Anniversaries list recalls historic births and events
A scanned anniversaries roundup celebrates figures from Abraham Whiste to James Cash Penney, Francis Parkman, and Francis B. Davis Jr. It notes births, deaths, and notable events from 1733 through the early 20th century, including Mexico’s early liberty calls, Fire brick first produced in Baltimore, and the American Legion incorporation. The piece blends dates, places, and short biographical notes with a concluding temperamental reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Whiste
Providence
Rol
Andrew A. Lipscomb
Geerght
Washington, DC
Francis Parkman
Boston
George B Prescott
Kingston
N. H
New York
James J. Hull
Northwest
Ontario
Canada
St Paul Minn
Charles A Fosdick
Harry Castleman
Randolph
Mexico
Padre Hudsigg
Baltimore
Cardinal Farley
American Legion
Reich
Wall Street
iMto
Grange and club activities highlighted by meetings
The Grange was inspected by Deputy Frank Mazon of Ridgeville. Booster Night was announced for the next meeting with guests and prizes awarded in card games. Loy alty class elected officers and reviewed reports while Homemakers and Grafton St Johns Ladies Aid held meetings with noted refreshments and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Frank Mazon
Ridgeville
Fred Peebles
Howard Klinect
Leons Seckt
Ida Burton
Mary Aldrich
James Aldrich
Dan Bradley
Grace Park
Helen Bradley
George Spitzer
Rhea Reesing
Irma Gayeska
Lucy Robson
W. G. Reese
Sunshine
Edna Taylor
Arthur Rinehart
Grace McClintock
John Clark
J. A. Schurgett
E. J. Harder
J. H. Sheldon
Jesina Reinders
Flora Bernath
J H. Sheldon
W E Baker
Howard Donahue
Hess Stuart
Grafton St Johns
Sheriff Grall Under Fire Over Bribery Trials And Grand Jury Secrecy
A public letter questions Sheriff Grall’s defense in slot machine bribery cases and his use of immunity. It argues the public will judge only after trials reveal facts and criticizes immunity as a shield. The writer notes multiple Grand Juries and asks why Grall failed to present information earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Grall
Grand
Pribery
Deputies
Common Pleas
Grail
Mr. Grall
Nations Health Study Finds 6 Million Ill Daily
The National Institute of Health reports from a 1935 36 survey that about six million people nationwide are unable to work or attend school on a typical day due to illness or disability, averaging 200 ill per town of 3000. It also cites 300000 employables idle who cannot accept jobs due to illness, suggesting a large hidden pool of unfit workers.
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National Institute of Health of the United States Public Healt Service
Tomorow
Demand for crops may trigger agricultural upheaval says Schultz
Professor Henry Schultz of the University of Chicago argues after an eight year study that falling per capita demand for crops like corn wheat cotton and sugar plus tech advances point to an American agricultural revolution. He warns sustained demand declines will nullify artificial scarcity gains and could reduce farmers and farms unless demand shifts slow. He notes urbanization diet changes and tariff policies as factors and says production restrictions won't help cotton wheat or sugar long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schultz
University of Chicago
Evoomist
Schultz
AAA
British to rely on U S fleet to shield Far East in war
The United States faces pressure over naval protection of Far East trade as Britain seeks American ships safety guarantees. Ambassadors Kennedy and Chamberlain discussed keeping Japan out of Britain's vital Far East interests while avoiding formal alliances. Dewey faces criticism as a prosecutor amid Pecora’s mistrial ruling and future senatorial ambitions. The Spanish Civil War outlook shifts with French plans to curb Franco and protect North African routes, while U S politics watch Howard Henry in North Dakota and Arkansas contests amid police involvement in polling.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Pacific
Joe Kennedy
Chamberlain
Orient
Hitler
Far East
North Sea
Mediterranean
China
Hongkong
Far
North Dakota
Howard J Henry
Farmer
House
Henry
Claude Fuller
Arkansas
Clyde Ellis
Fuller
William Driver
Bailey
Driver
New Deal Era Figures Highlighted In Thyme Time Feature
Gathings praised as a young New Deal figure while Tom Corcoran notes his Time magazine notoriety and Garbo privacy. Irish Minister Brennan awakens early and reads detective stories to sleep. Representative Lambertson golf recreation noted. greenhouses along Constitution Avenue near the Labor Department set for demolition. Copyright 1938 by United Feature Syndicate. Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gathings
Tom Corcoran
Robert Brennan
Bill Lambertson
Kansas
Labor Department
United Feature Syndicate. Inc
Reading From Bible On Idols Keep Your Devotion To God
The reading warns readers to avoid idols and to subordinate all loyalty to God. It defines an idol as anything demanding supreme devotion and cites business, family, sports, and politics as examples. It urges ordering life so all activities serve God and the common good.
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Europe
Asia
Ice Factory Opens Near Addis Ababa
ADDIS ABABA Italian East Africa opens its first ice factory capable of five tons daily. Located near the city on the Addis Ababa to Addis Alem Lakemi road, it draws natural water directly into the molds, removing the need for long distance transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Italian East Africa
Addis Alem
Lakemi
Grafton Masonic Group and Belden Grange Meeting Notes
Grafton notes report Lyn don Chapter O E B P entertaining Past Matrons and Patrons with a tureen dinner at 6 30 p m Mrs Margaret Jantz to direct the program. Belden Grange 2595 holds regular session with strong attendance. five candidates receive 1st and 2nd degrees during Inspection Night.
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Grafton
Lyndon Chapter O
Margaret Jantz
Belden Grange
Aged Methodist Honored in Fort Wayne Ceremony
Fort Wayne congregation honors Laura Trowbridge, aged 96, as the church’s oldest member by age and years of service, recalling vows she made at the First Methodist Episcopal church when she was ten.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Laura Trowbridge
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Car noise leads to discovery of moth in syringe
In Alton Bay New Hampshire Dr Harold E Copeland asked his wife to listen to a persistent rumbling from his car. A syringe then expelled a moth from the vehicle indicating a mechanical fault connected to the insect.
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Alton Bay
N. H
Harold E. Copeland
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Louse A Beyd
San Rafael
Cal
Erof Ellsworth Huntington
Galesburg
Ill
James Cash Penney
Hamilton
Garland
Cram
West Salem
Wis
Sears Agn
Dreval Hall
Galliuee College
Alloert E Thomas
Chester
Mass
Francis B Datis, Jr
U.S Rubber Company
Ft Edward
Alfred Noyes English
Pnet
Homemakers Club
Albert Prosser
Lucille Lang
Toledo Hospital
Kenneth Valentine
Donald Muller
Findley College
Hal Rothgery
B. A. Rothgery
Cleveland
Lida Howard
Coldwater
Mich
Nettie Reichard
Gerald Gildermeister
Lloyd Bartlett
Cone
United Feam Rez US
Dewey and
Pecora
Tom Dewey
Jimmy Hines
Luciano
McCook
Dewey
McCool
Pecera
York Supreme Court
She Luciano
Pecora Fina
New York Co
Senarad
Tammany
Spain
Czechosinva
North Africa
France
Italy
Germany
Franco
Merry
Altman & Ackerman
P. R. Smith & Co
Stock
Elyria Savings and Trust
Brenner's Buy and Save Thrift
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Pode
Elyria Telephone
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