Pontiac-A rubber eraser removal from teacher's ear
A rubber eraser lodged in Charles D. Welden's ear at Pontiac High School was removed by physicians at General Hospital. The incident is listed among a wave of small items and accidents across Michigan towns.
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Pontiac
Charles D. Welden
The
General Hospital
Credit and Government Aid Shapes Postwar Recovery Debate
The piece argues for broad credit access while outlining limits on private loans and government programs. It explains how banks, the Federal Reserve, and agencies like the Reconstruction Finance Corp. operate, the role of collateral, and the risks to taxpayers. It notes pork and hog markets politics and the failed Wallac plan.
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Washington
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sam
Federal Reserve System
Wilson
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank
Department of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Home Owners’ Loam Corporation
Roosevelt
Nto
Roosevelt urges unity and continued aid for veterans
President Roosevelt spoke at the American Legion convention in Chicago to a crowd of 30,000 veterans, arguing for national recovery, unity, and fair veteran benefits without bankrupting the government. He outlined principles on disability and dependents and announced a plan to institute broad relief using surplus food and a non profit purchasing body led by Hopkins.
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Ypsilanti
Irma Prout Bessmxer
Henry Ford
Grand Lodge
Effice M. Moseley
Lansing
August
William Rayner
Detroit
Moseley
Arthur
Jackson
Michigan State Prison
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Uncle Sam
Saginaw
Shields
Here
Edward Fretter
Arthur Francis
Arthur Clements
Zeeland
Archie Mathieson
Oxford
Mathieson
Roosevelt
American Legion
Chicago
United States
National Treasury
Ruters
Wallace
George Peek
Public
Congress
Stephen Harry
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Agricultural “Administration
Corporation
Leve
The
Legion
Michigan Avenue
Soldier Field
Grant Park
Adalbert de Chambrun
Legion Convention
Italy
Guglielmo Marconi
Edward A. Hayes
Decatur
Ill
Hayes
Linois Department
National ‘Administration
Washington
Treasury Department
Hull
Dean Acheson
Treasury
Frederick Livesey
State Department
Frederick Leith- Ross
T. K. Bewley
Cuba
National Hotel
Grau
Robert Lotspeich
Havana
Swift’ & Co
Patria
NRA
American Federation of Labor
Green
Federation
Executive Council
Isabella Greenway Wins Arizona Congress Seat in Special Election
Isabella Greenway, a close friend of Mrs Roosevelt, was elected to Congress in a special Arizona election to fill the seat vacated by Lewis W. Douglas, now director of the budget. She won easily over Democratic opponents defeated the Republican and Socialist candidates.
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Isabella
Greenway
Roosevelt
Congress
Arizona
Lewis W. Douglas
Western Newspaper Union
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Allen Begg
Howell
Conway
Monroe
Marvin Navarre
Clarence Schradter
Flint
Edward Kleinck
Edward Brandt
Ferndale
Dexter
Fred Henes
Fair Grounds
Ann Arbor
Lawrence Hewes
Edmore
Phoenix Hotel
Gibbs
Tony Belsito
Belsito
Charles van Alstine
Marshall
Joseph Stein
William Palmer
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
Washington, D.C
James S. Parker
Georgina Wilson
Archibald Wilson
Parker
Frank G. Millard
Wilsons
Scotland
Air Corps
Randolph Field
Tex
Milton F. Summerfelt
Benton Harbor
William H. Ball
West Point
Richard G. Finch
Frank Joseph Darcz
Mt. Pleasant
Isaac A. Fancher
Central Michigan
Joseph H. Youmans
Clare
Mr. Youmans
Grand Rapids Railroad Co
Durand
Grand Trunk
Theodore I. Fry
William Bruckart
Reserve Banks
Farrow
Edward W. Pickard
Ngelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Vienna
Rudolf Dertil
Styria
Coat Putton
Derzil
Dollfuss
Prince Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Riffith Park
Los Angeles
World’ of Sports
W. Xd
Stribling
Georgia
William L. Veeck
National League Baseball Club
York
Joseph ¥. McKee
John Patrick O’brien
Fiorello H. la Guardia
McKee
J. W. McKee
VY Banks
Weis
Danville
Radford
Old ‘Dominion
Chancellor Dollfuss