Contempt suit over legal services for PWA grant row
Arthur Mullen seeks 149000 from a Nebraska authority for alleged legal services in obtaining a Public Works Administration grant. Secretary Ickes rejects the fee as excessive, threatening contempt if he withholds approval. Roosevelt backs Ickes amid GOP factional maneuvering and party infighting with broader implications for New Deal politics.
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Chicago
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Perfect Cleaner Ad Includes Services and Contact
An OCR fragment lists cleaning services by Perfect Cleaner covering walls wool floors rugs upholstery valuables blankets and baths. It mentions Bert Drug Store and phone 2458 as a point of contact.
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ORIGI
Love and crime entwine in Avon Home tale
Caroline and Garret wed after their secret meeting, then flee a fatal road accident that claims Pop Whistler from Avon Home. Jim Hennessey, torn between joining a rescue and exposing the truth, helps his father reach a safer place as authorities close in on the couple.
Simple to Sew Summer Pattern from Columbia Teachers College
A vintage sewing pattern ad promotes a layette style suitable for summer wear. It features a slender black crepe skirt with a white pique jacket and plaited blouse, designed for sizes 12 through 18. Readers are urged to mail fifteen cents and their name and address to order, with a Spring Fashion Book and combined pattern cost twenty five cents.
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Chronicle Telegram
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Ta-Wa-Si Club hosts Ely guests and local visitors
Mrs Cleon Crowell and sister Miss Winifred Hills of Grafton attended a Ta-Wa-Si Club meeting at Mrs Louis Hy in Ely on Tuesday night. Hosts entertained Mr and Mrs Clarence Pyke and daughter of Elyria. Wednesday guests included Mrs A D Crow and sister Mrs Gr Clara Lyon from Lakewood with Mr er of Lakewood. Also noted were gatherings with Mr and Mrs A W and grandchildren at a Wednesday event involving pinochle games and a visiting party from Cleveland.
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Lakewood
P. A. de
A. W
Win Warner
Edward
Jos
Rochester Tea Party and Club Activities Report
A Rochester tea party at the Harr ant Sorietroof OM church featured visiting Léa and a chili con carne lunch for club members and their families. The event included games for children, with adults Murray Moore and Mrs Moore and others present. Jury service notice lists Franklin L. Simonson for engineering work aboard ships of the Firsburg Steam ship Company.
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Rochester
Austin Ewell
Brighton
Murray
Hor Moore
Charles Friend
Wellington
Firsburg Steamship Company
Franklin L. Simonson
Third assistant pngtineer assigned for duty on steamer Palmer
A third assistant engineer is assigned to the steamer Palmer and will sail about May 1. The Harmonial Society of the Methodist church will serve dinner in the church basement next Friday May 1. Memorial preparations for the late Mrs Joea Ledyard are underway. Louis Jewett recovers well from Wednesday’s operation in Wellington. His aunt Mrs Josephine Hundley of Elyria helps care for Jraell and Roy Snyder. Recent visitors at the Del Richards home were Mr and Mrs Wade Richards, and Mrs Aen Richards, and Joseph Graham of Sullivan. Mrs Renta Richar called on several New London friends including Mrs Ralph Vail Mrs Everett Mrs Abber and Mrs Jesse tak with Lesles Trippe and Gariss Ward Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Albert Parker and Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett with son W and Mr and Mrs Merritt Ps were guests of Mr and Mrs Gradt in Elyria Tuesday night. Mr and veri A C Pohinvurt spent Monday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C A Brandt Pittsfield were Thursday evening visitors at E D Thompson home.
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Louis Jewett
Wellington
Josephine Hundley
Elyria
Oe Jraell
Roy Snyder
del Richards
Wade Richards
Aen Richards
Joseph Graham
Sullivan
Renta Richar
New London
Ralph Vail
Everett
Abber
Jesse Tak
Par Lesles
Pittsfield
E. D. Thompson
South Ridge Attends Funeral Heads for Mrs Wangerine
A stray South Ridge notice lists residents including George Knittle Walter Grebe and Mrs M Ton Sehlechter at a funeral for Mrs Augusta Wangerine in Cleveland. Also mentions Mrs Frank Larawar and others from the area attending events on April 27.
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South Ridge
Pier Park Road
George Knittle
Walter Grebe
M Ton Sehlechter
Grebe
Knittle
H Dehn
Mabel
Augusta Wangerine
Cleveland
Aid Society Meeting at Oberlin Road Home
A meeting of the Aid Society of the S Amherst M EB church was held Thursday at the home of Mrs Garfield Harris on Oberlin Road. Francis Ward received notice of his father Juan Ward s sudden death in Fir while Mrs Milton Schlechter entertained at dinner Wednesday. Attendees included Ms Harland Schiechter Carolyn Elizabeth and Janet. Edward Frre visited his father Joseph Frre of Murray Ridge who is seriously ill. Delegates from here plan to attend the District Rally of the Woman's Missionary Society in Sandusky on Thursday April 7. Mrs Frank Laraway called on Mrs A J Bauer in Lorain Friday.
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Aid Society
S. Amherst M. EB. Church
Garfield Harris
Oberlin Road
Francis Ward
Fir
Juan Ward
Milton Schlechter
Harland Schiechter
Carolyn Elizabeth
Janet
John Born
Hesmietia
Edward Frre
Joseph Frre
Murray Ridge
A Nueber
Woman's Missionary Socie
Sandusky
Frank Laraway
A. J. Bauer
Lorain Fridar
Erect Posture Urged To End Bulging Waist
Paris report notes efforts to address bulging waistlines in a wartime morale context. The text references Norman die operations, ship events in the dry dock, and plans to accommodate diverse religious services aboard. It mentions a small blue and red ruby-tail wasp and its behavior in observing other species.
Dover News Notes Dover April 27
Dover notes report Arti si Dunford and daughter returning from Detroit. Mildred Dean is home this week with a slight attack of appendicitis. Ruth Ann Gough is reported, and Lawrence Ruprecht broke his tear while playing at school recently.
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DOVER
Mre Artisi Dunford
Detroit
Mildred Dean
Ruth Ann Gough
Larence Ruprecht
Start S.S.S. Bloody Tonic to lift anemia signs
The text urges starting S.S.S. Bloody Tonic to stimulate digestion and correct mineral deficiencies, claiming pale tiredness loss of appetite and weak blood cells without organic illness can improve. It frames the remedy as a simple, widely approved course leading to renewed health.
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