National Whirligig on tax bill stirs House debate
Washington notes wide party fatigue as the new tax bill faces rough scrutiny. Treasury figures puzzle lawmakers and observers, with calls for sharper committee scrutiny and a potential FCC counter move shaping the overheated fiscal talk. The piece traces partisan hopes, internal party maneuvering, and the broad stakes of a landmark revenue measure.
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Birmingham News Notes Apr 23 Personal Visits and Family names
Mrs Frank Fisher spent Saturday afternoon with her mother Mrs Jane Twining of Henrietta. Numerous calls and visits trace family connections across Elyria Amherst Wellington Mansfield and nearby towns with names such as Waldron Miller Howe Dudosh Opperman Tem Burke Kinne Berzer Edzar and Kubach among others. illness noted for Miss Betty Greenwit with mumps.
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Jane Twining
Henrietta
Ross Waldron
Mary Bogart
Clarence Miller
Frank Miller
Nelson Howe
Granger
Caroline Howe
Joion Dudosh
Clarence Opperman
Eon Junior
Elyvia
William Opperman
Dan
Marcia
Amherst
Edgar
Howard Temin Amherst
James Clark
Frank Griffin
Elyza
Jake Sawoenter
Ray Goodman
North Borxalt
Martin Brewer
Wellington
Robert Meulder Sundar
Xeliie Burke
Wakeman
Sundar
Rose
Ciara Kinne
Callos Berzer
Forest
Eusgen
Markier
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Echnell
Sandar
Jona Frandzen
Clarion Atherton
Detroit
Mordoff
Myra Edzar
Howard Comstock
Lester Edzar
Elyria
Mildred Kubach
Cleveland
Howard Kissell
Glenn Sheriff
Mansfield
Schnell
Louise Louis
Emma Olde
Gertrude Akers
Emma
Z. W. Boss
Leaf Lettuce Gains Cachet as Market Grows Quietly
Lorain County farmers report a shift toward leaf lettuce as supply of bleached head lettuce tightens. Leaf and cos varieties outperform bleached greens in vitamin A content and tenderness, though they weather market losses due to softness. Planting tips include sowing early, spacing six inches, ample water, and possible salting for fall crops.
Cutting Of Small Trees Is Costly
Columbus April 23 Ohio timber owners sacrifice future income by cutting small trees. F W Dean of Ohio State University warns mill owners cut trees under 12 inches diameter yield no lumber. Left standing, trees grow into valuable lumber. seed trees must remain.
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F. W Dean
Ohio State University
Ounce Size Favored For Seed Potatoes
An Ohio Experiment Station official explains how seed piece weight affects potato yields. Studies show pieces under an ounce yield smaller plants, while over an ounce increase plant count but not plant size, with a 3-ounce piece only doubling plants versus a 1-ounce piece. The optimal seed size depends on seed availability and efficiency of growth.
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Cost of power on Ohio farms prompts farming power study
Ohio farmers spend about 1,990,000 annually to produce power for farm use, says R D Barden of Ohio State University. The shift from horses to tractors is noted, with Medina County having around 49 tractors and average farm land tillage around 36 acres. A Crimina county survey shows 33 tractors and 3 plows, and a mix of horse and tractor use on136 farms.
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R. D. Barden
Ohio State University
Medina
Medina County
Crimions
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Seed Potato Pieces Show Yield Differences by Weight
Tests by the Experiment Station in Ohio indicate seed potato pieces weigh one ounce fare best. Three-quarter ounce pieces yield 48 bushels per acre less than one ounce pieces, and half-ounce pieces 106 bushels less. Some half-ounce pieces exceed 250 bushels per acre, but when over 350 bushels per acre occurred the one-ounce seed piece still led by about 109 bushels per acre.
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Ohio
Conserving Of Soil Important To Food Buyer
Columbus April 23 Great chefs may rely on synthetic foods, but J. S. Cutler of Zanesville urges buyers and sellers to protect soil fertility. He warns topsoil loss raises costs, lowers crop yields, and demands costly substitutes. He calls for nationwide soil conservation and responsible land use to stabilize food prices and wages.
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Zanesville
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Scioro
Cutler
Wellington Vehicle Crash Injures Local Worker
Guz Frazier, employed for the village, was shaken and bruised when a driveway truck bumped into the village truck in Wellington. Frazier received first aid and was discharged to his home to recuperate. The incident occurred near the Fred Bilkey house on Herrick avenue after the collision with Fredericks’ truck.
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Wellington Guild Elects Officers and Entertainment Night
South Main street attendees heard yearly reports at the last guild meeting before fall. Officers named include President Mrs Harry Wagner and secretary treasurer Mrs Robert Bursham. Miss Dorothy Hughes second vice president. Mrs Jane Stacey chaired the nominating committee. Music featured harp pieces by Lilie Baker of Oberlin with school pupils performing recitations plays and songs. Indoor Circus planned by Wellington High School boosters and sophomore class promises a freak show fortune teller and dancing between acts.
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Harry Wagner
Keith AB Trews
Dorothy Hughes
Robert Bursham
Jane Stacey
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Mrapper
Arnold
Lilie Baker
Oberlin Conservatory
Klann
Lettie Hawk
Roy McCormick
Wellington High School
Organize G O P Club Forms Women’s Republican Unit
Sixteen women met in the Mayor's Court room to organize a Women’s Republican Club aimed at education. Mrs. Lewis G. Bradstock was elected chairman, Mrs. Franklin M. Jones vice-president, and Mrs. Charles Baum secretary. Eligible Republican women may join. Plans include luncheons and candidate discussions with a public meeting planned next week. County and district office candidates will be invited to speak, with prominent men as speakers. The second annual cooking school opened in Herrick Auditorium at 2 p.m. led by Mrs. Helene Sailer, drawing on last year’s success.
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Pennsylvania
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Emma Guffey
Marional
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Kerstone
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Franklin M. Jones
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Lorain County
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Helene Sailer
Gardening Urged As Pine Tone Tree
Floriculturist Victor H Ries of Ohio State University argues gardening helps middle aged and youths alike. He urges Ohio garden clubs to sponsor junior clubs, invite children to meetings, and organize student gardening projects with civic groups. Rural children join extension service programs, with over two thousand youths in 1933. Neighborhood plots can pair civic bodies and property owners for cooperative gardens.
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yu _ Shakespeare
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
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Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service
Year Required To Polish Show Horses
Columbus April 13. Ohio Belgian horse owners prepare for the state fair futurity hoping for blue ribbons. Veterinarian D J Rays notes age limits and soundness as key, while exhibitor H C Horseman and others prize ribbons but expect tougher competition from eastern states. A futurity winner sold for 3400 this year. Columbus dates August 31 to September 5. Belgian futurity began 1916 with past winners including Charles A Wentz and C N Price Radnod, with 17 exhibitors earning ribbons in 20 years.
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Former resident Karl Avery dies after illness in Birmingham
Karl Avery age 31 and formerly of Wellington died Sunday night at his home in Birmingham after months of illness. He attended Wellington schools and is survived by his wife, two daughters, his father George Avery, and three sisters Marie of Wellington, Naomi Bethel of Long Beach California, and Mrs Allen Witbeck of Birmingham. Funeral held today at 2:50 PM from the family residence.
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George Avery
Marie
Allen Witbeck
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Long Beach
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