The National Whirligig News Behind The News
Lawrence Richey Hoover aide received between 3500 and 4900 letters. Some cheered Hoover’s anti New Deal stance. others question if mail came from Hoover supporters or the Hoover organization. The column imagines 1936 GOP dynamics and mentions Huey Long, Coughlin, Olson, Townsend, Reno, and Willkie style plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Richey
Nerbert Hoover
Us Hoover
Washington
Richey
Mr. Hoover
Hoover Organization
Gage
Palo Alto
Meantime debate on inflation and unions volleys
The piece weighs on inflation fears tied to wage growth and a two billion dollar currency plan, noting New York and Federal Reserve stance to offset credit. It surveys union tactics, rail politics, and conservative views while flagging ongoing labor federation conflicts and upcoming political shifts in Britain and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
Eccles
Treasuries
Federation of Labor
Uniegs
Bill Green
Great Britain
Sir John Simon
Sir John
Liberal Park
Berlin
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Minstrel Show Planned in Litchfield Town Hall
The Young Men’s Class of the Congregational church gears up for a three part program this Friday and Saturday featuring Cottontown Minstrel with listed end-men and a middle act including monologues and a dialogue. Afterpiece is the 30 minute blackface show Oh Doctor with cast including Taylor, Halladay and others. Ticket sales are strong and community events follow, including cemetery association plans and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Congregational Church
Cottontown Minstrel
Attaboy
Lawrence Johnson
Bunhead
Russell White
Cornstarch
Arthur Holién
Doddlebug
Norris Leach
Exgnorg
Robert Johnson
Doctor
Warren Taylor
Lawrence Halladay
Robert Falconer
Wells Miller
Chellie Balsh
Bob Ring
Rex Rasor
Cemetery and Park Association
Bride Family Seated Left of Center Aisle at Church Wedding
The wedding seating plan assigns the bride’s family to the left-hand side of the center aisle inside the church, with guests positioned to observe the ceremony. The arrangement reflects traditional seating by relation and aligns with the venue’s layout.
Moonlight Club Events and Girl Scout Benefit Notes
North Ridgeville reports Moonlight Club hosting three pinochle tables with awards to Francis Harrison and Mrs Ed Smith. Upcoming meeting set at Cedar Street Elyria. Also a Girl Scouts dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs C H Kathe with lotto prizes and honors for Miss Mary Ely and others. Mrs Evans resigns as Scout Mothers chair. new committee named. Mrs Annie Evans birthday noted. others visit from Home for the Aged. William Schroeder Jr improving at Memorial Hospital Elyria. Ruth McLaughlin and relatives visit Conneaut Lake. Gladys Knapp sustains severe burns from a kitchen accident. Willis Prechtel undergoes major surgery at Charity Hospital Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight Club
North Ridgeville
E. Robinson
Francis Harrison
Ed. Smith
Paul Knapp
F. Harrison
C. H. Kathe
Lotto
Mary Ely
E. A. Brant
Marcella Schmitz
P. L. Morgan
Charlotte Steinmetz
Ruth Steinmetz
M. Evans
Wooster
Scout Mothers’ Committee
Evans
Vern Andrews
W. G. Smith
M. B. Robinson
Mira
William Wigarts
M. W. Evavs
Annie Evans
J. N. Oaken
Hattla Meach
William Schroeder, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Misa Ruth McLaughlin
Gertrude
Patricia Nelson
Conneaut Lake
Charles McLaughlin
Mary McLaughlin
Gladys Knapp
Willis Prechtel
Charity Hospial
Cleveland
Township meetings shift to May Monday evenings
Starting the first Monday in May the meetings of the township trustees will be held in the evening. The afternoon meetings will be resumed again in November. The community was saddened by the death of one of the oldest residents, Mrs. Joseph Barres, who died Sunday afternoon at the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Randall
Massillon
Harry Streett
Myron King
Columbus
O. P. Jenkins
Wm. Spitzer
North Eaton
Spitzer
Charles Brown
Lakewood
G. H. Jenne
Bertha Hammon
Lodi Hospital
May Sendder
Mallet Creek
Dorothy Madro
Dorothy Geisel
Max Johnson
Karl Columbia
Doris Leach
Akron
Sherman Swanker
Swanker
W. EF. Beach
E. E. Treese
A. Swanker
Wm. Spieth
Helen Colbrunn
Cleveland
A. G. Law
Lod Hospital
A. B. Canfield
Pearl Jenkins
Lake Wales
Litchfield
C. H. Sears
Sears
H. J. Barnabee
Carrie Seeley
Louis Ausmuth
Louise Helen Ausmuth
Taylor McGregor
Leslie Mezargee
The
Baptist Church
Alex Samkow
Wm. Kinz
Joseph Barres
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United States
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Senator Long
Long
Ecaplode
New England
Congress
Frank Walker
Roosevelt
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National Emergency Council
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Ihouxy
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Ickes
Ufe
PWA
Harry Hopkins
Rex Tugwell
C. J. Peoples
Pew
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Wendell Willkfe
H. Hobart Porter
American Waterworks
Harry S. Harriman
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Willkie
Henry Harriman
Hauptmann
Joe Kennedy
Bethlehem Steel
American Rolling Mills
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
John J. Tenex
Joe Eartman
Fastman
Pelley
Aema
Michael J. Kallok
St. Joseph's Church
Cudahy
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N. J
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Lindbergh
Flyer
Hopewell
S.S.S
SSS
Laura I. Baldt, A. M
Acadant
Tracheis College
Columbia University
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Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
Girl Scout
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marion Sidor
Chicago
Western Reserve Finance
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Lorain
Walt Wry
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