Cleveland Banks Allow 5 Per Cent
Cleveland banks reopened under Roosevelt decree and Ohio law to pay up to 5 percent of old accounts for necessities of life. Banks planned broad interpretations while ensuring withdrawals complied with the Woodin regulation and state limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cleveland
of the Treasury
William H., Woodin
Clearing House Association
Ohio
Treasury
Woodin
Cleveland and
Roosevelt Cabinet Members Named For New Deal Era
The article lists Franklin D. Roosevelt’s first cabinet picks including Secretary of State Hull Treasury Woodin War Dern Attorney General Cummins Postmaster Farley Navy Swanson Interior Ickes Agriculture Wallace Labor Perkins Commerce Cooper. Perkins as Labor head becomes the first woman cabinet member in over 150 years.
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Cors Denl Hull
Tennessee
the Treasury
Wm. H. Woodin
New York
George H. Dern
Utah
Homer B. Cummins
Connecticut
James A. Farley
Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Interior
Harold L Ickes
Illinois
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Frances Perkins
Daniel Cooper
South Carolina
Miss Perkins
Woodin
Ickes
Wallace
Warren G. Harding
Roosevelt
Not To Be Depend ed Upon
Warning to women and girls about deceptive home earning ads promising 10 to 25 dollars weekly with "no experience necessary" and "no money needed" schemes. The Pemberville Leader notes anxious times push families toward scams and urges caution against seeking easy money.
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Pemberville Leader
Seneca bar backs mortgage foreclosure time extensions
The Seneca County Bar Association votes a resolution urging extension of the time of redemption in all suits to foreclose mortgages. It calls for extensions judged on a case by case basis and will be submitted to the Seneca County Farm Bureau Grange and the Tiffin Chamber of Commerce for sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County Bar Association
Seneca County Farm Bureau
Seneca County Granges
Tiffin Chamber of Commerce
An Artist In Her Own Way
A classroom discussion on painting recalls Sir Joshua Reynolds ability to alter expressions with a single brush stroke. Little Jimmy counters with a boast about his own skill.
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Sir Joshua Reynolds
Jimmy
Tub giveaway request for Carey Times
A reader asks if there are any tubs or washing equipment to donate. Please notify the Carey Times if you can provide tubs or related items for giveaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey
Printed Name Cards at Carey Times Office
A brief note describes printed or engraved name cards found at the Carey Times office, detailing their appearance and potential provenance within the newsroom.
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Carey Times
Say Who Owns the Highways Anyway
The Ohio Railroad Employees and Citizens League argues highways were built primarily with taxes paid by private car drivers and home owners. It cites two thirds funded by property and income taxes, a third by fees, and says regulating heavy trucks serves safety and transportation interests. The group claims railroads do not seek higher car charges and that truck limits could lower costs for private motorists.
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Ohio Railroad Employees and
Citizens League
United States
League
United States Supreme Court
Minister Learns Golf Tests Resolve to Quit
A minister learning golf declares he must give it up. When asked if he means golf, he reveals the true reason is the ministry. The humor centers on the conflict between a new hobby and church duties.
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Ministry
Giving Tenth and More Prompts from Colored Evangelist
A boastful exhortation urges believers to donate a tenth and even a twentieth of their income. The speaker and a sweating attendee echo a call to generosity linked to religious praise.
New Thought and Waste in Modern Distribution Debate
A young ad man argues waste in distribution can be beneficial by keeping people employed. The narrator counters with classic economics, noting over thrift harms production and consumption. He questions extreme views and references past crises to test ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Questioning Waste in Distribution and Economic Efficiency
The author relays a discussion with William Feather on the folly of assuming spending and consumption create wealth. He argues modern abundance with overproduction leaves people unemployed if goods aren’t bought, challenging the idea that investing saves jobs and that waste in distribution is desirable.
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William Feather
A Strange Coincidence Across the Bridge
An Irishman recounts meeting Patsy O'Brien who reveals his name is not O'Brien and Brady replies that his own name is not Brady. The humorous exchange ends with both realizing they have mistaken identity in a lighthearted street scene.
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Patsy O’brien
O’brien
Brady
Demonstrated Cleaner Dilemma in Ridiculing Ad Exchange
A humorous exchange shows a housewife testing a cleaner by rubbing it on a copy of Scandalous Stories and ending with the Sunday School Gazette, illustrating skepticism toward advertised stain removers in a Philadelphia Public Ledger context.
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Gazette
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Surprising Discovery Sparks Mystery In Florida Property Case
Local report notes Mr Brown asks why Mr Akerson departs for Florida while Mr Ritchey reveals land was found on his property. The terse item hints at a personal or legal saga unfolding with unnamed parties and a notable move to Florida.
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Mr Brown
Mr. Akerson
Florida
Beebe News Highlights Local Social Helloings
Ernest Kohmann visited Tiffin on Tuesday. Numerous local families including the Kohmanns and Pahls hosted or visited others over the weekend and into Sunday. Mrs. Beebe remains critically ill with erysipelas.
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Ernest Kohmann
Josephine Haford
J. J. Kohmann
T. R. C. Club
C. H. Hurl
Clarence Elchert
F. C. Beebe
Frank Pahl
Near Findlay
Firm
Card Party and Dance by the K of O
All GC. K. of O. members and their families and friends are invited to a card party and dance in their hall on the first Tuesday after Lent, April 18. Music by the Brown Orchestra from 7 to 8.
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GC. K. of O
Brown Orchestra
Being Worth While The Sketching Visitor Meets The Scarecrow
A rural scene unfolds as an artist asks permission to sketch in a field. The farmer jokingly offers guidance, saying the scarecrow will keep birds away from the peas. The exchange blends humor with a quiet, pastoral mood.
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Tiffin
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Weinandy
Werner
Nigh Veto
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Holden
Joe E. Brown
Irene Dunn
Phillips Holmes
Madam Blanche
Beebe News
Howard Rankin
Elma Phillips
Warren
Homer Phillips
H. Eldred Winey
Gertrude Cupp
Janis Ann Patchett
Toledo
Walter Gottfried
Lucille
Margaret Ellen
Gerald
J. H. Phillips
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