Shrinking Farm Vote Still GOP Backbone
Analysis notes farm population decline shaping U.S. politics. From 1910 to 1954 farm share falls from about 32 million to 22 million, dropping Iowa and Midwest influence. Observers compare Negro voter shifts under Roosevelt to the ongoing erosion of farm votes supporting Republicans.
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Wellington Women Mark Milestone in Club Session
Wellington business and professional women celebrate a milestone as the local club observes a week of activities. George Green, connected with the group, is noted among members. The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs founded the movement in 1926. The club meeting continues this week despite health and attendance details.
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National Federation of Business
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Couple Observes 50th Anniversary At New London
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dawson marked their golden wedding with a Sunday reception at the American Legion hall. Married Oct. 12, 1904 in Norwalk, they reside at 212 High St. The observance was planned by their five children and included many out of town relatives and friends from Norwalk, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Alexandria, Va, Wauseon, Ohio, and Lorain.
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Charles H. Dawson
Norwalk
American Legion Hall
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Stanley M. Stone
Atlanta
Ralph C. Schubert
Alexandria
T. K. Mathers
Columbus
C. Donald Dawson
Carmel
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Harold BE. Dawson
Wauseon
Anna Rose Dawson
Pearl Dawson
Indianapolis
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Charles Meiser
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Donald
Bryan
T. E. Mathers
Relpa C. Schubert
Janet
Harold ¥. Dawson
Stanley
Stone
Joseph Goldstone
Rachel Wayne
Cleveland
Helen Trogan
Frederick P. Trogan
Westlake
Robert Trogan
Wilbur Gaiss
Cressline
Helph Wilcox
Clnir Goss
Clement Green
Brighton
Marguerite Barber
W. C. Heabler
Lula Im
Rhode Willard
August Macheaty
Bertha Newhead
Lorain
Community groups report activities and events across town
Local clubs grow in membership as they place waste paper containers downtown and host bake sales. Card party plans at St Patrick's Parish. Lillywood Rebekah lodge to hold Christmas party. Kiwanis Club luncheon features Lorain County Radio rep tomorrow. Baptist and Methodist events scheduled including World Day of Prayer and covered dish supper.
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Wellington Hardware
Cora M. Shepard
Genevieve Brehm
South Afera St
Lillywood
Rebekah Lodge
Celia Manning
Rose Rogers
Edna Gott
Grown St
Ruth Arndt
Velma Barrick
Dingunees
Willard Waite
Lorain County Radio Corporation
Kiwanis Club
Herrick Auditorium
Delbert Brown
Keith Thoron
A. J. Weber
Charles Weltzheimer
Brookside Baptist Church
Cleveland
Amherst Woman Hosts Club Dinner at Home
Amherst residents gathered for a club dinner hosted at a local home. Guests included Mrs. Hubert Jones Mrs. AL Bree Mrs. Ben Lupe and Mr. Griffin among others, who enjoyed a centerpiece table arrangement and warm hospitality.
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LaGrange Lions Alter Meeting Dates and Plans
LaGrange Lions Club adjusts meetings to the second and fourth Mondays each month with the next session moved to Friday October 22. Carl Yingling of Fremont district governor will attend. The club promotes Light For Sight bulb sale to support sight conservation and awaiting drive outcomes. Charles Snoble Elyria attorney spoke on Lorain County detention home needs and addressed questions. H D Mattison and Joe Jordan showed two films on Greenland Air Base construction and Caterpillar road work.
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LaGrange Lions Club
Carl Yingling
Fremont
Charles Snoble
Elyria Attorne
Snoble
Lorain County
H. D. Mattison
Joe Jordan
Greenland Air Base
Thirteen Puerto Ricans Found Guilty in Sedition Conspiracy
Thirteen members of the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party were found guilty of seditious conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. government by violence. The 13 defendants faced a potential maximum of six years in prison plus fines, after a 13 day trial that included 12 witnesses and covered the 1950s shooting of five congressmen.
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Warden Clark Skips Meeting After Welfare Board Sit
In Naugatuck Connecticut O Town Warden Charles Clark did not attend a welfare board meeting. After a thirty minute delay the board proceeded to act on a slogan left on Clark's desk reading Time waits for no man.
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Snug Denture Cushions Offer Comfort and Fit
New SNUG Denture Cushions claim to ease sore gums by gripping plates softly yet firmly like living tissue. The tasteless cushions are designed to stay cushion-soft, prevent loosening, and clean quickly with no daily irritations. Available at all druggists.
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