Charities Corp To Elect Officers At Parmadale
The Catholic Charities Corporation voting members meet at Parmadale Sunday afternoon October 18 at 2 30 to elect trustees to fill vacancies from terms of E T Butler Jr John E Crew Allan W Fritzsche Elyra Leo R Kundtz J J Murray Peter F Nolan Chardon Anthony Poss and F J Zurlinden An election of officers for the following year will be held by the trustees immediately after the meeting of the voting members Alfred Fritzsche president announced the annual meeting of all members will be held in the gym Parmadale at 3 00 on the same afternoon A special entertainment by the children of Parmadale will follow All members and friends are invited to attend and learn of Progress in Catholic charitable institutions and agencies.
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Catholic Charities Corporation
Parmadale
E. T. Butler, Jr
John E. Crew
Allan W. Fritzsche
Elyra
Leo R. Kundtz
J. J. Murray
Peter F. Nolan
Chardon
Anthony Poss
F. J. Zurlinden
Yuotang
Alfred Fritzsche
Fritzsche
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The report describes a chaotic scene at an event where a bad job led to a clash with the crowd. Two stadium ushers were knocked unconscious while four policemen were cut and bruised attempting to restrain the surging crowd or assist those who fainted. Ten men and women required first aid.
Roosevelt Defends Private Enterprise In Chicago Speech
In a packed stadium Roosevelt blasted Republican leadership and credited his administration with saving private profit and free enterprise from ruin. He recounted emergency measures of 1933, praised gains in wages, prices, and bank stability, and urged continued private enterprise backed by a strong federal government.
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Roosevelt
Washington
America
United States
AAA
PWA
WPA
CCC
Houston Building Permits Exceed Thirteen Million in Nine Months
Houston recorded building permits totaling over 13 million dollars in the first nine months of 1936, up from roughly seven million for all of 1935. The Houston boom outstripped Dallas, its nearest Texas rival in construction activity.
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Houston
Tex
Dallas
Texas
Fox Attacks Veteran Plainsman in Brush Fire Incident
OROVILLE Cal Gus Autran 72 a longtime plainsman insists he is the only man ever attacked by a fox. The creature appeared dazed by a brush fire and Autran killed it with a stone after the fox tore off his shirt in the struggle.
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Oroville
Cal
Gus Autran
Autran
Two Fatally Hurt In Highway Crash
In Columbus Ohio on October 15 Mrs W P W Price aged 35 and O M Tootle 37 an attorney from London were fatally hurt in a collision near West Jefferson as their car struck the rear of a truck. Price had minor facial cuts while Mrs Tootle was in fair condition in a local hospital. Everett Current 13 of Sidney drove the truck and said he was slowing to assist another vehicle when the accident occurred.
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Columbus
W. P. W. Price
O. M. Tootle
London
West Jefferson
W. Price
Former Police Chief At Cincinnati Dies
Col. William Copelan, 73, who served twenty years as Cincinnati's chief of police, died early today. He retired in 1934 and had since been named chief of police emeritus.
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Cincinnati
William Copelan
Wellington Traffic Toll Surpasses 13-Year Deaths in NZ
Wellington figures reveal that motor vehicle fatalities in New Zealand over the past thirteen years exceed the total number of deaths recorded in some broader counts. The data highlights rising road crash tolls and calls for renewed safety measures.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Roll of New Zealand Forces in World War Toll
The World War roll shows New Zealand forces, with seven years yielding 1,250 killed outright on roads and 35,000 injured, reflecting a heavy toll in civilian and military service.
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New Zealand
Native Bread Becomes Troop Favorite in Hawaii
American soldiers stationed on the Hawaiian islands adopt local taro flour bread as a popular staple. The native product increasingly appears in mess halls and among service members, reflecting cultural blending during garrison life.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Paxton Claims Rank Next In Championship Race
In Oroville California Bert Paxton asserts he stands next in line for top ranking as local sports season heats up with evolving standings and potential title implications.
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Oroville, Cal
Bert “. Paxton
Grain engraving reveals owner and name inscription
A fragment notes a man who engraved Lord’s prayers on rice grain. The grain bears the inscription William B Segert Oroville, indicating a personal identifier linked to the grain.
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Paxtes Sneseads
William
Segert
Oroville
Pine lookout tree cut down outside Lake City Cal
The Modoc Indians are no longer considered unfriendly. A huge 808 year old pine tree that once stood as a lookout against their raids has been cut down. Its branches were trimmed into a 60 foot ladder form to provide a lookout for the Indians.
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Lake City
Cal
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