Ohio Federation Of Labor Seeks Unity At State Convention
Springfield Ohio September 22 with delegates at the Ohio Federation of Labor State convention entering the second session. Resolutions on policy were to be considered while the CIO dispute looms over talks. William Green AFL head sent a telegram urging reaffirmation of loyalty to the AFL. J Y Lyden president urged unity within the federation. Spencer Miller Jr urged solidarity as mine workers plan CIO related resolutions.
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Springfield
Ohio Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Y. J. Lyden
Ohio Federation
CIO
Lyden
Spencer Miller, Jr
Labor
Education Bureau
Ohio
Wisconsin plans huge library expansion for the blind
The state board of control launches a major expansion of library facilities for Wisconsin’s blind. The project will provide fiction and recreational reading and employ 35 Braille transcribers, largely funded by federal money.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Control
Pasadena woman wins hometown misspeed Word contest
Bertha H Allen of Pasadena now teaching in Foochow China bought school materials wrapped in Pasadena Post copy. She found news of her mother winning a misspeed Word contest in Pasadena, her hometown.
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Pasadena
Cal
Bertha H. Allen
Foochow
China
Pasadena Post
Miss Allen
Radio Program Schedule and Featured Bands
A dense listing of radio times and programs includes Flying Time Jack Armstrong Yid Man Sunsh. Lowell Thomas Sportsman Twight Tunes Revue Reissure Band Wayne ing a a SSe Got All London er43 Concert News Sport Gossip Dream Melodies Democrats Marel Bard Rilexy Farley Shandor Ben g Bard Dersey Band Stabiie Band Bill Griffiths Greater Akro Hammerstein G Hen Murray March of Time Let Go Fishing William Hard Rebison Freeman Band Gordon Davey Givet with numerous bands and acts listed across late afternoon to midnight slots.
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Jack Armstrong
Yid Man
Lowell Thomas
Twight Tunes
Revue
Wayne Ing
Bill Griffiths
Darer wSe
Greater Akro
Hammerstein
Hen Murray
Wi Aring
Hughes
William Hardi
Rebison
Freeman
Gor
Davey Cee Eee Givet
Numerous Radio Listings and Programs From WAM Sunday Schedule
A dense listing of radio segments and times across WAM including musical acts such as The Streamliners and Ray Mort Pur, and features like News and Health and Home. Also noted are public notices of morning Breakfast Club segments and performances by Busse's Orchestra, Wayne King, and Gov. Davey with various regional personalities and venues referenced.
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Malcolm Claire
Ford Bush
Cheerio
Daviid Harum
Neighbor Nell
Voice of
Exper
Bonerboy
Resume
Ray Mort
Townsend Club Addressed by Lorain Woman
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 met with guests from Lorain including Mrs Thompson president of Lorain Club No 1 and Frank Coleman and Carl J Lapis of Lorain Club No 2. Notices corrected that No 2 sponsors the meeting with No 1 meeting Sept 24 at Irving Jr High. Members elected Kiefer to Advisory Board and Brooks to Membership. open air meetings planned for Saturday Sept 6. Voters urged to register for the November election.
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Elyria Townsend Club No
Lorain
Thompson
Irving Jr. High
4Th
Hamilton
Claude Kiefer
T. A. Conway
Elrria
Gerald Brooks
Avon Social News Recap of Sunday Visits and Birthdays
The Avon column notes the Sunday Night Supper Club at Jobs Jameson's to celebrate his birthday with cards. Guests include Kenneth Waller and children from Medina, Gordon Paddock and Leslie Gould visitors, and Elyria resident Leslie Jameson. Other gatherings feature the Browns at Hartville, the Kihms from Lorain, and Chester and Taft families visiting. Ruth Forthofer departs for Kent State and Clinton Forthofer returns to Ohio State.
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Avon
Jobs Jameson
Kenneth Waller
Medina
Arnold Buck
Robert Pickering
Gordon Paddock
Cleveland
Leslie Gould
Griswold Road
Elsha
Leslie Jameson
Elyria
Wilson Jameson
Arthur Brown
Dorothy
Restarves
Hartville
Ohio
John Jameson
John Kihm
John Kihm Jr
Lorain
Albert Chester
Archie Chester
Kewood
Milton Taft
Chester
Ruth Forthofer
Kent State University
Clinton Forthofer
Ohio State University
Winters Hosts Annual Reunion In North Ridgeville
Mr and Mrs Gust Winters welcomed 36 guests for their annual reunion. The North Ridgeville Garden Club met September 21 at Miss Clara Bommer s home and discussed flower show reviews. Alfred Roth and son Dale traveled to Athens where Dale will attend Ohio University. Mary McLaughlin visits relatives in Somerset Pa Urban Buescher of Cleveland bought the local filling station and feed store from Harold Diedrich. Carl Kohnile of Marysville visits in town.
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North Ridgeville
Gust Winters
Cleveland
Joseph Buescher
St. Peter’s Church
Harold (Red) Diedarich
Carl Kohnile
Marysville
Markley PTA Holds First Regular Meeting With 65 Attendees
The Markley School Parent Teacher Association convened in the schoolhouse with about sixty five attendees including Gulf Road district families. Mrs William Heck led the meeting with a singing of America. Plans included a Toledo Ohio congress invitation and a shrub and chair fundraisers.
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Markley
Gulf Road
Gulf and Abbe Roads
Markier
William Heck
America
Rutherford
Leonard Dean
Treasury
Ohioongress of Parents
Local visits and school turnout noted in Lorain area
Mr. Joe Camera of Lorain visited John Cook who has not been well. James and Eleanor Lewis returned to school after illness. Mr. and Mrs. William Heck and sons visited Oberlin relatives. Mrs. John Cook and Mrs. J. G. Morris called on Eva Maddock. Callers at J. G. Morris included the Heck family. Markley School enrolls about 160 pupils this year.
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Joe Camera
Lorain
John Cook
James
Eleanor Lewis
William Heck and Sons
John Reese
Oberlin Road
J. G. Morris
Eva Maddock
Elyria
Markley School
Lodi Hosts 125th Anniversary and Fall Fair Events
Residents prepare for a three day celebration in Lodi featuring political talks each evening with speakers from the Townsend movement and major parties. Highlights include window displays with prizes, relics in the I O O F Hall, a flower exhibit, cake contest, farm product displays, pet contest, and Medina County school band.
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Lodi
Paul Herbert
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Park Sumner
Akron
Medina County
Family News Details from Cleveland Social Event
The text mentions Miss Hattie Meech and the sister letter. Mr and Mrs Joseph Holtwick are noted as parents of a son. Sixteen Five Hundred club members met last Sunday afternoon at the name of Miss Alice Smith before a dinner and theater party in Cleveland.
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Hattie Meech
Joseph Holtwick
Cleveland
Five Hundred Club
Alice Smith
Half Angel Opens at Rivoli With Dee Myers Butterworth
Mystery blend comedy and romance headline the Rivoli Theatre as Half Angel debuts tomorrow starring Frances Dee Brian mie y and Charles Butterworth in featured roles.
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Brian Donlevy
Chas. Butterworth
Rivoli Theatre
Frances Dee
Brian Mie~y
Charles Butterworth
Stage Struck at Capitol Theatre Stages Lives Behind Wings
Capitol Theatre presents Stage Struck featuring Dick Powell Joan Blondell Warren William and Frank McHugh in a revealing view of theatrical folk behind the wings. In Portsmouth Dr Karl Poetker 35 dies of heart disease while heading the local laboratory.
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Capitol Theatre
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Warren William
Frank McHugh
Portsmouth. O
Karl Poetker
Portsmouth
Aiken to Speak on Radio at Herald Tribune Forum
Socialist Labor Party presidential candidate John W. Aiken will address the Herald Tribune forum in New York City tomorrow. The speeches of minority party candidates will be broadcast coast to coast on the National Broadcasting System network starting at 9 tomorrow morning from Oral Hospital. Aiken had earlier been in Cincinnati General Hospital’s receiving ward after graduating from the University of Cincinnati and Miami University.
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John W. Aiken
Socialist Labor Party
Herald Tribune Forum
New York City
Anna Storck
National Broadcasting System
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the Boswell Sisters
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Michigan Speaks
New Rhythm Field Band
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Dailey
Hank Miller
Rosa Lee
Young’s
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Orgen
Uncle Warre
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Ethel
Ben
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Eree Arnold
Grandpa Burton
Walter Logan
Bailey Axton
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Rerua
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Toledo
Louis Keller
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Rivoli
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Northern
Ohio Blind Workers
WPA
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