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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1935

Page

7

NRA hearings spark critique of big four tobacco control

The Senate Finance panel reviewed extending the NRA, with General Hugh Johnson cited as saying NRA was middle ground between communism and racism. Critics argue the big four tobacco firms dominate pricing, advertising, and farmer payments, sidelining independents and small businesses. Johnson’s testimony implied stronger state influence over industry.

Senate Committee On Finance Hugh H. Clay Williams Reynolds Tobacco Company Williams NRA General Johnson Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company Big Four Russia Italy Stalin Mussolini United States Johnson

Washington News and Comments on NRA Codes and Recovery

The piece critiques NRA code administration and favoritism, citing Henry Ford and a New York tailor fined for undercharging and a widow forced off home work. It notes Supreme Court actions against NRA, calls for restore anti trust laws, and argues independent manufacturers need credit and public support to recover.

NRA Henry Ford New York Colches Supreme Court Johnson United States

A Frank Turnion on State Affairs Highlights School Aid and Tax Bills

The School Aid bill proposing a 25 million dollar appropriation for Michigan public schools faces Senate floor passage with potential amendments but not the money amount. The Holbeck income tax bill was defeated while a joint resolution to remove the annual uniform tax rate remains likely for the 1936 ballot. A sales tax bill to exclude food and production items resumes floor action, with expectation that principal food items and manufacturing goods may be exempted. The oleo margarine tax bill passed the Senate by one vote and moves to the House. its fate depends on committee action and legislative timing before adjournment.

Michigan Senate House Brake Montcalm County House Committee On State Affairs Committee On Agriculture

West Grant Sunday School Grows with Community Welcome

West Grant reports a thriving Sunday school with broad community welcome. Farm Union members attended an open meeting at Mt Vernon and enjoyed good speaking. Local residents hosted visitors and shared family updates including a newborn in the Russel family.

West Grant Farm’ Union of Mt. Vernon Duncan Kepplinger Rose Reynolds Lawrence Finch Flint Orin Reynolds William Russel Seeley Johnson Rose Ickes Saginaw George Ickes Howard Seabolt Rapid City George Russel Mr. Russel Ad. Oliver Ben Agile

Winter social notes and local visits in West Freeman

Winter weather mentioned as a backdrop as John Radabaugh and family of Barryton visit Carl Radabaugh and family. Higha Hickok and Hilton Darnell travel to Harrison on business. Henry Spalding and wife from Lake call on Harry Boucher. Richard Boucher out of school with measles. A reception at Brinton for Archie Powell and his wife with gifts. Robert Sowles’ home hosts guests. Albert Gaffney returns home from work. Haston VanOrder family weekends with Elton Darnell and wife. Doc Hicks and Flint family visit the Cooks in town.

John Radabaugh Barryton Carl Radabaugh Higha Hickok Hilton Darnell Harrison Henry Spalding Lake Harry Archie ‘Powell Robert Sowles Brinton Albert Gaffney Haston VanOrder Elton Darnell Doc Hicks Flint Thomas’ Cook

Densmore Family Visits Amid Local News Notes

Mr and Mrs John Densmore and four children visited Saturday night from Detroit staying with her parents Mr and Mrs B Williams. Mr and Mrs H Carpenter suffered car fire damage. Alfred Densmore and family from Detroit visited Her rick and Frank Thompson's. Mrs Carl Cotton and children spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs R Schaar. John Densmore reported a horse death recently.

John Densmore Detroit B. Williams Alfred Densmore Frank Thompson Herrick N. A. Densmore Carl. Cotton R. Schaar Daisy Mildred Barber West Vernon Clarence Randle

Local families visit and mourn in MANN Siding area

Mr and Mrs Harl Brockway and relatives from Pontiac Owosso Flint Royal Oak and Royal Oak attended the weekend gatherings and a funeral. The Wm Johnson family of Greenwood mourns a longtime Clare county resident who grew up here and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

Harl Brockway Howard Brockway Richard Pfannes Pontiac Harry Hileman Owosso Claire Johnson Otto Burton Oran Burton Flint O. J. Heber Royal Oak Paul Gerlitz Wm. John H. R. Brockway Elmer Irons Mack Harvey Hatton H. R.brockway Wm. Johnson Greenwood

Local Social Notes From Gladwin Area

Mrs John Wickwire has been sick but is able to be out. George Griffin family and granddaughter Dorothy visit daughter Lea Cooper. Floyd Brooks welcomed a baby boy Richard William born May 6. Mrs Earl Price confined at home can ride out a little. Sunday visitors at Hol Cooper were May Amanda Malinda Defrees and Edna Blosser. Harry Hill and daughter from Alma visited Frank Brooks. John Wickwire and daughter Mrs Westendorf were Gladwin callers Thursday. Lake trip notes and Dryden visit details. Lucille Gruno accompanied them home for a brief visit. Mrs Miller and Clara attended church at Harrison. Eddie Bankus Bobbie and grandmother Kate Sears returned to Big Beavers after visiting here.

John Wickwire George Griffin Dorothy Lea Cooper Floyd Brooks Richard William Earl Price Lucille Gruno Miller Clara Harrison Eddie Bankus Bobbie Kate Sears Big Beavers George Sears

Snow Blankets Farm Harvests and Local Happenings

May 3 entry notes several farms buried under several inches of snow and expresses desire for warm weather. Community projects include K A Turner rebuilding the wood shed into a garage and coal shed with a concrete floor and gravel driveway. Local residents and visitors share illness, visits, and Sunday dinners with various families and church activities.

K. A. Turner Roselle Robinett

Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Rosebush Scene

Dr Atwood Campbell of Carson City spent Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Campbell. Many neighbors and friends visited and hosted callers through the week including the Osne rey and Cleavinger households. John Onderkirk died after a long illness, and local residents shared weekend visits and outings across Mt Pleasant Detroit Lansing and Westphalia communities.

Atwood Campbell Carson City Homer Campbell L. H. Moon A. J. Osnerey Oarae Harold Rollin Mr. Pleasant Harold West Ivan Graham Albert Campbell Harold McFarlane Thomas McEwen Harold Prout Iffl A Lansing Joe Cleavinger B. C. Finkbeiner Barbara Betty L. A. Stickle St. Clair Wertz Finkbeiner Elizabeth Maybee Larl Willey Nell Willey Mt. Pleasant Hugh Johnston Ray Matteson M. J. Crapo John LaClear Bert Shangle Jordan River Mancelona Eleanor Mogg Derwin Delmar Matthews Stella Sleight Orrin John Onderkirk Dorothy Murphy Mary Murphy John and Matthew Trewiler Westphalia Hher Joseph Gross

Community Notices And Visits In Loomis Area

Local residents report visits among Loomis families including Mrs James Gerren with her daughter Mrs Wilburn Burns of Beaverton. Various relatives and friends from Clare Sherman City Remus and Flint hosted or visited over the weekend. Sunday school at Town Hall led by Rev Wesley Teale of Clare and a prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 20 PM.

James Gerren Wilburn Burns Beaverton Tom and Elmer Olds Kenneth Gerren AL. Holmes Zoe Bergey Grace Bergey Clare Mana Jean Harver Frank Skyring George Anderson Norma Bergey Bert Kane Frank Holdy Flint HB. Bergey Wesley Teale

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