Coughlinite Wins Big Vote But Loses Senate Bid
Detroit September primary results show Louis B. Ward trailing Prentiss Brown by 5 103 votes for the Democratic Senate nomination with 125 precincts remaining. Ward campaigned as Coughlinite opposing the Roosevelt administration while Brown backed the New Deal.
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Louis B. Ward
Charlies E Coughlin
Washington
Yeeks
Prentiss Brown
Roosevelt
Ward
Coughlin
Frank Murphy
Philippines
George W. Welsh
James Couzens
Brucker
Frank Fitzgerald
Michigan
Sen. Conzens
Women pilots urged to join air service in wartime
In London the socialist peer Lord Stebolgi urged in the House of Lords that women be allowed to fly as part of the new auxiliary air service. He argued women might as well be in the air fighting rather than confined to bombed homes, backing a push for women to join the air force reserve.
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House of Lords
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Five Elyria Area Homes Rented By Local Residents
B M O'Donnell announced rental of five homes in and near Elyria. E C Streeter and son move from Buffalo to the lower suite at 51 Washington Avenue. Streeter linked to Elyria Business College. R J Kiehm and spouse rent 912 Walnut Street. Kiehm with Steel and Tubes Inc. Louis Arnold and Fred Nygaard, chemists at Marshaw Chemical, rent Feighner home in North Ridgeville. W T Padovich and wife move from Aliquippa to 2711 Harvard Avenue. Padovich is a Steel and Tubes Inc watchman. L Marsh and wife rent 703 Middle Avenue. Marsh works for Western Union Telegraph Company in Elyria office.
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Fred Nygard
Feighner
North Ridgeville
Marshaw Chemical Company
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Alequippa
New York
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Radio Programs Thursday September 17 Schedule
The broadcast list for Thursday September 17 shows multiple stations and time slots including WAM 1070 and WADC 1550 with programs such as Flying Time dig Jack Armstrong Old Man Senshi and Thorn Land in Henderson Jesse Crawford Brad and Al Steel Rosson Hour and News of Youth Loretta Lee. The lineup includes music bands orchestras and talk segments with daily show names like Amateur Hour Now and Then and March of Time.
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Jesse Crawfi
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Scudio
Hate Smith
William Hard
Kemp Band
Freeman Sand
Barnet
Frise Watkins Ban
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Loretta Lee
Hmdate
Doster Renfrew Hesenali Toy, Daven Werreuw
Boake
Smith
al Xo
Blue Flames
Freeman News
Harris Band
Watkins
Myths and anecdotes about Jim Tully from New York Day by Day
D C McIntyre details Jim Tully's beginnings as a road kid and library seeker, noting his boxing ties with Jack London era figures, his service start under Martin Davey, and his literary rise. The piece also sketches associates Alf Jolson, Al Blumenh, and Thurber era cartoonists, plus a humorous gossip-flavored note on social figures and a bank teller miscue.
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Jim Tully
Tully
Jack Dempsey
Stanley Ketchell
Jack London
Johnny Kilbane
Tullv
Chicago
Martin Davey
Ohio
Davey
Bulletin
Rupert Hughes
Mencken
Tulle
Toluca Lake
California
George Borrow
England
Avon Lake P T A Elects Officers For 1936 37
Avon Lake P T A meets to elect officers for the 1936 37 school year with Mrs. William Daeschner as president and a full slate of vice president secretary and treasurer. A Toledo state convention plans motion to send Daeschner as representative. Reading Circle books will be fully paid for by the group and milk and tennis shoes funds are approved for needy students.
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Avon Lake
William Daeschner
Carl Hochwall
Howard Locke
Glen Beard
Daeschner
Warne Black
Toledo
Board of Education
King
Ralph Liman
Hazel Shriver
Roy Currant
Perrivarior
Joe Cajka
Morna Castie
Wilkins recounts centenary of the American College
Dr. Ern est Hatch Wilkins in Finney Chapel at Oberlin, tracing the college’s 300 year history and seven key changes shaping American higher education. He notes Dartmouth College Case and Oberlin’s 1837 admission of four women as pivotal moments, and cites Oberlin as the sixtieth chartered school amid over 500 colleges with nearly a million students today.
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Oberlin
Ohio
American College
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Finney Chapel
The
Dr. Wilkins
Harvard
Dartmouth
Dartmouth College
United States
Local social notes mention Dover visitors and Cleveland guest
Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eckstein hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dai. Fr. Yingling of Dover was in town Wednesday. Harry Pedersen of Cleveland is referenced in the same column.
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Tom Dai
Fr. Yingling
Dover
Harry Pedersen
Cleveland
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Spending the week with his brother Carl Pedersen and wife. Mr and Mrs Ed Garth of Cleveland were Sunday guests. Mayor Daeschner returned home from a trip to New York and Washington. Mr and Mrs Willian Schu maker visited J L Oppelt and family in LaGrange. Dr Amos of Lorain covers for Dr Arnold during a vacation. Joe Boehn was in Elyria on business.
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Steve Moore
Lorain
Leonard Mitchell
Williamsfield
Ed Brown
Peter Weber
Carl
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Elsha
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Sid Ray
Carl Pedersen
Ed Garth
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J. L. Oppelt
LaGrange
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Arnold
Women Are Trouble at Rivoli Theatre Opens Tomorrow
A real life newspaper story titled Women Are Trou ble opens tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre led by stars Stuart Erwin and Ruth Nolan. The film presents a caper style plot with two ex newspapermen as writers.
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Rivoli Theatre
Stuart Erwin
Ruth Nolan
Mary of Scotland at Capitol Theatre
Katharine Hepburn and Fredric March star in Mary of Scotland now showing at the Capitol Theatre. A historic tale of royal passion and peril unfolds on stage and screen with strong performances and period detail.
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Katharine Hepburn
Fredric March
Mary of Scotland
Capitol Theatre
The House of Good Food Villa on Broadway Lorain
The Italian restaurant advertises private dining rooms and real Italian cuisine with finest wines champagnes cordials and beer for lunch dinner supper banquets and weddings at 48 Broadway Route 57 Lorain Ohio telephone 61 752.
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