Roosevelt Aide Flags Court Rulings and Labor Strife
Roosevelt aides critique the Supreme Court for its Wagner act rulings and warn of a narrow door opened by Hughes Roberts. The piece notes looming labor tensions as NLR E politics and sit down strikes spark party rifts, with Wall Street optimism and weather forecasting efforts shaping policy. It highlights Secretary Wallace’s granary plan and balloon weather experiments.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Hughes-Roberts
Cohen-Corcoran
Washington
New Deal
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Wallace
Hig
Capitol Hill
Democratic Party
Mason and Dixon Line
South
Jim Farley
Hollywood Stars Quit At Fame Crest Historical Note
JIMMY FIDLER reviews rare retirements of actresses who left film at peak. Marguerite Clark Nita Naldi Phyllis Haver Clara Bow Mary Pickford cited as examples with noted fortunes and future plans. An amused theatergoer asks about the leading man Robert Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fame
Marguerite Clark
Nita Nald
Phyllis Haver
Miss Clark
Miss Naldi
Miss Haver
Clara Bow
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Oberlin Church Plans Annual Cleaning Drive
East Oberlin Church council met at Mrs. Gunn home to organize the church cleanup with Mrs. Metta Pierd overseeing donated work. The Townsend Club held a social and covered dish supper before its regular session. Funeral services for Mrs. Nora Balcomb were held at East Oberlin church with burial in Oberlin cemetery.
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Oberlin Road
East
Grange Hall
Nora Balcomb
East Oberlin
Nichols Funeral Directors of
Elyria
Oberlin Cemetery
Athletic Banquet Held by Local PTA Honors Teams
The Parent-Teacher Association hosts the annual athletic banquet in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church parlors Tuesday evening. The varsity and reserve basketball teams will be the honored guests, with the event beginning at 7 30 o clock in the eighth grade room at the local school this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Parent-Teacher Association
St. John’s Evangelical
Mrs Arthur Younglas Returns Home After Clinic Stay
Mrs Arthur Younglas has moved from Elyria Clinic to her brother Martin Waller’s home in Elyria. She recovers steadily and hopes to return to her own home in about two weeks.
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Arthur Younglas
Elyria Clinic
Martin Waller
Elyria
Birth of a Daughter for Ashbys in Staunton Virginia
Word is received of the birth of a daughter Shirley Anna to Mr and Mrs James Ashby at their Staunton Virginia home. The Ashbys were former residents here. Dorothy Hutchinson has missed school due to mumps. L L Logan accepts position with Lake Terminal of Lorain. Others visit Oberlin and nearby areas including families Hutchinson Edmonds Kern Papworth and Jefferies with various friends and relatives in the region.
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Shirley Anna
James Ashby
Staunton
Ashby
Harold Hutchinson
Fremont
Hutchinson
Shirley Davidson
Grafton
H. H. Edmonds
Frank Krueger
Pearl Krueger
Rebekah
John Rolli
Oberlin
LaDema Gates
Wellington
John Edmonds
Dorothy Hutchinson
William Waller
Youngstown
L. L. Logan
Lorain
Frank Jefferies
Pittsfield
Gar McRoberts
South Amherst Legion Meeting Plans Memorial Day
The South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 met in the club rooms Friday evening to discuss Memorial Day plans. A committee including William Slack Harmon Mathas Walter Krueck and Paul Mori was appointed to coordinate with Mayor Henry Garland. The group agreed to award another school prize and send a boy to the State Fair in Columbus. Rev Darkey State Chaplain spoke. Fifteen members attended a social hour after adjournment.
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South Amherst
South
West Ridge Ladies' Aid Society meeting details listed
The West Ridge Ladies' Aid Society met on Wednesday with Mrs. C. C. Strickler hosting on Oberlin road. President Mrs. Harry Lauer led at the piano and minutes were read by Mrs. R. W. Richards. Activities included nursing talks, quilt strip making, upcoming contests, and multiple refreshments. Betty Miller was chosen as alternate for the Junior Red Cross at the National Convention in Washington May 10 to 15.
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West Ridge
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. C. Strickler
Oberlin Road
Harry Lauer
Jesus
J. H. Penfound
R. W. Richards
William Penfound
Milton Babcock
Williams
Walker
R. L. Walker
H. J. Hillier
Sherman Mason
Margaret
Mary Hahn
C. N. Williams
B. O. Pope
Evelyn
Betty Miller
Elyria
Red Cross
P T A Meeting Sets Up West Ridge Supper and Play
The South Murray Ridge and West Ridge P T A met at West Ridge school. Glenn McMullin presided and committees were named for refreshments for the community supper after school. Miss McClarren presented the play Call It a Day with West Ridge and Murray Ridge pupils.
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South Murray Ridge
West Ridge
Glenn McMullin
Thede Grills
George Lauer
Ollie Minnich
Local Social Notes From Avon and Surrounding Areas
Community members from Avon Lorain and nearby towns share visits and gatherings. Mrs Henry Shauver hosts, while families including the Ruplers G Gawn and Drusendahls are noted for calls and visits. Dairy association directors met at Merle Penfound’s home and various showers and dinners are recorded.
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Henry Shauver
George Rupler
Avon
Porter Bingham
Gus Smith
Annette Peabody
Deha Road
Lorain County Dairy Sales Association
Merle Penfound
C. C. Strickler
Mary Weber
Elyria
George Gawn
Amherst
B. O. Pope
H. J. Hillier
Jake Hilliier
Grafton
Mary Hahe
Joe Briggs
West Ridge
Jesse McMullin
Bud Porter
Oberlin Road
Stand sequences save dollars amid Motion Picture Relief plea
The passage attacks Bowe and others as hog rich amateurs who refuse to donate the customary half of one percent to Motion Picture Relief. It condemns their supposed profiteering and suggests their noses be rubbed in their own thousand dollar bills.
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Major Bowe
Bell prank at a night club targetting second rate singers
The narrator recalls Major Bowes and imagines getting a bell to crash a night club scene where emcees summon lesser singers to perform at tables. He would strike the bell hard at the first off-key screech, as a sharp, exaggerated dig at the talent on display.
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Major Bowes
LaRue’s Italian Olive Oil Scam Hopes to Beat Regs
Jack LaRue inks a plan to beat Il Duce’s rule by moving eighty percent of his salary into Italian olive oil imports via a New York firm. The scheme bets on oil profits to net him 130 percent of pay back to Hollywood, instead of the permitted twenty percent leaving the country.
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Jack LaRue
Italy
Il Duce
Jack
New York
LaRue
Hollywood
Mussolini
Brownhelm W M S Meet At Mrs Wilsons Home
The Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational church met at the home of Mrs. T. W. Wilson on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. A. J. Rice led the program with the fourth chapter of the Study book readings on Missions in Africa and a talk by Mrs. Cuddeback of Lorain district secretary of the WMS. A refreshment course was served. Attending were Mrs. A. J. Rice and daughter Miss Helen of Amherst Township, Mrs. Cuddeback and Mrs. A. Meitzke of Lorain, and several others including Mrs. A. J. Shattuck, Mrs. B. K. Lindsley, Mrs. F. H. Peck, Mrs. Adam Claus, Mrs. Wm. Moulton, Mrs. Charles Bechtel, Mrs. R. W. Bechtel, and Mrs. T. W. Wilson.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
T. W. Wilson
A. J. Rice
Africa
Cuddeback
Lorain
W. M. 5S
Helen
Amherst Twp
Families Relocate as School Term Continues
Jesse Birdsong and family moved from the Peck tenant house to Amherst Two while Patricia Birdsong remains at the Howard home for the rest of the school year. The Sprunk family moved from the Baird house to Florence. The three children continue their school work locally. The Congregational church cafeteria dinner Wednesday drew many patrons and several out of town visitors.
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Jesse Birdsong
F. H. Peck
Amherst Two
Patricia Birdsong
Howard
Sprunk
Baird
Florence
Congregational Church
P. T. A. To Meet This Week
The regular meetings of the Parent Teacher Association will be held as scheduled this week. Members are urged to attend discussions on upcoming school events and programs.
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Parent Teacher Association
School House Meeting Planned For Tuesday Evening
A school house gathering will host the Science Club and Stds. The program includes a science parade and standard show. The nominating committee consists of Mrs Elmer Love, Mrs Bem Theim, and Mrs Roy Wellimes.
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Anntel
Elmer Love
Bem 5Theim
Roy Wellimes
Camden P T A to Present All Musical Program
On Tuesday evening April 26 the Camden P T A will present an all musical program with all children taking part. Election of officers for the coming school year will be held. The meeting begins at 8 o clock and everyone is urged to attend.
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Camden P. T. A
Camden School Faculty Dines at Oberlin Inn
The Faculty of Camden School held a monthly dinner at the Oberlin Inn on Thursday evening. Tables were dressed in spring colors with attendees including Mr and Mrs H W Baetz, Mr and Mrs Deeds, Mr and Mrs Trout, Misses Jessie Mellor and Ethel Roth, Wesetiske, Mrs Kerwin, Mrs Nettle Wood and Kenneth Carpenter.
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Camden School
Oberlin Inn
Thuradoy
H. W. Baetz
Deeds
Trout
Jessie Mellor
Ethel Roth
Wesetiske
Kerwin
Nettle Wood
Kenneth Carpenter
Camden School Administers Friday TB Skin Test
On Friday teachers and students at Camden School received TB skin tests. Edith Hudson will host the Bible Study Class of Kipton Community Church on Thursday evening April 22. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Burke of Wakeman visited and dined with the Baylesses. Lula Boehinger and Ford of Cleveland called on ill Mrs. Ingersoll, and the Sharp family guests spent Friday with the Darwins of Wellington. Rev and Mrs Clawson attended Wellington Baptist services Friday afternoon and evening.
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Camden School
Edith Hudson
Kipton Community Church
L. A. Burke
Wakeman
Charles Bayless
Lula Boehinger
Ford
Cleveland
Annie Ingersoll
F. E. Sharp
Gail
Darwin Sharp
Wellington
Clawson
Wellington Baptist Church
Fasteeth Powder Says It Keeps False Teeth Firm
An advertising claim touts Fasteeth powder as an improved blend that keeps false teeth secure all day with no gooey taste. It promises comfort for eating laughing and talking and mentions three sizes available from Senge.
Amidon and Ried Visit Elyria Mrs.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Amidon and Mrs Ried of Elyria called on Mrs. The brief note records a social visit among local residents, indicating friendly community ties without further details.
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Bruce Amidon
Ried
Elyria
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