New Deal Charged As Tainted By Communism
The Republican National Committee charged the New Deal was tainted with communism from its inception. The statement cites George N. Peek and Samuel Crowther's book Why Quit Your Own, and notes Peek’s ties to the Roosevelt era. Wallace rebutted claims linking Roosevelt to communism and argued the case favors Landon’s loss for reform.
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Washington
Republican National Committee Today
Roosevelt
George N. Peek
Samuel Crowther
Peek
bYatm Trust
Henry A Wallace
William Randolph Hearst
Communist Party
Landon
Wallace
Radio Programs on WGAR and Affiliates Schedule
Wednesday September 23 1986 radio line up across WGAR and sister stations lists programs by timeslots including talk shows music variety drama and sports with headlines such as Amos n Andy and Danny Davey News notes and multiple orchestral and choral segments outlined for the day.
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Wram
Miami Buglers
Jack Armsterry
M McBr
deMicege Willams
Olé Man Sunshine
Dick Tracy
Lowe2li Thomas Ren
Spordsman
Easy Aces
Uncle Eatra Pepere
Bob Enxans
Davey
Probi
Rubinetti
Amos
Andy William
Thurn
Oleman
Gov. Davey News
Brad
al Gibbons
Hares
Scenross
Malcolm Claire
Ford Rush
Cheeria
Pie Plant Pete
the Streamliners
Healith and Home
David Harum
Dream Singer
Wife Saver
Virl
Heneryboy
Harvard _Prazil
Betty Bruns
Young’s Family
Ma Perkins
Vic and
Sade
the O'Neills
Gene Arnold
Jerry Brannen
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Sportsman
Exper
Andy
Hendersons
Jesse Crawford
Busse
Oren
Waikizs
Barron’s
Orch
Avon Callers Visit Walkers and Local Social Notes
Visitors at the Ben Walker home in Avon on Sunday included Robert Shyrock and family Nan Hitt Conmors Sarah Van Wormer Eliza and Sarah Lester Thomas Ramsay of Elyria Russell Myers Eileen Higgins Billy Higgins Donna Myers Emma Handlers and Arthur Hudson of Avon Lake An anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Walter Herbert was hosted by the Smiths in Cleveland They received a dish set Local women Mehlings Shumways and Dudley and Ridgeville and Cleveland relatives noted visits and Legion festivities in Cleveland
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Avon
Ben Walker
Robert Shyrock
Nan
Hitt
Conmors
Sarah van Wormer
Eliza
Sarah Lester
Thomas Ramsay
Elyria
Russell Myers
Eileen Higgins
Billy Higgins
Donna Myers
Emma Handlers
Arthur Hudson
Avon Lake
Frank Smith
Cleveland
Henry Mehling
Semon
Lorain
Tom Dudley
Bertha Smith
Ridgeville
Mabel Simon
Secin Shumway
American Legion
Open art colony thrives on McDougal Street in New York
New York’s McDougal Street and McDougal Alley in the Village host a second season of an open art artist colony. Artists display landscapes, seascapes, nudes, and portraits while some earn modest sums from quick sketches. Street life, memories of O Henry, and local characters color the scene as patrons and curiosities mingle.
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New York
McDougal Street
McDougal Alley
Place du Terre
Montmartre
Edwin Markham
Church hosts forty hours devotion at St Mary's
Fifty hours of devotion were completed this week at St Mary's Church with Monday evening services marking the close of the observance.
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St. Mary’s Church
Dare Devil to Perform at Lorain County Fair
Flash Williams veteran stunt man from Billings Montana will stage his international thrills show at the Lorain County Fair on the last two days. His acts include a broad jump and a death by own action leap where the car is hurled nearly 100 feet through the air. Williams has doubled for many stars and appeared in Mutiny on the Bounty Hell's Angels and other films.
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Flash Williams
Lorain County
Williams
Billings
Montana
Wiliams
Farrar Life Sketch Reveals Gerladine Farrar Career Reflections
Geraldine Farrar describes guiding protégés as a heavy burden and favors young artists struggling independently. The soprano, born February 28, 1882 in Melrose, Massachusetts, toured Europe, starred at Berlin, Paris, and New York stages, acted in silent films, and retired after a long, traveling life. She avoids records and radio singing, preferring intimate audiences and quiet home life in Ridgefield Connecticut.
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Maine
Ridgefield
Conn
Madame Farrar
Geraldine
Europe
Berlin
Lilli Lehmann
Comingue
Metropolitan
New York
Cecil de Mille
Joan
Temptation
Mana Rosa
Theda Bara
Marguerite Snow
Farrar
Tannhauser
Tosca
Geraldin Farrar
la Farrar
Queen Marr
Young People League to Meet at St Johns Church
The September meeting of the Young People's League is set for Thursday evening at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church. Members will conduct regular business and enjoy a social time afterward. All members urged to attend.
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South Amherst
Young People’s League
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lorain County Federation of Women’s Unions to Meet at St John’s
The Lorain County Federation of Women’s Unions will convene in Lorain at St John’s Church. Details on date and time were not provided in the readable text.
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Lorain County
Federation of Women’s Unions
Lorain
St. John’s Church
Local church trip gathers at 9:36 Thursday
Residents planning to join a group trip should meet at St John s Evangelical Church at 9 36 Thursday morning. Transportation has been arranged for attendees.
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St. John's Evangelical Church
Chicken Dinner Served by Nativity Church Woman's Circle
The Na tuvity Church Woman's Circle sponsored a Sunday chicken dinner that started at noon and continued through the afternoon and evening, drawing steady attendance and community support.
Nativity Church Hosts After-School Instruction Classes
A class session was held at Nativity Church Sunday afternoon after school. Regular classes will run every Monday at the same time. Eligible attendees span third through eighth grade.
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Nativity Church
School dinner served at Methodist church parlors Thursday
A school dinner will be served in the Methodist church parlors on Thursday at noon. The Ladies Aid Society members will handle the serving.
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Methodist
Ladies Aid Society
Avon Lake BRIEFS highlights from local visits and guests
Misses Marjorie Horn and Rosalind Matchell attended the Oberlin Window Fair. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Arnold host Mrs. Warren of Cleveland as house guest. Mrs. A. Seibach of Lakewood visits the Cowgills. The Horns entertain C. L. Horn’s parents and J. H. Horn with W. B. Woods. Mary Whitney and E. Sidway visit the Sidways. William Sherman returns from three months in Avon Lake to Lakewood. Rena Titus attends a shower for Elizabeth Engelman, bride-elect of George Marquis, at Olmsted Falls.
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Avon Lake
Marjorie Horn
Rosalind Matchell
Oberlin
C. H. Arnold
Warren
Cleveland
A. Seeibach
Lakewood
Russell Cowgill
C. L. Horn
J. H. Horn
W. B
Lobsters Spark Frustration in San Francisco Market
In San Francisco a stray phrase notes lobsters as a symbol of escalating prices and supply tensions. The brief mentions a strange comparison and hints at market volatility affecting seafood buyers.
China Clipper at Capitol Theatre Promises Daring Flights
Opening tomorrow the Capitol Theatre presents a story of early aviation pioneers. Pat O'Brien Beverly Roberts and Ross Alexander star in this adventurous feature about long distance flight and daring, historic jumps in the air.
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Capitol Theatre
Pat O’brien
Beverly Roberts
Ross Alexander
Roaming Lady Opens at Lincoln Theatre Tomorrow
Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy star in Roaming Lady a madcap heiress tale. co feature not specified. The film arrives as a gala air express from Maine to California for San Francisco gourmets with lobsters flown on United Airlines at 96 cents per pound.
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Lincoln Theatre
Fay Wray
Ralph Bellamy
United States Air Lines
Maine
California
San Francisco
Air Express
Liberia native Sherman enrolls at Montana School of Mines
Butte Montana Arthur Sherman 20 a Liberia native traveled 20000 miles to enter the Montana School of Mines he plans to return to Liberia as a full fledged mining engineer.
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Butte
Mont
Arthur Sherman
Liberia
Montana School of Mines
Swifter Than Ducks At Santa Cruz
Cal a Simpson Hostein San Jose attorney claims he can dive under a flock of ducks and seize one before the duck can duck. He notes the feat as a playful local stunt in Santa Cruz California.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Simpson Hostein
San Jose
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