Short Sketches of National Candidates
National candidates profiles for Roosevelt Landon Garner Knox outline birthplaces educations and early careers. Roosevelt rises from New York politics to president. Landon from Kansas to governor. Garner from Uvalde to Congress. Knox from Boston to major publishing roles.
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John Nance Garner
Clarksville
Texas
Vanderbilt University
Uvalde
Ieading
Col
Frank Knox
Boston
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Alma College
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Cuba
Annie Ried
Alma
Sault Ste. Marie
Manchester
New Hampshire
Leader
Progressive Party
Chicago
U. S. Field Artillery
Hearst Newspapers
Chicago Daily News
Cleveland
Roosevelt attacks critics as rabble rousers says Alice Longworth
Alice Longworth reports from New York that Mr. Roosevelt labels opponents as rabble rousers and deplores regimentation. She notes his call for constitutional reading on capital levy and questions NRA revival, arguing reading the constitution alone won’t reveal future laws.
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New York
Roosevelt
Stalin
John Stuart
Mill
United States
James Hoosevelt
Alice Longworth
McNaughet Syndicate, Inc
Incomplete Social Note Announces Invitations to Couples
A fragment indicates married partners are invited to attend a social event. The sentence is truncated and lacks names, date, place, or organizer details.
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Bers
Ohio Voters to Decide on Double Liability Amendment
Ohio voters on November third will consider a proposal to amend the state constitution to remove double liability for stockholders of corporations authorized to receive money on deposit. The measure aims to modernize banks by requiring higher paid-in capital and surplus to protect depositors, with most Ohio deposits already insured by banks and federal policy moving away from double liability.
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Ohio
Banking
Don't Let Your Civic Duty Slide
A newspaper column notes a surge in national voter registration for next month’s election, with total registrations estimated between 50 and 52 million while about 42.5 million votes may be cast. Analysts warn that gaps between registrations and actual voting could reflect mixed civic engagement and undecided voters.
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Simon Michelet
Cuba considers European style constitution with cabinet in congress
Cuba plans a new four year presidency and an appointive cabinet accountable to congress. A majority cabinet must be active lawmakers and a vote of no confidence can force resignation after six months in office, a delay seen as a potential restraint given Cuba's recent history. The approach contrasts with American government principles while reflecting European influence.
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Cuba
House
Europe
America
Congress
Bright Light Shines On Throne Edward VIII
Edward VIII begins his reign by choosing to live apart from strict tradition and public opinion. His determination to pursue personal liberty while heir creates intrigue and historical interest, offering material for future historians about the balance of duty and autonomy.
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Edward VIII
England
Onion Eater Society Pushes Onion Breath As Social Asset
The National Committee to Lift the Onion Eater From the Category of Social Lepers promotes aggressive education to normalize onion aroma. It rejects mouth rinses as subterfuges and argues onion breath is as pleasant as a rose if viewed correctly, though many won't agree.
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National Committee
New York Day by Day by D. C. McIntyre
A breezy column recalling anecdotes about famous figures and society in 1936 New York. The piece sketches wit about Marconi, nerves about royal events, and quirky notes on entertainers like Moss Hart and George Gershwin, ending with a copyright notice.
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New York
D. C. McIntyre
Moss Hart
George Gershwin
McNaught Syndicate
Juxtapositions on Park Avenue and Capri Sightings
Ted Woodward strolls with a mountain man as a dog walker, a boastful claim about a well fed mouse, and an ex football star recovering with plastic surgery. The piece names Robert Montzomy wandering Capri and notes a physician discussing patient cravings during fever. A lettuce salad daily aids a semi comatose patient’s recovery.
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Ted Woodward
Park Avenue
West Virginia Mountains
Fannie Hurst's
Notable Authors and Their Dogs in Studio Tales
Booth Tarkington kept a docile French poodle until a banjo near the studio provoked it. H. T. Webster owned a fighting English bull that could whip his weight in wildcats, illustrating quirky canine tales from their studios.
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Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
H. T. Webster
Anniversaries Marking Births and Historic Dates
A timeline of notable anniversaries lists Moses Montefiore and Sarah Hale born in 1784 and 1784, with their later deaths. It covers Belorah Lockwood and George W. Hough born in 1830s, James Sherman born in 1855, Don Carlos Seitz born 1862, and Alonzo D. Phillips. It notes the 1861 completion of the transcontinental telegraph ending the Pony Express, the 1888 Murchison Letter episode, and U S forces at Bois Belleau in 1918, plus 1921 and 1925 events involving a soldier, a neutral air ban in Venezuela.
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Moses Montefiore
Sarah J. B. Hale
New Hampshire
Newport
N.hf
Philadelphia
Belorah
Lockwood
Washington, D. C
Royalton
N.Y
George W. Hough
Northwestern University
New York
James S. Sherman
Utsca
Utica
Alonzo D. Phillips
Springfield
Mass
St. Joseph
California
U.S
Bois Belleau
France
Venezuela
Bible Readings And Meditations Saturday October 24
Read Psalm 67 asking God to bless and shine His face on us and all nations. The devotional speaks of making one a channel for blessings to reach others, turning faith into action and guiding life to TURN FOLLOW LEARN PRAY SERVE WORSHIP SHARE for the Saviour’s sake.
Horoscope of Oct 23 Predicts Strong Mind and Caution
The column notes a powerful mental focus for today October 23 with a disciplined, self contained mind that may turn mystical. It warns to control a strong impulsive tendency and mentions notable names including Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Dr. Henry N. Russell in a brief bio and horoscope context.
Notable Births From Various Regions
Charlies J Brand an agricultural economist of Washington DC is 57 years old. Merian C Cooper a Florida author was born in Jacksonville 43 years ago. Harry S Wherrett a Pittsburgh glassmaker was born in Indiana 60 years ago. Dr Charles H Compton a St Louis librarian born in Palmyra Nebraska is 56 years old. Ex Queen Victoria of Spain is mentioned.
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Charlies J. Brand
Washington, D. C
Merian C. Cooper
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Harry S. Wherrett
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Charles H. Compton
St. Louis
Palmyra
Neb
Queen Victoria
Spain
University of Trans dean's council blocks campus dance
In Salt Lake City, a university dean's council ruled that swing music disturbs faculty meditations and refused a request for a campus dance. Offices would remain open and instructors must not be disturbed, leading to the denial.
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Salt Lake City
University of Tran
South Amherst Chapel Exercises Held In School Auditorium
South Amherst CHAPEL EXERCISES were conducted in the school auditorium on Thursday afternoon with a program featuring playlets and recitations by students from fifth through eighth grades. Participants included Paul Linna, Janet Flowers, Jack Mudrich, Gladis Becker, George Becker, Jeanne Mori, Joyce Mori, Esther Forester, Sadie Abraham, James Nicol, Nancy Drew, Ruth Anderson, Betty Mori, and Jeanne Fazer in various acts and readings.
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South Amherst
Playietr
Paul Linna
Dolly
Janet Flowers
Jack Mudrich
Gladis
George Becker
Jeanne Mori
Joyce Mori
Esther Forester
Sadie Abraham
the Helper
Church Services and Pastors Listed in Local Notices
St. John's Evangelical with Rev C E Schmidt holds Sunday School at 1 90 p m and Public Worship. Catholic Church of Nativity led by Rev R J Steiger offers Masses at 8 60 and 16 00 a m. Methodist led by Rev B H Aran schedules Morning Worship at 9 45 and Sunday School at 11 00. Congregational led by Rev Morris Lott with Sunday School at 9 30.
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St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
B. H. Aran
Morris Lott
October meeting of South Amherst Legion Auxiliary
The October meeting of the South Amherst Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Milo Minch in Elyria with Mrs. Henry Kolb assisting as hostess.
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South Amherst Legion Auxiliary
Milo Minch
Elyria
Henry Kolb
Out of town guests attend church chicken dinner
Among the guests at the Methodist church chicken dinner Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dick Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moehl Attorney Howard R. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bunting and daughter Miss Enid Mrs. Lydia Stack Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson Mrs. William Krugman Edward and Helen Behnke of Elyria Mr. and Mrs. Ray Preston Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fitzner Mr. and Mrs. J. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Don Bryant of Oberlin Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kern Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Schaffer Dr. and Mrs. Ted Wisemen Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powers of Amherst Mrs. J. S. Clifford and son Roy of Middle Ridge Road Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brucker of Telegraph Road and Mrs. Chas. Kofer of Mansfield.
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Methodist Church
Clarence Dick
Henry Moeh
Howard R. Butler
Wm. Bunting
Enid
Lydia Stack
Mirs
George Thompson
William Krugman
Edward
Helen Behnke
Elyria
Ray Preston
Wm. Fitzner
J. Davidson
Charley Bryant
Don Bryant
Oberlin
O. H. Baker
Clarence Kern
Wm. Schaffer
Ted Wisemen
Bud Hearn
Fred Powers
Amherst
J. S. Clifford
Son Roy
Middle Ridge Road
Ed Brucker
Telegraph Road
Chas. Kofer
Mansfield
Republican Rally at Elyria School Auditorium
Mrs. Harriet Amott of Elyria visits with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heathcote. A Republican Rally at the school auditorium Tuesday evening features Attorney Marshall Keep of Lorain as principal speaker along with other county candidates. Public invited.
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Harriet Amott
Elyria
Joseph Heathcote
Marshall Keep
Lorain
Social Weekend Visits Around Detroit and Cleveland
Mr and Mrs William Meacham spend the weekend with Stanley Hastings in Detroit Michigan Mrs Sarah Spencer of Brownhelm was Wednesday guest of Mrs Anna Allsop Miss Lois Springer visits Mansfield over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Kofer Mrs Paul Mori and Mrs Ethis Jumont were Cleveland visitors Friday afternoon.
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Sarah Spencer
Brownhelm
Anna Allsop
Lois Springer
Mansfield
Charles Kofer
Paul Mori
Ethis Jumont
Cleveland
Expert Shoe Rebuilder Ad by J. E. Scott
J E Scott offers shoe rebuilding at 340 St St promising better material and competitive pricing. Out of the High Rent District, customers can receive a ten percent discount by presenting this ad.
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J. E. Scott
St. St
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