Roosevelt cites Supreme Court wage ruling as federal solution
President Roosevelt told Congress that the Supreme Court validation of Washington state minimum wage law also revived a similar DC statute inactive for 114 years. Attorney General Homer S. Cummings’ ruling supported this view, linking it to a push for federal action on minimum wages for women and minors.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington State
District of Columbia
Homer S. Cummings
New York
Ohio
Hliineis
National Capitol
Roosevelt urges amendment to DC law include men minors and women
John N. Garner and Speaker William B. Bankhead transmit Cummings' opinion to Congress. Roosevelt notes DC law has been inoperative for 14 years and suggests Congress amend it. He favors including men and minors as well as women.
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John N. Garner
William B. Bankhead
Cummings
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Medilon Institute Opens New Pittsburgh Building
The Melion Institute will dedicate a five story building near the University of Pittsburgh, nine floors underground in effect, with a trapezoid Grecian modern facade. May 5 6 7 9 ceremonies mark the opening attended by leading scientists and industrialists.
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Pittsburgh
Medilon Institute
University of Pittsburgh
Fifth Avenue
Pitt
Institute
Idea
Melion Institute
Robert Kennedy Duncan
Duncan
Andrew W
Richard B. Mellon
Mellon Institute
Conservative Design Aids Resale Of Home
Marketability hinges on design with good architecture remaining timeless. Odd and flashy styles quicken obsolescence, while pure design outlasts trends. The piece contrasts adaptations with established styles and notes FHA insures mortgages by private lenders. It also recalls early English life insurance practices tied to a notable ill patient.
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Federal Housing Administration
England
Wellington by Cora M. Shepard
Local notice lists a delivery service contact for junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland with phone 156 R and address Barker Street in Wellington.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St. Phony
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Dissolution of The Reserve Abstract & Title Co
The Reserve Abstract & Title Company dissolves and its assets and goodwill are sold to Attorney Harry W. Wagner. The plant remains at Ro bert L. Walden’s quarters in the First Wellington Bank building with Walden retaining access. Wagner will own and direct the firm while continuing abstract services in Lorain and adjoining counties.
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Wellington, Offort
Reserve Abstract & Title Company
Robert L. Walden
Harry W. Wagner
First National Bank
Walden
First Wellington Bank
Wagner
Reserve Abstract
Lorain
Bride-Elect Gertrude Dibble Feted With Pre-Nuptial Events
Two social occasions honored Miss Gertrude Dibble. Katherine Hanna hosted a tea at Mrs. Dermott’s home with pink snapdragons and lace linen. Miss Dibble received white pottery book ends. Mrs. K S Andrews hosted a Nincheon bridge at Joan Darby Tearoom with sixteen guests. prizes went to Mrs. Curtice and Mrs. Bevier.
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Gertrude Dibble
Robert Andrews
Katherine Hanna
J. G. MaeDermott
Miss Dibble
A. B. Curtice
L. F. BeVier
Women's church meeting postponed due to Oberlin event
The Woman's Association of the Congregational Church postpones its Wednesday afternoon meeting in the church parlors to avoid conflicting with the Medinal Association meeting in Oberlin. Mrs. Taylor will review Bertrand Russell's Which Way to Peace. Women should bring a covered dish for luncheons at 12:5 at James Brand House. The Widening Circle class holds its class party for members.
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Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Medinal Association
Oberlin
Taylor
Bertrand Russell
James Brand House
Widening Circle
Community notices mix church events and club meetings
Families attend Congregational church Friday evening and St Patrick s Catholic church hosts a bridge pedro pinochle and bingo party at Herrick Auditorium Wednesday evening with prizes. Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps meets tonight. Wellington Garden club observes Guest Night Thursday in F W Jones Motor Co display room with three illustrated lectures. Sunnysiders Hustlers Rainbow Jr 4 H guests. Covered dish supper marks Temple Chapter O E S Past Matrons and Patrons Wednesday at Masonic hall with a social hour afterward.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Pedro
Herrick Auditorium
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
Wellington Garden Club
F.W. Jones Motor Co
Sunnysiders
Hustlers
Rainbow Jr
Temple Chapter O. E. S
Masonic Hall
Wellington Kiwanis to hear radium pioneer Dr Gable
Dr Luther Gable lone survivor of six chemical engineers who refined the first commercial radium in America will address the Wellington Kiwanis Club at the Thursday noon luncheon. He will also speak to Junior and Senior High students in the afternoon as a goodwill ambassador from the 1937 Great Lakes Exposition.
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Wellington
Mercy Peters Celebrates 93rd Birthday Today
Mrs. Mercy Peters marks her 93rd birthday observed at home on North Main Street with gifts from friends. She lives with her son-in-law Norman Griggs and wife and is cared for by her daughter Lavinna Peters.
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Mercy Peters
Norman Griggs
North Main Street
Lavinna Peters
Local Social Notes Include Visits Dinners and Birth
Mrs Minnie Holbrook visits a Canton sister. Mr and Mrs Paul Romers have a daughter born Friday noon. Charles Whiton admitted to Falls Clinic. Russell Kepler and wife visit his parents. Mrs Jessie Noyes hosts nephew D R Roberts with Alice Grace and Jane of Lakewood. Fred Wells from Springboro Pa visits Parks. Parks attend William Aikens funeral in Medina. Mary Knapp’s Sunday school class to sponsor Mother Daughter Banquet Friday. William Whitney and Henry Sherman visit Mrs Ben Dunkle. Dunkle recovering from illness.
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Minnie Holbrook
Canton
Paul Romers
Charles Whiton
Falls Clinic
Russell Kepler
Arthur Kepler
Jessie Noyes
D. R Roberts
Alice
Grace
Jane
Lakewood
Belden Cowles
Fred Wells
Springboro
R. G. Parks
William Aikens
Medina
Mary Knapp
M. E. Church
William Whitney
Henry Sherman
Elyria
Ben Dunkle
Truth Awakens Memory in Perception
A reflection on how truth presents itself to the mind and feels as if memory recalls a long latent understanding. The passage explores cognition, perception, and the immediacy of insight without external cues.
British Army Plans Grand Coronation Pageant in June
The British Army will stage a major Coronation pageant at Aldershot in June featuring 1690 musicians, extensive mechanized displays, and a royal parade with banners from across the empire. The event includes a Peninsular War re-enactment, a Keep Fit display, and a royal procession to honor England’s monarchs.
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London
Aldershot
Douro
Dominions
Empire
England
William T
Honorable Artillery Company of London
Olympia
Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston
London Company
Boston Company
Deafness as a spur to success and New York low life
A 1937 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys famous deaf individuals like Thomas Edison Howard Hughes and others, noting how deafness spurs achievement. It also paints a gritty picture of Bowery hash houses, kimono fashion at the Ritz, and nightlife at Kit Kat Club with social micro-observations across New York.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Howard Hughes
Rupert
Royal Brown
Rex Cole
Ray Long
Idwal Jones
Marconi
Ellen Glasgow
Bronx
Mother
Bowery
Ritz
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Middle Ave
J. T. Barnard
Elyria, Ohio
Title Company
Mortearty
Dr. Wm. J. Moriarty
Lorain County Savings & Trust
Burton Holmes
Roy Howard
Far East
Noel Coward
Cole Porter
Adolph Menjou
Delancey Street
Joe
Grantland Rice
Florence
Georgia
Riverside Drive
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Cance Corporation
Member
Federal Deposit Insufe
THE
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Big Ben Lump
Murbach Coal
Broadway Room
Gould
Forain
Tua Keyen
EOL
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