Lyons Inds Clayton Chapter Guests At Bicknell Dinner
The Lyons Indiana area reports a gathering of members including Mesdamus Mattieikel Mary Ed. Wilgate Baughn and L. B. Stalcup at a meeting in Bicknell. Guests from Indianapolis and other locals joined Sunday callers and family visits across the area, with many attending basket dinners and hospital followups in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Ind
Jung
Harry Sokohlman
Elnora
Leonard Fields
C. H. Nicholson
Willadean
Marilyn
Rachel” Nichollson
Keene County Hospital
Linton
Mergin Petty
Fettafar
Lawrenceville
NPA
Ie Perle
Axg
James Shankind
Alberta Hagamier
Sandborn
Alice Hicks
Advent Church
Sam _ Jones
Mary
Helen
Ate Moore
Ruth
Ora Hoover
Lena
Catherine
Macil
Little Shiloh Church
Oliver D. Bloomer
Edgar’ Alan
Ardath
Ann
Sk. Stalcup
Henry Layman
Prairie
Vaneee
Dulcia Hatfield
Shiloh
Claude Long
Hya
Carl Spurgeon
Roy Histol
Jes
Marl Grounds
Ann Grounds
Nad Eilington
Megea
Childen
Clarence ‘Metry
Stary
Eva
Rachel Helson
Linton Hospital
John Compton
All Mets
Frances
Mary Ellen
Morgan Valley
A. Boner
Ars
Fons
Feutz
James Cravens
Byron Bsay
Bloomfield
Mra. Bor
Views of Girl Clerks on NRA Code Effects
A Sioux City reader recounts conversations from her town about the National Recovery Act. She cites wage changes from four dollars daily to about fourteen weekly, longer hours trimmed to a forty hour work week, and asks if stores should keep the code. Other shoppers express concern for fair living standards under the NRA.
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Charlotte HH. Pregcott
Yenda
Sioux City
NRA
Avening A&in
Roosevelt
Aining
Pan Tharelves
Peyton
Lolaupe
Sahire
Ian Duatylos
Roosevelt plan discussed by White House reporters
Washington reporters gathered to hear President Roosevelt outline a plan to extend the NRA until April next with a skeleton framework that preserves no real authority, prompting debate on whether the administration seeks to end NRA or use it as leverage. The report notes labor unrest and wage chiseling continuing despite NRA claims of weakness, with NRA’s first chief Hugh S. Johnson quoted on the plan’s insufficiency. State and New York bureaus expand on reaction, including Lincoln and the people’s constitutional powers in Inaugural addresses and debates over amendments and governance.
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Willian EB. Fumphrey
Oven
Washington
Coalidge
Humphrey
Hoover
Roosevelt
Ghong
NRA
Attica
Aupply
Supreme Court
Hugh 8. Johnson
Central Press
New York
Leslie Echel
Nay Weller
United States Supreme Cat
Abraham Linnepin
Ugtt
Lincolin
Supreme Court Decisions Shape New Deal Era Debates
A ragged summary notes the U S Supreme Court rulings on the Humphrey, Bracely Lemke, and Mrazier Lemke cases. The writer argues the NRA decision most impacts trade, agriculture, and mortgage relief, with Humphrey yielding strong political signals supporting President Roosevelt.
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Ighor
NRA
Braxley-Lemke
Humphrey
Nrazier- Lemke
Weil
Tra
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Iva
Supreme Court limits on telephone rates raise stakes for utilities
The court ruled six to three that certain rates were set too low, affecting the value of telephone plant. The decision pleases the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and contrasts with the NRA ruling, as the holding company faces implications for federal regulation and rate investigations while expanding phone service and expected earnings.
Fragmented OCR text about a group discussion remains unclear
The readable lines show garbled names and phrases with no coherent event or facts. No identifiable people, places, dates, or actions can be confirmed for a meaningful summary.
Basement Recreated as Modern Recreation Room Idea
Community reads a nostalgia filled note on turning a damp basement into a modern recreation space with concrete floors and decorative patterns. It argues the transformation is affordable, boosts livability, and strengthens the foundation while offering durable, varied textures and colors.
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Eny
Local Social Roundup From Fragments
Fragmentary community notes recount informal gatherings and visits. Mentions of Mr and Mrs William Cookse, Mary Alice Hohe, Hester Evelyn, Marion, and other dated social events with neighbors and relatives, including tea, supper, and Sunday visits across several households.
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Farold’ Bohiley
Hester Evelyn
Marion
Maisin
William
Mary Alice
Bec
Hee Ara Mathe
Boytha Sullivan
Apd
Everett Mubtors
Rides to Glory travelers share Sunday visits
A string of social calls fills a weekend as Mr and Mrs Fred Nolting and relatives from Indianapolis side visit with Everett Mutterspaugh and others. Burke Bertha tel, Bertha Sullivan and children join Fay Smiths dinner guests from Indianapolis Jasonville and Tinton ring the social circle across Bedford and nearby towns.
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Fred Nolting
Eynest’ Nolting
Patricia Rosina
Everett Mutterspaugh
Elmer’ Loos
Nadala
Annetta Jéaj
Indianapolis
Homer Bertha Tel
Bertha Sullivan
Roy
Ora
Clovis
John
Betty
Bobbie
Billie
Coy Johnson
Bedford
Hazel Sullivan
Fay Smith
Claude Woodorf
Doe Hart
Alvin’ Blanton
Gerald
Leland
Jasonville
Harry Miller
Lydd
Hubert
Helen
Dorothy Blan- Ome
James Humes
Tinton
Sarang Ae F
Aaterary
Phedburn
Nolt Vry
Edward N Jones Chosen to Lead Federal Works Program
Edward N Jones secretary of labor and industry in Gov George’s cabinet has been chosen by Federal Relief Administrator Harry L Hopking to direct the large federal Works program in Pennsylvania. He will oversee an anticipated 350 million dollars in expenditures and resign his cabinet post to devote full time to the federal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Jones
Labor and Industry
George Ifare
Harry L. Hopking
Pennsylvania
Jones
Femneylvania
Parks Family Returns Home After Visit in City
Mrs Roy T Parks and sons Gilbert and Rex Terence of Indianapolis return home today after visiting Mrs Osa Parks and family and friends in the city Miss Lena Parks accompanies them for a few weeks vacation in that city Classified ads sell.
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Roy T. Parks
Aiytee Gilbert
Rex “Térrence
Indianapolis
Returi
Osa
Parks
Damily
Lena Parks
Regular girls meet postponed after notice mix up
Readable fragments indicate a girls event with a four four scheduling note and a lateness or rest period. The item mentions a regular meet delayed or altered and signals formatting errors in the notice. No clear names or places could be extracted.
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