Herbert continues attack on Davey in Ohio campaign
Republican candidate for lieutenant governor Panl M. Herbert pressed charges against Democrat Davey in a Columbus rally while Davey fired back in Columbus with counter accusations. Davey cited a sworn statement refuting the charges and accused Herbert of backing a bill to limit criminal prosecutions for worthless securities. Vic Donahey missed a Davey event due to a cold as Brown and Herbert urged a Republican legislature to end what they called government in Col umbus.
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Columbus
Panl M. Herbert
Martin L. Davey
Herbert
Cincinnati
Davey
Dilly Dale
Columb
Brown
Cleveland
Teiedy
Akron
Davey Spen
Youngstown
Massillon
Canton
Dreamland Theatre Show Reunites Garner and Farrell in Change of Heart
At the Dreamland Theatre Gaynor and Farrell reunite in Change of Heart now showing. James Dunn and ger Nogers also appear in the program, with other cast members listed in the reel.
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Jane
Garner
Chaz Farrell
Dreamland Theatre
James Dunn
Ger Nogers
Blondell and Farrell Lead Capitol Film
Joan Blondell and Gena are headed to Capitol Films in a bold project pairing Blondell with Farrell. The setup hints at a caper tone centered on gold-digging schemes and sharp dialogue.
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Joan Blondel
Genarel
Radio Program Listings for Cleveland Stations
Radio schedule fragment lists CAI WGAR WTAM WHR WYAY WGIR and more with times and names as read, including acts like Uncle Clyde Robinhood Singing Lady Orphan Annie and Doc Savage, Twilight Tunes and Newsom's Orch, Teen shows and various band names. The garbled OCR shows program blocks across stations with hour marks and song or show titles.
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WGAR
Uncle Clyde
Robinhood
Orphan Annie
Jo-A Taste
Ellis Vander
Laewell Thomas
Amos
Lawrence Tibbs
Doc Savage
Seven Seas
Rotin
Newsom
Orch
Beecher
WTAM
Twilight Tunes
Wilson
Tall Boy
Talky Taylor
Billy Batchelor
Eddie
Reisman
Wayne Wing
Ben_ Bernie
Safety Film Shown At E.H.S.
A morning assembly at E.H.S. featured a safety film presented by the national Safety Counter and motion picture band. The event, attended by students and staff, emphasized precautionary measures and civic responsibility.
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E.H.S
Gistse Cs Mess
Re Tark
Sat Agsembly
Philadelphia
National Safety Counter and
Motion Pic
Lighting Equipment Important In Retail Trade As Days Grow Shorter
As days shorten, retailers are urged to survey lighting in stores under the Better Housing Program. Experts say scientifically planned lighting boosts display appeal, reduces glare, and improves staff mood and sales. Indirect lighting, concealed showcase illumination, and well designed windows can enhance atmosphere and trade.
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Consid
Altho Imtair
Industrial houses aid up loan agencies reveal surge in home modernization loans
Major national industrial firms push Federal Housing Act backed loans for modernization and repair. Johns-Manville Corp has issued 11,000 lending notes nationwide with insured approval and high loan uptake. Agencies report rising credit availability, heavy application activity, and strong demand across regions.
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James A. Meofi
Johnns-Manville Corporation
United
Eri- PS
Turgy
Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign kicks off fourth year
The Lorain County Chamber of Commerce opened its fourth annual Industrial Safety Campaign with a briefing on workplace safety. Officials urged employers to reinforce training, reduce hazards, and promote protective gear across local industries.
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Atspira Chamber of Camine Fs Man Fie
Lorain County
Carlisle Grange Party Plans Halloween Masquerade
Carlisi range mers and friends invite all to a Halloween masquerade at Grange Hall on Wednesday at 8 P M. The event features games and refreshments. A historical note recalls Dr Edwin James as the first climber of Pikes Peak during Maj Long's 1839 expedition.
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Carlisle Grange
Range Mers
Grange Hall
Pikes Peak
Edwin James
Maj. Long
Modernize Plants Industries Urged By Housing Admin
Washington correspondent Paul Wooton cited the McGraw-Hill publication urging industry to share in modernization efforts alongside homeowners under the Federal Housing Administration’s Better Housing Program. He said industrialists must ensure their products entice homeowners to modernize and invest, highlighting autos, appliances, and fixtures as examples. Government offers a silver coat opportunity to spur widespread upgrading and stimulate industry.
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T Industr
James
Paul Weeton
Washington
McGraw-Hill Publis
Engineers Club
Philadelphia
Wooton
Yen
Kitchen Renovation Fantasia and Home Improvement Notes
Fragmentary OCR text describes partitioning, molding, and color harmony for a kitchen. It mentions changing the kitchen contour, installing a new sink, ash trays, and a new floor covering. Also notes potential electrical outlets, shelves, and cabinets as part of incidental adjustments.
Reform drive backed by housing secretary Radder remarks
Norman J. Radder, secretary of the Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau, expresses strong support for an aggressive drive to aid federal housing efforts, signaling intensified industry cooperation and momentum for FHA initiatives.
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Federal Housing Administration
Norman J. Radder
Flumbing and Heating Industries Bureau
Heating Modernization Loans Cut Costs for Homeowners
With winter near, homeowners are urged to consider low cost National Housing Act loans for heating system repairs and boiler modernization. The article highlights advances in boiler efficiency, insulated jackets, indirect heaters, and improved fire boxes to save energy and improve appearance.
Weatherstripping Cuts Heat Loss In Winter Homes
Weatherstripping helps stop heat escaping from old houses by sealing gaps around windows and doors. It reduces fuel bills, with savings often a large portion of the total, and FHA property improvement loans can be repaid from the resulting fuel savings.
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Perarka
Windo
Maur
Federal Housing Administration
Modern Designs Popular and the New Living Space
A report notes rising interest in modern design among young Americans with 7 percent of furniture and 75 percent of household goods in 1922 reflecting new styles. It highlights mass production of modern forms, synthetic materials, and built-in features, including room cool ars and room warmers, with a Washington exhibit by the Better Housing Campaign. The piece also mentions India’s crop yields lagging far behind world averages.
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America
Deajgen
Altike
Better Housing Campaign Committee
Washington, D. C
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