Opening Program In Forum Series Greatly Enjoyed
The Elyria Civic Forum opened its year with Marita Farell and Frank Wennerhalm in a recital of duets and solos, drawing enthusiastic applause from a full Elyria High School crowd. Farell, a Czech native, sang American and folk pieces, while Wennerhalm, a Danish baritone, offered operatic selections and Grieg songs, followed by encores.
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Elyria Civic Forum, Inc
Marita Farell
Frank Wennerhalm
Antos
Misa Farell
Metropolitan Opera Company
Wennerholm
Opera Atir
United States
Elyria High School
Moe Zarts
Af Fixare
Don Giewants
Barcarolle
Offerbarh
Prof
Ker and
Romberg
Miss Farell
Czechoslovakia
Find
Hageman
Carpenter, Worth
Charles
Stevens
Cleveland Institute of Mass
Iewis
Elyria Civic Forum
Kumar Goghal
Burton Ohlenacher
The
Forum
Hultz Heads Reserve Officers After Hays Resigns
Capt Charles R Hays resigns as Log ain County Reserve Officers president due to relocation to Cleveland and LA Col Roy F Hults of Elyria elected to succeed him as president Capt Davis of Foran named vice president Officers chosen after a troop school Elyria City Hall council chamber The event announced a dance for all Reserve Officers and their Rucints on October a0 with Capt Walter W Adler chairing the dance committees The troop school featured a electronics lecture and two films from Reserve Army headquarters Cleveland INCREASE BREAD PRICES PREMONT Bakers here blame higher production costs for bread price hikes 1916
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Charles R. Hays
Logain
Council
Elyria City Hall
de Cal Hitz
Reserve Army
Century Block
Cleveland
Communist General Strike Row Darkens French Politics
The Paris struggle over a nationwide strike looms as the Communist leadership calls for action unless the government backs down. Outcomes hinge on mineral elections across France and Gen. Charles de Gaulle faces a pivotal moment while the public mood and allied factions react to the ongoing dispute.
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Sunes
France
Charles de Gaure
Volers
Wall Walley
Everidud
Paris
Nemibads
Poland Opposes Little UN Assembly Plan
Polish Foreign Minister Zigmunt Mocizelowski denounces a proposed United Nations Assembly Plan backed by some nations and opposed by others. He says the United States seeks Pax Americana by creating a full assembly for all UN members, weakening the Security Council veto. The plan draws strong Russian opposition and mixed international support.
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Poland
LAKR
N.Y
United Nations Assembly
United States
Russia
Fort Poh
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
HM Wn
GN Society Council
County Educators Active In District Teachers Program
Lorain County educators participate in a district teachers program with seven Lorain regMis active. Col. Wy Butt rel heads Lorain public schools and C. A. Ghbbene serves on the resolutions committee. Dr Carroll Newsom of Quer Ins Colugo headlines a March meeting in Cleveland focused on teaching problems and applications for mathematics. The NBEO TA claims 17,000 members in northeastern Ohio. Tutteol is the eleventh Lorain County Meador to serve as president of the district and lists prior presidents including Homo Parked, GH White, FW Wark, Kinmisen, Aldredge, and Masten.
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Lorain County
Northeaster Clay Teachers Association
Briday
Ortover
Ust
Col. Wy Buttrel
Lorain
RW. Bush
Be Ruin
Warninatous
Carroll V. Newsom
Ins
Colugo
Cub
Cleveland
Oncom
Newsom
Misisland
Phine Walvox
Elyria Belge
Tawwid Brown
Cod Wall
Education
Luttrell
Cleveland Cresstea
Karl & Mundt
Obio
Tutteol
Lorain Pcaninky Meador
Esprye
Chee Vestry
White
Oberlin
Kinmisen
Wellington
Cotnys
Elyren
Aldredge
Boone Lown
Bamnbona
Howard J. Rawdon
Oberliny
Masten
Elyria
Guilty Conscience Too Much For Girl
A garbled report hints at a court or social incident involving a girl and a male figure. Names and clear details are obscured, but the piece references guilt, confrontation, and public perception within a tense social scene in Cleveland.
News Views By Woman Economist on Inflation Policy
Woman economist discusses rising inflation concerns and policy gaps in Washington. Ben Baldwin's address to corporate leaders highlights nonpartisan attitudes toward food costs, price controls, and potential allocation measures to ease shortages and price spikes.
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Woman Economist
America
Washington
Ben. Baldwin
Giat Ballwin
Lotus
Republican Party
Billo
Baldwin
Howberg
OPA
Chester Bowles
Teckel
Walla
Teddy
Baldo
Bertin
Rent Boards Must Prove Case Before Dropping Ceilings
Washington reports Deputy Rent Director Tighe Woods says local rent boards seeking to abolish ceilings must prove demand has been reasonably met. Creedon’s administration notes nebulous standards exist for judging general rent boosts and no public hearings are required though encouraged.
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Washington
Tighe Woods
Woods
Frank Creedan
Creedon
Creedan
Abisence
Louisville. K
Sa Real Fors
Tewyers
Lotsville
Smaller loaves eyed to save grain for Europe
Washington reports Tranian officials discussing pint sized bread loaves to conserve grain for Europe. Committees plan to align brewers and bakers behind the drive to save 100,000,000 bushels by next July while technical issues hinder memo trials of smaller loaves.
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Washington
Tranian
Europe
Ciation
Chamman Charlies
Baking Industry
Smth Bakeries
Death Records From Odd Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes report deaths and ore details including names Alta Seaut and Mrs. Rormsell Wiyat. The text references locations such as Wie huede and Post eleeven Sears and rail-like mentions of Wake Syrian reddieat and Goer ty Hele. Overall the readable fragments outline a local death notice with uncertain dates and places.
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Alta T. Seaut
Eleeven Sears
Lewes
Veterans Enroll In Course On Farming
Veterans join a farming course offered by the MLNGHEAST program. The full text includes garbled OCR but confirms enrollment in an agricultural training initiative aimed at veterans, with emphasis on practical farming skills and potential career pathways.
Ameri can press reporters shape Europe America understanding
Marquis Childs discusses the role of American correspondents in Europe, highlighting reporters like Harry Allen in Warsaw and Edward Murray in Bucharest. He notes the pressures of wartime and peacetime reporting, the quest for objectivity, and how Americans abroad help readers understand unfolding events in Greece, the Balkans, and the wider region.
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Paris
Europe
America
Ulio
Ameren
Harry Alien
Associated Press
Warsaw
Allen
Poland
Eutrope
Kediward Mire Ray
Fiead
United Press Buereau Hone
Triqste
Iture
Wfleet
Murray
Etary
Greece
Near East
Philp Potter
Balimore Sun
George Polk
Columbia
New York
Decision Near On Special Session Of Congress
Washington administration officials expect a final call within a week or ten days on whether Congress should be recalled to approve emergency aid for Western Europe, mainly France and Italy. Key factors include use of alien property funds, asset transfers by foreign residents, Export Import Bank credits, and CCC borrowing power for credit sales.
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Washington
Congress
Europe
France
Italy
Fruman
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Touma
Mgr. Trasman
Glen Hubbard Weds Miss Pullen In Toledo Chapel
Avon groom Glen C. Hubbard, son of Harry Hubbard, marries Miss Therten Christine Pullen, daughter of Moe and Mrs. J Earl Pullen, at a Toledo chapel. Ceremony led by Rev Fr Kenneth Hanson in the Bishop Chapel Rosary Cathedral. Bride wears eggshell rosepoint gown, carries a colonial bouquet. wedding party includes sister Mrs Charles Johnson and friend Agnes Kranz. Reception at The Hotel Commodore with decorated halls and tiered wedding cake.
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Avon
Glen C. Hubbard
Harry Hubbard
Harriage
Therten
Christine Pullen
Moe
J. Earl Pullen
Toledo
Kenneth Hanson
Bishop Chapel
Rosary Cathedral
Inig & Coury
Charles] Johnson
Agnes Kranz
Bowens
Tracy Hollister
Denield Hubba
Robert Back
D. Earl Peller
Commodore Priory
Kansas
Vermont Avenue
St Urecala
Osery
Peide Savol
Domidd
Areh Ades
Mivle Bate
Gan
Kiibert
Sd At Bleetee
Madar
Aed Cahier Nylund Seon Me Teat
Vr Wrauagt
Local Court Decree in Lorain Suit and Misc Item Notes
Decree in favor of The Helland Furnace Co in Lorain upheld by Judge D A Cook in a lease dispute with Sarah Gelman seeking to rescind an option clause. Other notices include an extradition waiver for Howard Woolfrom, a forgery charge in West Virginia, and various divorce and property cases. Market listings cover produce and livestock prices, with detailed agricultural figures and local commodity pricing in Cleveland and surrounding regions.
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Helland J Furnace Co
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Sarah Gelman
F.osain
Management Club Speaker Urges Straight Thinking
The National Tube Management club in Lorain heard William F. Smith of General Shoe Corp urge straight thinking on labor relations. He warned mass production weakens management employee contact, noting workers seek security, advancement, recognition, and a personable boss who communicates and defends them. Fourteen candidates were nominated for club offices. Max Lyndon reported on his Los Angeles NA F convention deputy role.
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National Tube Management Club
Eagles Hall
Lorain
William F. Smith
Creneral Shoe Corp
Nashville
Tenn
Courteois
Eary
Club
P. P. Chapla
J. C. Rehman
Sterbert Eyman
C. F. Marsh
A. D. Thomas
C. W. Tufford
Police Chief Oscar Day jailed in Greene County case
Xenia Ohio Yellow Springs Police Chief Oscar Day spent the night in Greene County jail on grand larceny charges. Sheriff Walton Spahr arrested Day over a claim by Clay Fugate that Day seized and refused to return a 22 caliber pistol worth about 45 dollars. Mayor John B. Slate said a decision on the matter could come today or tomorrow.
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Xenia
Yellow Springs
Oscar Day
Greene Counts
Ofice
Walton Spahr
Day
Clay Fugate
South Solon
John B. Slate
Wold
Reid
Huserli
Bradley
Brown
Pisteros
Slate
Program Of Movies For Children At Capitol Theatre
A meeting in the Elyria school superintendent office discussed Saturday morning shows for children at the Capitol Theatre. Plans include gathering input from teachers and students, aligning films with curricula, and using the public library for guidance. The first show will be Mickey Rooney in The Human Comedy, a favorite of children and adults.
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H. Ihling
Capitol Theatre
Meeling
Mr. Ethling
Elyria
A. Grueser
P.T.A
Elyria Public
Mickey ,Rooney
Final Hearing Set On Ditch Project in Lorain
A final hearing on cleaning the 48th street ditch in South Lorain will be held November 6 in the county commissioners office. County Sanitary Engineer Lester J. Osborne estimated the cost at 4941 dollars with share allocations of 1852 by the county, 1300 by Lorain, and 784 by Sheffield township. proportional amounts apply if work is reduced.
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48Th Street
South Lorain
Lester J Osborne
Lorain
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