Washington boom in spending and buildings continues for government
Washington maintains a long running boom as government construction expands across the capital. Public buildings rise rapidly, space rentals surge to about 3 million square feet costing 3.3 million yearly, with agencies like the wage hour board and aeronautic board expanding. Bureaucracy grows, staffing peaks threaten future limits, and costs to residents rise in a city famed for its federal vitality.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Hoover
Govrnment
Tugswell
Apex
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Baltimore
Social Security Forces
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
General Accounting Office
Aeronautic Board
How to win a child's love in custody cases
In a New York Sun opinion the writer warns that court led campaigns of gifts and outings cannot secure a child's love. Parenthood grants no automatic affection and true bond grows from human regard, not material favors, as children perceive adults as human beings.
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Upstate
New York Sun
It Will Still Be Up To The Driver In Cars of Change
Mechanical minded fans discuss ongoing auto advances from rear engine layouts and three wheel designs to diesel versus gasoline engines. Hydraulics replace gear shifts in new torque converters used on some buses, while New York City prepares 75 vehicles.
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New York City
Wage War on Steel Spreads to Public Contracts Board
Washington reports the Public Contracts Board weighing the steel wage scale a fight between Big Steel and Little Steel. U S Steel undercuts rivals and ends regional price differentials, prompting independents to push for a wage cut. The CIO leverages Walsh Healey while the A F L surprisingly backs the anti union independents delaying action for data.
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Washington
Public Contracts Board
Labor Department
Ths
U. S. Jonvoy
U S. Steel
Birmingham
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Big Steel
Little Steel
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
Eugene Grace
U. S. Steel
F. C
CIO
Tavini
A. F. of L
C. 1
Boris Shishin
Federation
Shiskin
C. S
Steel wage hearing marks first steel workers cross examination
Miss Perkins may overrule Board findings after consulting the President. The CIO plans to press for prevailing wages in shipbuilding under Walsh Healy Act. Lee Pressman cross examined steel operators as T norms Holland chaired the Contracts Board with Oscar Strackbein and Robert Campbell.
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Shiskin
I. O
Yaqst Congress
Lee Pressman
Tnorms Holland
NRA
Oscar Strackbein
Robert N. Campbell
L. M. Walling
Connecticut
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Vegetable Judging Contest Monday at Berlin Heights High
Lorain County Four-H Club members enrolled in vegetable growing projects were invited to join the vegetable judging contest at 8 P M Monday at Berlin Heights High School. Paul R. Tuttle, vocational agriculture instructor at Birmingham and Vermilion schools, will lead the event open to Four-H Club members and vocational agriculture students to prepare for Detroit national vegetable growers meeting late this month. Dungannon demands compensation from Northern Ireland Ministry of Agriculture for loss of revenues in the page and egg markets due to the Egg Marketing Act.
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Lorain County
Dungannon
Ministry of Agriculture of
Northern Ireland
Fire, Accident, and Road Safety on the Black River
A reflection on the need for a reliable bridge or road across the Black River. The piece warns that a tragic fire or serious accident could reveal the dangers of a poor crossing. It urges proactive safety measures to protect residents and visitors.
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Black River
Anniversaries Lipida and Today in History Highlights
Chronology of notable anniversaries and historical events listed for dates including Daniel O’Connell and Alfred Tennyson. Also notes birthdays, deaths, and milestones such as Walter Smith, Eugene Aram, and John Fremont, plus 1938 horoscope and assorted trivia.
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Daniel O'Connell
James Brewster
Connecticut
Preston
Conn
Samuel P. Carter
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Walter Smilaw
New York
Society of American Artists
Scotland
Congregational Order
Salem
Mass
Eugene Aram
England
John C Fremont
Frontier
Far West
Auburn Prison
John A. Mears
N. Y San
U. S& Tennessee
Europe
Gertrude Ederle
Reservations Open for Lorain County Washington Tour
County agricultural extension agent C. J. Hummel announces reservations for a northern Ohio Club trip to Washington next week. The train leaves Thursday, returns Saturday afternoon, with Lorain County members meeting at Lodi at 2 P M Thursday. Planned stops include the Capitol White House Supreme Court building Washington Monument Lincoln Memorial Arlington Cemetery Mt Vernon Smithsonian and Congressional Library.
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Lorain County
Washington
Ohio
C. J. Hummel
National Capital
Lodi
Capitolite
White House
Supreme Court Building
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington National Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Smithsonian Institute
Congressional Library
La Grange Juvenile Farmers attend dairy tour
A group from LaGrange including Donald and Robert Aldrich and Avery Wilcox toured dairy farms on Monday. Guernseys judged at Camp farm and Ayrshires at Betis farm in Pittsfeld. Local staff changes include Foster James from Ashland College hired as coach and math teacher. Domestic science room updates planned with sewing and cooking classes and new equipment.
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Lagrange
Donald and
Robert Aldrich
Robert Camp
Avery Wilcox
Camp
Betis
Pittsfeld
Foster James
Ashland College
Jeannette Bomgardner
Wisconsin
South Antherst
Transfiguration readings and theological reflections in a sermon
The piece recalls Acts 8 30 31 where Philip asks and guides the reader, then preaches Jesus from Isaiah. It also discusses Green Pastures Pan of the Old Testament arging that God suffers with and for man, linking the Cross to God’s eternal nature and the Christian view of life, health, and restoration.
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Philip
Isaiah
Jesus
God
de Land
Heaven
the Evangelist
Community Notes From Weekend Gatherings
Mrs Erwin Adams hosts Tuesday gathering with guests. Mrs W Hui injured Friday in a fracture incident and is convalescing. Mr and Mrs Orvan Hastings celebrated Mrs Fred Prosser’s birthday with a small party Saturday. G W Robbins visits Elyria to stay with granddaughter Naomi Henes. Circle one meeting with Mrs Ervin Adams replaces Mrs AR Dushenske on Tuesday Aug 9. Roy Rising family visited Cleveland. Miss Agnes Westrick completed a summer course at Baldwin Wallace College.
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Erwin Adams
W Hui
Orvan Hastings
Fred Prosser
G W Robbins
Naomi Henes
Elyria
Circle One
Ervin Adams
AR. Dushenske
Roy Rising and Son
Cleveland
Agnes Westrick
Baldwin-Wallace College
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