Time To Take Stock In The New Era
A newspaper column argues for a stock-taking of the New Deal era detailing critiques of Washington reformers and government overreach. It contrasts elder prudence with youth boldness and warns of job losses and national muddle if current policies continue. It calls for renewed work ethic and support for home industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Johnson
Harry Hopkins
Huey Long
McKinley
Cleveland
Lincoln
Washington
Spring Clean Up to Cut Fire Risk and Boost Home Value
The piece urges spring cleaning to remove winter clutter from homes and attics. It links debris to fire hazards and advises donating usable items to charity, burning rubbish on a windless day, and organizing closets and basements to reduce risk and improve appearance.
Huey Ickes clash tests states' patience with New Deal aid
Washington dispatch notes Democratic lawmakers privately back Huey Long in his spat with Ickes while avoiding public stance. States resist Washington bills from PWA FHA NRA FERA FDIC FCA as 21 legislatures adjourned without enacting much. PWA warns cooperation may steer funds, while noncompliant states risk poorer access.
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Washington
Huey
PWA
Ickes
Roosevelt
Mr. Ickes
FHA
NRA
FERA
FDIC
FCA
Pwa-Ers
New Dealers Say Bills Were Sent On Request
President Roosevelt urged governors to push FHA laws and has achieved success in 37 states while Ickes and Perkins deny coercion, saying bills were sent mainly on request and not tracked after delivery.
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Ickes
Perkins
FHA
Roosevelt
Yank traders face mixed bets in Brazil Germany deals
Trimmings from world marts show the export-import bank backed a Pullman Co bid to Brazil. Pullman underbid German rivals who then lowered bids further, trading Brazilian cotton for German cars. Germans won the contract, while Yankee traders note Brazil protested the same principle.
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Pullman Company
Brazil
Pullman
Germany
Treasury Tax Plan Aims Wide Tax Reduction Proposal
Treasury brains discuss a three part plan to cut rates under five thousand dollars, curb exemptions to tax low income earners, and raise middle and inheritance taxes. The idea, seen as politically timed before elections, may wait to next session but informs Speaker Burns and House discussions.
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Treasury
Congress
Burns
House
Inside contest for FHA job in Houser Moffett era
The article describes a high level struggle among candidates for Houser Moffett's FHA position. Ward Canaday leads active factional work with 86 12 ton shipments of FHA literature in six months. He reportedly has backing from Commerce Secretary Roper and has secured a Farley supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser Moffett
FHA
Ward Canaday
Commerce
Roper
Farley
Ickes Attacks Huey Long With Sharp Wit
Secretary Ickes calls Huey Long a rival of intellect, joking that Long has “halitosis of the intellect.” The remark signals the tense political feud between the Roosevelt administration and Long’s faction.
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Ickes
Huey Long
Huey
Forgotten woman looms as Europe faces new mobilization
After storms and turmoil, commentators warn that ongoing mobilization could shift focus from Europe’s broader issues. The idea that the continent’s crisis risks becoming dominated by a single neglected figure gains traction as attention shifts.
Clean Up Basements to Prevent Fires This Spring
Basements house many fire starters. keep papers rags and inflammables away. Spring is ideal to service furnaces and heating equipment in preparation for fall. Clean up lest you burn up.
Local Society Notes Highlight Columbus Guests
Mrs M B Shepard of Columbus visited Gen and Mrs Grosvenor while Mrs C D Gist Mrs H V Porter and Miss Helen Townsend toured Columbus. Judge H T Phillipe lectured at New Matamoras Masonic Lodge during the visit. Ten years ago L W Kerts hosted the Needle Club while Harry Larch and family announced daughter Julia Mae birth in Ohio society roundups.
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M. Shepard
Columbus
C. H. Grosvenor
C. D. Gist
H. V. Porter
Helen Townsend
Mrs. Gist
Vaughn Lloyd
H. T. Phillipe
New Matamoras
Harry Larch
Julia Mae
Health Hints on Prenatal Care for Expectant Mothers
Dr Morris Fishbein advises regular prenatal checkups to safeguard mother and baby. He emphasizes early exams, comfortable clothing, limited strenuous activity, daily light exercise, rest, baths, and a balanced diet with meat or fish daily. He also recommends cod liver oil and calcium, limits smoking to five to ten cigarettes daily, and notes risks from inhaled smoke to the infant.
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Morris Fishbein
Public Forum letters critique relief, roads and politics
The writer laments flu illness and criticizes the Ohio Examiner jail coverage, road fixes, and relief bills. They urge farmer unity, note government spending, and question leadership while citing local figures like Edna Harpaid and Governor Davey amid April Millfield concerns.
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Edna Harpaid
Mr. Johnson
Sandusky
Davey
Columbus
Billy Ireland
Jerry
E. Gillespie
Millfield, O
Tools of Tomorrow reviewed as hopeful look at tech and happiness
Jonathan Norton Leonard argues that society wastes vast technical potential while chasing material abundance. A traveler’s tale of Tibetan lamas with unused goods illustrates how financial and political concerns cripple progress. Leonard sees limitless resources but calls for mobilizing labor and reform to unlock benefits. Senator Vandeaterg of Michigan is mentioned in context.
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Jonathan Norton Leonard
Mr. Leonard
Leonard
The Dark Blond begins with Millicent in danger after murder
Millicent Graves finds her employer George Drimgold dead and encounters Jarvis Happ who sends her into a web of disguises and pursuit. She escapes through a fire escape with Happ’s books, flees the apartment, grabs a cab, and seeks a safe hotel while being pursued by Richard Gentry and Bob Caise. The pace stays tense as she hides and plans her next move.
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Millicent Graves
George Drimgold
Jarvis Happ
Happ
Norman
Robert Caise
Millicent
Mahoney
Ermine
Phyllis Faulconer
Richard Gentry
Gentry
Dick Gentry
Drimgold
Bob Caise
By Carleton 1935: Fragmentary Notebook Prose
A damaged OCR fragment notes a vague scene with a room, a dollar, and a woman named by Carleton. The text is incomplete and challenges identification of full context or event. No clear publication details or outcome emerge from the legible lines.
Local School Fears Spark Debate On Safety
Unclear OCR segment hints at concerns among students or staff about safety in schools and possible gatherings. No clear entities or dates are readable.
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