Politico shifts on relief bills amid budget battles
The article argues congressional leaders retreat from relief funding to favor locally advantageous projects, claiming federal aid now lacks political dividends. It notes Hopkins budget cuts contrast with farm, tenancy, flood control, and education subsidies support, and cites Mayors Lehman and LaGuardia and Governor Roosevelt allies pushing for larger WPA appropriations while state budgets strain.
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Congress
Hopkins
Washington
Roosevelt
Lehman
LaGuardia
New York
White House
Roosevelt era tensions and court reform debates unfold
The article recalls clashes over the Wagner Act and labor relations with business groups opposing rush to conclusions. It notes Roosevelt's relief budget maneuvering, Supreme Court debates, and calls for new justices. It also mentions a misdirected White House blast on armaments, court independence debates, and a curious Justice Van Devanter engagement tip.
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New Deal
Supreme Court
Messrs
Ickes
Wallace
Cummings
Hughes-Roberts
Roosevelt
White House
Early Camp Signers Get Special Trip To Iss-See-Key
The YMCA announces a pre season camping preview for early signers at Camp Iss-See-Key. The first 16 boys to enroll will join a camping party departing after school on Friday May 14 for a weekend at the camp with baseball, hikes, volleyball, badminton, and a campfire. Five have signed up. 11 spots remain. The drive supports boys saving to pay their summer camp fees.
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Camp Iss-See-Key
James Whyte
Whyte
Plans for District Convention of The King's Daughters
Wellington April 26. Plans for the district convention of The King's Daughters to be held Wednesday from 9 30 a m to 4 p m at the First Congregational church are completed. A large delegation is expected with state speakers. Many matters will be acted on and a fine program arranged. Dinner will be served at noon. Mrs A B Southard is in charge.
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Wellington
the King’s ‘Daughters
First Congregational Church
Mra
A. B. Southard
Bible Class Party at Dunkelmen Home
The Friendly Bible class of the Baptist church met Friday evening at the Dunkelmen home 20 members attended. Rev. John H. Green led devotions. No business was recorded. A social time and lunch followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Brouse on May 28.
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Grover CC. Dunkelmen
Barker Street
Friendly Bible Class
The
Baptist Church
John H. Green
William Brouse
Young Married Class Party At M E Church
The newly organized Sunday school class held a party at the church with a strong turnout. Hostesses Mrs Lynn Gray Mrs Arthur Land and Mrs Robert Watters. Temporary officers elected Royal Stark president Leland Kirkpatrick vice president Mrs Robert Watters secretary and Mr and Mrs William Messmore treasurers. The teacher is Mrs Leland Kirkpatrick. The program teacher was Mrs Lynn Gray who arranged games including a Box Top. Refreshments were served.
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M. E. Church
Lynn Gray
Arthur Land
Robert Watters
Royal Stark
Leland Kirkpatrick
William Messmore
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps Hosts Social at G A R Memorial
Twenty five members enjoyed a social evening at the G A R Memorial hall with cards dominoes and flinch. Mrs Dor is Betts won the door prize and a committee provided refreshments.
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Hamlin
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Doris Betts
Latin Club Party Shines in Gym Night Highlight
At the gym the Latin club hosted a well attended party with students enjoying music dancing and refreshments. Organizers ensured safety and smooth flow while guests praised the club’s effort and inclusive atmosphere.
Guest Night At School House In Roman Theme
Miss Maxine West led a large turnout for Guest Night with club members in Roman style. Attendees dressed in Roman attire and refreshments were served on the floor, matching an old Roman custom.
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Maxine West
Harris couple to sing at First Congregational concert
Baritone Daniel Harris will assist his wife Mrs Alétha Stacy Harris in a vocal concert Thursday evening April 29 at the auditorium of the First Congregational church, under the auspices of the church Woman's Association.
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Daniel Harris
Alétha Stacey Harris
First Congregational Church
Woman's Association of
Local Notes: medical, military, births and visits
Albert Thompson of 519 Barker street was rushed to Elyria Memorial hospital Friday afternoon for a leg infection. Rudy Schach returns home from the Navy for a ten day vacation and will resume active service after. A son was born to Lt. and Mrs. R Arlen Pillivant on April 10 in Honolulu hospital where they are stationed. Pillivant is the son of Mrs. Charles Manning of Pittsfield. Mrs I E Downey hosted a bridge club at Ramser s restaurant Thursday. Mrs Russell Brown on the Clayton Barrick farm is convalescing from scarlet fever. Doris Palmer a Bowling Green College student spent the weekend with her mother, Elizabeth Palmer. Stuart Wells, an Ohio State student, was home over the weekend.
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Albert Thompson
Barker Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rudy Schach
Navy
Chicago
R.‘Arlen Pillivant
Honolulu
Pilivant
Louise Pierce
Wellington
Pillivant
Charles Manning
Pittsfield
I. E. Downey
Ramser’s
Rusell Brown
Clayton Barrick
Doris Palmer
Bowling Green College
Elizabeth Palmer
Stuart Wells
Ohio State
Fire Destroys Shed on Wellington Township Farm
Wellington department responded Saturday afternoon to a call at the Russell Brown home in Wellington township to extinguish a shed fire that burned down. The farm is owned by Clayton Barrick of Berea.
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Wellington
Russell Brown
Wellington Township
Clayton Barrick
Berea
Studio Dinner Sparks Twin Brewsters Cashmere Exchange
Glorious and Barbara Brewster twins under contract to Warners share a lunch with Douglas Frawley and Gloria. The party features identical lunch orders and a moment as Richard Dix battles influenza while the show must go on per studio tradition.
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Gloria
Barbara Brewster
Warners
Douglas Frawley
Brewsters
Doug
Barbara
Actor questions stage rules and film ethics in studio talk
The quote discusses stage traditions versus film actors returning home when illness looms. Director W S Woody and Dyke’s B definition are cited as arguing that movies cost little to produce and yield big profits, enabling studios to produce A pictures.
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W.S
Woody
McNaught
Syndicate
Honolulu Musical Census Finds Oboe Player in City
A Honolulu census notes one in ten residents plays a band instrument. The first English horn or oboe player has been found in the city, marking a notable musical milestone.
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Honolulu
Hollywood memories and never were Hollywood never
JIMMY FIDLER recalls Hollywood trends and star anecdotes from past decades. He notes Dick Powell Gary Cooper Ann Harding and others misspeaking on marriages and divorces while Sam Goldwyn Leslie Howard and Eddie Robinson share various quips and exploits.
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Dick Powell
Gary Cooper
Sandra Shaw Cooper
Lupe Velez
Ann Harding
Barbara Stanwyck
Mary Pickford
Joan Crawford
Al’.Jolgon
Sam Goldwyn
Leslie Howard
Grant
Nevers
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