Former WPA Truck Drivers blockade idles 6000 in Akron
Akron October 12 WPA projects tied to trucking were shut down by a blockade organized by former WPA truck drivers and Teamsters union members. About 6000 workers were left idle as the strike expanded from 4000 to cover all projects under competitive bidding the WPA director said no pay would be issued. Union leaders pledged continued stoppage to protest bidding policy while material shortages and halted lines intensified the shutdown.
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Akron
WPA
Teamsters’ Union
J. D. Sanford
Fred Roose
Sanford
Workers Alliance of America
Roose
Avon Lake Council Minutes and Local Notices
Avon Lake council minutes approve reports and invoices Frank Krebs presides in mayor's absence A protest over Eagle Street W P A sewer project is discussed Engineer Laundon to file report and recommendation Fire department equipment purchases approved including inhalator and first aid kit Meeting topics include proposed fire station and schedule adjournment for October 12 Community notices cover flag hunt dinner glee club and social events First Aid Course adds fifteen new members and ongoing instruction The Australia fence blocks wild dingoes from sheep flocks length 350 miles
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Council
Frank Krebs
Eagle Street
Laundon
Water Works
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Avon Lake
Age and Empire in a Muted Munich Retreat
Boake Carter cites 31 yearold Army words on rest and growth, tracing Rome's fall to overreach and linking age to national decline. The piece argues England seeks security in Munich while Germany and other powers sense looming expansion, marking a crisis of youth versus age in world politics.
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Augustus Caesar
Rome
Augustus
Munier
Amey
Piciu
England
Engle
Munich
Eden
Churchill
Duff Cooper
Charles II
Elizabeth
Anne
Chamberlain
Socrates
Great Britain
Germany
Ledger Syndicate
Amherst Jesam line Lodge elects officers in October meeting
Amherst Oct 12 election of officers dominated the Jes samine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meeting on Tuesday. Officers chosen include President Mrs Katherine Duncan, Vice President Mrs Millie Hal chaplain Katherine Bus Agnes Innes, Mrs Jean Baine, Janet Bain, Mrs Nellie Brer ers, Lilien Short outside guard, Mrs Mary McCann deputy, Mrs Agnes Henry tru, Mrs Isabelle Robertson, Mrs 3llie Hull Katherine Robers. A social hour followed. lunch by Mrs J Duncan. Elsewhere Miss Grace Hopkins guest at a kitchen shower for Miss Kathryn Schriner. bridge and sixty six played with top honors to Miss Margaret Meyers. Continuations describe devotional and business notes of St Peters church group.
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Amherst
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Katherine Duncan
Millie Hal
Katherine Bus Agnes Innes
Jean Baine
Janet Bain
Nellie Brerers
Lilien Short
Mary McCann
Agnes Henry
Isabelle Robertson
Graces Hopsins
W. L. Epler
Kathryn Schriner
Margaret Meyers
Gladys Hopkins
Raymond Wilson
Amelia Hammond
Helen Berger
Edward Fahrne
Wiliam Schriner
Margaret
Helen Roemer
Leora
Rose
Olga Bayer
Frances Sablers
Helen Hollingsaworth
Iss Hopkins
South Amherst Village Council Meets In Regular Session
A regular meeting of South Amherst Village Council, led by Mayor Henry Garland, was held in the town hall with all councilmen and village officials present. Routine business was transacted and reports from committees were favorable, as the town proceeds with community events and school programs.
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South Amherst
Henry Garland
Delegates chosen and social at local society event
Mrs. William Wenzel was elected delegate to the fifth district convention to meet in Sandusky October 18. A Halloween stunt and games honored Mrs. Harold Brow and Mrs. H. Haynes. One new member, Mrs. Shafftstall, Elyria, welcomed. Refreshments served to 20. Local attendees at regional Evangelical and Reformed conference in Valley City included Mrs. Walter Miller and others.
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William Wenzel
Sandusky
Legion Ausiart
Charg
Ichael
Anna
Wenzel
Shafftstall
Elyria
Hallowe'en
Harold Brow
H. Haynes
Conference of Evangelical and Reformed Churches
Cleveland
Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Valley City
Walter Miller
Robert Laux
John Delfield
Womans Unier
Phillip Jaeger
C. E. Schmidt
Fifteen Teams Vie In Lightweight Horse Pulling Title
At the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio fifteen lightweight horse teams compete for the world pulling crown as judging of dairy cattle continues. Defending champs Prince and Bob qualified for finals with 2800 pounds. Heavyweight pulling starts Thursday with awards given to breeders and exhibitors including Boulder Bridge Farm Co Excelsior Minn and McDonald Farms Cortland New York. Grand champion females named among Guernseys and Brown Swiss. Holstein grand champion bull Illini Princess Mable Lad shown by Michigan State Institutions.
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Columbus
Prince and
Bob
Ed Ty Harley Mace
New Hi d. QO
A. E. Bowee & Son
Rushton
Boulder Bridge Farm Co
Excelsior
George Coke
Racine
Wis
Illini
St John’s church and women’s groups meet tonight
Mrs William Berg and Mrs L Roemer attend St Johns church latern dance with Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider Mrs Harry Brucker and Mrs John Mori Past Matrons of Eastern Stars meet tonight with Mrs Hugo Bankoff Elgris Miss Mildred Wer Mert ass Z Three circles of Women s St Peters church Thursday afternoon Circle 2 Union meet
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William Berg
L. Roemer
St. John’s Church
Latern
Albert Schneider
Harry Brucker i
John Mori
Hugo Bankoff
Elgris
Mildred Wer- Mert
St. Peters Church
Assault death of 17 year old Mary Imelda Coyle
Police investigated the assault and murder of Mary Imelda Coyle 17 after she vanished on a Monday night near St Gabriel s church and was found killed with head injuries likely from a hammer. The case echoes the kidnapping and murder of 12 year old Peter Levine along nearby trails on Long Island Sound. Authorities pursue the attacker as details of a criminal assault emerge and police follow automobile tire tracks and a possible lure from the road to the church.
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St. Gabriel's Church
William J. Keresy
Slaying and assault reported near Long Island Sound
Police investigate the shooting of Miss Coyle after neighbor Alexander Branzer found the body in a vacant lot off an alley used by delivery drivers. In parallel, 19 year old Wilma Gratdrose was attacked on a dark road in Elmont but escaped after being restrained and gagged.
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Alexander Branzer
Miss Coyle
Long Island Sound
Elmont
N. Y
Wilma Gratdrose
Liquor Dealers Hear State President
The Lorain County Liquor Dealers Association met last evening at the Elyria Motel. The meeting was well attended and several topics of interest to permit holders were discussed. Barney Rubenstein, state president of the Liquor Dealers Association, was the speaker of the evening. Permit holders will be notified by mail when the next meeting is scheduled.
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Lorain County Liquor Dealers Association
Elyria Motel
Discao O
Barney Rubenstien
Liquor Dealers Association
Peacemaker In Argument Wounded At Osborne Farm
Sandusky October 12 James Lafateh Akron trustee at Osborne Prison Farm lies in Sole divers Home Hospital with an undonen cut. Police hold Gideon and Loren Browden Browder Browden as suspects in the incident amid a dispute over a foot bath game.
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Sandusky
D.n
James Lafateh
Akron
Osborne
Gideon
Loren Browdem
Xonti
Gideon Browder
Osborne Farm
Lafateh
Svas
Loren Browden
Beware Coughs From Common Colds That Hang On Sedtta
An advertised patent medicine Creomulsion promises relief for persistent coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. The pitch claims the remedy goes to the seat of trouble loosens mucus and expels germs with a refund if not satisfied.
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Mary Jane Rouse
Flora Stone Mather College
Haydn Hall
Helen Kavanagh
Lake Erie College
Glee Club
Leo Hill
Curtis Duff
Art Theisen
Nina Dunning
Theisen
Firemen’s Association of
Chateau
Stop 45
Walker Road
Bob Veon
Orchestra of
Lorain
Ed Spaetzel
Vern Parker
Pete Kramer
Bill Tamanek
T. Kekic
Nick Kekic
Gordon Blackhall
Joe Novotny
Fred Mette
Carl Haag
Roy Whale
Perry Taylor
Arthur Hudson
Lewis Klinect
Grafton
Gayle Klinect
Robert Grell
Song
Don Engel
Dell Dunning
Nina
Fred McNaughton
Detroit
Harry
Ben Sidway
Howard Walker
Nellie Vets
Charles
Lakewood
Dwight Easty
Frank Corbus
East Cleveland
Earl Dryer
Holloway
Ohio
Amos Hall
Louis Hall
Grover Holmes
H.J. Scott
Lorain Dames of Malta
Edgar Ellis
Ellis
Mike Higgins
Melcher Urig
Ed. Boaetzel
Harry Trigalet
Australia
Boake
United States
Britain
Boake Carter
Fuehrer
Hiller
Adolf H Flowers
Intermediate League of St. Peter's Agelical and Reformed Church
Charters
Betty Deuschle
Edward Frederick G
National Bible
New York City
Bet
Baus
F.T. A
Parent-Teachers Association
The
Methodist Church
South Amherst Parent-Teachers Association
B. A. Jenne
Dorothy Berger
Lis Ehlert
Hunt
S Buhl
Jackson Street
XT Dam Hahn
Park Avenue
George Bauisting
Charles Milan Avenue
Kryin
O Ed. Bak
Murbach
Axminster
Sears
Galton
U. S
White House
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Elyria, Ohio
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