Safety First program attracts Miwanis luncheon crowd
Miwanians gathered at Hotel Newell MPhuraday for a Safety First program. HLM. Schnerer of Cleveland spoke on the coming Safety First Campaign in Lorain County. B. Martens of the Industrial Commission of Ohio described accidents as costly, totaling ninety million dollars in Ohio last year. He noted losses to merchants, employers, and families, and urged public education to reduce accidents. The event, organized by Earl Bacon of the Chamber of Commerce, also welcomed guests H. M. Potter and Clarence W. Dick. Directors later voted to sponsor another Municipal Halloween party with local organizations offering support.
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Hotel Newell
B. Martens
Safety and Hygiene Division
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ohio
Martens
Young Men's Business Club
Trace Sources In Income Of Moose Scandal Trial
On September 39 in New York the defense traced income of the Loyal Order of Moose organization department. Two men agreed to pay Senator James J. Davis 609000 to gain control of the department, a claim used to justify a supposed sale by Davis. Jenkins and Fred W. Jones were named as alleged financiers, with Davis reportedly out of touch since before lottery charges. The department allegedly received 25 dollars from a 1931 Silver Jubilee Campaign membership drive run by Theodore Miller, with supervision by the propagation department aiding Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Organization Department
Loyal Order of Moose
James J. Davis
Department
Davis
Joseph A. Jenkins
Fred W. Jones
Jenkins
Theodore Miller
Miller
Lone climber scales Matterhorn solo to summit
A party of climbers and guides reached the Matterhorn summit in Switzerland to find a solitary Alpine named Metzger sitting atop 14,780 feet. He claimed to have scaled the peak alone, refused to join the guides for the descent, and descended alone to Zermatt, six miles away.
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Matterhorn
The
Switzerland
Metzger
Zermatt
Mother Seeks Education to Enrich Family Life
A Cleveland area mother with a Western Reserve University education seeks self development through parent education courses. Advice urges starting next September, keeping a notebook of family issues, continuing PTA work, and pursuing psychology biology sociology and philosophy of education, with future graduate studies at a university child welfare program.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Wester Reserve University
State Federation of Womens Clubs
Thif
Western University
Wahue Cher
Lettes
Dad
PTA
Mystery Flights Offer Fixed Price Tours From Esti
A Czech company on the Elbe near Esti launches mystery steamers offering tours to unknown destinations at fixed prices. The concept mirrors mystery trains and rail tours and boosts interest as an airplane firm contemplates fixed rumbo flights into the blue.
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Esti
Czechoslovakia
Elbe
Nay
Mr.tery
Whales Wanted Alive or Dead for Museum Study
Royal Scottish Museum in Edinburgh issues an appeal to coastguard stations along Britain to report stranded whales porpoises and dead dolphins. When found the museum wires reports and covers expenses, seeking scientific and potential economic information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Scottish Museum
Edinburgh
Scotland
Gold altar consecrated at Buckfast Abbey England
A pure gold and silver altar piece richly enamelled with precious stones was consecrated at St Mary’s Buckfast Abbey England. It symbolizes the Holy Ghost and is attributed to M Wite a goldsmith from Aix la Chapelle Cathedral.
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St. Mary's the Benedictine Abbey
Buckfast
England
M. Wite
Aix la Chapelle Cathedral
Cabinet splits as Snowden resigns from Liberal ministers
Snowden, former Labour chancellor of the exchequer, resigns from the national coalition government led by Ramsay MacDonald. Liberal leaders Sir Archibald Sinclair and Sir Herbert Samuel also protest imperial trade preference accords signed at Ottawa, fueling a partisan rift in Britain.
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Snowden
Laborite
Cochequer
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Archibald Sinclair
Scotland
Herbert Samuel
Home Affairs
Viscount Snowden
Ottawa
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Berres in Rocky River
Elizabeth Berres of 1612 North View Road Rocky River died Thursday after a brief illness. She formerly lived in North Ridgeville and left several siblings including Job Dieterich Nicholas Edward Peter Mrs Nicholas Gerhart Avon Mrs Jogeth Pitts Bisha i and Mrs Anthony Mutch Dover. Funeral services set for 10 06 a m Monday in Rocky River.
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Elizabeth Berres
North View Road
Rocky River
North Ridgeville
Job Dieterich
Nicholas
Edward
Boyer
Peter
North Hidgeville
Nicholas Gerhart
Avon
Jogeth Pitts
Bishai
Anthony Mutch
Dover
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Dair ot Fields
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Dair of Fields will be held Saturday at 2 PM from Fields Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial will follow in Fields Cemetery.
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Emma Dair Ot Fields
Fields Methodist Episcopal Church
Fields Cemetery
Court actions and a Lorain divorce headline
In Lorain, The City Bank Company sues Frank and Mary Mack for 5989 on a promissory note with foreclosure. Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues William H. Rob ert et al for 2226 on a promissory note with mortgage foreclosure. Lutmella Meier of Lorain is granted a divorce from Joseph on extreme cruelty. Citizens Home and Savings Association sues Harvey and Ethel Hill for 2962 on a promissory note with foreclosure. Lorain Savings and John C. VanAusdale et al seek 2125 on a promissory note with foreclosure.
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City Bank Company
Lorain
Frank and Mary Mack
Cleveland
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
William H. Rober
Lutmella Meier
Joseph
Citizens Home and Saiings Association
Harvey and
Ethel Hill
Lorain County Satings and Trust Company
John C. VanAusdale
Hero of Ladysmith Dies Balzer Henry A Wilson native NZ
Hon Lieutenant Henry A Wilson known as Balzer dies in Wellington New Zealand. World War I era riding instructor to the New Zealand Artillery, he earned fame for bravery at Ladysmith during the Boer War and was wounded at the siege. He also took part in the relief of Mafeking.
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Ladysmith
Henry A. Wilson
Balzer
New Zealand
Wellington
Mafeking
Policewoman ducked in Hyde Park clash over bathing children
Scotland Yard introduces new policewomen gaining experience. In Hyde Park an officer tried to enforce clothing rules for unaccompanied children, ordering two tots in bathing suits away. A male bystander pushed her into the water before a colleague rescued her. Separate note mentions early humans using facial cues with teeth and tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Yards
Hyde Park
Rosa Chosen Oberlin Legion Post Commander
W A Rosa elected commander of Earl Wilson Locke Post No 102 American Legion at annual meeting. Chalmer Davidson first vice commander Earl Stanfield second vice commander Harvey Pratt adjutant Harold Cook finance officer and others named. Joint installation of American Legion Auxiliaries and Post officers set for October 8 at Hotel Antlers Lorain with Colonel Ralph D Cole of Findlay to install and speak.
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Oberlin
W. W. Rosa
Earl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Chalmer Davidson
Earl Stanfield
Harvey Pratt
Harold Cook
James Miskovsky
Victor Muck
Muck
Rosa
Simpson
Miskovsky
Pratt
Spitler
Lerayn County
Hotel Antiers
Lorain
Ralph D. Cole
Fimdles
Department of Oho
Literary-Social Club Opens Fall With Youth Movement
The Literary and Social club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. R. W. Allen’s East College Street home. Mrs. Locke Cooley, president, welcomed members back and the Youth Movement was studied. Members shared summer experiences. The group planned accommodations for the upcoming Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs district meeting in Oberlin October 15 and 14. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Allen with help from Mrs. Harry Hover and Mrs. Charlotte Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Allen
East College Street
A. R. Carsten
Locke Cooley
Ohio Federation of Women’s Elits
Obersin
Club
Alien
Harry Hover
Charlotte Scott
W C T U to Hold County Meeting in Oberlin
Lorain County W C T U plans its annual convention at First Methodist church Oberlin on Tuesday October 4 with two sessions. The morning session begins at 9:00, followed by a luncheon at 12:30 in the church dining rooms. Local members are invited to attend and bring their records.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
First Methodist
African school crowded near Bulawayo overcapacity
In South Rhodesia a girls school at Hope Fountain near Bulawayo struggles to house rising demand for learning. A black girl from Selukwe cycled in, after riding trains until funds ran dry, then walked 20 miles to enroll as a working pupil while her widowed mother could not meet fees.
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South Rhodesia
Hope Fountain
Bulawayo
Selukwe
Paris Considers Home Alarm System After Police Call Run
City officials weigh private home alarms similar to the 609 street system. Residents press a 2% button and a glow indicates reception. Public alarms use glass protected telephones. breakage alerts the central station and the Flying Squad uses truck equipped with searchlight, jack, first aid kit and stretcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Public invited to hear annual report of C. T. U. work
The public is invited to attend the annual separation of the year’s work of the C. T. U. throughout the country, with details pending attendance and location.
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Counse
Oberlin Hosts Scott Exhibit and Local Notices
Oberlin hosts an exhibit of Scott artifacts loaned by Professor Sherman at Carnegie Library to honor the 100th anniversary of Sir Walter Scott's death. The collection includes Coleridge initials on a book once linked to Scott and a note on the fly leaf. Regional notices follow: social club hosting, a reception for Rev. and Mrs. McBride, and a state meeting of the Ohio federation AAUW in Springfield October 14–15. Local deaths and travels of residents are reported, including Miss Margaret B. Laird, and returns from Ambri dge and Europe by W. Carson family and by Richard Wickler and Harry Kline.
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Walter Scott
Sherman
Carnegie Library
Scott
Wadsworth
Colderidge
Coleridge
George Crabbe
Wiliam Code
James Hall
Edinburgh
Ohio Federation of the American Association of University Women
Shawnee
Springfield
Ohio
Paul Mort
Columbia University
Walters
University of Cincinnati
G. D. Hubbard
Oberlin
Fannie A. Drummond
West College Street
Norwalk
Huron County
Baptist Church
Margaret B. Laird
Los Angeles
Calif
Laird
Oberlin Bank
W. Carson
Ambridge
Mr. Carson
Richard Wickler
Harry Kline
Europe
Kidnaping Demands Ransom for Wisconsin Soda Owner
A ransom demand of 25000 dollars was made for the release of Jess Minkowski, proprietor of a Kenosha Wisconsin soft drink business. He was kidnapped from his place of business.
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Raison
Guo
Jess Minkowski
Kenosha
Wis
Sentencing of Korean Bombing Suspect in Hirohito Incident
A Korean named Rihosho was sentenced to death today by the Supreme Court for hurling a bomb at Emperor Hirohito on January. The case, reported by wartime authorities, marks a decisive judicial outcome in the assassination attempt.
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Turio
Rihosho
Emperor Hirohito
Supreme Court
Senate Split Over Salary Cuts and Milk Price Probe
The Ohio special session debates wage reductions for public officials with a Taft backed amendment and a split Senate vote, while Governor White floods the day with six messages proposing a milk price investigation and housing and tax measures. The House moves a relief loan bill through with minimal opposition as the Senate stalls on the governor’s milk price plan amid political maneuvering.
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Senate
House
Senate Finance
Senate Economy Committee
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Finance Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Indiusary
Penate
White
Ohio
Burk
Judiciary Committee
Hose
Housing Corporation Bil
Harry Hansen
Toledo
Codes Committee
George Forrer
Hansouk County
E. J. Eikenberry
Women to cross Persian Desert alone explorers named
Lady Milford Waven and Lady Louis Mountbatten plan a months long expedition across the Persian Desert using planes steamers automobiles and camels. Edwina Ashley Mountbatten once Sir Ernest Cassel’s granddaughter and king Edward’s goddaughter became the wealthiest Englishwoman after his death. There is speculation about sea serpents and deep sea life.
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Persian Desert
Persia
Milford Vwaven
Louis: Mountbatten
England
Louis Mountbatten
Edwina Ashley
Ernest Cassel
Edward
Sir Ernest
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Poultry Prices
Cleveland markets show steady at 19 for butter per pound and 221-2 for receipts. Poultry prices steady with Leghorn broilers at 12 1 7, ducks 10 12, heavy broilers 14 etc. Cattle and hog figures noted with 149-090 for hogs and around 3 50 for steer and heifer sales. general market activity described as slow to steady with limited outlets.
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Cleveland
Ateady
Ohio
New York
Sachs
Lima
Chic&go
Chicago N
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Wisconsin Cobblers
Timothy
Indictments Brought In Eight Day Lorain Count Session
Mildrad Slaine, 26, alleged Morana as father of her child. Jury listed 29 indictments, many secret, from 155 witnesses over eight days. Prosecutor said arraignments set for Saturday. criminal trials to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildrad Slaine
Morana
Mike Drisko
Elyria
J. J. Kickotta
Lorain
Alex Williams
Floyd Chamberlain
Grafton
Clair Baker
Hiyra
Tom Hebron
Ed Maletin
Kohler
C. F. Preslar
Don W. Myers
World Series Series Facts and Gate Receipts Report
The article lists World Series financials and attendance for New York and Chicago in 1932 and notes schedule details. It records paid attendance, receipts, and shares for commissioners, players, clubs, and the league for both opening and second games, plus remarks on Game two attendance surpassing Game one and references prior series totals and future games at Wrigley Field and Yankee Stadium with start times.
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Fach
St. Tourn
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Yankee Stadium
New York
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