Senate Insurgents Claim First Round Victory in Ohio Budget Battle
In Columbus on April 30 insurgent leaders claimed a first round win in trimming 16,000,000 from 1937 38 state expenditures. A six member conference panel was formed to shape a bill acceptable to both Senate and House as administration forces had restored about 1,900,000 of the original cuts. The minority bill total ranged near 83,000,000 with restorations to 65,000,000 against the administration 89,000,000. The fight shifts to whether the House will accept a compromised bill or adjourn without passing any appropriation, prompting a possible special session before June 30. Senate supports reductions led by Harol Nichols and Horace Baggett, while Majority Leader Keith Lawrence backs the administration.
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Columbus
Senate
Horace W. Baggett
D. Montgomery
Dayton
Rogers
House
al Kalb
Ottawa
Clark K. Hunsicker
Pickaway
P. H. Rogers
Lorain
Bernard J. McCluskey
Cuyahoga
W. F. Garver
Holmes
Verner B. Metcalf
Washington
Sen
Baggott
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont
Keith Lawrence
Sen. Lawrence
Ohio lawmakers restore welfare funding and more
Law rence accused cuts of unfair malice and said business seeks tax relief. Senate restored 1.1 million cut to Welfare and reversed multiple reductions totaling 277,442 to Ohio State University, 57,000 to the Attorney General, 130,085 to the Department of Industrial Relations, and 30,000 to Veterans of Foreign Wars. Attempts to reinstate 3.6 million to Liquor and 242,000 to Agriculture failed.
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Ohio
Sen. Lawrence
Ohio State University
Attorney General’s Office
Department of Industrial Relations
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Liquor Department
State Department of Agriculture
Oberlin Library Acquires James Talcott Biography
Oberlin College Library has a new biography of James Talcott titled James Talcott, Merchant, and His Times. Librarian Julian Fowler announced the book by William Hurd Hillyer, published by Charles Scribner and Sons, noting Talcott’s dates February 7, 1835 to August 21, 1916.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Library
James Talcott
Talcott Hall
Julian Fowler
Talcott
William Hurd Hillyer
Charles Scribner and Sons
Fred Talcott
Oberlin College
Rural Life Sunday at Eaton Church
Rural Life Sunday will be observed at the Eaton Church. At 10 45 Mr Hummel County Agent will give a short talk. Subordinate Grange Juvenile Grange Four H clubs and Farm Bureau members will be recognized as special guests.
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Eaton Church
Hummel
Four-H
Farm Bureau
Kenneth Jackson
Butternut Ridge
Donald Phelps
Executive Council of
The
Christian Endeavor
Cleo Hoskins
Ladies Aid
Hen Lays Double Eggs in One Nest Near Quitman GA
A Rhode Island Red hen in Quitman Georgia lays two eggs daily by enclosing a complete egg inside another. Corporal Taylor reported the eggs weigh six ounces, measure three and a half inches long and nearly that around. The hen has laid four such double eggs this spring to prove it is repeatable.
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Quitman
Rhode Island
Co. M Taylor
Taylor
Babson Urges Stand for Economy in Federal Financing
Babson warns readers that federal expenses have surged since 1929 and 1932, creating a large per capita debt. He urges Congress to back President Roosevelt's budget and push for a balanced budget to prevent further financial decline and loss of confidence.
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Babson
Busi Marietta, CO
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Juniors Host Seniors in Antler Hotel Fete
The Henrietta Juniors entertained the Seniors at the Antler Hotel in Torain Saturday evening. The banquet featured silver and crimson decor with crimson rose buds as favors. Supper served 6:30 to 12. attendees included eleven juniors, Seniors, and staff. Joseph Knoble served as toastmaster. Conrad Adler spoke for the Senior class, then they attended the theatre.
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Antler Hotel
Torain
P. M. Wallace
Senior Class Members List Names
The senior class includes Margaret Rozsos Phylis Swiers Beulah Kinsley Mary Thomas Doris Phyllis Portman Marjory Kendeigh Conrad Adler Jr George Kristy Charles Berg Earl Schott and Melvin Heidrick.
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Margaret Rozsos
Phylis Swiers
Beulah Kinsley
Mary Thomas
Doris
Phyllis Portman
Marjory Kendeigh
Conrad Adler Jr
George Kristy
Charles Berg
Earl Schott
Melvin Heidrick
Birthday party honors Shirley Ann Delefield at home
Mrs Louis Delefield hosted a Saturday birthday party for her daughter Shirley Ann celebrating her ninth birthday. The afternoon featured games and contests followed by a two course luncheon served by the hostess with help from Mrs Melvin Unger and Miss Martha Delefield to Ruth Leimbach Louise Adler Rhe
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Louis Delefield
Shirley Ann
Qimis
Melvin Unger
Martha Delefield
Ruth Leimbach
Louise Adler
Woman Welding Expert Teaches Class While Caring for Family
Mrs Anne McEnally learned welding from her husband at a metal fusion company and now runs a welding class. She balances work with caring for her four children.
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Anne McEnally
Acme
Oberlin Choir To Sing Twice In Cleveland Area
Oberlin A Capella Chapel Choir directed by Professor Olaf Christiansen, 60 voices, plans two Sunday concerts in the Cleveland area on May 2 1937. The 4:00 p m show is at Archwood Congregational Church Lakewood and the 8:00 p m concert at Ridgeroad M E Church Parma.
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Oberlin
Oberlin A
Parma, Ohio
Arthur Mary
M. E. Church
Men At Annapolis Widen Training At UC
Berkeley reports the University of California serves as a key training adjunct for naval engineers and technicians. Since 1932, 111 Annapolis men completed UC programs here, 92 as mechanical engineers and the rest as electrical engineers, with about 200 sailors enrolled across UC technical schools on the Pacific Coast.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
United States Naval Academy
Senate
California
Pacific Coast
Annapolis
Navy
University of California Technical Institutions
Bottle-Fed Moose Granted Free Roaming on Montana Ranch
Betsy, nearly a year old, is believed to be the only fully protected bottle fed moose in the United States. She roams Beaverhead County swampy low lands on Frank Hazelbaker’s ranch. The moose was saved from drowning in Wise River last May by Charles L. Foster of Butte after being found marooned on driftwood.
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Dillon
Mont
Betsy
United States
Beaverhead County
Frank Hazelbaker
Wise River
Charles L. Foster
Butte
Birthday party given for Ruth Unger and guests
The narrative describes a birthday celebration for Ruth Unger with guests Patsy Kelble Patsy Date Shirley Unger Kenneth Unger Caroline Schlecter Lenore Bucks and Martha Lee Harris as the third and fourth grade teacher. The table was centered with a birthday cake and candles, pink favors and many gifts.
Bridge Club Hosts at Kendeigh Home Saturday Evening
Mr and Mrs Earl Kendeigh entertained the Bridge club at their home with two tables in play. Harley Kelly won first and Earl Kendeigh was consoled. A pot luck supper followed at seven with covers for several couples. Mrs Wallace Court visited Cleveland Friday with her daughter Mrs Wallace Wood and family. Rev and Mrs Burrichter and children from Bluffton called on Mr and Mrs Ray Brown Sunday afternoon.
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Earl Kendeigh
Harley Kelly
Rex Lees
Harry Myer
Kendeigh
Wallace Court
Cleveland
Wallace Wood
Burrichter
Bluffton
Ray Brown
Modern Kitchen Topics At Elyria Dealers Dinner
Elyria hardware and electrical appliance dealers heard talks by Bernard F. Weadock of the Edison Electric Institute and Kenneth Ede for the Ohio Public Service Co. Weadock urged electric planned kitchens with efficient layouts and electric ranges as the second step. Ede cited rising electric range sales and 117 new Cleveland homes with all electric kitchens.
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Elyria
Ioe Novei Piognuist
Bernard F. Weadock
Edison Electric Institute
Kenneth Ede
Ohio Public Service Company
Weadock
Ede
United States
Cleveland
Coin Flip Chooses Bride In Montana License Office
In Butte, a young man sought a marriage license with two women. He flipped a coin to decide. The blonde won after heads led to the selection, leaving the brunette without a license.
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Butte
Mont
Conviction of love as world’s strongest force in Christianity
The article asserts that Christianity’s global strength rests on the belief that love is the ultimate human ideal. It frames love as the indispensible core motivating force behind Christian influence and resilience across cultures and eras. The piece emphasizes a moral centerpiece guiding believers and societies alike.
Use Of Phones On Increase In France
Paris reports a rapid rise in French telephone use with about 1.5 million phones nationwide. Last year saw roughly 900 million calls and 3.5 million international calls to major world centers. The ministry predicts overburdened operators as demand grows across Paris and beyond.
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France
Paris
United States
London
New York
Tokyo
Shanghai
Sydney
Moscow
Berlin
Bucharest
Alarm Clock Service with Repeating Hour Chime
A mechanical voice repeats the hour every 100 seconds as part of an alarm clock service that awakens users. The system also includes an automatic taxi call feature for rapid transport upon waking.
Scotland Yard issues pamphlet to aid detectives
London reports a pamphlet titled Catching Thieves on Paper issued by Scotland Yard. It offers guidance to police on utilizing information from the Criminal Records Office to help capture suspects.
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London
Criminal Records Office
Scotland Yard
The Servile State as Dictatorship Term
A concise note proposes The Servile State as a suitable label for a dictatorship country. The term evokes subjugation and centralized control, highlighting an authoritative regime’s rigid social order.
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