U S Donates Millions to Government Payments Questioned
The Senate examined AAA payments amid protests that large sums favored big business. Senator Vandenberg sought a full list of recipients earning over 100 dollars, revealing substantial disbursements including a Hawaiian producer and a Porto Rican company, while critics argued for broader disclosure and scrutiny of farm subsidies. A later release by Mr. Wallace showed even larger figures.
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Wevernment
Vandenberg
AAA
Rivan Sugar Company
Senate
Sevretz
Wallace
Wallace II
Lothar
Pertu
Mel Star Corporation
6450 Jobs But Not For Americans
An American Iron and Steel Institute report argues that 13.414 million man hours of work would have been created in 1935 if imported steel were produced domestically. The study claims imports displace American workers, with 6450 full time jobs implied, and questions how the current policy benefits Americans while boosting foreign producers and labor abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Iron and
America
Wallace
Germans voting. U S turnout contrasted in 1930 era
The piece notes Germany’s 1930 election saw a high turnout with 476,153 votes cast from 49.4 million eligible voters, while the United States presidential vote reached 39.8 million. It argues Americans should view voting as a duty, not just a right, and contrasts national participation with Hitler’s mobilization in Germany.
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Hitler
United States
Ry Sax
United Ea
Oil supply outlook and future energy shifts noted in 1925
A 1925 survey discusses abundant oil reserves, continued production growth, and the prospect of shale oil and coal-to-oil fuels. It notes taxonomy of future energy, including diesel engines and deeper petroleum reliance, alongside broad social remarks about taxes, progress, and small town success stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperia
Colorado
ANNIVERSARIES AND TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS FROM HISTORICAL NOTES
A compact list of figures linked to Fisher Ames Dedham Salem and other origins, noting births and deaths across 18th to early 20th centuries. Includes Joan Overton Tennessee lawyer and pioneer, Samuel A. King, Charles P. Stein, Theodore Louise Clark, and Efrem Zimbalist among others. Also mentions historical dates like Lee's surrender and Dawes Plan.
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Fisher Ames
Dedham
Mass
Joan Overton
Tennessee
Louisa Co
Nashville
Salem
Boston
Samuel A. King
Paiborn
Herpert
Bia Universi
Theodore Louise Clark University
Harlowell
Isit
Charles P. Stei
Head of U.S. C. of C. To Speak Tonight
Harper Sibier, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, will discuss the effects of federal government policies on business, employment, wages, and individual security in a radio talk tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Sibier
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Republic Steel To Show A Profit
Republic Steel Corp will report a small first quarter profit at its annual meeting. President T. M. Girdler said plants operated around 60 percent in March, with March and June anticipated to top 60 percent. Flood losses were noted and a dividend plan for old preferred stock was discussed as progress toward cleaning up accumulations before any common stock dividends. Charles Wachner was elected a new director to fill a vacancy.
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Jersey City
Republic Steel Corp
Wednesdar
T. M. Girdier
Girdler
Charles Wachner
Cleveland Attorner
Lorain County Draft Horse Group Holds Late Meeting
More than 100 Lorain county residents attended a Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association meeting at Wellington Grange hall. The mixed business and social event discussed future activities, with plans for a future speaker and possibly a horse film. the group now lists about 150 members, most of whom own horses.
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Lorain County
Wellington Grange Hall
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
New York Day by Day at Battery Park Carnival Eruption
A noon Battery Park scene erupts into a carnival like rush as vendors and shell game artists spin selling, while Wall Street clerks, office boys, and notable figures mingle. Laura Comstock Dunlap, New York’s oldest active newspaper woman, is highlighted for her journalism teaching and on a Globe feature.
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New York
Mancharian Island
Battery Park
Pomeroy
Frafalsar Square
George Baker
Laura Comstock Dunlap
Muti
Globe
Dannemora
Dunlap
Sundar
Voters Urged to Register Ahead of March 12 Primary
All voters in Elyria Lorain and Sheffield Lake must be registered to vote in the March 12 1936 primary. Those not yet registered or whose registration was canceled for two years of nonvoting or who moved since last voting must register or transfer at the Board of Elections by April 13 1936 or lose voting rights. The notice urges protecting the vote.
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Elyria
Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Board of Elections Office
Snapshot of early radio era pay and celebrity writers
The piece recalls high pay in the Sun Herald and World markets, noting a 200-a-week writer salary once achieved by a few like Cobb and Ber Terhune through outside work. It mentions Char lie Somerville’s checks, and snippets about Belasco, Sarnoff, and other media figures, framed as nostalgic anecdotes from Park Row era.
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Sun, Herald and World
Charlie Somerville
Brooklyn Bridge
Lazaretto
Cobb
Park Row
Ber Terhune
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Trust Firms
Real estate transfers include OF WHE Law in TLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY at 219 Court Street. Cleveland Trust Company to Dorothy M Ramsar and others for Maple Avenue in Sheffield Lake Village. Sheriff's Deed to Oberlin Savings Bank for College Street in Oberlin. A Gordon to B D Gordon for 13th Street Lorain. Gertrude M Seehoelzer to George F Johnston for Hamilton Avenue Avon Lake Village. E P Reidy to James K Hoak for Broadway Lorain. Pereces Hills to Gertrude Arnes Meibar et al. Sublet 254 and 255 Sub-Block B Cleveland Beach Sub-division Sheffield Lake Village.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Dorothy M. Ramsar
Maple Avenue
Shfield Lake Village
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
College Street
Oberlin
A. Gordon
13Th Street
Lorain
Gertrude M. Seehoelzer
George F. Johnston
Hamilton Avenue
Avon Lake Village
E. P. Reidy
James Kk, Hoak
Broadway
Pereces Hills
Gertrude Argnes Meibar
Cleveland Beach
Sheffield Lake Village
National Chamber President to Speak on Business and Politics
CBS will air a talk tonight from 10:45 to 11 p m as part of a nationwide series. The National Chamber president will discuss Business and Politics in the second broadcast of the series.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
National Chamber
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de Agnes Scott College
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Coviington
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Russia
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Free Lance
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Houston
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Washington, D.C
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Texas
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Ores
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Sherlock Holmes
Bob Wagner
Charlie Chapin
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Wil Hays
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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Ves
Firestone
Firestone Service Stores
J. P. Schoonmaker
Broad & Cedar Sts
TLE Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Murbach Coal
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