary, W. D. Hobbs treasurer, and Miss Mumford corresponding secretary. A Flower Show discussion followed, with ideas to improve next year’s Window Fair display.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Fess Speaks At Oberlin Tonight
Honorable Simeon D. Fess United States Senator from Ohio will speak at a Republican Rally in Oberlin tonight at 7 30. The meeting takes place at Warner Hall under the Lorain County Republican Executive committee. Several other Republican candidates will be present to be introduced, but will not speak. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon D. Fess
United States
Ohio
Oberlin
Warner Hall
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Fess
Oberlin Women’s Club Teas For School Milk Fund
The School and Welfare Committee of the Oberlin Women’s Club hosts a silver offering tea on Thursday afternoon October 11 from 3 to 3 30 at Mrs O A Lindquist 211 Forest Street. Funds raised will support school projects including dental work for sixty children and provision of milk and crackers for the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
O. A. Lindquist
Forest Street
Death of Ellen J Heintz Eleven Month Daughter
Ellen Jane Heintz infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Heintz died Monday at Huron Road Hospital Cleveland Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM from Ziehm Funeral Home E 114th and Superior Cleveland with Rev Armin Schroeder pastor St Johns Church officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jane Heintz
Arthur Heintz
Center Ridge Road
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
Ziehm
E. 114Th
Superior
Armin Schroeder
St. John’s Church
Pittsfield Woman Caroline Gibbins Dies At Home
Caroline Gibbins of Pittsfield Massachusetts died this morning after a year long illness. Born May 24 1848 she is survived by her husband Richard and son Louis at home along with seven grandchildren. A member of the M E church of Pittsfield. Funeral Thursday at 2 40 from the last home with Ray Most officiating burial will be in East Pittsfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Gibbins
Pittsfiel
Pittsfield
Henry F Peters dies after lingering illness at 2:15
Henry F Peters aged about 76 long time Elyria resident dies at home after a lingering illness. He was born in Germany May 20 1857 and lived in Elyria 53 years. Survived by Sophie Peters his wife two sons Carl and Harry three grandchildren a sister Mrs Freda Ehrke. Body at Taylor's Funeral Home to residence. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 pm from St John Lutheran Church Rev Armin Schroeder officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Henry F. Peters
Sophie Peters
Columbus Street
Germany
Elyria
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Carl
Harry
Freda Ehrke
Taylor
Armin Schroeder
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Henry Downs dies at 52 in Wakeman
Henry Downs aged 52 died suddenly Monday at his sister Mrs. John Dugan’s home in Wakeman. Survived by sisters Mrs. J. A. Weber of Elyria and Mrs. John Dugan of Wakeman and brother P. Downs of La Grange. Funeral at St. Mary’s church Wakeman at 9:00 Wednesday. burial in St. Mary’s cemetery Elyria.
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Henry Downs
John Dugan
Wakeman
J. A. Weber
Elyria
P. ”. Downs
la Grange
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Number One Continued from Page One
Reporters would not comment on the case. Dudack, father of three, and Barrett, father of four, are mentioned among besiegers. Others named include Albert Hogan, father of six, Hanna, father of two, and Frank Hamilton, father of two.
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Dudack
Barrett
Albert Hogan
Hanna
Frank Hamilton
Newark News: Paul Reid Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Newark Colorado reports Paul Reid aged 23 died yesterday from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. He succumbed after the wreck, with details of the crash and medical treatment not disclosed. Fellow residents extend condolences to his family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark, CO
Paul Reid
Oberlin Women's clubEducation Department opens year
The Education Department of the Oberlin Women's club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Erwin Worcester's College Place home. The program titled A World Tour will guide the season with the Transporta tion and Entertainment Committee in charge as members toured aboard the Boat Education. Committee members include Mrs. Worcester Oltman Frost Phipps Barricklow and Wetherill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
Erwin Worcester
College Place
Worcester
Oltman
Frost
Phipps
Barricklow
Wetherill
Legion group to take part in installation in Lorain
Karl Wilson Locke Post No. 104 American Legion and the Oberlin Auxiliary join in a county wide installation this evening in Steel City Post 504 Post rooms Lorain. The event is open to the public and all posts and auxiliaries are invited to participate.
William Law Clark Dies at 70 in Oberlin Area
William Law Clark 70 of A. D. No. 2 Oberlin died Sunday at Allen hospital Burial is planned for Thursday in Cleveland Services will be private according to the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Law Clark
Oberlin
Allen Hospital
Cleveland
Oberlin Delegates Report on National Exchange Club Meet
I L Porter and Erwin Worcester gave reports at Oberlin Inn meeting on the National Exchange Club convention held in Cincinnati two weeks earlier. They spoke as Oberlin club delegates, with Professor P D Sherman also attending but not as a delegate and addressing the gathering.
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I. L. Porter
Erwin Worcester
National Exchange Club
Cincinnati
Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Club
P. D. Sherman
Téesard
Detroit Visitors and Local Family Shifts Reported
Mr and Mrs Ward Fowers of Detroit visit his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Powers on Willard Court. Maurelee Drage of Detroit visits at Spring Street. George Behnke of Hast College Street returns from Columbus after several days. Mrs May Jones of Elyria guest of Mrs Behnke during his absence. Mr and Mrs Stanton Hobbs Jr spend the weekend with friends in Detroit.
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Ward Fowers
Detroit
Albert Powers
Willard Court
Maurelee Drage
Spring Street
George Béhnke
Hast College Street
Columbus
May Jones
Elyria
Behnke
Stanton Hobbs, Jr
Government Planes Bomb Rebel Centers Near Oviedo
Madrid dispatches report government airplanes bombarded three rebel centers about 4 1 2 miles from Oviedo, with two centers destroyed so far. Authorities told banks including the International Banking Corporation to close at 3 p.m. to assure protection, as the IBC branch sits on a street toward the Cortes where trouble was feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Ovideo
International Banking Corporation
National City Bank of New York
International Banking Corp
Cortes
Hauptmann extradition eyed in Lindbergh case for nov. trial
Bronx County jail holds 12 prisoners as the man who rented a private garage from March 1 to mid July 1932 faces extradition. Hauptmann’s home lies 12 miles from the Lindbergh Hopewell residence. If extradited, he will be kept at Hunterdon County jail and a Bronx torture indictment may be postponed until New Jersey seeks extradition. Governors office aides say Governor Lehman is prepared to act when New Jersey files, hearings not required by law but possible if requested.
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Bronx County
Galambus
Lindbergh Hopewell
Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
New Jersey
Foley
Elyrians Attend Ohio State Library Association Meeting
Three Elyria Library workers Miss Charlotte Brooks librarian Miss Stella Ream and Miss Linda Cuyler travel to Akron today for the Ohio State Library Association annual meeting held there this week They expect to attend the event today and tomorrow One principal speaker will be English author Vera Britain known for The Testament of Youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Akron
Ohio State Library Association
Charlotte Brooks
Liibrarian
Stella Ream
Linda Cuyler
Vera Britain
Sunday Valued In Medieval England Law
Sunday was regarded as sacred in medieval England and crimes committed on Sunday carried harsher penalties. A Sunday burglary would incur fines twice those of weekday offenses.
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England
Second Libel Trial Begins Over Lorain Journal Case
The second trial of a $60,000 libel suit by M. F. Peer against Lorain Journal owners Samuel Horvitz and publisher David Gibson opened with depositions and opening statements. Peer contends Horvitz was real owner. defense argues Horvitz was only a creditor and the Lorain Journal Company owned the paper. Jury panel listed from Lorain Elyria Columbia Township and nearby areas sat before Judge C. H. Huston. A previous trial ended in a hung jury after 11 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Journal
Mike F. Peer
Lorain
M. F. Peer
Samuel Horvitz
David Gibson
Frank Scott
Cleveland
Horvitz
L. B. Fauver
Horvits
Lorain Journal Company
Anne Reis
David Heggie
Caroline Proctor
William Fisher
Jonathan Warden
Helen Humphrey
Herbert Wilson Carl Adcock
Ella Wilhelmy
Elyria
Hazel Goodman
Columbia Township
Sarah Thompson
South Amherst
L. W. Capell
Ridgeville
Common Pleas
C. H. Huston
Mansfield
Labor Unions Debate Craft Versus Industrial Shift
In San Francisco the 54th AFL convention backed a 30 hour week while Lewis and Gorman push toward industrial union organizing. Delegates endorsed a longer executive council and condemned NRA actions, with calls for unemployment insurance and old age pensions amid broader labor reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John L Lewis
Francis J. Gorman
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
Lewis- Gorman
Lewis
Executive Council
Roosevelt
Clay Williams
Reynolds Tobacco Co
NRA
Congress
Green
Plans for Lorain County Farmers Institutes Meeting
Officials from Lorain County Farmers Institutes will meet at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building Thursday night to discuss plans for next January. J P Schmidt state director of Farmers Institutes will attend to outline institute plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Farmers’ Institute
Elyria
Jefferson Torch Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
Delbert Roig was elected president Richard Baumhardt vice president William Ball secretary and James Fox treasurer at the Jefferson Torch Club meeting at the Y M C A last night Nine new members will be formally initiated at the next meeting next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Torch Club
Delbert Roig
Richard Baumhardt
William Ball
James Fox
Darwinian Struggle Noted Amid World Attention
The passage notes that thinkers increasingly focus on the Darwinian struggle for existence, highlighting its dramatic appeal to humans while acknowledging the often overlooked but essential aspect of the conditions of the struggle. It references a population figure of 22,000 souls in 1870.
Cleveland Market Report Shows Mixed Gains Across Produce and Livestock
Market briefs from Cleveland show mixed movement in produce and poultry with weak segments in general goods. Livestock prices hold steady across cattle calves sheep and hogs with steady to higher bids for prime and heavy animals amid steady demand. grains and seeds quote modest values for potatoes oats and timothy with several items at notable per hundredweight or per bag rates.
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Cleveland
Bruytter
Springers Rocks
Springers
Maine
Idaho
New York
Homegrowers' Market Price Snapshot
Beans green priced at 5 30c per bushel, wax and sic varieties 35 40 per bushel with some higher. Mushrooms opens 15 20c per 1 lb carton, mids 1 1b per carton. Potatoes mostly 50c per dozen, 45 50c per 1 4 bag. Tomatoes best 25 50c per 4 pushes, hot horse 65c per 8-lb basket. Tailnips best 4c 45c per 1/2 bushel basket, 25c per peck.
Chicago cash quotations and commodity receipts report
Chicago cash quotations show butter receipts at 13 194 tabs, creamery specials 95, various grade notes and no sales. Eggs receipts 259f cases with mixed firsts and extras, refrigeration items little change. Poultry receipts list live birds, weights and prices. rock springs market notes and poultry terms with chickens turkeys and ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Ohio Collecting Delinquent Accounts
Ohio state tax officials have begun actively collecting inheritance tax delinquencies, netting 305141 so far. Delinquencies totaling about one million dollars, many one to 15 years old, are being pursued, with most collections coming from Cuyahoga county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Carlton S. Dargusch
Tax Commission
Cuyahoga County
Dargusch
Brookside High School Chapel Program Guided by Juniors
Sheffield Oct 9 The juniors and seniors led the Brookside High School chapel with Miss Helen Frisbee directing. Items included vocal solos by Christine Poor and others, piano by Georges Kansik, Scripture readings and prayers, and talks on sportsmanship by students. A school song and pep meeting followed led by Marie Wentling. The program closed with announcements by staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Brookside High School
Helen Frisbee
Juanita
Neva Carrick
Kathryn Root
McConibe
Fretz
Miss Fris
Apples and Vegetables Prices in Bushel and Basket Units
Market notes list price ranges for numerous produce items including apples, beans, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, Chinese cabbage, cucumbers, eggplant, endive, escarole, grapes, lettuce, lima beans, mushrooms, onions, parsley, parsnips, pears, peppers, potatoes, squash, tomatoes. Prices shown per bushel, peck, or basket with varying cents and occasional notes on quality or house stock. Strong entities include apples, beans, cabbage, carrots, celery, pears, peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, lettuce, squash, grapes, parsnips, Chinese cabbage, endive. Locations not specified. dates not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whits Picklers
Carly
Freshmen and Sophomores Prepare Two-Week Program
The article notes an upcoming program to be given in two weeks by the Freshmen and Sophomores. It highlights student groups preparing performances and set dates for the event.
Gulf Road School Joins Four Others in Quilt Show
Gulf Road, Murray Ridge, Maries, and Lake Avenue schools unite for a quilt antique and flower show at Markley school Friday evening. Proceeds aid undernourished children in four communities. Mrs Z Harland chaired the quilt entries with Mrs L Johnson on flowers and Mrs Clarence Sm h on antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road School
Murray Ridge
Maries
Lake Avenue
Markley School
Z. Harland
L. Johnson
Clarence Sm H
Extension leaders plan county meeting at Oberlin Grange Hall
Mrs. Tester Youtzy, director of extension work, will chair a county meeting at Oberlin Grange Hall with other directors and Miss Alice Bird in charge. Hazel Smith of Gulf Road named editor of a proposed monthly club newspaper and will form a working committee. Helen Smith to organize a Halloween party set for October 24. Brookside students traveled to Columbus for a football game and local plans include a November high school play Blow Your Horn directed by Miss Helen Frisbee. Music instruction and band practice continued at Brookside with all instructors and Lorain County music supervisor Frank in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tester Youtzy
Oberlin Grange Hall
Othe
Alice Bird
Orainu County
Hazel
Helen Smith
Gulf Road
Elyria Y. M. C
Hallowe'en
Brookside High School
Columbus
Helen Frisbee
Miss Frisbee
Brookside School
Frank
Lorain County
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Soviet Union
Just
Kemp
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
Elyrian
Famous Picture
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Cali
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Garden Club
William Clark
A. F
Labor Federation
Samuel A. Gomars
ER Hun
Terior House
Ote Lo
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Lee
Young Geese
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
Minnesota
Timothy
Kleffers
Pereppers
Envc
Hathouse & Tbh
Drudgist
Shem
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