Trade treaty program harms workers and farms says Congressmen
Congressman Treadway of Massachusetts argues that the trade treaty program reduces tariffs on farm and industrial products, impoverishing wage earners and farmers alike. He says cheaper imports depress domestic demand for farm products and throw American workers out of employment.
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Congressman Treadway
Massachusetts
The Civil Aeronautics Authority earns praise amid New Deal agencies
The Washington Merry-Go-Round notes the Civil Aeronautics Authority’s eight month record as creditable. It cites the five member board and Administrator James H. Doolittle’s leadership, praising harmony, efficiency, and fulfillment of urgent aviation tasks from pilot training to securing air defense and mechanics.
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Washington
Edward J. Noble
Civil Aeronautics Authority
New Deal
SEC
Social Security Board
Federal Housing Administration
TVA
Federal Communications Commissions
Congress
CAA
Bureau of Air Commerce
Air Commerce Bureau
Dan Roper
Munich
Hitler
Mussolini
South America
Boy, 10 Survives 7000-Volt Shock in Maidenhead
In Cookham Rise England Ernest Stevens aged 10 handling a fallen telephone wire received 7000 volts. He was brought to Maidenhead Hospital badly burned yet recovered fully within hours doctors marvel at his resilience.
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London
Ernest Stevens
Cookham Rise
Maidenhead
Observations on College stunts and local matters in Elyria
An Elyria based writer comments on college prank talk including a freshman swallowing five live mice and the wider issue of escalating mischief. The column notes praise for a pneumonia serum aiding rapid recovery, discusses federal aid criticism toward local projects, and reflects on parking etiquette and rising auto insurance discussions. It closes with remarks on 1939 car sales, Ohio tax receipts, and urban parking strain.
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Elyria
Farmers face home production gap amid new trade talks
The 1937 data show 87 million acres needed to grow crops imported that year, while reciprocal treaties with Argentina and Australia are discussed. Critics warn dairy butter and wool concessions may appear. wheat, corn, and meat duties could fall. The writer questions how long U.S. farmers will endure blanket tariff policy.
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Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Notable Births and Deaths Anniversary Lineup
A compact roster notes anniversaries of prominent figures: Richard Ward born in Newport 1689, Caleb Bingham born Salisbury Conn 1737, John Lothrop Motley born Boston 1814, Joseph E. Brown born Pickens District S C 1821, Henry James born New York 1843, Bliss Carman born Fredericton N B 1861. Death dates listed as 1763, 1817, 1877, 1894, 1936, 1929.
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Richard Ward
Rhode Island
Newport
Caleb Bingham
Boston
Salisbury
Conn
John Lothrop Motley
Joseph E. Brown
Georgia
U.S
Pickens
S. C
Henry James
New York
London
Bliss Carman
Fredericton
New Brunswick
So many dates and events from the past
A sequence of historical notes lists events from 1797 to 1938 including mutinies over pay in Britain, Hartford’s first deaf and dumb school, Lincoln’s assassination, the Montgomery trolley system, the Carnegie Hero Fund endowment, the South Braintree payroll murder linked to Sacco and Vanzetti, the 1924 Japanese immigration ban, and Franco’s advance to the sea. each line presents a brief biographical or historical milestone with places and years.
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Hartford
Conn
Lincoln
Montgomery
Ala
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Shoe Company
South Braintree
Mass
Sacco
Vanzetti
United States
Notable Birth Years of Public Figures Across States
List of prominent individuals with birth years and places including Gov. Loren D. Dickinson of Michigan born 80 years ago in Michigan, Dr. Fred Engelhardt of New Hampshire born in Naugatuck Connecticut, Samuel R. McKelvie ex governor and publisher born in Fairfield Nebraska 58 years ago, Rev. Dr. H Lester Smith bishop born in Indiana Pennsylvania 63 years ago, Dr. William F. Leiserson born in Estonia 56 years ago, Lita Grey Chaplin actress born 31 years ago, James J. Jeffries former boxer and rancher born in Ohio 64 years ago.
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Loren D. Dickinson
Michigan
Fred Engelhardt
The
Univ. of
New Hampshire
Naugatuck
Nat's Mediation Board
Esthonia
Lita Grey Chaplin
James J. Jeffries
California
Ohio
Deeds Not Words Bible Reading Message
A Saturday Bible reading emphasizes action over words from St Matthew 25. It underscores serving the poor and visiting the sick as essential to faith, quoting Paul on love and the final judgment. The message urges integrity of intention transforming into sincere deeds.
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St. Paul
Heaven
Christ
Chico the chow dog dies at 17 after decades waiting
In Rockland Maine Chico a chow dog who waited 17 years for her mistress is dead. From 1930 when her owner died at a local hospital Chico refused to enter any house spending most of her time on the sidewalks or at the hospital. For the past three years she had been a guest at City Hall.
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Rockland
Chico
Horoscope: Strong Independent Natures Favor Travel and Caution
Today warns that independent people resist opposition and may act unjustly when provoked. An urge to travel appears, with potential success in foreign lands. Such personalities often yield valuable results in the long run.
Natives Rise By Merit And Magnetic Qualities
A compact reflection on natives who ascend to high positions through personal merit and ambition, sometimes aided by the influence of others drawn to their magnetic presence, noting the blend of creative power and talent.
Elyria Block to be rebuilt with fire resistant construction
The Elyria Block destroyed by fire will be rebuilt using a different construction type to resist fire, per principal owner William Heldmyer. Most tenants are locating new quarters and resuming business, while Amherst seven dogs found dead last night from poisoning prompt a $50 reward offered by two owners for the poisoner’s capture and conviction.
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Elyria
William Heldmyer
Treasury honors Lorain County for War Savings sales
The United States Treasury presented a bronze tablet to Lorain County for War Savings Stamp sales totaling more than 1 730 000 dollars. County commissioners accepted the tablet. Elyria Rotary Club donated trees to be dedicated on the Elyria Memorial Hospital grounds as a World War memorial to local soldiers who died.
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United States Treasury Department
Lorain County
Elyria
Elyria Council Considers Street Renaming Plan
City council heard a proposal to rename and renumber many Elyria streets. An appropriation of 2000 dollars to repair flood damage in Cascade Park was requested. H H Stiffler announced his resignation as Elyria High School coach and athletic director after four years to take a rubber company position, with A N Smith recommended as successor.
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Elyria
Cascade Park
H. H. Stiffler
Elyria High School
A. N. Smith
Voice Of The People Letter From Elyria Reader
A Letter to the Editor from Elyria Ohio argues police have substantial duties after a recent article on parking meters. The writer recounts walking a beat with an officer for five hours to show the intensity of police work and the value of law enforcement.
Elyria Stocks Nominal Quotations Report
Elyria Savings Bldg figures show bid and asked ranges for listed issues on Saturday April 15. Readouts include Andwur Mort B’s Colson V T C and Elyria Tele Com along with Lorain Cty Bank Stki and Thew Shovel Pfd among others with varied price quotes and percent figures.
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Elyria
P. R. Smith & Company
Elyria Savings
Mort. B’s
Colson V. T. C
Mort. B's
Elyria Tele. Com
F. J Gen. Finance
Lorain Cty
Bank Stki
O. Elec. Pwr
P.S
Perry Fay
Edward J Noble Known for Life Savers Influence
Edward J Noble, longtime Republican chairman and founder of the Life Savers candy mint business, is praised for his vision and approach to regulation. He is described as kind, accessible, and influential among CAA staff, widely admired for his personal generosity and distinctive charm toward employees and visitors.
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Edward J. Noble
Noble
CAA
Vice Chairman Harllee Branch Remembered As Journalist Leader
Harllee Branch, longtime journalist and public figure, served as Vice Chairman and played a key role in media and governmental circles. His career included work as a Washington correspondent and leadership within postal and press organizations, shaping policy and industry standards.
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Harllee Branch
Washington
Post
Crime Prevention and the Police in Our Community
The passage argues that crime prevention stems from police presence which protects community peace and security. It notes police work demands diligence alertness and courage and cautions against undue criticism that could undermine public safety.
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Jawen
Hinckley and Mason See Flight Roles in WPA Era
Robert H Hinckley rose from Utah auto dealer to western WPA Director and trusted adviser to Harry Hopkins. He helped launch pilot training and led Utah Pacific Airways, earning White House confidence. G Grant Mason, 35, Pan American veteran and cartoonist, heads the board, married to Jane Kendall once hailed by Mrs Coolidge as a debutante of note.
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Robert H. Hinckley
Roosevelt
Utah
Hinckley
Washington
Western Wpa
Harry Hopkins
Utah-Pacific Airways
Gennai
Jane Kendall
Notable Rivalry in Civil Aviation Authority Leaders
Oswald Ryan, Republican and Authority lawyer, rose from hardship on the Big Four Railroad to Harvard, later clashing privately with Clinton M. Hester, CAA Administrator. Hester, a doughboy who fed through law school, rose from Alien Property Custodian to Solicitor General staff before becoming CAA head.
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Oswald Ryan
The
Authority
Power Commission
Ryan
Indiana
Harvard
Gaikwar
Senate
Justice Department
CAA
Treasury
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Cleon Decker Celebrates 21st Birthday at West Ridge Party
Vernard Decker hosted a birthday gathering for his son Cleon on Thursday evening at West Ridge. Mrs. Willer assisted with the event as guests enjoyed refreshments and Cleon received many gifts.
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West Ridge
Vernard Decker
Cleon
Decker
Willer
West Ridge Ladies Aid Reschedules Meeting To April 19
The West Ridge Ladies Aid, which was to have met last week, will meet next Wednesday April 19 with Mrs. Harry Lauer.
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West Ridge Ladies Aid
Harry Lauer
Easter Reunions Highlight Local Family Gatherings
Easter brought numerous family reunions as the Penfound, Drusendahl, Hillier, Walker, Hopkins Eldred, Rockwood Bachman Eldred Minnich, and related households hosted dinners. Guests included twenty four Penfound descendants, extended relatives from Lakewood Pittsfield Amherst Vermilion Murray Ridge Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland.
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H. J. Penfound
H. H. Drusendahl
Lester Drusendahl
Lakewood
Lewis Betcher
West View
H. J. Hilliers
Walker
Charles Pickworth
Pittsfield
Fred M. Hopkins
Amherst
Irwin Eldred
Earl Rockwood
Erwin Bachman
Vermilion
Frank
Lewis Eldred
Ruth Eldred
Murray Ridge
Ollie Minnich
Gilbert
Elyria
David Freeland
Oberlin
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