New Home On Erie St Opens For Public View Tomorrow
Albert Schaefer’s new five room one story home at 126 Erie Street Elyria will open for public inspection tomorrow and Sunday. The house features air conditioning by Samheas steining and Fox Furnace Company heating, indirect lighting oak floors and a basement with laundry, a fruit cellar and stalls. A one car garage will be added later.
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Elyria
Albert Schaefer
Erie Street
Samheas Ste
Fox Furnace Company
Thome
Shaefer
Erle Street
Wagner Act Decisions Change Interstate Commerce Law
The Supreme Court's Wagner Act rulings redefine interstate commerce and open federal regulation to labor disputes. Jones & Laughlin Steel leads, signaling shifts from state to federal oversight and challenging private employer relations as intrastate matters. Labor gains a broader charter but must curb snap strikes and seek mediation to avoid harming businesses and employment.
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Dboys
Supreme Court
John Lewis
Bill Green
Chambers of Commerce
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
America
Washington
Congress
General Motors
Ledger Syndicate
New Home Showcases Latest Heating System by Sunbeam
The Albert Schaefer residence at 126 Erie Street features Sunbeam Winter Air conditioning and a modern ducted heating system. The design eliminates gravity pipes, expands through the cellar, and evenly distributes filtered, heated air six times per hour with thermostatic control for comfort during day sleeping hours.
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Albert Schaefer
Erie Street
Dramatic Prisoner at the Bar to be staged in Grafton
A dramatic trial titled Prisoner at the Bar will be presented at the M. E. Church in Grafton with Belden M. E. Church joining, on Sunday evening April 18 at 8 00 o clock. More than twenty local residents participate in the dramatization.
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Bar
M. E
Grafton
Belden M. E
Taxing Tangle and Grid Dinner Toast in 1930s Times
The piece discusses a looming tax plan amid political timing, predicting hikes via exemptions and rate boosts to raise federal revenue. It notes Treasury efforts, a Roosevelt strategy to gain broad taxpayer reach, and hints at liberal and anti New Deal reactions. A Federal Trade Commission milk report criticizes regulation while a Grid Dinner tribute to Chief Justice Hughes highlights cross party praise.
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Treasury
White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
House
Nuu
Roosevelt
Hughes
F. D. Lit
Avon Lake Pinochle Club Hosts Luncheon
A pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Anton Fruster for a one o clock luncheon Tuesday. Prizes were won by Mrs. Joe Boehm Mrs. William Burkhardt and Mrs. Josephine Schuster. In two weeks Mrs. Boehm will host.
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Detroit
Mich
John McClelland
Harry
Larry Fuller
Mary Lou Wood
Lee Walker
David
Walter Jaycox
Vireo Dater Vortin
Penfield
Eugene Herman
Joe Thompson
Carol
Rocky River
Perry Taylor
Oscar Gammage
George Wilebrand
Cleveland
Frank Eckstein
Avon Lake
Ed Rosas
Galion
Ross
Carl Thoma
Metropolitan Opera
Earl Loogtin
Townsend Club
Park Hall
Anton Fruster
Joe Boehm
William Burkhardt
Josephine Schuster
Students tour Federal Bank in Cleveland trip brief
Principal J I King and the American Government and Economics and Bookkeeping classes visited the Federal Bank in Cleveland on Wednesday. Mrs Donald Barnes is ill at home on Lake road. Mr and Mrs Hugh Kane and Mr and Mrs John Hertner plan Florida trips. PTA hosts school paper sale Friday with prizes for two top classrooms. volunteers to collect papers call the school or Paul McCampbell.
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J. I. King
Federal Bank
Cleveland
Donald Barnes
Lake Road
Hugh Kane
Florida
John Hertner
Paul McCampbell
Local residents return from Florida and visits noted
Mr and Mrs Tom Williamson of Lake road returned home after a winter in Florida. Mr and Mrs Carl Hochwalt were in Buffalo earlier in the week. Walter Mitch and Wilbur Buswell were in Toledo Friday. Mr Adora L McClelland and Mr and Mrs A McClelland of
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Tom Williamson
Lake Road
Florida
Carl Hochwalt
Buffalo
Walter Mitch
Wilbur Buswell
Toledo
Adora
L. McClelland
A. McClelland
Washington authorizes Parran to spend for cancer control
The measure lets Surgeon General Parran allocate up to 1 million dollars to fund grants for clinics and schools, buy radium for hospitals, and set up research centers in federal facilities. Missing names are Senator Gerry of Rhode Island and Senator-elect Smathers of New Jersey.
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Washington
Parran
Gerry
Rhode Island
Smathers
New Jersey
Copeland
Dairy Maids Praised by Tennessee State Vet
Nashville report quotes State Veterinarian A C Topmiller who claims women milkers outperform men and can yield more milk per cow. The remark supports a belief that girls are better at milking dairy cows.
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Nashville, Tenon
A. C. Topmiller
Topmiller
Couple Celebrates 54 Years Then Die Same Day
STURGIS Mich after 54 years of married life Mr and Mrs E G Schwieman natives of Germany died the same day.
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Sturgis, Mich
E G. Schwieman
Germany
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Erie St
Boake
New York
Ray Tucker
Uncle Sam
Federal Trade Commission
Congressional
Senator Bone
L. Meckler
Oxford Ave
Walter Thome
Granite Concrete Block Co
Rush Street
Resar Service Co
Roy
Hultz
Bridge Street
Farm Implement Co
Broad Street
Jean- Velro
Ton
Florida Ship Canal
Chas. W. Pallas
H. W. Carpenter
Lowe Bros. Paint
Roy E. Hultz
Middle Ave
Madison Ave
George, Taylor & Co
Elyria Savings & Trust
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