Hero Institutions Hospitals as Nation’s heroic units
Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, argues in a syndicate to designate hospitals as hero institutions. He says federal aid favored banks and railroads while hospitals suffered deficits, slashed salaries, and tight budgets without asking for help. As prosperity nears, he warns of future distress appeals and urges that hospitals be prioritized for prompt, adequate support.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank
American Hospital
Truck Problem Studied by Federal Transportation Chief
Ten thousand truck operators nationwide were surveyed by Joseph B. Eastman to gauge trucking’s role in freight and its relation to rail and water transport. The study covers for hire and private fleets, aims to assess costs, services, and the best placement within the national transport system. The project seeks to coordinate modes and improve future plans.
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Joseph B. Eastman
America
THE SILENT OBSERVER AND OLD TRoupERS SETTLE DEBT
Humpty Dumpty satire from Wall Street echoes a market crash moral. Aunt Sophie comments on nudist parties while a nursemaid story contrasts with a NRA tale. Old troupers in Owosso settle a 50 cent debt after 20 years, reuniting in a theater restaurant.
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Morgan
Wall Street
Owosso
Mich
Charles Amie
Herman Smith
Smith
Amnie
Chicago
Wife Preservers Improve Potatoes With Bacon Or Oil
Reading this old tip notes rubbing bacon or olive oil over potatoes before baking prevents shriveling, enhances flavor, and yields crisper skins. The advice reflects simple pantry tricks once common in home cookery.
Anniversaries of notable historical figures list
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES recalls Michael Wigglesworth born in England in 1631, Richard Nash born 1674 known as Beau Nash, Allen B Wilson born 1824 inventor of the sewing machine, Isaac P Gray born 1828 Union officer and governor, Thomas B Reed born 1839 Maine lawyer and Speaker. Died dates noted including June 10 1705 for Wigglesworth and February 14 1895 for Gray.
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Michael Wigglesworth
Malden
Mass
New England
England
Richard Nash
Beau Nash
Allen B. Wilson
Willet
Woodmont
Conn
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
Mexico
Chester Co
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Portland
Washing
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight 1902-1930 events
A compact historical feature lists notable births and deaths across years, including 1840–Aug Hjulmar Edgren a Swedish born soldier and professor, 1844–Varvey Wiley noted food chemist, and 1930 death in Washington of Wiley. Also marks 1783 Army disbandment, 1913 Arctic expedition return, and 1367 Alaska possession. Includes today’s birthdays: Adams, Fout, Carmichael, Wright, Perkins, Wilson, Burt, Bergson, with horoscope on personality traits and charm.
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James Truslow Adams
New York
London
Ameri Gan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry H. Fout
Indianapolis
United Brothern
Maysville
W .Va
Roderick L. Carmichael
U.S. A
Panora
Iowa
J. Butler Wright
U.S
Uruguay
Herbert F. Perkins
Chicara
International Harvester Co
Turkey
Frank R. Wilson
Woodbury Co
Struthers Burt
Baltimore
Henri Bergson
Avon Lake Fortnightly Club Event and Local Card Parties
Avon Lake residents hosted the Fortnightly Club with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Oscar Kubach, Mrs. Curtis Duff, Ernie Dunning, and Martin Corlett. Plans were announced for upcoming gatherings at the Dunning home and Hain residence. The Alumni club hosts a card party at Avon Lake Park with cider and doughnuts. Olaf Aslaskan and Darlene Wardel of Avon Lake wed at I E Ku home.
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Avon Lake
Wm. Franklin
Forest Hill Drive
Oscar Kubach
Curtis Duff
Ernie Dunning
Martin Corlett
3. Dunning
Jaycox Road
A A. J. Hain
Lake Road
T. N. T. Club
Avon Lake Park
Park Hall
Aslaskan-Wardel
Olaf Aslaskan
Darlene Wardel
Golden Legion Bible Study Notes on Luke and Mammon
A brief church bulletin reflects on Luke 16 1 8 and 16 13 urging service to God over wealth. A New York anecdote describes a change after faith in Christ, contrasting personal and national recovery and stressing placing God first to transform wealth into a stepping stone not a burden.
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New York
Christ
N. R.A
P. R.A
God
Local visitors and family gatherings fill weekend notes
Little Lois Jane Deasy of Cleveland visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs James Deasy. Mr and Mrs Wayne Guthrie of Lakewood were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Karl Pedersen. James Comerford of Cleveland spent the past week with Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson. Mr and Mrs Carl Weber and daughter were Sunday guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Weber. Mr and Mrs John McAfee and sons of Parma spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Anton Krust. Stanley Rice of Elyria was in town Tuesday on business.
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Little Lois Jane Deasy
Cleveland
James Deasy
Wayne Guthrie
Lakewood
Karl Pedersen
James Comerford
Joe Thompson
Carl Weber
Peter Weber
John McAfee
Sons
Parma
Anton Krust
Stanley Rice
Elyria
Oklahoma may borrow to build capitol spire
Oklahoma's homeless capitol could gain an ornamental top after all. The State School Land Commission asked the Attorney General if the state can borrow federal Public Works funds to build a tower or spire on the capitol. The capitol house was built 15 years ago but no dome appropriation was ever approved.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
State School Land Commission
Public Works Program
Capitol
State House
Gold Nugget Tuition Gift to University of Utah
Mary Nesbit, a high school graduate from a remote Utah mining region, sent a $25 gold nugget that University of Utah authorities accepted as tuition payment. Nesbit had written to the university explaining she had no money but offered the nugget as payment.
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Salt Lake cIty
Utah
University of Utah
Mary Nesbit
Firemen Take Break From Alarms Over Summer
Dennis Maas reports that the local fire department did not answer any alarms from July 4 to October 2, indicating an unusual vacation period for firefighters and no fire incidents during that stretch.
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Dennis
Maas
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Chronicle-Telegram
Awdit Bureau of
See
Second Street
Lovats County Printing & Publishing Era
Clare George
G& Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Boy
Lee
Mall
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ae Etroit
General Motora Bldg
Little Rock Arkansas Gazette
Rochester Times-Union
Scott
R. J. Scott
Colombia
S.A
CentrAl Press AsSociation, Inc
Old Man Jones
Sam
Sophie
Sj Podsnap
Wall ‘Street
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
Ioned
Mother
NRA
Golden Legion Bible Study
Bie
Willard W. Kreger
Masonic Temple
Middle Ave
Lorain County
Eldorread Tire and Supply Co
Broad Street
Sange Werve
Ene
Frances Marsalis
Coomright
Wein
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