Clergymen Split On President Roosevelt Letter Views
Clergymen from Chicago to Columbus express mixed praise and concern over a Roosevelt letter on social legislation. Bishop George Craig Stewart supports the social measures as wise, while Dr. John T. is cautious, and Rev. Joseph R. notes presidential consultation with bankers and groups is natural.
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Maison
Pres Roosevelt
George Craig Stewart
Episcopal Diocese of
Chicago
Jetter
John Ti
Presb Cnl
Chicego
Tam
Donald H. Tippett
Columbus
Washington
Educators Meet At Columbus On State Certification Plan
A. Gibbons new Lorain superintendent joins Ohio educators meeting in Columbus called by the state education department to aid in formulating rules for centralized teacher certification under the new law effective September 4. The change ends county examinations directed by city and county boards. Last city and county exams occurred in August before the law took effect. The annual Mecca pilgrimage today is estimated between 160,090 and 39,608 travelers.
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A. Gibbons
Lorain
Ohio
Columbus
State Department of Eiucstion
Mecca
Discrepancies In Tax Returns Taxpayers Summoned
Taxpayers ignoring letters from the tax commission are warned to appear within five days at the courthouse to address discrepancies in their personal returns. One case cites Ls2. 33 and 34 Mary Wase as examples while others are urged to present themselves by letter. Authorities note several delinquents have been noted for neglect.
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Tax Commission
Commission
Court News: Lorain Divorces and Indictments Reported
Reports from Lorain Common Pleas Court include divorces granted for Kos and Stastny cases, and Mary Moinar against Steve Moimar. Separate items note a secret indictment and arraignment scheduled before Judge D A Cook as details emerge from the court docket.
Death Record for Mrs Elizabehh Stewart
Death notice announces Mrs Elizabehh Stewart aged 3 years died Wednesday evening after a fall that broke her hip three weeks prior and earlier suffered a broken arm. She was mother of Mrs C J Archam Bean and is linked to Foster agents of 1967. Born from 9 tas re member of Sr 4n Lodz and Leazie of Barfo.
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Elizabehh Stewart
C. J. Archam- Bean
Lodz
Leazie
Barfo
Oberlin Hobby Shop Events Highlight The Arts
Oberlin notices detail Hobby Shop events starting September 26 at seven in the evening, with a radio club meeting next Tuesday and ongoing sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Reitzel’s training background includes the Art Institute of Chicago Norman School of Fine and Applied Arts and studies in New York and Paris.
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Oberle Evrection Q
James Sud
Tribere
Ieet
Radio Clore
Siris
Randteract
Mr. Reitzel
Art Institute of Chicago
Norman School of Fine and Applied Arts
Chicago
New York
Paris
Art Exhibition At Museum Showcases Winters And Summers
The exhibit features works by Mar c Read of the De, noted for forceful clear juxtapositions and strong contrasts. Winter scenes appear cold while summer pieces blaze with sunlit intensity. Renzer, already shown widely in GUEry, has earned major prizes including the Frans G Lozan medal and prizes from the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Ols
Marc
Renzer
Guery
Chicago
Art Institute
Sim
Frans G. Lozan
The
Art Institute In Chicago
Edward Builer
Muir
Firemen Answer Two Alarms in Elyria Morning
Firemen responded to two alarms sent three minutes apart ending an eight day fire period in Elyria. No property damage resulted. Fire crews arrived promptly and prevented further damage.
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Elyria
Lecome
City council debates committee to draft report under Article XV
The council votes unanimously to adopt Ruizsumaza's proposal to form a full council committee of 13 to draft a report under Article XV. It also decides to review and revise a section and awaits tomorrow's session to proceed with the plan.
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Cann
Anor
de Madariaga
Ruizsumaza
Mayor Christman fined for reckless driving arraignment
Carl Christman of 628 Broad Street was fined $5 and costs by Justice Joseph Petro yesterday after arraignment on reckless driving charges. Carl Ingner of Abhe Toad was fined $5 and costs by Justice Petro after arraignment on intoxication charges yesterday.
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Carl Christman
Joseph Petro
Carl Ingner
Prizes Offered For Student Libraries At Oberlin
Professor Philip D Sherman of Oberlin College offers two prizes for undergraduates who own the best personal libraries at graduation. First prize 35 dollars and second 20, open to College and Conservatory students class of 3938. Entries judged by the size and cost of the owner s library, with requirement entrants must spend the prize on books.
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Philip D. Sherman
Department of English and Literature
Oberlin College
Conservatory of Music
Ihs
Iudige
Children Battle Over Prize Fight Outcome
In Cincinnati on Sept 26 police patrolled the vicinity of the Orion School area to prevent further disturbance after a prize fight ended. School authorities reported students involved in a dispute over the result, prompting police presence near the school grounds to restore order.
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Etncinnati.o
Police
Orier School
Baer
Three Counties Join In Senior 4-H Dance Night
More than 199 Senior 4-H members from pi 2 and Cuyahoga Core attended a harvest themed dance wearing farmer and farmerette garb. Dances ranged from modern to old time with cider and doughnuts served by the refreshment committee led by Beatrice Wensink and Marian Lauer. Decorations were arranged by Janet Baus, Mildred Pallas, and Robert Hoskin. Also noted Hebron’s old mill, built in the 1570s, is being razed to make way for an elevator.
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Pi 2
Curahoga
Lorbers
Beatrice Wensink
Marian Lauer
Janet Baus
Mildred Pallas
Robert Hoskin
Hebron
Nebraska
Papal Diets Highlight Four Day Catholic Event
A four day program culminates with a Solemn Pontifical Mass for women led by Archbishop Rummeil of New Orleans and a final ceremonial in the stadium under Cardinal Hayes. The audience totaled 5,009 attendees contributing 55 cents each for the Treasure Island ERA performance.
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Pape Pius XI
Castel Condolfin
Italy
Joseph Rummeil
New Orleans
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Mass
Treasure Island
Farm Bureau Leaders Review Co operative Movement Gains
Lorain Huron Erie and Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau leaders met at Elyria to review cooperative farming gains. Arthur Dawson discussed his England Scotland trip and warned that strict constitutions can doom cooperative marketing. Ohio progress on rural electrification and education programs were highlighted by James Moore and others.
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Farm Bureau
Ohio
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Cuyahoga
Elyrix Savings and Trust Building
Arthur Dawson
Cuyahoga County
England
Scotland
United States
Great Britain
Engad
James R. Meore
Ohio Farm Bureau News
Ohio Farm Bureau
Lorain Cousty
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Lorain County
Ner Xan
Lee Earshart
Huron County Farm Bureau
B. L. Richardson
R. E. Campbell
Clayton Stackhouse
Huron County
A. Cecil
Curahoga County
Co. I. Hummel
Los
Harold S&s Ward
Carahoza Courlif
Buresa
Stanley Howard
Oo Farm Bureau Federation
George R. Canley
Curvahore County
Farm Bureau Federation
Mae
Mrs Kennedy Named Pension Board Chairman
The firemen's pension board met to organize with Capt Arthur Drage and Archie Phipps as firemen members. James M. Powell was reappointed as their representative and Mrs Anna Kennedy was elected chairman with Drege as secretary during the executive session with council representatives and citizen appointee Br C J Miller.
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Firemen’s Pension Board
Arthur Drage
Lien
Archie Phipps
James M. Powell
Chizes T
Anna Kennedy
William ©. Smith
Br. C. J. Miller
Kendr
Drege
County Granges Observe Booster Night in Lorain County
Lorain County Granges join statewide Booster Night observed across Ohio. The county comprises 14 subordinate Granges within a state totaling more than six hundred members. Meetings occur every two to six weeks, with some weekly, as programs are planned to explain Grange work and community role to the public.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Cronzes
Evers
Som
Boy weighs 184 pounds in Nova Scotia mountain region
A nine year old boy from Lunenburg Nova Scotia is described by Harry Heckman as a strong child. He stands about four feet nine inches tall and measures five inches at the waist. The report notes his weight as 184 pounds, highlighting his sturdy build in the area known as bar mountain.
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Lunenburg
WN. S
Harry Heckman
Nova Scotia
Number Four Continues from Page One
The passage notes the first operating stop at North Vernon Indiana on Friday. It lists planned legs to St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Cheyenne Wyo Salt Lake City and Boulder Dam with President Roosevelt aboard at Boulder Dam.
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North Vernon
Ind
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Cheyenne
Wio
Salt Lake City
Boulder Dam
Roosevelt
Automobiles and thefts in local area report
Local notes report a car damage incident on Broad Street at Chestnut and several thefts including two heifers from the Wstu property in North Ridges, and a 1335 two door Ford Lear from Henri Klermund Garage. George McLaughlin of Faster injured lifting a heavy package for the Motor Freight Co. A presidential voyage includes ships Houston and Portland awaiting orders in San Diego then to Lower California waters and Cocos Island with Secretaries Early and McIntire aboard.
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Wstu
North Ridges
Vincent
Sheriffs Department
Henri Klermund
Overiin
George McLaughlin
Faster
Cleveland Clinic
Motor
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
Portland
Hawaii
California
President
Théo Thes
Cocos Island
Pacific
Panama Canal
Cocos
Roosesett
Bay of Panama
Peares Island
Stephen T. Early
Marvin H. McIntire
Turner Battle
Labor
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Tekes
Cleveland Produce and Markets Report
Cleveland market notes show mixed produce prices and receipts across butter eggs fowl and poultry. Cattle and ducks also listed with price ranges while near by produce includes apples beans zucchini cabbage peppers prunes lettuce and potatoes with grain and hay futures quoted by the ton.
Senator Lewis Relapses With Pneumonia in Moscow
MOSCOW September 26 Senator J Hamilton Lewis a Democrat from Illinois was hospitalized with bronchial pneumonia. He suffered a relapse during the night and his condition caused alarm at noon as the infection appeared to spread to the left lung. A small area in the lower lobe was affected along with mild pleurisy. Temperature rose slightly but heart action remained strong per Dr Adelph Humreich. Improvement in the right lung pneumonia was noted.
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Moscow
Hamilton Lewis
Adelph 5. Humreich
U. S
Coal wage talks show calm as pilots press for raise
United Mine Workers press for a 9 cent per ton increase while operators resist. If talks fail, a plan for broader picketing could trigger nationwide mine closings. Observers note unusually calm negotiations with regional differences and practices shaping the settlement. John L. Lewis stays away as optimism grows that a breakthrough may come soon. Ottawa reports Canada will not curb prison population until completed.
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United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
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Paul Chan
Elizabeth Stewart
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Soone Avenue
Chestnut
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Courtland Street
Cleveland
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Jstwad
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Department of States Agriculture
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Ottawa
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