Nazis End Rotarian Links in Germany Decree
The Nazi leadership of Hitler Goering and Goebbels orders German Nazi party members who are Rotarians to resign by December 31. After that, double allegiance will be punished. The piece lauds Rotary values and notes Germany’s 1927 club origins in Hamburg and a worldwide fellowship of over 180,000 across eighty nations. It argues Rotary’s ethical code conflicts with totalitarian dogma.
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Rotary
Hitler
Goering
Goebbels
Rotars International
Germany
Rotary Movement
Hamburg
Won't You Listen To This Appeal Please Mister Auto Driver
A plea from schoolchildren asks drivers to slow down and watch for kids crossing streets on the way to school. The appeal emphasizes new teachers and routines, warns that children may forget to look both ways, and urges drivers to stop at stop signs and heed traffic signals for their safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ail Landon
Herbert Honsver
Old Guard
Landon
Mr. Landon
Mister Hoover
Alf Landon
Mr. Hoover
G. O. P. Wold
No Reluctance Seen as Children Enjoy School Today
The writer observes happy students arriving at school with evident joy. They praise modern teaching methods and the work of educators and psychologists, noting significant improvements over past years and the city’s educational opportunities for children.
Test Tube Highway study to track auto speeds and crashes
Central Pennsylvania runs a year long experiment on U S 230 from Harrisburg to Lancaster, U S 30 to York, and other routes to gather traffic counts, wrecks, speeds, and road-law data. The project aims to produce actionable road safety insights while noting autos and drivers also shape accident outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
U.S. 230
Harrisburg
Lancaster
U. S. 30
York
Dillsburg
U. S. 15
Governor's Highway Safety Council
Today in History and Anniversaries Card
Anniversaries list notable births from 1805 to 1853 including Silas C. Herring Thomas Hendricks Nathaniel Wheeler Ferdinand Hayden Alfred Love Edmund Holland Alfred Reynolds with death dates and birthplaces. Today in history recalls 1787 constitution framing 1823 Brazil independence 1845 first Hebrew synagogue 1867 general amnesty 1892 Corbett Sullivan fight 1916 US Shipping Board 1936 Labor Day tolls. Today's birthdays include Admiral Upham George Putnam Dorothy Dow Carl Becker John Hutson Dr Stone Percy Fitzhugh. Also a horoscope notes a practical native with risk of accidents and mentions William Skinner of Sidmouth England completing 52 years in football roles.
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Silas C. Herring
New York
Salisbury
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
U. S
Zanesville
Ohio
Nathaniel Wheeler
Watertown
Conn
Bridgeport
Ferdinand V. Hayden
Westfield
Mass
Philadelphia
Alred H. Love
Universal Peace
Edmund M. Holland
Alfred Reynolds
Navy
Hampton, Va
Washington, D. C
Histore
Brazil
Portugal
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Pres. Johnson
Enpic
New Orleans
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
U. S. Shipping Board
Frank B. Upham
Arizona
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Bre. N. Y
Roosevelt edict on reporters Hyde Park visit shocks press
The piece details President Roosevelt ordering reporters to close eyes and stop typing during private Hyde Park visits amid rumors of purges. It recounts a sharp exchange with a newsroom, plus broader political intrigue about a possible third term and rival maneuvers within the Republican and labor movements, including Kennedy's maritime law push and CIO alignments.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Love As The Path To Righteousness In Bible Readings
A meditation on 1 John 3 9 13 stressing that God’s children avoid sin through being born of God and living in love Jesus Christ’s parable of the Last Judgment is cited to illustrate how love fulfills the law and defines heaven and hell A closing Luther quote anchors worship as devotion to God and love of neighbor
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Jesus
God
Cain
Martin Luther
City offices race forms on Citizens Non-Fartisan Ticket
A three cornered contest for city offices was set after the Citizens Non-Fartisan Municipal Ticket filed with enough signatures to appear on the ballot led by mayoral candidate James A Hewitt. Also noted: St Pauls Church on Third Street will dedicate a new building, first since 1871 purchase and later remodeling.
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E. P. Clement
James A. Hewitt
St. Paul's
Third Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Trade talks and labor plans amid tariff protests
Hearings begin on a proposed trade agreement with Czechoslovakia while New England shoe workers protest a reduced tariff on cemented shoes. The report cites a CCC program with 1600 camps and an average enrolment of 215,000, predicting navy construction and equipment will create substantial employment costing about $130.1 million.
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Dity Credit Corporation
Czechoslovakia
New England
Navy
Seventeen new Ohip cases reported today
Seventeen new Ohio health department cases were reported today. An enrollment rise of 136 from opening day last year brings total enrollment to 4,734 students. An Edison School on Lake Avenue will open September 19, adding 200 more students. State Highway Department contracts to improve Cleveland Street and Lake Avenue will be awarded early in October per state highway director. City council adopted the 1933 budget with general fund expenditures of 265,812.72, down 46,451.34 from the year's start. The Lorain County Fair closed after two days with attendance counted for the two-day event.
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Higria
St. Mary's
St. John's Lutheran
St. Agnes
Edgar F. Allen
Walter Underwood
Elyria
Columbus
Edison School
Lake Avenue
Cleveland Street
State Highway Department
W. H. Vanoster
O. W. Merrill
Lorain County
New Grade Cards To Be Used In County Schools
Lorain County to switch to six report periods with letter grades this year for both elementary and high schools. Citizenship traits will be encouraged on elementary cards by teachers, with sight of reliability cooperation and courtesy. High school cards will note positive and negative traits and use letter grades A to F for performance, outlining requirements and failures.
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Lorain County
Gibbons
Grafton Clergy Attend Northern Ohio Methodist Conference
Rev and Mrs Geo Beebe will attend the North Eastern Ohio District Methodist Episcopal conference at Lakeside from September 7 to 12. D R Dunlap and P W Rogers are elected officers. The Women’s Bible Cause met at Mrs Walter Baker’s home with Mrs Nettie Reichard presiding as president and new officers elected. Sunshine secretary and program committee named for the coming year.
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Geo
Women’s Bible Cause
Walter Baker
Nettie Reichard
Nettle Reichard
Mary Ryder
Fred Tran
Marie Fiedens
Dwight Bartlett
Sunshine
Edith How
Young Peoples
H. Butler
Jeanette Shephard
Cecil Johnson
Myrtle Dunlap
Floyd Zacharias
Gertrude Schwed
Beebe
Gladdis Johnson
Vancil Myers
Geo. Edwards
Geo. Beebe
Victoria Allbight
Elyria
Ohio Welfare Conference at Canton in September
More than 1,000 social workers are expected for the forty seventh Ohio Welfare Conference in Canton from September 14 to 17. The four day event features seven institutes and 60 meetings with prominent speakers from national welfare organizations and agencies.
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Lerain County
Ohio
Canton
Ail
Local Club Sees Active Meeting and September Notes
Mary Ryder and guests attend a business session with 16 members present, followed by refreshments. September Young Peoples Class elected officers, discussed hostess duties, and held diversions. Briefs mention Elyria visitors and Oxford New Jersey guests staying with local families.
Autos rise in Africa Cape Town report on tax and cars
The census office reports that in the previous year only 48,081 South Africans paid income tax while motor vehicles totaled 311,488, with 246,724 being cars. The figures show far more vehicles than taxpayers in South Africa.
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Africa
Cape Town
South Africa
Union Office of Census and Statistics
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Chronicle Telegram
Audit Bureau
Rerain County Printing & Publishing Company
Audnutt
Clare George
Pandace
Elyria Postoffice
Act of Its
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Lorain
Adiigion Counties
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michican Ave
Ft Puth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Spain
Aserdand
England
Broan
Louis VY
Woodseaie
William Skinner
Sidmouth
E News
John Hamilton
Mr. Roosevelt
George Washington
FLD
Hamiton-London- Castle
Washington
Palo Alto
Doctor Hoover
Lewis-Green
Maritime Commission
Kennedy
Lewis
Pacific
Atlantic
William Green
Mr. Green
Shanghai
Tokio
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Cordell Hull
C. I. C. Union of Federal Workers
Murbach Coal
Bridge Street
S. Sudro
J. A. Rawson
Black River
Thomas Tristram
Harding
Senate
Jennie V. Coburn
Amherst
St. John’s Evanscheal Church
State Health Department
Grafton
Ohio Welfare Conference
Wendell F. Johnson
Toledo Social Service Federation
Institute
Elinor R. Hixenbaugh
David Cushman Coyle
Paul Beisser
Baltimore
Child Welfare League of America
Paul Benjamin
Buffalo Council of Social Agencies
Paul Ziegler
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Paul Kellogg
New York City
Jacqueline Carmel
Don Carmel
Sylvia Bruce
Chas. Bruce
Carlisle
Grace Park
J. Rinders
Ti. Donahue
Katherine
Alice
Cleveland
R. B. Wright
Oxford
New Jersey
Franklin Rust
Donna Rae Carmel
Mrs
Truman Carmel
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Amberst
Pierre R. Smith & Co
Elyria Sav
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