Synthesis of 1930s Immigration and Policy Attitudes
Boake Carter cites Pennsylvania crime and immigration data showing 4,238 inmates for the year ended May 31 with 44.8 percent under 21, 17.3 percent 21–25, 76.8 percent lacking eighth grade education, 8.45 percent no business training, and 6.76 percent with prior offenses. He argues Americans ignore domestic issues while blaming foreigners, cites Swedens Crown Prince and neutrality talk, notes foreign nations spend heavily to attract U.S. visitors, and praises the Hatch Bill under Roosevelt with constitutional doubts raised by Attorney General Murphy.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Government of
Canada
House of Representatives
National Park Service
America
Europe
Ma Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Congres
Roosevelt
Congress
Women in Tokyo machine shops double since last year
A Tokyo industry survey shows the number of women employed in machine shops has doubled over the past year, reflecting shifting work roles in manufacturing. Authorities caution that continued progress requires training programs and workplace reforms to sustain growth.
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Tokyo
Gipan
Family notes from Sullivan area and region events
Sullivan and nearby towns report travel to Springfield Mass and New York World’s Fair. A variety of visits include Farnsworths of Sullivan and Lakewood, Etta Cole with daughter in Independence, Bennett family trips to Jima and Masury, and care for relatives in Newton and Elyria. A fire damaged Mrs Flhotts house but most furniture was saved. A reunion of Henry Smith descendants occurred at the high school grounds.
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Erie
Kansas
Earl] Parker
St Lows
W P Fisher
Harley Remington
Cleveland
Will Fisher
Herbert Myers
Newton Iowa
Ethel Flhotts
Whitcomb
Hayesvile
Rev
Barth
Esther Willett
Richard
North Olmsted
Carrie Richards
Charles Bennett
Jima
Masury
N E Hooker
Arlene Richards
Olmsted
Dorothy Richards
Wellington
Wade Richards
Harry Lindemans
Charles
McComb
Jean Whitcomb
Elyria
B E Knick
Cuyahoga Falls
Rose Dudley
Jimmy Rook
Lodi Hospital
Lottie Ringlers
Henry Smith
Northern Ohio lamp dealers converge on Elyria show
Retail lamp dealers from across Northern Ohio gather at 450 Broad Street for a two day residential lighting mart sponsored by The Ohio Public Service Company. The event features Fall merchandise from leading manufacturers and a merchandising meeting for display and sales strategies.
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Ohio
Elyria
Asd
Broad Street
Glade Thomas and Brown Furniture Co
Ohio Public Service
J B Johnson
OPS
Elyrians
Johneon
Lighting Mart
LaSalle Lighting Corp
Chicago
Fashion Lamp Co
Chiago
Ill
Art Lamp Corp
The
Rembrandt Lamp Corp
Rindsberger Lamp Co
Wm Tolen & Sons Co
Philadelphia
National Lighting Equipment Co
Cleveland
Federal Lamp Co
TA _ Stiffel Co
Buckley
Sander Mig Co
Colonial Premier Co
Lighttoher Co
Jersey City
Muller Lamp Co
Meriden
Walker family holds 3rd annual reunion at North Olmsted Park
Avon Lake brief notes the Walker family reunion in its 10th annual gathering at North Olmsted Park on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson are mentioned in early brief items.
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Avon Lake
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Walker
North Olmsted Park
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Avon Coming Events Prayer meeting and council session
Avon notices state a Baptist Church prayer meeting will meet in the church dining room on Thursday evening August 10. The Village Council holds its regular meeting Thursday evening August 10 at the Town Hall.
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Avon—Prayer Meeting of the Baptist Church
Local social notes list weekend visits across several towns
Mr and Mrs I Gelman hosted guests Mrs Jack Gelman and children and Mrs Gulub and son from New York City. Miss Bertha Hubbard left Sunday for a week in Terra Haute Indiana. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith and children Lois and Donald of Akron stayed with Mr and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf Saturday and Sunday. Geraldine Moore returned Sunday from a Cleveland visit. Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck and son Bobby were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Schneider of Lakewood Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hoy Hall and two children of Sparta Ohio and Mr and Mrs Holle Hall visited Mr and Mrs George Horweddel last week. Mr and Mrs John Jameson dined with Mr and Mrs Em ery Nagy of Lorain Sunday. Hubert Gough and Willam Peak with Ruth Bainbridge and Janice Harrison from Fields motor to Lakeside Sunday. The ladies remained for a week’s visit.
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I Gelman
Jack Gelman
Gulub
Sor
New York City
Bertha Hubbard
Terra Haute
Indiana
Albert Smith
Lois and
Donald
Akron
Andrew Mittendorf
Geraldine Moore
Cleveland
Arnold Buck
Bobby
Frank Schneider
Lakewood
Hoy Hall
Sparta
Ohio
Holle Hall
George Horweddel
John Jameson
Emery Nagy
Lorain
Hubert Gough
Willam Peak
Ruth Bainbridge
Janice Harrison
Fields
Lakeside
Mayfield theater theft leads to chase by town residents
In Mayfield the local theater became the scene of a theft when a horse and buggy were driven into town by A.O James to view a film. The pair escaped as the stolen vehicle left the theater with a movie titled Jesse Jamies appearing in the footage.
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Mayfield
A.O James
Jesse Jamies
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