Condemnation of Chamberlain for balancing war costs
The piece argues Neville Chamberlain faced harsh criticism in the U S for accepting Hitler’s terms to spare Czechoslovakia. It warns that a full war would devastate Europe and kill millions, suggesting the condemnation would have grown even greater if he had chosen war and damaged the entire world including America. The author contends he weighed lives and liberty against a costly conflict.
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Chamberlain
Apts
Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Boake Carter
America
iCatholic Union Of Ohio Opens At Cleveland
The Thirty Ninth Annual State Convention of the Catholic Union of Ohio opens at the Allerton Hotel in Cleveland. Four thousand members are expected to attend through Monday September 26 with memorial Mass, youth talks, and a banquet marking the district league anniversary.
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The
Catholic Union ,of Ohio
Superior Avenue
N. E
St. Peter's Hall
Frank Wurdack
Columbus
Ohio
Catholic Union of Ohio
Henry C .Schumacher
Cleveland
Bradley Hull
Municipal Court
Rey William Meyer
Catholic District League of
Allerton Hotel
Joseph C. Breitenstein
Harold H. Burton
Joseph Schrembs
William T. Siefon
New Haven
Social Action Committee of the Union
Anerton Hotel
R. A. Jones
Catholic Charities Corporation
Frank G Kleinhenz
J. J. Schagemann
Lima
John BR. Hagan
Dievesan
Sisters’ College
Frank Wardack
Oberlin Graduate Reaches Peiping
Oberlin College graduate Melville Kennedy, Oberlin in China scholar, has reached Peiping to study for a year. If conditions permit, Kennedy will join the Oberlin school in Shanji in the interior next year. He arrived after a severe typhoon hit Japan. Kennedy hails from Urbana, Illinois, and was Student Council president last year.
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Oberlin
Melville Kennedy
Oberlin College
Fellowship Day at Second M. E. Church
A church notice outlines events for Fellowship Day at Second M. E. Church with a 9:30 Sunday School, 10:45 Love Feast and Devo tions led by Mr. John Wilks, 11:30 sermon by Mrs. K E Wheeler, music by the Junior Choir, and a 2:30 Union Service featuring churches from Lorain, Oberlin, and Elyria.
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John Wilks
K. E. Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Lorain
Oberlin
Ely
Tia
After War Begins What Follows in Public Thought
Many condemn him in the United States yet refuse to go to war themselves while urging steps that would trigger conflict. The text warns that too few people consider the consequences that follow the outbreak of war.
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United States
Linda Seeks Fame in Hollywood After Desert Gamble
Linda Bailey leaves Centerville to seek movie stardom in Hollywood. She helps a hitchhiker who turns out to be a decoy for robbers, loses fuel, and faces danger in the desert. A kindly driver offers aid, while Linda resists a crude offer from a stranger and hopes for rescue as the journey continues.
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Linda Bailey
Centerville
Hollywood
Fred Lancaster
California
Marge
Los Angeles
Linda
Luther King Negro Tenor Concert At Local Church
Members and friends are invited to attend Sunday October 2 at 8 p m for a concert by Luther King noted Negro Tenor in the church auditorium The listing notes Oct 2 as the correct date not Oct 9 Castilian is cited as highly phonetic language
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Luther King
America
Oberlin Graduate Florence Conard Sails to Spain
Miss Florence Conard, Oberlin College 1936 graduate, sails for Spain on June 29 as a representative of the American Friends Service Committee. The Quaker relief agency aids both government and Franco forces amid the Spanish conflict.
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Oberlin
Florence Conard
Oberlin College
Spain
American Friends Service Committee
Conard
Exchanged student barred by hostilities returns home
A University of Madrid exchange student faced travel disruption as hostilities in France prevented her arrival at the university. She could not reach her destination and was forced to return home.
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Linda
University of Madrid
France
Spain
Conard daughter to pursue graduate study abroad
Miss Conard plans graduate work at Wellesley College in the United States. She is currently in Murcia Spain and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip A Conard of Montevideo Uruguay. Her sister Lois is a senior at Oberlin College this year.
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United States
Wellesley
Conard
Murcia
Spain
Phillip A. Conard
Montevideo
Uruguay
Lois
Oberlin College
Boys Division Prepares Busy Fall At Y M C A
Preparations for a busy fall and winter season are under way in the Y M C A boys division with activities set to begin October 3. Equipment rearrangements provide more space for games with five large tables including four ping pong and one for other games. A new Chinese checkers game is popular already. A house basketball league for high school boys will join the regular gym classes, and several hobby clubs are planned with expert adult leadership.
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Herman Geyer
Geyer
Rules to Revise Ohio Appellate Court Procedures
Judge Perry W. Stevens of the Courts of Appeals Association of Ohio announced a three-judge committee to overhaul the rules governing appellate courts in the state. The Ninth District, covering Summit Medina Wayne and Lorain counties, attended the meeting held in Columbus. Judge Simon Ross of Cincinnati was elected presiding judge to succeed Stevens, with Judge Clyde Sherick of Ashland named secretary as the panel begins work on revisions.
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Perry W. Stevens
Courts of Appeals Association of
Chio
Stevens
Supreme Court
Columbus
Courts of Appeals
Ohio
C. G. Washburn
A. W. Doyle
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Ninth District Court
Summit
Medina
Wayne
Lorain
Appeals Court Association
Simon Ross
Cincinnati
Clyde Sherick
Ashland
War Spirit Propaganda Charged By Rep Woodruff
Rep Woodruff charges after the November elections the Roosevelt administration will launch a propaganda barrage to spark a war spirit in the United States. He cites Washington inner circles noting plans to take sides in European disputes and move boldly after ballots are cast.
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Washington
Rep. Woodruff
R. Mich
America
Roosevelt
Avon Village Council Minutes and Local Club Notes
Avon village council met at Town Hall on Thursday. minutes read, bills paid, routine business done, adjourned to meet October 13. For-Get-Me-Nots hosted by Mrs. Ed Klingshirn at Weiler home with quilting. Mrs. Clyde McAllister to host in two weeks. Five Hundred Club entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stagg. prize winners included Mrs. Joseph Forthofer, Mrs. Harold Smith, Carl Schaffer, and T. C. Gough. next meeting at the Smith residence. Maravon Club continues this year for students with 100 merits in six weeks. reward is a free half day and trip.
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Hollywood
Centerville
Linda
Ed Klingshirn
Weiler
Clyde McAllister
Ed Stagg
Joseph Forthofer
Harold Smith
Carl Schaffer
T. C. Gough
Ne Maravon Club
Association Greeting Held Each September in Columbus
The text notes the association’s annual greeting occurs in the third week of September in Columbus and mentions plans for events within the next sixty days.
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Association
Columbus
Jolly Ten Club Meeting in Elyria Hosts Friday Attendee
Doris Gough attended a meeting of the Jolly Ten Club at Clare Robinsons Elyria home Friday afternoon. Mrs Ernest Wuebber and Mrs Irving Fanta visited Ira Goughs home Thursday. William Peak, Baldwin Wallace College student, spent Sunday at home. Mrs Hatcher of Cleveland vising Bungart home. Mrs Bessie Henson of Hartville returned home from Avon visit. Marian Peak spent weekend with Dr and Mrs Dallas Smith in Fosteria.
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Doris Gough
Clare Robinson
Elyria
Ernest Wuebber
Irving Fanta
Ira Gough
William Peak
Baldwin-Wallace College
Hatcher
Cleveland
Bessie Henson
Hartville
Avon
Marian Peak
Dallas Smith
Fosteria
New Potato Found Inside Old One at Athens Home
At the home of F H Mc Laughlin in Athens a potato was found grown inside another potato. The original tuber had come from the Mc Laughlin garden last year, was dug up last fall, and stored in a barrel through winter.
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Athens
F. H. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Giant lion shot by Gerrie van der Merwe in Transvaal
Gerrie van der Merwe of Linten Farm killed one of Africa’s largest lions in Pietersburg Transvaal. The animal reportedly exceeded 12 feet in length.
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Pietersburg
Transvaal
Gerrie van der Merwe
Linten Farm
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Czechoslovakia
Archie
Elyria Feed and Coal CO
E. Bridge
iCatholic Union of Ohio
Peiping
M. E. Church
Checker Cab Co
M Marge
Miss Conard
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water St
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
U. S
Maravon Club
Grafton
Lumber & Coal Coq
Elyria Dairies
Lake Ave
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