Monopolies Law Revision Likely After Roosevelt Trip
The presence of Robert H. Jackson head of the DOJ antitrust division on President Roosevelt's fishing trip fuels belief that a federal monopoly control law revision is imminent. The Potomac yacht will transport the President and party on a brief Florida fishing excursion.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Robert H. Jackson
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
Ganval Cummings
Potomac
Florida
State labor board rule lets employers seek agency help
New York permits employers to request Board aid to determine a bargaining representative for employees. For the first time in the state, the chosen organization would keep its status for one year.
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New York City
State
We Board
SEEK EUROPEAN PEACE TO CALM EUROPEAN TENSIONS
London reports ongoing talks among British Prime Minister Chamberlain and Foreign Secretarys Eden and Halifax with France's Foreign Minister Delbos to foster peace. The meetings aim to end rumors of a new war following discussions with Chancellor Hitler.
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London
England
Europe
Chautamps
Delbos
France
Chamberlain
Eden
Viscount Halifax
Council
Great Britain
Hitler
Germany
Farmer’s kerosene mishap sparks house and barn fires
In Jackson Michigan a farmer’s wife attempted to prime a kitchen range with kerosene causing an explosion that lit the house and a neighbor’s barn on fire. Firefighters contained the blazes but nine cows six calves a sow and a litter of pigs were killed.
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Jackson
Mich
More motorists fewer deaths drive safety results
National Safety Council records show 1950 deaths from automobile accidents in the first ten months, with total mileage up. Automobile travel rose 9 percent while fatalities rose less than one percent. Milwaukee is named the safest city of 500000 or more, with New York second.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Milwaukee
New York
World War II era sale and government asset move reported
A damaged clipping notes a government sale of surplus assets tied to a maritime campaign and construction stimulus. It mentions Egypt's premier and political figures amid a murky, fragmented summary of postwar events and a 26 year old clerk among unclear references.
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DP. C
Faye” Commercial
Oratt
Snce
Egypt
Cairo
Konr
Dred
Ats
Prdmnler
Mustafa
Nahas
Pasa
Beliver
Senator McCarren urges change in air control
Senator Pat McCarren says he will urge at the upcoming Congress session passage of bills to place the nation’s airlines under the Interstate Commerce Commission instead of the current dual control by the Commerce Department and another agency.
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Washington, D. C
Pat McCarren
Congress
Senate
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Commerce and Ateetigaca
Union Grange Presents Cheerio My Deario Play
Union Grange will present the production Cheerio My Deario in Rittman Grange Hall on Friday night December 3. All residents are invited for an enjoyable evening as members Ray Dilyard Evelyn Duyard Mary Taylor Jean Matty George Matz Gretchen Krng Louise Mc Coy Homer Miller Mrs Don Derringar Dorothy Hall Rey Amstutz James McCoy take part.
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Union Grange
Cheerio
My Deario
Rittman Grange Hall
Rittman
Flood control project funded for Chippewa Creek near Wooster
Farmers along Chippewa Creek raise funds totaling 3560 to dredge below Chippewa Lake and widen banks. The plan by Camp Anthony Wayne near Wooster clears 40 feet each side, removes trees, and displaces 80,000 cubic yards of dirt over six months to improve a nine mile stretch and prevent floods. Trustees B M Cohoon Ralph Cook L Newcomer E K Kerr B C Shumaker C S Langdorf M G Ryder Henry Clark Wayne Carlton lead the effort.
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Chippewa Creek
Chippewa Lake
Damarsetiy Foodas
Coc
Anthony Wayne
Wooster
Sydney Bucher
B. M. Cohoon
Ralph Cook
L. Newcomer
Guilford
E. K. Kerr
B. C. Shumaker
C. S. Langdorf
Westfield
M. G. Ryder
Henry Clark
Wayne Carlton
Lafayette
Escaped Death Twice by Narrow Railroad Quests
H V Dickerson, ex brake man for B and O W, recounts two near fatal railroad incidents. He survived a head on freight collision by leaping free, then narrowly avoided being struck by a passing passenger engine in Chillicothe, his body run over before slipping away.
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H. V. Dickerson
Dickerson
Chillicothe
Strick
No wonder Ohio named in praise of fertile lands and fame
A lyrical tribute extols Ohio from lakes and sycamores to farms and autumn woods. It lauds fertile soil, abundant harvests, settlers, and roads through red and gold scenery, celebrating the state’s growth, cities, and enterprise. It frames Ohio as a rich, young bride of fate.
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Ohio
Births in Sterling light. list of newborns reported
Mr and Mrs C C V Valentine Sterling welcome a boy Ronald born November 18. Mr and Mrs Russell Siders reported a son. Mr and Mrs Herbert Snell welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Sam Rokish and Mr and Mrs G K Stoll listed a son each. Mr and Mrs Carl Stoller welcomed a son and Mr and Mrs Wright Hartman reported a 9%4-1b son.
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C C V Valentine
Sterling
Ronald
Russell Siders
Herbert Snell
Sam Rokish
Wright Hartman
Wooster Woman Jailed For Disorderly Conduct
Ladie Tanner wife of William Tanner a Gersten glager plant employee was jailed eight years by Marshal George Morgan for disorderly conduct after crashing her car into a telephone pole on Second Street around 1 am She claimed she was taking WPA worker Louie Ridner to his place of work Mayor J B Gatehouse suspended a $10 fine plus costs noting her husband is not employed full time They have two daughters aged six and nine
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Ladie Tanner
William Tanner
Gerstenglager
Rittman Jail
George Morgan
Louie Ridner
WPA
Morgan
J B Gatehouse
Ther
Wooster
Rittman Hi’s Indians Preseason Opener Versus Dalton
Rittman High School prepares for its court season with a three game night at the Rittman gym. The Indians face Dalton High with reserves at 7 30, varsity at 8 30 and Sports League at 9 30. Bob Simonton and Boling are sidelined by infected feet, easing lineup expectations with Pope Yarman and Boycoat and Ditch in reserve roles.
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Rittman Hi’s
Indians
Dalton High School
Rittman High School
Bob Simonton
Boling
Dalton
Pope-and- Yarman
Boycoat
Ditch
Tenant expected for Snyder Drug store on Fifth Street
The Snyder Drug Store on the east side of the Square closed Monday night. Inventory was being taken as the family prepared to move here in Fifth Street. The youngston family had operated the store for years and expected to reopen under a new tenant soon.
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Snyder Drug
Chas
Snyder
the-Square - Pas
Bedtock
Sas
Oom
Elgared
Oungston
Pontlaage
Yatore Hag
Bank Kersa Opens New Branch Amid Regional Growth
Bank Kersa inaugurates a new branch as regional growth drives banking access. Officials cite expanded services and local employment, with customers greeting the facility in a ceremony. The opening underscores financial expansion in the area led by Bank Kersa.
Mystery Ship A Model Monoplane From Rittman
A local report from Rittman reveals plans for a heavier-than-air ship described as a model monoplane. The craft uses a nine foot wing span, light balsa wood, and a Brown motor, with details to follow as information is released by the unit service.
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Rittman Proas
Rittman
Uiison Service
Road project wins Wayne County approval for new west route
Wayne County commissioners and nearby landowners favor a proposed road from Rittman to Sterling. The plan, to be taken over by the county, aims for a shorter straighter route with maintenance funded by a 60 to 100 the county vote approving the proposal was reported after a final hearing in Wooster.
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Rittman
Sterling
Wooster
Wayne County
Paul E. Glasgow
I. E. McConnell
J. H. Fisher
Roy Baker
Howard Tisass
John J. Gannon
Jacob" Schorle
McConnell
G. A.mcdrid
Order
Rivas
John McGee Earns Otterbein Football Letter in Chapel Ceremony
John McGee Letterman at Otterbein College was honored with the football letter in a chapel program. The senior, son of Rev and Mrs C J Mee, has not missed a quarter in three college seasons and majors in Social Science. He played football since grade school in New Philadelphia and with the Rittman Indians in high school and also played basketball. He plans coaching and teaching after graduation next spring and maintains a high average with many A grades.
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John McGee
Rev
C J Meee
Otterbein College
Wasterville
John
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Rittman Indians
Otterbeln
Rittman Band to Hear Cleveland Heights Band
The 20 member Rittman High School Band directed by Fred Ebbs will travel to Cleveland Heights on Friday night to hear the storied Heights High School Band of 95 pieces. Heights is renowned, having finished in the first division of the national contest for eight consecutive years. Students ride in private cars driven by teachers and interested citizens.
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Rittman High School
Fred Ebbs
Cleveland Heights
Heights High School
Rittman Lifters Triumph Over Barberton in Weightlifting Meet
Rittman defeated Barberton by a wide margin in a Sunday meet with a final score of 1656 to 816. The lifters used clean and jerk, military press, and two-hand snatch. Rittman’s team included Carl Thompson and William Cordas among others, while Barberton listed George Brown and Anthony Chapanza.
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Rittman
Barberton
Reid
Carl Thompson
William Cordas
William Brown
Edward Perry
George Brown
Anthony Chapanza Bird Brown
Kayo
Tuomipson
Notting
Riteman
Avin
Every Boy Has A Right To Play Banquet Attended By Rittman Fathers
Rittman fathers and 219 sons gathered Tuesday evening in the UU B Church basement for their annual banquet. Special music included banjo by Irvin Crites with his daughter at the piano. Ed D Connor of Akron spoke as the featured speaker while the Ladies Aid provided dinner. Leonard Over read a Fathers to Sons welcome, Kenneth Kurts read a Sons to Fathers response, and scripture was read by Rev Beachey with prayer led by Rev Hen TY. Rip Cy Te Magi ew taalol Ol Sns A B Church introduced the speaker and Ed Connor delivered a playful remark about being introduced.
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Rittman Fathers and Sons
UU. B
Connor
Akron
Iadies
UB. Church
Irvin Crites
Marshballville
Leonard Over
Kenneth Kurts
Beachey
Hen TY
Ra ¥P Cy
Edd
Nersaid
St Ann's Bazaar at Union Hall December 2 to 4
St Ann's Catholic Ghurekh hosts its annual bazaar December 2 to 4 at the Union Hall under Rev. John T. Farrell. Booths led by Mrs. Meliwee, Mrs. Gettings, Mrs. McGorry, Mrs. Goffinet, Miss Pott, Miss Wilkinson, and Mrs. Rizor offer gifts, candy, bakery, country store, and refreshments. A moving picture show is planned for Tuesday night at the Rotunda Hall.
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St Ann's Catholic Ghurekh
Union Hall
John T. Farrell
Joseph Meliwee
Margaret ‘Gettings
Paul McGorry
Finh Pond
Chas
Pearl Pott
Mary Wilkinson
Carl Rizor
Orphari
Mrs C L Hurt Moves to Rittman with Daughter
Mrs. C L Hurt relocates from Louisville to Rittman arriving Sunday by truck to live with her daughter Helen Surt who recently graduated from Bittman High School. The move follows personal- effects arrival and prior time at River Fork Village.
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C. le Hurt
Helen
Hirt
Rittman
Ohio
Two boys rebel as they dash to school amid cold
In a brisk scene two youths mocking a passerby dispute a claim then sprint toward school as cold wind drives them on. Bob Simonton and Henneth Ot are quoted joking about rebellion and longings for escape. Kenny watches the scene with playful disbelief.
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Wis
Stila
Hit
Bob Simonton
Kenny
Night Sky Wonders Drawn In Nebulous Blue Dots
A scrambled page describes a night scene with countless tiny lights like diamonds on cotton. Figures and phrases mix, mentioning distances and positions, while a Nubian queen reference and sailor hunters endure nights outdoors as a mystery fills the sky.
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Sterling
Wadsworth
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Somerymen
Deario
R. H.S
Bank Kersa Ar
Nerve Verrediieks
Mystery Ship
Schories McBride
John McGee Letterman
Otterbein
Cleve
Garner
Ed S. Connor
ST. Ann's Bazaar
C. L. Hurt
Louisville
Shuening Apt
Ra Connor
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