Ward 1 Council Race Results and Mayoral Victory
The text reports election results with Lowery defeating Clyde in Ward 1 and Bryce Martin, Hose, and Lowery receiving key votes. It notes Joseph Glenn Hellane as Republican candidate in Ward 1 and Grand er M. Potter with 420 votes. Democratic candidates Hoy N. Knight 343 T B Wilson 188 Charles O. Smith 8. Zelgier won Republican nomination for Ward 2 with 114 votes.
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Sittle
Jay A
Polis
Counellmania
Lowery
Clyde” BE
Hose
Bryce
Martin
Joseph- Glenn Hellane
Grander M. Potter
T.B. ‘Wilson
Charles 0. Smith
Hy Zelgier
Olive Tablets Promised Relief From Constipation
An Ohio doctor promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel cleanser and liver bile flow aid. The ad claims they ease headaches energy loss and mental dullness by treating constipation and asks readers to test them tonight. Priced 30¢ and 60¢ for jars of 154 tablets.
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TLS
Ohio
Ward 3 and 5 election results with party nominations
The report lists GOP and Democratic candidates across wards 3 through 5. Ward 3 shows Charles Lamar winning the Democratic nomination with 376 votes, alongside Republican contenders and other figures. Ward 5 notes David Bowman securing the Republican nomination for City Council with 278 votes, plus multiple precinct tallies for Fridinger MeElwee Miller and Sweeney across precincts and mayoral races.
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Bruce H. Zeller
Frank Eliott
Council
Charles W. Fayett
Gatyerin & Bartle
Harry A. McFadden
B. Frank
William
Milhouse
Herbert C. Adams
Senal
Hillard
Fry
Miller
Fridinger
McElwee
Sweeney
Meibyee
McElree
Sweener
Fringer
McEilwee
Serait
Ery
Miler
Sweeter
MeElwee
Me Ziwee
Frecbet
Censorship Tightens in Ireland and Labor Council Proposed
London reports Ireland imposes right press censorship forbidding uncensored war reports abroad and restricting news about internal public order. In Washington CIO President Murray urges Roosevelt to create a labor management council for the steel industry to align production for defense and civilian needs.
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London
Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Roosecrelt
Willkie Advised as Possible Aid Administrator
Washington reports speculation that President Roosevelt may appoint Wendell Willkie to run lend lease aid to Britain, Greece, and other embattled nations. With the bill likely to pass, officials say the job could demand full-time authority under the President, aided by existing liaison committees. Willkie’s visit to England and talks with Churchill fuel the idea, plus his business background and recent support for the act. He plans to resume law practice after returning home.
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Washington
Werdell L. Willkie
England
Roosevelt
Britain
Greece
Chidiz
Willkie
Isiven & Key
Anuther
Winston Churchill
Tait
Maryland CIC opposes Lend-Lease bill in labor council action
The executive board of the Maryland District of Columbia Industrial Union Council condemned the Lend-Lease Bill as endangering labor rights and increasing the push toward war. Joan T. Jones announced the stance while the council also opposed antitabor measures in home guard and sabotage bills and urged Congress to pass HR-2082 for federal coal mine inspections.
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Washington
Maryland District of Columbia Industrial Union Council
CIC
Joan T. Jones
Counci
Home Guard
Maryland
Army Dog Buster Promoted at Fort Benning
Fort Benning Ga Jan 29 a promotion list reads for the 97th Observation Squadron announcing corporal rank for private Buster D O G K8 H20. The order notes Buster will be obeyed and respected and mentions air hours including a forced landing in an observation plane.
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Fort Benning
Army Air Gorge
Buster
Ladies Aid quilting meeting at Reformed church
Charlton January 28 notes report a quilting session by the Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed congregation with a dinner for Rev Wade Human and others. Visits to patients, illness updates, and local travel in Big Pool and Hagerstown are recorded along with a long aside about Mariners in the Indian Ocean and an ancient Egyptian pyramid's stone mass.
Plan to Establish Bases Charged in Azores Move
Rome reports Virginio Gayda the Italian Fascist editor accuses the United States of plans to set air and naval bases in the Azores. He claims Washington seeks a permanent armed vigilante presence over Europe under the guise of defense. Foreign observers note Germany could land in North Africa to split the British Libyan drive from French forces, as Rome braces for further advances toward Benghazi.
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Rome
Virginio Gayda
United States Today
Azores
Eurone
Italy
Germany
United States
Bis
Il Giornale
Ustia
America
Pln
Europe
North Africa
Archibald P. Wavell
Libya
Thai French Indo China border clashes flare anew
Heavy fighting erupted along the Thailand and French Indo China border as Thai High Command charged continued French warlike operations after the cease fire deadline set by a Japanese brokered truce.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Indo-China
Thai High Command
Con
UAW, Allis-Chalmers to Resume Negotiations Tomorrow
Milwaukee officials of the United Automobile Workers Union and the strikebound Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co will meet tomorrow in another bid to end the week old dispute. Union president Harold Christoffel said the union previously rejected a company proposal that 7,000 production workers return to work while new talks proceed to reach a new bargaining agreement.
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Milwaukee
United Automobile Workers Union
GIO
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Harold Christoffel
Violation Charged In Federal Action
The Justice Department charged in a New York federal complaint that the Institute of Carpet Manufacturers of America its president fourteen corporate members and others conspired to fix rug and carpet prices and to limit production. The institute issued letters and reports to effect the unlawful price fixing and production limits.
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New York
Justice Department
Southern District Federal Court
Institute of Carnet Manufacturers of America
Institute of Carpet Manufacturers of America, Inc
Slightly Injured In Auto Accident In Jefferson Street Area
Frederick Funkhouser, 30, of Jefferson Street, sustained a fractured left shoulder and head injuries when he fell against an automobile driven by James F. Malott on West Church Street near the MCAC early yesterday afternoon. Malott took him to Washington County Hospital. Funkhouser was later returned home. Police Chief Peters and Lieut. Desmond said no charges would be preferred.
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Frederick” Funkhouser
Jefferson Street
James F. Malott
West Church
MC. c. A
Malott
Washington County
Funkhouser
Peters
Desmond
Strike Ordered Tying Wright Field Expansion Work
Dayton Ohio January 29 A strike tied up work on a 1 55 million expansion program at Wright Field the Army Air Corps testing laboratory was ordered last night by John Breidenbach president of the Dayton Building Trades Council
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Dayton
Wright Field
Army Air Corps Testing Laboratory
John Breidenbach
Dayton Building Trades’ Council
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Claim
An old advertisement touts a home recipe using lemon juice and Ru-Ex Compound to ease rheumatic pain within hours. It promises a two week supply, urges mixing with water and lemon juice, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not felt, through Caulman Cut Rate and drug stores.
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Caulman
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