Bold Embargo 6 Master Stroke by Babson
Babson Park Massachusetts April 20 1933 The decisive action of President Roosevelt in using a gold embargo and inflation policy is hailed as a master stroke to lift the nation from deflation raise prices and spur business recovery It argues the move ties currency to world markets reduces exchange disadvantages and shifts the economy toward growth while warning Congress to grant power to regulate inflation.
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Babson Park
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Roosevelt
Congress
America
United States
Germany
South Amherst Relief Office to Open Evenings Next Week
The South Amherst relief room at Own Hall will be open nightly next week from 6 to 8 p m. The relief committee chaired by John Schaub and clerk Eugene Wood will staff the hours to assist those in need. Other members are Howard Dulmage and Paul Mori.
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South Amherst
John Schaub
Eugene Wood
Howard Dulmage
Paul Mori
Inflation and buying movement spur recovery says Roosevelt
The text argues inflation reduces debt purchasing power without eroding face values and cites Roosevelt’s actions as starting a buying movement that will lift business. It contrasts inflation with deflation and notes higher earnings enable debtors to meet obligations across cities, corporations, railroads, and individuals.
Local Social Notes and School Events Echo Eaton News
Eaton residents share visits and dinners across Lorain and Cleveland areas. Attendees include the Shusters, Chappells, Durkees, and Bysons with multiple relatives. A school operetta drew a full house, and moving picture reels were shown for the Grange meeting. Local arrivals and departures mark a busy week in the community.
Radio Program Listings Across Cleveland Stations
A detailed schedule shows WTAM WHK WGAR WIZ WABC WADC WLW and WEAF airings from early evening to late night, listing hosts bands and programs such as Murder Mystery and Public Affairs. Multiple stations feature live bands, orchestras, comedies, news bulletins, and special segments.
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South Africa
Jacobs
Gene
Glenn
Wylie
Elvira Allman
World Today
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F. W. Wise
Billy Wallace
Headlines
Quartet
Nom. Thomas
Magic Voice
Belasco
Easy Aces
Eyre
Public Affairs
Gertrude Niesen
Haymes
W. R. U. Progr
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Grub Street
Tremaine
Nelson
Martin
Barnett
Miss Frances
Boswell Sisters
Chas
Carlile
WLW
P. T. A. Talk
Jack and Jill
Old Man Sunshine
Cincinnati Ant
Locke
Gienn
Hamp
Band of Bands
R. F. D. Hour
Tony Cabooch
Follies
Morgan
Over the Rhine
Riff Brothers
Linton
Variety
Radio Schedule Fragments with Music and Talks Listed
A jumble of program times and performers from a radio schedule lists acts such as Melody Hour, Southernaires, Italian Music, Pilgrims, Arnold Amber, Vocal Chorus, Saxophone Octet, James Melton, Eddie Cantor, Dave Lawrence, Mystery Tenor, Polish Program, Goldman Band, and "Warden Lawes" among others. The mixed entries show sessions from morning through night with varied topics and performers across multiple venues.
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A.M
Doc Whipple
Melody Hour
J. A. Edkins
Major Bowe
Arnold
Amber
the Pilgrims
Green’s Orch
King’s Orch
Temple of Song
Lowell Thomas
Sheffter
Gould
Garden Party
Anna Jackson
James Melton
Royal Gypsy
Brad and
Eddie Cantor
Dave Lawrence
Seth Parker
Jack Rose
WGAR
A. Mt
City Mission
Tone Pictures
Waldorf Astoria
Dr. Tinkle Tinker
Earl and
Ernie
Radio City
Donald Nevis
Brahm
Judge Rutherford
Warden Lawes
Walter Winchell
Phil Dewey
Vincent Lopez
Orange Lantern
Williams’ Orch
Palisade Echoes
Garber’s Orch
Radio Schedule Fragments From Various Stations
A dense listing of daily programs across WHER WJIAY WGAR and related stations. It catalogs musical acts, talk, orchestras, and variety shows with times and performers across morning to late night blocks.
Milkman A G Street Becomes Noted British Author
A. G. Street once delivered milk in Salisbury about a year and a half ago and has since risen to prominence as a respected British author with a strong literary profile.
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Salisbury
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Numerologist Foresees World Happenings in Numbers
Chicago date line reports Eilean Culkin a leading American numerologist predicts major events for 1933–34. Roosevelt gains dictatorial powers, serves two terms, 1934 prosperity and a vast boom. 18th amendment repeal in 1933. Stalin lasts three more years with US recognition. Hitler risks assassination. Mussolini secure. Culkin cites overtones and cautions on signatures and dates.
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Soviet Union
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Gold Coast
Funeral Attendees Honor Mrs Hawley in Wellington Service
Mrs H B Hawley’s funeral was held in Wellington Sunday afternoon with attendees including Mrs Forest Rice and son Robert plus Mr and Mrs T J Lehman Mrs Ed Nash Mr and Mrs Ed Kennery Mr and Mrs Ford Jenette and Mrs Rozboril. Nearby visits included Mrs Earl Easterday and Harold Easterday spending Sunday in Neva Ohio with their parents.
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Huntington
Local families share Easter weekend visits across region
Mr and Mrs Charles Easterday host guests. F E Biddinger and son Harold visit Elyria. George Krenck and Agnes attend funeral in Wellington. Lillian Dernier visited in Spencer. C A Ruggs home hosts M W Laborie guests from Ashland and Akron. Diedrick family hosts Eaton family Rochester and Forney Lodi. Neel family moves to Spencer and grandchildren visit.
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A. A. Dutnell
M. Dutnell
Ridgeville
James Sayers
Ila Marie
Lorain Road
Harold Dunnell
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Carrie Mack
Alya Diedrick
Irving Mohler
Nellie Markwood
Howard Duff
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Ray Fortune
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Lee Dull
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Second four year domino game starts in Canyon
Deputy U S Marshal J D Gamble and Alfred Smith defend their recently won title against Roy Wright and Bill Black in Canyon Texas as the second four year domino contest begins. Gamble and Smith previously won 620 of 1152 games in the just completed period.
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Roy Wright
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Shakespeare's Self in Plays Revealed Through Others
A literary remark notes that Shakespeare tells us nothing about himself yet reveals details about everyone else through his characters and plots.
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