O'Neil Elected President of Catholic Charities at Parmadale
Cyril F. O'Neil of General Tire Co Akron was elected president of the Catholic Charities Corporation at the 7th annual meeting held Sunday at Parmadale. Alfred Fritzsche heads for two years. other officers include Sweeny first vice president Nolan second vice president Poss secretary Murphy treasurer. Herman J. Trenkamp named life honorary trustee. several named to the executive committee. The year saw a 34,000 rise in memberships to 107,280 and charity aid to 26 institutions, with Parmadale debt reduced by 47,000 in 15 months.
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Cyril F. O'Neil
General Tire Co
Akron
Catholic Charities Corporation
L7th
Parmadale
O'Neill
Alfred Fritzsche
Jos. T. Sweeny
Cuyahosa
Anthony Poss
Wim. J. Murphy
Herman J. Trenkamp
Messrs. C. ©. Corcoran
Alfred Frirgsche
George Q. Keeley
HH. R. Neff
Eugene Quirgiey
A. E. Riester
Part Of The Price Of Regimentation
Dale Cox in the Cleveland Plain Dealer argues that indexing workers under Social Security would amount to mass surveillance. He notes potential registration, data collection, and records access by employers, comparing it to wartime drafts and regimes in Germany and Russia, and warns public sentiment may reject such intrusions as a price for regimentation.
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Dale Cox
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cox
Social Security Board
Cleveland
Germany
Russia
Battleships prevail in battleship versus airplane debate
The British Admiralty sides with the battleship, asserting it remains the decisive naval power despite decades of aviation dominance. Experts note air superiority can strike cities and fleets, yet cannot blockade coasts or seize ships, with air defenses diminishing bomber effectiveness. Nations will decide by their aims and needs.
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British Admiralty
London
Europe
Gridiron Drunks Banned at Nebraska Stadium
Nebraska University announces spectators intoxicated at football games will be ejected from Lincoln Stadium. The plan aims to curb long standing drunken alumni disruptions, though questions arise about who judges intoxication and what counts as restraint.
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University of Nebraska
Lincoln Stadium
Nebraska
Idle Hollywood Gossip Sparks Tales and Tricks
Hollywood gossip column recalls Marna Lor Arline Judge and Wesler Ruggles Jack Warner anecdotes and Howard Hughes film ventures. It notes stuntman Harvey Parry dangerous feats failing only to injure him, plus sharp quips about Greta Garbo Janet Gaynor and Alice Faye amid studio lore and mischief.
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Hrolleywood
Marna Lor
Arline Judge
Wesler Ruggles
Michael Whalen
Eleanore Whitney Iedayr
Tallulah Bankhead
Jeanne Madden
Johnny Weissmuller
Los Angeles
Alice Faye
Basil Rathbone
Greta Garbo
Janet Gaynor
Arthur Treacher
Trechor
Frances Drake
Rosalind Russell
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Campaign tempers flare in Cincinnati election dueling
The report notes rising tensions as campaign season peaks in Cincinnati with Smith college girls involved in clashes and a priest shedding dignity during confrontations. Governor Landon challenges the President over constitutional plans if reelected while Roosevelt exhibits more brash rhetoric, though still within a civil frame.
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Cincinnati
Elwars
Smith
Landon
Roosevelt
Notable Births and Deaths Across Years in History
A dated compendium lists prominent figures born or died, including Charles R. Leslie born in England 1794 and died 1853, Lincoln’s minister to Russia born in Kentucky, Amanda T. Jones inventor of canning born Bloomfield New York and died in Kansas, Annie S. Peck mountain climber born Providence died New York 1955, and others. It also notes historic events such as Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown and Sheridan’s Cedar Creek ride, with later items on aviation, politics, and cultural figures. End with a reflective forecast on birthdays and friendships.
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Charles R. Leslie
England
Cessius M. Clay
Kentucky
Lincoln
Russia
Madison Co
Amanda T. Jones
Bloomfield
N. Y
Kansas
Annie S. Peck
Providence
New York
William J. Burns
Ohio
Cornwallis
Yorktown
America
Phil Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Santos Dumont
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Roosevelt
Voice Of The People On Roosevelt And New Deal Radicals
Dear Editor, a reader contends radical socialists influence FDR, naming Rex Tugwell Felix Frankfurter Harry Hopkins and others as New Dealers who reject payrolls and competition. They claim the administration’s policies threaten the Constitution and private earning, urging voters to oppose Roosevelt in the upcoming election.
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Bue
Franklin Rooosevelt
Wirt
Supreme Court
United States
Rex Tugwell
Felix Frankfurter
Harry Hopkins
Stanter High
Sidney Hillman
Tugwell
Bible Reading and Meditations Come to Jesus First
A devotional note on Mark 1 16 22 and Jesus calling the fishermen. The piece urges starting religion with Christ’s invitation to come and follow, not merely doing charitable works. It contrasts loving God first with neighborly acts and reflects on applying Christ’s call in daily faith.
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Sea of Galilee
Simon
Andrew
Jesus
Christ
Apostle
God
Jesus Christ
Beaver trade gun used as measure in early Hudson Bay dealings
In the trapping era of Hudson's Bay Company in Canada beaver skins held high value in Europe. A trade gun could buy from the Indians as many beaver skins as could be piled up on each side of the gun, illustrating the scale of exchange between traders and Indigenous peoples.
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Hudson's Bay Company
Canada
Europe
Greenland Capital Godthaab Growth With 1300 Inhabitants
Godthaab the Greenland capital has an estimated population near 1300 residents. The small Arctic town serves as the administrative center and port for regional affairs.
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Greenland
Godthaab
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