Fess Attacks New Deal In Xenia Speech
United States Senator Simeon D. Fess, in Xenia Ohio, denounced the agricultural program and the broader new deal. He argued frugality has given way to leisure and spending, claiming government spending erodes self reliance and could encourage idleness over industry. He called the plan a new deal from a stacked deck.
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Xenia
United State
Simeon D. Jess
Yellow Springs
Fess
All America
Y Indus Club Opens 1934 35 Season At Y M C A
The Y Indus Club began its 1934 35 season with a Y M C A meeting. Fifteen members were appointed to six committees including social program initiation and publicity. Charles Boggs chairs social, George Haueter program, Robert Bearer initiation, Bud Baumhardt physical activities, with plans for a guest speaker next week and a stag party the following week.
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Y-Indus Club
Charles Boggs
Walter Gehrke
Roy Brunser
Howard Martin
George Haueter
Eugene Hubbard
Robert Neibling
Robert Bearer
Fred Green
Pete Schrock
al Johnson
Bud Baumhardt
Ror Dengate
Theodore Washke
Joseph Weller
Leonard Dellefield
Fostoria attorney seeks reinstatement after two-year disbarment
Tiffin Ohio September 19 George C Jenney a Fostoria attorney previously disbarred two years ago has applied for reinstatement and will be given a hearing on September 24 before the appropriate bar authority.
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Tiffin
George C. Jenney
Fostoria
Elyria Man Fined For Reckless Driving Collision
John Peters of R. D. 2 Elyria was fined $10 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster for reckless driving. He was arrested around 9 p m yesterday following a collision on Broad Street with the parked car of W A Wehlber of 160 Beebercourt.
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John Peters
R. D
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
Broad Street
W. A. Wehlber
Beebecourt
Junior Hi Y Club Opens 1934 Recess End Meeting
Members of the Junior Hi Y Club resume activities after a summer recess with the first meeting at 7 15 P M tonight at the Y M C A. Plans for the year will be set an advisor chosen and committees appointed at this meeting.
Water bill deadline pushed for city eastern section
Tomorrow is the final day to pay water bills for eastern city consumers as Service Director Fred Underhill warned of penalties for late payment. Western section bills are due by September 24.
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Fred Underhill
Hope to Sell Auto Plant in Willys-Overland Case
The receiver for Willys-Overland Co plans to dispose of the local plant only in sale of parts or the whole property, not by leasing. Earl D. Bacon of the Elrri Chamber of Commerce said leasing a portion could hinder a full sale. The chamber intends to renew efforts to attract occupants under this condition.
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Willys-Overland Company
Earl D. Bacon
Elrria Chamber of Commerce
Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanians To Hear Aviator Haizlin at Noon
Kiwanis members will meet at the Hotel Newe] at noon tomorrow to hear aviator James G. Haizlin, famed 1992 Boen dix Trophy winner and former holder of the transcontinental speed record with a 19 hour 19 minute flight from Los Angeles to New York.
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Elvira Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newe
James G. Haizlin
Haizlin
Los Angeles
New York
Rotarians Hear Talk On Hawaii Life and Customs
Elyria Rotary Club heard Rev. L. A. Pruitt describe Hawaii life and customs at the Elks Club. Pruitt, assigned to St Paul Methodist in Cleveland for the coming year, spent ten years in church work in Hawaii. He spoke during a week in Elyria for the North Western Ohio Methodist Conference. W. O. McClellan, last year's president and board member, outlined potential club activities for the new year.
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Hawaii
Elyria
Death Record of Hattie Worthington of LaPorte
Mrs. Hattie Worthington aged 17 died September 19 after a long illness. Widow of Henry Worthington who died twelve years ago, she was born January 1 1847 in Carlisle Township and lived in Lorain County all her life. Survived by sister Mrs. Sue Cheney and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 1 PM from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. E J Bond officiating. Burial in LaPorte Cemetery.
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Hattie Worthington
LaPorte
Henry Worthington
Carlisle Township
Lorain Country
Sue Cheney
Carlisle
Sudro
E. J. Bond
LaPorte Cemetery
Ohio Liquor Stores Show Large Profits
Ohio state liquor stores report August sales of 1 302 908 29 with a net profit of 172 394 17 for five weeks to Sept 1. Since April 3 profits total 499 260 76 as 850 000 gallons sold generate tax funds and fees. Total revenue from liquor, tax, and permits reaches 8 348 059 year to date with potential gains estimated to top 5 million by year end. Col Hughes expects debt rate to fall below 2 900 000 by December 30.
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Columbus
State Liquor Control Department
John A. Hughes
H. B., McCollister
Ohio
Col. Hughes
Hughes
Court actions list various Lorain civil filings and orders
In Elyria Harry Zahars seeks to void a £42 judgment claiming violation of statutes by Justice Water Watts nine months ago. Elizabeth sues James Cannon in a statutory action after a hearing in Justice Petro's court. Mary Sania seeks divorce from John Santa of Lorain for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Catherine Fletcher sues FE Kirkpatrick of Lorain for £5900 for injuries from a traffic crash at Erie and Colorado Avenues on August 19. An alternative mandamus requires B C Giblin, Lorain Municipal Court Bailiff, to carry out duties related to a Sears Roebuck Company judgment and restitution by September 22 and to appear in court show cause. Giblin is also named in a $1,009 Sears Roebuck damage suit for failure to perform official duties. The petition notes he refused to restitution on a judgment against Frank Judge dated August 6.
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Harry Zahars
Elyria
Wust Stefano
Common Pleas Court
Water Watts
Catherine Fletcher
Lorain
FE. L. Kirkpatrick
Erie and
Colorado Avenues
B.C. Giblin
Sears Roebuck Company
Giblin
Ocr
Ceourt
Frank Judge
Philippe the Brave Wine Ordinance Recalled in Burgundy
In Dijon region of Cote d Or France vintners cite a 1394 ordinance by Philippe the Brave Duke of Burgundy to shield vineyards from industrial smoke and fumes. Last year Fleurie en Beaujolais road workers tarred highways near vineyards causing wine to taste like cough medicine. A lawsuit against the public works service recalls the ban on exposing vines to harmful influences to protect Burgundy wine reputation.
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Dijon
Cote d'Or
France
Philippe the Brave
Burgundy
Fleurie-en-Beaujolais
Public Works Service
Pittsburgh U Adds New Course in Engineering
The University of Pittsburgh’s oil and gas department has added a world first new course in natural gas engineering. The program responds to rising demand for training tied to pipelines and petroleum products. TL. C. George previously led the Oklahoma petroleum school and heads the Pittsburgh department.
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Pittsburgh, WP
University of Pittsburgh
Tl. C. George
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma
Oklahoma School
George
Socialism and self-determination, a political reflection
A concise assertion that socialism requires people to exercise self-determination. It argues socialism as a path to freedom where the state cannot vanish, emphasizing the essential link between collective autonomy and governance.
Two New Coaches Busy With Oberlin Gridders
Oberlin High School football, with two new coaches Warren Ott and Russell Kepler, prepares for the season opener at Sandusky on September 22. The squad, rebuilding with only five lettermen, shows speed and adaptation under Ott’s end play and Kepler’s halfback background as the schedule unfolds through October and November.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Sandusky
Ott
Warren Ott
Miami University
Russell Kepler
Wellington
Ohio University
Sandusky Ther
Berea
Port Clinton
Willard
Norwalk
Elyria
Bellevur
Pre-nuptial party honors Alice Smith of West Lorain
Mrs Ralph Mills and Miss Eva Smith hosted a refined pre nuptial gathering at the Mills home on West Lorain Street for sister Alice Smith, before her wedding to Henry Edmonds later this month. Sixteen guests attended with games won by Miss Gertrude Hunt. A luncheon featured orchid and yellow decorations and gifts for the bride to be.
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Ralph Mills
Eva Smith
West Lorain Street
Alice Smith
Henry Edmonds
Gertrude Hunt
Miss Smith
Andy Edmonds
Cees Wumphrey
Wallace Smith
Alma Sheffield
Haze
Worcester
Willbond
Lillian
Ada Smith
Edith Thatcher
Edith Metcalf
Elizabeth Burke
Alice
Local Lorain Women Refer to Oberlin Event Attendees
"&mith of Oberlin, Mrs. Hogue and Mrs. Gilbert of Lorain." reads as a fragment listing women linked to an event in Oberlin and Lorain, indicating local social or club connections.
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Mith
Oberlin
Hogue
Gilbert
Lorain
Legion Auxiliary announces officers for coming year
At the regular meeting the American Legion Auxiliary named President Ruth Byars First Vice-President Ruth Heitman Second Vice-President Helen Cameron Secretary Ellen Ruth Kimmel Treasurer Lois Cummings Chaplain Agnes Primerson Sergeant at Arms Betty Pratt Historian Nettie Williams Election of these officers occurred at the last gathering but some absentees delayed the official announcement until all had accepted their posts.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Byars
Ruth Heit- Man
Helen Cameron
Ellen Ruth Kimmel
Lois Cummings
Agnes Princeorn
Betty Pratt
Nettie Williams
Becate
Reverend McBride to Go to Cleveland Church
The Reverend Lee Whitman Jr was appointed to the First Methodist church pastorate at the North-East Ohio Conference in Elyria. He succeeds Reverend F. McBride transferred to Miles Park church in Cleveland. Whitman comes from Minerva where he served as minister for years. He graduates Boston Seminary and has preached about ten years.
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Lee Whitman Jr
First Methodist Church
Ohio
Elyria
F. McBride
Miles Park Church
Cleveland
Whitman
Minerva
Boston Seminary
Why Meat Has Place In the Diet
Logan Clendening argues meat belongs in the natural diet, detailing digestion and protein needs. He notes mammalian dentition and pancreatic enzymes favor protein use, highlights essential amino acids like tryptophane and lysine, and cites experiments with rats showing growth depends on animal proteins. He concludes meat is the economical source of these nutrients.
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Neas
Old Elm Links Pioneer Nebraska With Today
Lyons Nebraska recalls pioneer days through a hollow elm tree famed as old as the hill nearby. The 22 ft 4 in girth and 75 ft height survive despite storms and the buzzsaw, with five large divisions and green branches. Tales speak of hiding documents and weapons in its trunk, and early settlers found a leather wallet and a revolver. Camp meetings long occurred near the tree at the old grounds.
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Lyons
Nebraska
Human adding machine Kuhn to be freed on parole
Eugene H. Kuhn known as the human adding machine, imprisoned at Western Penitentiary after a 1919 conviction for killing his estranged wife's parents, is set for release following clemency from Governor Gifford Pinchot. His rapid mathematical ability impressed officials during confinement.
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Pittsburgh, Um
Western Penitentiary
Eugene H. Kuhn
Gifford Pinchot
Kuhn
Cleveland Market Report Shows Wide Range of Goods
Cleveland market notes list steady prices for butter and eggs with moderate gains in some poultry items. Receipts and ranges appear for meat, produce, and dairy, with New Jersey and Ohio bag prices, and volume hints for corn, potatoes, cantaloupes, and carrots.
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Cleveland
Leghorn
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
ATL
Vaorbelles
Sinton
Cantaloupes
Dusdrel
Biston
Whimicklers
Curry
Tawi Ssoy Busnel Kh
Dac Basavy
Snake venom may end cancer fight
Washington reports Dr. F W Fitzsimons of Port Elizabeth Museum believes snake venom toxoid could, after epilepsy work, offer a cancer treatment. Laboratory tests on animals show injected toxoid into tumors causes cellular congestion, then breakdown as white cells respond, eliminating growth. Venom is chemically treated to be nearly harmless. hoped to help epilepsy first with a cited puff adder case, then cancer.
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Washington
F. W. Fitzsimons
Port Elizabeth
Sout Africa
Fitzsimons
Sitzsimons
South Africa
Germany Governing Under Nazi Omniscience Plan
Germany is governed according to a theory that it must find happiness and fortune by accepting without criticism the government scheme designed by Nazi omniscience for the general welfare.
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Germany
Math prodigy in prison shown as model inmate
Penitentiary officials describe a prisoner as a remarkable mathematical genius who can perform complex arithmetic in his head and handle tasks equivalent to three clerks. He has reportedly never taken formal courses in mathematics.
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Sederis
Scholl
Reger & Binninger Ce
Ohio Liquor Stores
Sail Elizabeth
James Cannon
Joseph Petro
Mary Sania
John Santa
Pittsburgh U
Elliott Speer
Mount Hermon Preparatory School
Northfield
Mass
Georgitas
Dwight L. Moody
Lieut. Alias
Jack Bennett
Maynard W. Lawhon
Edward J. Norton
Chievago
Maynard W Lawhon
Norton
Lawhon
Dr. Norton
Loyola University
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Part
Legion Auxiliary
Rev. McBride
Cleveland Church
Overlin
Robert Behr
James Hastings
William Ohly
Marold Hovey
Chester Hageman
Lee Champney
Morgan Street
Jean Louise Warner
West College Street
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Dan Tenney
Forest Street
Alma
Mich
Alma College
Margaret Wright
Wellesley College
R. P. Jameson
Georgian Bay
State of
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M. D
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Xterior House
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Tinhbach
Cleveland Livestoek
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Te Orien
Ehedee
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Chicago
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Paultry
Leehory Springs
Prhoduckh Market
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Pia Oht
Pep Dagee
Ut Gr
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MD Gt
Tystiel Baskets Thorpe Bepedoanta Gay
Toledo
Dale BP
Travelers Insurance Company
H. R. Rorick
Crowder
Tre Lee
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