Reviews Struggle Of Czechs For Nationhood
OBERLIN the present Navi contention that the Czechs are a nation without culture has no basis in history says Prof Oscar Arte head of the Oberlin College History department in Finnes Chapel. He notes the University of Prague founded in 1348 is older than German foundations and discusses Latin Christianity origins. Arte traces Czech nationhood from 1620 under the Hapsburgs to Masaryk’s postwar freedom. Next Tuesday Professor Oscar
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Oberlin
Profescar Por Arte
Oberlin College
Finnes
Thursd
Profestor Arty
University of Prague
Art
Banatia
Germany
Arte
Hapsburg Empire
Thomas Masiryk
Oscar
Eaton Church Plans Promotion Sunday
Promotion Sunday at Eaton Church features a multi group program with children taking part Bibles presented to Cradle Bull and Beginner Department graduates certificates awarded to Intermediate class members The Centuries Company adds fun and enthusiasm The worship will include a sermon How I Walk With God and special music.
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Eaton Church
Blind Girl Ruth Mas Hitchenck Graduates From Cambridge
Ruth Mas Hitchenck, blind since infancy, completes a Cambridge Theological Trip with highest honors. She plans no ordination, instead seeking a teaching position, pursuing ambition over clerical ministry.
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London
Ruth Mas Hitchenck
Cambridge
Ruth
Jaszi to discuss Czechoslovakia 1919 to next Tuesday
Jaszi, head of the Political Science Department, will discuss Czechoslovakia from 1919 to the present. His address is set for noon in Fimney Chapel.
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Jaszi
Poltical Science Department
Czechoslovakia
Fimney Chapel
Expansion Of Germany Now Complete
Edward W Beattle reports that German officials say Hitler’s territorial claims are satisfied with the Sudetenland as the final European region. They claim no further expansion in Europe and note a need to demobilize troops after the transfer while restoring civil life.
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United Press
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Germany
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Europe
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Genanys
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Saar
League of Nations
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Reich
Eupen
Belgium
Schleswig
Elyria Woman Among Five Beneficiaries In Chapman Estate
Mrs. Alice Platner of 149 Columbus Street, an Elyria resident and director of Lorain County WPA Adult Education, is named one of five beneficiaries in the William B Chapman estate. The NY Transfer Tax Department approved the estate. Chapman died December 16, 1931. Real and net values are given as 54982 gross and 35625 net. Other beneficiaries include Bruce W. Chapman of New York, Robert Chapman of Baltimore, and two adopted children Thomas Chapman of Hollywood and Ruth Elizabeth Chapman of Blacksburg. Executors named are Bruce W Chapman and The Kiman National Bank.
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Columbus Street
William B Chapman
New York State Transfer Tax Department
New York
Platner
Lorain County
WPA
Chapman
Bruce W. Chapman
Robert Chapman
Baltmore
Maryland
Thomas Chapman
Hollywood
Corn Plantings To Be Studied On Farm Tour
County extension agent C I Hummel announced a group farm tour to study this year’s hybrid corn plantings on three Lota Counts farms. Stops include Henry Leimbach farm Brownhelm Township a 10 acre crossing plot Neil Ludwig farm south of Amherst to compare varieties and Frank Sweet farm Fields Corners to view K-23 corn with a possible fourth stop if time allows. The farms were chosen because the corn remains on the stalks and reflects current hybrid selections.
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Hummel County Agricultural Extension
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm Township
Neil Ludwig
Amherst
Frank Sweet Farm
Fields Corners
Hummel
Hitler Holds Borders Eternal Says Mussolini In Peace Talk
Fragmented report notes Hitler and Mussolini affirm eternal borders during a visit with assurances no territorial claims against Roumania or Transylvania. It recalls historic shifts from the Franco Prussian War to postwar treaties and mentions France, Austria, Italy, and Germany in a broader territorial dialogue.
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France
Germany
Holy Roman Empire
Hitler
Tyrol
Italy
Austria
Mussolini
Transylvania
Roumania
Austria- Hungary
Two Sentenced To Penitentiary In Amherst Case
Abraham George 42 of Amherst was sentenced to the penitentiary by Judge Guy B Findley after the court refused probation. He shot his mother in law Bertha Abraham during a quarrel months ago and faces an indeterminate term of one to twenty years. Joe Bohach 29 of Lorain also received a penitentiary sentence after probation denial for felonious assault on a girl under 14. Albert Riea 29 of New York City was committed to Lima State Hospital for Criminally Insane after stealing and wrecking Dr Walter Hyde’s automobile last July 3.
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Amherst
Guy B. Findley
Geogre
Bertha Abraham
Abraham
Toledo
George
Joe Bohach
Lorain
Bohach
Willam Wickens
Albert Riea
New York City
Walter W Hyde
Wellington
Lima State Hospital
Prepare To Take Over Sudetenland
Berlin reports Nazi leaders are preparing to harmonize Sudetenland with German policy, adding industrial and mineral resources to Germany. Konrad Henlein’s future role remains uncertain as his Sudeten German party is expected to be absorbed into the Nazi party, with a commission likely named for the region as in Austria.
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Berlin
Sudetenland
Germany
Konrad Henle
Fuehrer
Henleis
Adolf Hitler
Arthur Seyss-Inquarts
Austria
Helleins
Nazi Party
Hiller
Union Plans Educational Lectures Series
The Elyria Central Labor Union will sponsor six lectures at its meeting at 7:30 PM next Thursday in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. Educational committee announced topics and dates: Nov 3 wages and hours law, Dec 1 the union label, Jan 5 unemployment insurance, Feb 2 labor legislation, March 2 economic trends, and April 6 highlights in labor history.
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Elyria Central Labor Union
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Lutheran Leaders Gather for Recital and Address
Lutherans from the Missouri Synod region will convene at the International Amphitheatre on Sunday afternoon October 2 for a sacred music recital and an address by Dr. Walter Maier, a renowned Lutheran leader. An electric organ will be installed for the event, with Walter Sassman Haussen, a noted organist, performing sacred works in a 30 minute concert at the start. Maier, familiar to radio listeners from The Lutheran Hour, will speak on church concerns following the recital.
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Syhool
Wit
International Amphitheatre
Walter Maler
Walter Sassmanhaussen
Maier
Lutheran Hour
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