Munitions Sales Tactics Under Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators reveal that U S munitions firms arranged to aid both loyal and rebel troops in several nations. Witnesses say aircraft deals and payments aided sales while high officials in Latin American governments and South Asian posts were courted. Evidence shows American engineers assisted Soviet air force buildup and U S military attaches were courted by arms salesmen. The inquiry underscores a profit driven, dual sided campaign that fuels wars and calls for peaceful conference solutions.
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South America
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Evel Ons
An Appeal to Auto Drivers at School Hours
A school season message warns drivers to slow down near schools as children return to classrooms. It urges stopping fully at stops, obeying traffic rules, and maintaining control to protect youngsters on their way to lessons.
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Waffie Behis
Publicity for War Pensions Urges Public Roll of Honor
The American Veterans Association head requests Congress require yearly public posting for 30 consecutive days of all wartime pension recipients with the amount stated. He argues publicity exposes unworthy beneficiaries and deter claims for undeserved donations, calling the pension list a roll of honor.
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Congress
Spirit of pioneers urged in relief critique
A 1930s editorial urges pride in self support amid public relief, condemning shiftlessness while praising garden and canning programs. It calls for stronger local effort, discipline, and a revival of pioneer spirit, citing Union, Princeton, Minn., as examples of enterprise.
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Pioneers
Union
Princeton
Minn, Enterprises
The Silent Observer and Contested Home Life
A fragmented, opinionated monologue discusses family dynamics and love within a home, noting parental influence, affection, discipline, and harmony. It contrasts desire for education with social trivia and includes unrelated anecdotes about language limits, marriage, a missing fountain pen, and a cautious bookkeeper.
Golden Legion Bible Study Readings on Jerusalem and Heaven
A religious reflection on New Jerusalem replacing the old at ruins of Jerusalem. Describes the kingdom of heaven visiting earth, the apostles teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayers. Expresses gratitude for heavenly gladness and longing for the kingdom to fill all the earth.
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Earth
Heaven
Fellowship of Holiness
Jesus
Local Visitors and Guests Gather in Medina County
Spencer Briels and Mrs Betty Jackson visited as guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Archer while S E Fuller and Mrs Alfred Fuller traveled to Cleveland on business. F Miller and Mrs Carey with children attended the Medina County Fair. Mrs R J Cuddy and daughter Frances and Mrs Tris Speaker from Cleveland spent time with Mrs Frank Fuller and Nellie. George Welsh of Cleveland and the Dagleh and Wolf families spent Labor Day with local hosts.
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Spencer
Betty Jackson
Lodt
Albert Archer
S. E Fuller
Alfred Fuller
Cleveland
F. {. Miller
Via Carey
Medina County
Nellie
Frances
George Welsh
Ford Dagleh
Cecil Wolf
Rickel
West Main Street
Lodi
Frank I. Miller
Laboray
Clair Miller
Grafton
Harold Miller
Rittman
John Miller
Elyria
Chole Taylor
Wooster
John Rullkoetter
Detroit
Local residents attend Cleveland Air Races and social events
Mrs Levy Stone and others attended the Air Races in Cleveland. Families, students and visitors gathered in Canton and nearby towns for college plans, reunions, and social occasions. Notables include Melvin Waltz planning Mount Union attendance and Joins Spencer school. a Spencer M E Epworth League social honored Melvin Waltz before his departure.
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Howard Creighead
Dawson
Jennie Johnson
Friends
Spencer M. E. Epworth League
Melvin Waltz
Peopie
Best Dressed Taxi Driver Honored in Boston
William Finn of Ronbury wins the title after police lieutenant John T. O Day criticizes taxi drivers for slovenly attire. Finn wears a tuxedo to rebut the charge and seize the honor.
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William Finn
Ronbury
Finn
John T. O'Day
Nebraska City Watering Saves Wallace Tree at Arbor Lodge
In Arbor Lodge State Park Nebraska City residents watered daily and saved the Secretary Wallace tree planted by Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace during Arbor Day events. The tree was preserved after ongoing care following Wallace's Arbor Day appearance.
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Nebraska City
Avon Lake Life Savers Club Leaders Named
The Avon Lake Life Savers club lists Elberta and Ales Wagner Gidge McCurdy Denali Manning Bob Harrison and Bill Dunlap as members after passing Red Cross Lite Savers tests. A weekly Y pool session in Lorain hosts women’s classes led by Mary Harmon and Augusta Seelbach hosts at her daughter’s dinner with guests from Parma Lakewood and Cleveland.
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Red Cross Lite
Life Savers
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Ales Wagner
Gidge McCurdy
Denali Manning
Bob Harrison
Bill Dunlap
Mary Harmon
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Sesson
Augusta Seelbach
Russell Consul
Guesig
Parema
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Cleveland
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Aon Lake
Carl Weber
East Cleveland
Lewi Weber
Faily Ant Hichard Schneider
Ridgeville
Aind
Robart Dechant
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Harry Weber
Walter Baldauf
Avon
Willard Paterson
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Edward Mitchell
Archy Strettov
Jack Schwendeman
Barchaw
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Mia
Trell Leizenberg
Perry Tatvior
Mas Harriett Wills
Mass Eury Mawby
Cottage rest camp looks tiled at Hallelujah grounds
Wis displaced car plates cover the new missionary rest cottage at Rev. C. H. Linns Hallelujah camp meeting grounds in Alto. The plates give the structure the appearance of tile siding and spark curiosity among visitors.
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Oregon
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C. H
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Hallelujah
Wisconsin professor makes Ger Mah sausage as hobby
Madison Wisconsin Michael W Klein a University of Wisconsin chemistry instructor makes German sausage at home with a basement smokehouse used to cure it in his residence.
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Michael W. Klein
University of Wisconsin
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