Labor Board to Order Kentucky Coal Operators to Appear
The National Labor Board moves to compel nine western Kentucky coal operators to attend hearings over alleged union busting. The case tests the board’s authority under the Recovery Act as it seeks to penalize employers who fired workers for joining the United Mine Workers and refused nonmembers. Meanwhile officials hope a modified dues collection plan in steel may end Pennsylvania strikes.
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Washington
National Labor Board
Western Kentucky
United Mine Workers of America
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Robert F. Wagner
Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Birmingham Church Announces Morning Service and Sunday School
Birmingham October 18 The Birmingham Community church schedules a morning service at 9 45 and Sunday school at 10 45 with Rev Williams as pastor and Miss Margle Howe as Sunday school superintendent, Mrs Mayme Church pianist. Local residents Ed Lehman and Frank Griffin with Ora Birdsell visit Cleveland on business. Downing of Catawba Island, Ed Prince Jr in Vermilion, and D Pierce of Detroit, Mich visit town for business.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Community Church
Rev. Williams
Margle Howe
Mayme Church
Ed. Lehman
Amherst
Darby Home
Frank Griffin
Ora Birdsell
Cleveland
Mr. Downing
Catawba Island
Ed. Prince, Jr
Vermilion
D. Pierce
Detroit
Mich
City Harvesting Potatoes and Beans for Relief Families
City crews dig fourteen acres of potatoes at the sewage disposal plant on Gulf Road under US A Hastings. Three acres of great northern beans will soon be threshed. Output targets include about 20 bushels per acre for beans and a hope to distribute proceeds to relief families via requisition ships, with fourteens acres dug due to dry weather and use of scientific farming aids.
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Gulf Road
A. Hastings
Night Hawks Welcome Visitors To Denver And Colorado
Night hawks, expert aerial insect eaters, migrate through Denver and nearby fringe areas in August and September. They hatch eggs on prairie ground or even high roofs, then travel south while feeding on flying insects. The birds are gray with white underwing bands and notable for their swift, graceful flights.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Robert J. Neidrach
Colorado Museum of Natural History
3.2 and Free Lunches Galore in Day State
Montgomery Alabama reports that 3.2 beer is not legally sold despite repeal of the 15th Amendment, with unofficial counts noting five outlets selling 3.2 beer. Free lunches accompany some drinks at a dime a mug, and an ad banner reads Mr. Schlitz's Cook is selling Ribbons of Blue in the Falley City.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Statement on Communism as State Dominance
A terse critique asserts that communism ignores individual humanity and reduces all value to the power of the State, arguing the system discounts man’s inherent rights and personal freedom in favor of centralized control.
Old Fashioned Belly Ache and Hidden Diseases Linked
Dr. Logan Clendening discusses how injuries can awaken latent illnesses like tuberculosis, typhoid, and appendicitis, challenging the idea that accidents create disease. He warns against misattributing belly pain to food and notes cautions for castor oil treatment and counter prescribing by druggists amid everyday injuries and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
John B. Murphy
Birthday gathering honors Mr and Mrs Bonner in Columbia
Thirty one relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Bonner on Sunday to celebrate her birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clarence Dake, Mr and Mrs Clare Dake, Miss Wilma Babcock, Perry Dake and Melvin West of Hinckley, plus the Dake families of Chippewa Lake Ramson's Corners Belden Grafton and local hosts W H Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Bonner
Clarence Dake
Clare Dake
Wilma Babcock
Perry Dake
Melvin West
Hinckley
Wm. Dake
Chippewa Lake
Frank Dake
Ramson's Corners
Kansas Solons Facing Problem On Beer Muddle
Topeka Kan WP The state legislature will meet soon to end the Kansas beer situation described as intolerable by Governor Alfred Landon. The 3.2 beer issue has become legal in some towns per local jury rulings while others ban it. recent court guidance puts alcoholic content definitions for the malt beverage act as a legislative duty.
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Topeka
Kan
Alfred Landon
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Wichita
Supreme Court
Landon
Olathe
John P. St. John
Kansas Prohibition
John D. Mitchell
Registative Council
Family Day Harvest Time at Methodist Church
Sewing a fine time was enjoyed in visiting Next Sunday is Family Day and Harvest Time at the Methodist church Everyone is asked to bring a can or basket of fruit or vegetables for the Home for the Aged in Elyria Officers elected at the Methodist Sunday School Supt Prof M L Royer Asst Louis Fitch Sec Norris Killer Treas Mrs Myrtle Hales Librarian Miss Shirley Jasper Pianist Robt VanAredate Chore fer Miss Mildred Bartter Cradio Roll Supt Mrs Hazel Leach Teachers to be chosen Installation of officers next Sunday Lorain County Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at First M E Church Elyria Wednesday at ten AM E Stanley Jones spoke at the Interdenominational Missionary conference at First Baptist Cleveland Thirty two denominations took part Mrs Charles Mille and Mrs Eva Howard visited Mr and Mrs Guy Garwood Span ter Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Elyria
Methodist
M. L. Royer
Louis Fitch
Y . Norris Killer
Treas
Myrtle Hales
Wibrarian
Shirley Jasper
Robt
VanAredate
Mildred Bartter
Hazel Leach
Lorain County
Woman's Home Missinary Society
M. E
Stanley Jones
First Baptist Church
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
City
Charles Mille
Eva Howard
Guy Garwood
Spencer
Armistice Day Banquet Planned by VFW and Ladies Auxiliary
The Elyria Post reports the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladies Auxiliary held a joint meeting at the new VFW hall at 340 Broad St. They adopted a schedule of monthly Post and Auxiliary meetings and set Armistice Day banquet for Thursday night November 5 at the VFW hall. Committee chairs were announced and the next Post meeting will be held Monday night for officer elections.
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Elyria Post
Ladies Auxiliary
V. F. W. Hall
Broad St
Post
Arthur Perkins
Clyde Clana
Charles French
Coon Rhinehard
Nellie Burton
J. P. Mulroy
Ruth Bets
Emma Zariey
William McCully
Clyde Clapp
Rochester Family Dinner Honors Robert Swartz Birthday
Rochester families gather Sunday to celebrate Robert Swartz’s sixty eighth birthday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Williams with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ed Emmel and Mr. and Mrs. John Emmel and Mac Swartz of Burbank, Chester Esselburn, Albert Keith, Merritt Fye and Hazel. A baby girl was born Monday to Cyrus and Mrs. Tucker of Mifflin, formerly Gladys Snyder. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Gill of Cleveland and Dana Phillips and sons of Akron. Also noted are reflections on Frans Hals and ancient Babylon land tenure with lawyers handling conveyancing.
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James Williams
Robert Swartz
Ed Emmel
John Emmel
Congress
Mac Swartz
Burbank
Chester Esselburn
West
Salem
Albert Keith
Wellington
Merritt Fye
Hazel
Cyrus Tucker
Mifflin
Tucker
Gladys Snyder
Here
Carlos Snyder
Shirley Gill
Cleveland
Ralph Taylor
Dana Phillips
Akron
Phillip
Nora Chamberlin
Harry Pratt
Huntington
Scott Biddinger
Tax plan to boost state revenue faces council vote
A proposed tax feature aims to raise state revenue, with the council expected to recommend its passage. The measure is seen as appealing to legislators as beer sales in Kansas continue without any revenue for the state from this traffic.
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Sas
Kansas
Homecoming at Vermilion and church events in South Ridge
South Ridge Ohio October residents report a Vermilion on the Lake homecoming gathering at E Engles cottage attended by forty two. Attended WMS Rev and Mrs S H Amore at Evangelical Church Brownhelm. Weekend visitor Geraldine Woods stayed in Toledo. Rally Day program at church featured songs solos and talks led by Rev Amore and others. Church notes list services for Sunday October 15 with Rev St NyHner of LaGrange. Briefs mention Mrs W F Kolbe and Miss Mary Bechtel returning from Chicago with visits in Elyria and Townline Road.
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South Ridge
Frank Larawayn
Amherst
E. Engles
Vermilion on-the-Lake
W. M.S
S. H. Amore
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
Brownhelm
Bruce Eppley
F. A. Decker
Watson Beal
J. P. Bech~tel
Fredora Johnson
S. Mason
Beal Twins
S.S
St. NyHner
la Grange
W. F. Kolbe
Port Dover
Canada
Mary Bechtel
Erie
Chicago
Elyria
J. P. Bechtel
L. W. Spiegelberg
Irma
Townline Road
Gerald Stang
Elyria resumes social visits with local families
Sunday visits highlighted by Frank Bechtel dining with his sister Mrs Phillipena Schubert in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Spiegel berg hosting Mrs C J Smith's parents Mr and Mrs Day evening with Mrs Spiegelberg's parents, Mr and Mrs C J Smith, and Mr and Mrs Alfred Ault of Erie Pa visiting Rev I H Amore and wife.
Anatomy expert claims Mexican Indians are a shy race
Tulane University anatomist Dr Stella Leche recalls Mexican tribes reacting with fear to facial measurement gestures. She demonstrated by twisting her lips to show how to hold them, prompting villagers to run or bow. She notes Indians misconstrue such signals as an attempt to kiss them during field study.
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New Orleans
Stella Leche
Department of Anatomy
Tulane University Medical School
Mexico
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8Th St
Dayco
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M. E. Parsonal
Jones
Whitehead
Santa Fe Railroad
Charles Mills
Herman Paulson
Marsha Adams
Dover
Earl Brown
Berea
Milo Stearns
Clyde Rose
Seville
Willard Y Hathaway
Fred. Hathaway
Mise Lace Churchward
Metropolitan Park
Brecksville
Wiener Road
Acme Grange
Epworth League
Baptist Mission Circle
Cora Millis
Solons
Rochester
Frans Hals
Babylon
Geraldine Woods
Toledo
Solomon Islands
Jazzaleer Orch
Riverside Tavern
Coonville Bridge
MA Smith
Mgr
Dalia
West Broad
The
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Winckles St
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Farm Implement CO
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