Oberlin faculty split over antiwar statement and Geer attack
Kad F Qsteer at Oberlin College cites a faculty statement signed by 25 members denouncing Ruth Borah Coughlin and others for advocating surrender to aggression. Geer, a professor emeritus, faced criticism for praising Hitler’s Order of the German Eagle and for urging removal of a professor who inflames race hatred.
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Marlin
Kad F Qsteer
Paliies Toscience
International Law
Oberlin College
Xéclon
Borah Coughlin
Bund
Acolf Ritter
Geber
Oberlin Review
Geer
Hitler
Geiser
Parkersburg Comissioner Dies After Courthouse Shooting
Parkerburg West Virginia dispatch reports Wood county commissioner W O Holiday aged 68, shot by former courthouse janitor Sam Creel 55 who killed himself after the shooting. Holiday died today after being shot Monday in the county courtroom. The incident occurred as Creel faced dismissal. The report notes natural time units as context.
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Parkersburg
Wood County
Sam Creel
Creel
Grain and mill feeds price list and market quotes
Quotations for grain hay piraw and flour from Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co. commodities include corn meal and hay by ton, flour by barrel, wheat No 2 red, No 1 white, and various alfalfa and clover feeds with prices per unit. Local fruit vegetables priced per bushel, crates, or dozen, with Chicago cash quotes for butter eggs and grain.
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Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Luub
Timothy Sue
Ne Learsg
Market items and prices from a rural goods column
The clipping lists oats butter market notes and poultry prices. It mentions white oats 36 cents per unit various farm staples and a 200 dollar current receipts figure. It references pullets hogs leghorns fries and russets among other items with varying weights and locales.
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Biecu Cuckhw LLC
Leghorn
Sith Duchs
van Lie Poyators
Ohio Linemen On Ailing List
Ohio State football prep for Northwestern game hampered by injuries to linemen. Charley Maag nearing return from sprained ankle and bruised leg, guard Howard Ruling among others receiving treatment. weather and wet field conditions affected practice as Stu Whitehead earns starting role.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Northwestern
Ohio Stadium
Charley Maughusky
Sandush
Francis Schmidt
Maag
Northwestern Howard
Fritz Howard
University Hospital
Bucheyes
Stu Whitehead
Vic Marino
Football experts on sale a penny per pick
United Press staff writer notes football experts have dropped to seven cents a dozen after last weekend’s games. West Coast teams beaten or tied, yet experts predominate in predicting outcomes. Lou Little argues true upset rarely exists, creditting the winning team as best even for a single afternoon.
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United Frees
EW York
Middle West
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Kitchess Ooll
Fordham
Holy Cross
West Coast
Alabamas
Alabama
South
Lou Little
Columbia
Challedon Sets New Track Mark at Keeneland
Challedon, Maryland bred, sailed to a world record 13% 3-5 for a mile and 3-16 in the Tanter Stakes at Keeneland, beating Discovery’s former mark. The Greyhound of hash top weight 126 pounds, challenged early, surged to the lead by the half, and won by three lengths in a standout turf performance. The effort boosted Challedon toward the three year old title and raised his season earnings to about $169,000 and career total to roughly $237,000.
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Lexington
Challedon
Maryland
Kentuck
Keeneland
America
Reecord
Wilam L Biancolt
Georgie “‘Wolffs
Greentree Stables Hash
Chief Onaway
Howards Sorrendo
Belmond Park
Challedors
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers At Meeting
Officers for the Legion Auxiliary were installed Tuesday in the Legion rooms with Muldred Womach as installing officer. New posts include president Ressa Brown and secretary Gertrude Parker, plus treasurer Madly Bruce and other officers. Committees cover membership, national defense, poppy, rehabilitation, child welfare, legislation, and program.
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Avihersto
Legion Auxilary
Legion
Muldred Womach
Ressa Brown
Anna “Lichael
Frances Raesler
Gertrude Parker
Madly Bruce
Mable McDermott
Ella Krieg
Sarah Towne
National Defense
Bessie Manuel Fidac
Edith Lahiff
Poppy Madsyn Bruce
Elsie Shaffstall
Minnie Mathes
Mildred Womack
Anna King
Nettie Holvhauer
Nettie Wilker
Violet Harrestig
Wadsworth
Minos Lesaurant
Thomas Bruce
Willam Wenzel
Election of officers at Jessamine Sedge Daughters meeting
Election of officers was the main feature of the meeting of Jessamine Sedge Daughters of Scotland when they met Tuesday evening. The following were chosen past president Katherine Duncan, president Janet Bain, vice president Midley Hull, recording secretary Agnes Henry, treasurer Agnes Bain, financial secretary Jean Bain, conductor Nellie Brennen, 1 side guard Lillie Ludtke, outside guard Mary McCann. A social hour followed and refreshments were served by Mrs Millie Hull, Mrs Alice Henry and Mrs Agnes Innes.
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Jessamine Sedge Daughters of Scotland
Katherine Duncan
Janet Bain
Midley Hull
Agnes Henry
Agnes Bain
Jean Bain
Nellie Brennen
Lillie Ludtke
Mary McCann
Millie Hull
Alice Henry
Agnes Innes
White Sox Defeat Cubs to Retain City Title
In Chicago on October 11, the White Sox beat the Cubs 7 1 at Comiskey Park, securing the Windy City baseball crown. Veteran Ted Lyons allowed five hits for his second win of the seven game series, as Chicago’s American League club finally triumphed over its National League rivals. Attendance for the seven games totaled 122818.
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Chicago
Yankees
White Sox
Sox
National League
Cubs
Comiskey Park
Ted Lyons
World Series refund for unplayed game offered by Reds
Out of town ticket holders for the unplayed fifth World Series game can obtain refunds by writing to the World Series ticket office Box 1078 Cincinnati. Tickets must accompany the refund request. The Reds Baseball club reports about 158000 dollars available for refunds. Harmonvard’s endowment is past the 14 million mark.
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Cincinnati O
WSP
Cincinnat
Reds
Thelma Springer Leads devotional at St Peter church
Thelma Springer led a devotional at the Intermediate League of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church in parish rooms on Tuesday evening. The program included scripture readings, a prayer by Betty Barris, prelude by Marjorie Deuschle, worship by Wilma Holzhauer, and a talk by Jean Webster Leidus. Rex Schmidt played, Ramon Slumski presided the meeting, followed by a social hour and games. Lunch for 20 was served by Jean Webster and Betty Batris.
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Thelma Springer
Intermediate League of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Betty Barris
Marjorie Deuschle
Wilma Holzhauer
Jean Webster Leidus
Rex Schmidt
Ramon Slumski
Jean Webster
Betty Batris
Fagle Auxiliary Meeting and PTA Play Dates Set
The Fagle Auxiliary will meet promptly at seven on Thursday evening. A sixty six card party starts at eight. Mrs Walte Mille, PTA president, announces dates October 30 and 31 for the play Everybodys Here performed by a mixed cast.
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Fagle Auniliary
Walte. Mille
PTA
Hospital Note On Frederick Stilgenbauer Admission
Frederick Stilgenbauer of Pearl Street was admitted to the hospital with a proud note on a man of power who breaks down in attempts to make the impossible possible, a remark tied to British history and English history.
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Frederick Stilgenbauer
Pearl Street
Britain
More Names Needed For Civil Service Referendum
Columbus report shows 120196 of 144773 original signatures valid with 14823 supplementary signatures under review. If supplemental petitions share the same validity, about 12000 more signatures are needed to place the civil service referendum on the November ballot as of October 11.
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Columbus
Civil Service
Earl Griffith
Democratic Committee
Sale Of Dog Tags Grows In County Claims Decrease
Lorain County records show a decade rise in dog tag sales while animal claims fall. In 1929 nine thousand one hundred eleven dogs licensed for thirteen thousand seven hundred fifty‑one dollars, versus 1938 with eleven thousand nine hundred twenty six licenses and fourteen thousand six hundred eighty‑nine dollars. Claims paid dropped from four thousand eighty dollars for three hundred seventy six animals to three hundred fifty seven dollars for ninety four claims. The text notes a referendum proposal backed by the Democratic state organization to expand civil service commission membership from two to three.
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Lorain
Lee Minkler
Quires
Democratic State Organization
Bricker
Civil Service Commission
Friday Special Lake Perch Dinner Ad
Local ad promotes a Friday special featuring fresh lake perch with French fries or potatoes, coleslaw and butter for 25 cents. The offer highlights a simple menu item likely from a mid-century newspaper, reflecting affordable dining options and publicizing a daily food deal.
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