Tugwell Outlines New Deal Aims In Interview
In Washington Tugwell argues the New Deal preserves American tradition and prevents a slide to fascism or communism. He calls NRA an economic forum and says price system maladjustment causes unemployment, seeking stable employment and durable industry relations. He notes the model Maryland farm project as proof of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford G. Tugwell
Wirt
Washington
Brain Trust
Tugwell
United Press
U. P. Washington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Roosevelt
Maryland
PWA
CWA
William A. Wirt
Red Plot
Economic Forum
United States
Burning Coal Bags Listed at Iee Station Corner
Good burning coal offered by The Walton Tee and Fuel Co in bags for easy handling at Iee Station corner Broad and East Avenue opposite the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iee
Broad and
East Ave
Walton Tee & Fuel Co
Roosevelt’s New Deal Faces Internal Resistance Notes
A professor reflects on the non-cooperative stance of industry toward Roosevelt’s program. He cites industrialists unwilling to concede gains, arguing Tugwell’s approach sparks a broader rift. He sees allied forces benefiting from the administration’s reforms more than losing from them.
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Tugwell
Four-H Club Members Honored At West Carlisle Event
West Carlisle district Four-H clubs reviewed achievements at the annual meeting at West Ridge School. Jean Simme and Donald Simms earned first year pins, 29 members received certificates. Rev. R. E. Alpright spoke on promoting Four-H work, with remarks by Miss Mice Bird and C I Hummel.
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West Carlisle
West Ridge
Jean Simme
Donald Simms
R. E. Alpright
Brownhelm
Zelda Schramm
Doris Minnich
Beatrice Wensink
Leroy Gotro
I. F. Eldred
Lillian Eldred
Margaret Pallas
Gasoline Shortage Hits Cleveland as Strike Spreads
In Cleveland on April 24 motorists faced rationing as a walkout by chain station attendants and a related strike by 275 tank truck drivers curtailed supplies. Independent dealers report selling only one to two gallons per customer while major company and leasehold stations stay shut, signaling broader shortages despite prior stockpiles.
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Cleveland
Lnst Niznt
Ser
Cleveland Teachers Union Gains Official Board Recognition
In Cleveland the newly formed teachers union was officially recognized by the school board after a vote with one opposing member. President Alfred A. Benesch opposed the move, arguing against unionization as undignified for teachers. The union submitted a program for negotiations with the district.
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Cleveland, O
Teachers of
Cleveland
Ray C. Miller
Thomas J. Martin
Alfred A. Benesch
Teachers’ Union
Greater Cleve American Federation of Te
Alleged Death Attempt Reported to Police
Mrs Claude Keller of 274 Winckles Street allegedly attempted death by own action by ingesting a potassium permanganate mixture. The husband rushed her to Memorial hospital. she improved en route but stomach irritation worsened. Hospital physicians said she was not in danger upon arrival.
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Claude Keller
Winckles Street
Kelley
Memorial Hospital
New Committee Meets Tonight
Oberlix O april social and Branon Comat TACETUNIF app the Villese Canne their initial meeting at seven o clock in a room as the Municipal Executive Secretary will at this time present data obtained through correspondence with experts in various towns and cities where social surveys have been made. The committee is composed of P. D. Sherman Fresidine Chairman Fred Zorbaugh Execut Secre tary Miss Emma Bows Mrs L E Burgner Julius Burton C N Cole J W Hill Mrs Reber McEwen Ira Porter Chariss Reed and C E Wigton.
Miss Munson Gies After Long Illness
Miss Mary E. Munson died after months of illness at Oberlin Inn. She formerly lived and worked in Oberlin, with a noted presence on South Main Street for several years. No funeral arrangements are listed, and the notice is incomplete with postponed details reference lingering in the text.
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Mary E. Munson
Oberlin Inn
Psenate
Oberlin
L. L
Shel
South Main Street
Man
Ideals Of Japanese Life Reported In Fragments
Fragmentary text describes ideals of Japanese life including peace and harmony. Mentions a gathering or event linked to a parade or school exhibit with references to seven ideas and a spring reunion. Context remains unclear but centers on cultural themes and a local meeting.
Wilt Tell of Alto Proving Grounds
Seward Black outlines renewal motors proving at the meeting of the Ye era this evening at the A. AUD. Members are urged to attend. the discussion centers on the work done and the implications for the project.
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Wilt
Alto Proving Grounds
Seward Black
Orf Tee Yeerah
Ambitious Ameri Bran Tectures Plan Sponsored
A fragmented OCR item notes a sponsorship by a society or group for a project or event. It mentions Ameri bran and architectural themes but lacks complete names, dates, or locations. The readable text hints at organized support but provides no firm details.
Goan gathering hosts dinner and lecture event
About 73 members attended a Goan meeting with a delicious dinner at Lotus Gardens. Mr and Mrs Gerald K and Rev Paddock spoke and several guests attended including Mr and Mrs H Funk and Dorothy Jane Havier at family homes.
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Goa
Gerald K
Road Avenue
Lotus Gardens
Aise
Paddock
Ing Rer
H. A. Funk
Yin Sire
George Oates
Daughapead
Dorothy Jane Havier
Birs
Fiore Hariey
Nor uFaat
Sh “pNeen
Hi Paress
Number Three Continued From Late 1
Fragments describe a street scene with references to locales and activities. The text mentions Middle Avenue, Washington, and various partial names and actions, implying ongoing events or notices without clear context or complete sentences.
Naturalization cost cut in Hale region
A 30 percent reduction in naturalization costs takes effect in April, announced by Ben F. Tomas, clerk of courts, after a letter to the effort. The Naturalization office at Cleveland will handle cases for 53 applicants, with total fees dropping from $25 to $12.50. Naturalization Officer J. H. Ewing of Cleveland oversaw the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Fomas
Clerk of Courts
Naturalization
Cleveland
Thomas
JH. Ewing
Death notices from multiple families in the Cleveland area
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Fred Altfeld of 201 Eastern Heights Boulevard at 2 39 am after illness, Mrs. Robert Ammon, Leila Joy Joy of Collins 3, John Myers of North Ridgeville aged 48, Norma Kasamaier in Grafton, and Vaughn Vaughn of Eston. Surviving relatives listed include spouses and multiple siblings. Funeral plans are announced by Deutsch's Funeral Home and local parishes with services and burial details pending. Flowers omitted per family requests.
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Fred Altfeld
Eastern Heights Boulevard
L. Horvitz
Cleveland
Alex Altfeld
Elyria
Sam Horvitz
I. Horvitz
Deutsch
Wade Park
Crawford Road
Robert Ammon
John
Sorma Talmadge Weds George Jessel in Atlantic City
Silent film star Sorma Talmadge and comedian George Jessel were married in a ceremony in Atlantic City. The couple, listed with partial spellings, planned a brief honeymoon in Florida before returning to New York. Also noted is a separate social scene with Major Garry Bacharach and nine friends at Tate Ambasca.
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Sorma Talmadge
George Jessel
Atlantic City
No J
Gearze
Norma Talmadno Jesee
Florda
New York
Tate, Ambasca
Garry Bacharach
Man Plans Earth Rae Retirement At Year End
A man states his belief he has earned the right to retire and intends to do so at the end of this year. He expresses confidence in his readiness and readiness for a peaceful transition.
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Rae
Rhais Qaonth
Striker Hurt In Cleveland Strike Violence
Leo Stanford was stabbed in the left hand during a strike at the Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in Cleveland. Eight men were arrested after stones were thrown at trucks carrying workers from the two plants as 3,000 union members remain at odds with the companies with no settlement progress.
Court filings and pleas span Lorain Elyria region
The Northern Savings and Loan sues Michael J Brennan for 3527 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought on Elyria property. Elif Lunn of Lorain sues City of Lorain for 25000 after injuries from a city truck while a relief worker on Sept 26 1933. George Abbett named in a partition suit in Elyria. Mary Bosi sues Stephen Boji for 690 alimony decree arrears. Malvina Klein sues Anne Stastak for 166 rent. Walter Kolb reports stolen team harness from his Butternut Ridge barn. Angie Dill’s threat and revolver charges dismissed. Hurley Hawley pleads not guilty to arson and is bound to grand jury under 500 bond for fire at his residence occupied by Mrs May Johnson. Chief Justice Carl Wergandt requests Judge W B Thompson to try a Norwalk case Thursday and Friday.
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Elif Lunn
Lorain
Mary Bosi
Stephen Boji
Hurley Hawley
Wellington
Joseph Petro
Hawley
May Johnson
Michigan
Carl Wergandt
Ohio Supreme Court
W. B. Thompson
Norwalk
Memorial Day speaker named for observance
Scott Webbe of Columbus, department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans, has been secured as the principal speaker for the local Memorial Day observance. George Brand reports rabbits stolen from his garage on Furnace street. James Garber of Leighton, Pa., suffered a heart attack and was taken to Memorial Hospital after collapsing at Seventh street and West avenue.
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Scott Webbe
Columbus
United Spanish War Veterans
George Brand
Furnace Street
James Garber
Leighton, Pa
Memorial Hospital
Seventh Street
West Avenue
Five Dillinger gang members sighted near Park Falls
Night patrols in Wisconsin warn of five men in a dark brown mud-spattered sedan. They entered Robert Sarning’s Park Falls gas station after midnight, ordered beer, tampered with a radio, and bought 72 gallons of gasoline. One man stayed in the car as the others spoke with the clerk. the rear license plate was bent to obscure numbers.
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John Dillinger
Elmer Peterson
Park Fails
Wisconsin
Chita Ox
St. Paw
Peterson
Robert Sarning
Park Falls
Sarning
Prat
Lanning
Markets Reedland Poultry and Grain Prices Mixed Across Regions
A broad market listing shows poultry, eggs, and grain values across Cleveland and nearby exchanges. Prices for Leghorn fowl, corn, wheat, oats, and flour fluctuate, with cattle and hog quotes also detailed, alongside regional vegetable prices and market activity reports.
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Cleveland
Laundry Taken Over by Employed Staff in Bucyrus
In Bucyrus on April 24 operators announced they turned over their laundry plant to 20 employees for one year, with the owners withdrawing from managerial roles except as lease holders. Kennedy said the move opposes government meddling and that officials elected their own officers to run the business.
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Bucyrus
Kennedy
Revival of Lazarus IV dog by gum arabic infusion
Dr Cornish described injecting Lazarus IV with blood plus physiological salt solution and seven percent gum arabic to slow heart action. The dog regained some sight and hearing, remains weak from shock and lack of food, and may take days or weeks to fully recover or die. Confucian rites fade yet influence lingers in Chinese culture.
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Schwind’s Picture Store
Brown Hotel
BOARD
Teachers
East Avenue
Lake Ave. Coal & Supply CO
Dillinger
Todge
Little Bohemia
Spider
Lake
Wis
Ageent
Desperado
CCC
Mworker
Ganz
St van
Heriffs
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alelen
Lovin Bliss
Pisesany St
Munson Gies
Jay Tate
AUD
Waslington
John Myers Weaates
Asznierziak Funerat
Norma Kasamaier
Wmft
Vatghn
Vaughn of
Estones
Eltial Hospital
Chots Funeral Home
Northern Savings and Loan Company
Michael J. Brennan
Elyria Property
Charles Sartor
George Abbett
Malvina Klein
Anne Stastak
Walter Kolb
Butternut Ridge Road
Sheriff's Department
Angie Dill
Chestnut Ridge Road
Esteile Lamoreaux
EES
Eland Pitcbreck
Butte
Marktet
Brent
Wikeact
Ted
soGatc
Curneno
Choyveland Livestock
U.P
Chicago
Wen
Wen Titge
Gerdtus
E. Reese
Ngelculturep
Idaho
OU. S
Red River
Minnesota
South Dakota
China
Dak Neat
Minesota Ocobbrera
Golorado Mettures
Texas
U.S
Timothy
Minneapolis
Carloidl Lors
Toledo
Farvers
Yar
Elyria HardwAre
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
H.R. Rorick Agency
H.R. Rorick
M. HH. Crowder
BIS Elyria Savings & Trust
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper C Co
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