National Whirligig outlines FTC power boosts
Ray Tucker reports on a composite wages and home bill expanding Federal Trade Commission authority to crack down on deceptive practices in trade and advertising. The Copeland pure drugs bill is sidelined, transferring ad censorship to the FTC. The piece notes increased legal staff, radio ad surveillance, and harsher penalties for cease and desist violations. Also discusses American grain exports, Hull agreements, and subsidies affecting Britain, with Senator Wasner waiting to push a House measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Lea
California
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Copeland
Food and Drug Administration
Trade Commission
Great Britain
England
United States
Britain
United Kingdom
U.S
Hull
Special Notice to Tire Buyers Special Notice to Tire Buyers
Special Notice to tire buyers promotes Goodrich Safety Silvertown tires with the Life-Saver Golden Ply. The ad claims Golden Ply reduces heat and prevents high speed blowouts, offering drivers security. It asserts Silvertown tires cost less than other super quality tires and urges immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Res
Goodrich
Silvertown
Debates and policy shifts in wartime Congress
The article describes tense debates with questions delaying a speech by Ing DI, ongoing concerns over government housing subsidies, and proposed controls on scrap steel exports. It notes F D R pushes for farm bills, administrative assistants, and a broad agenda while House members face possible adjournment and a thinning quorum. It also mentions territorial histories, foreign attaches, and Public Works Administration funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob la Follette
Interior Department
Department of Welfare
Sam
Congress
Japan
China
Spain
Far East
Barkley
Rayburn
Mike Meehan
State Department
Commerce Department
Public Works Administration
Minard Family Links In Funeral Attendance And Visits
Mr and Mrs Edward Minard attended the funeral of Mrs Edward Minard s brother Mr Fenwick of Wellington last Sunday. Mrs Ella Johnson entertained Detroit friends, with Mrs Johnson visiting Detroit. Mrs E F Minard spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Fenwick of Wellington. Her daughter Mrs George Carruthers and three children stayed at the Minard home. Miss Hilda Ridter is spending weeks in Colorado for college. Mr and Mrs Merlin Monegan entertain the former s mother May Monegan of Keneas and visited locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Minard
Fenwick
Wellington
Ella Johnson
Detroit
Johnson
E. F. Minard
George Carruthers
Three Childen
Minard
Hilda Ridter
Colorado
Merlin Monegan
May Monegan
Keneas
Mike Balog
Cleveland
Helen Gusak
Freeland
Penn
Calvin Bolmer
Carl Weher
Peter Weher
Avon Lake
Doris Walker
Carlisle
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Leland Kihm
Youngstown
Josephine Schuster
Edmund
Gale Smith
Mich
Carl Pedersen
Reta Schneider
Elizabeth Horwedel
Ben Novotny
Milwaukee
Wis
Anna, Novotny
Mamie Christopherson
Ray Villace
Mildred Pauers
Avon Lake Pioneer Club Dance at Island Park
Avon Lake notes report a Pioneer Club dance at Island Park with Biltz orchestra. Pinochle group met with Mrs Melchhor Urig for a one oclock luncheon and planned a future meeting with Mrs Helen Krakow in Lorain. Legion Auxiliary party at Mrs A T Maiers home drew seventeen tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Pioneer Club
Island Park
Avon
Biltz Orchestra
Melchhor Urig
Cyril Gates
Harry Trigalet
Urig
Helen Krakow
Lorain
Legion Auxiliary
A. T. Maiers
Walker and
Lake Road
Mary Louise Mitchell
Busy Boys Meet at Club House With Camp Plans
The Markley Busy Loy s dH Club held a meeting at their advisor FH Lewis home. Francis Lewis presided and Clyde Haynes read the last report. They discussed old and new business, project work, and plans to attend Camp Crag at Medina and nearby dates for Senior and Junior groups. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs William Heck and families. Reverend Theodore Paul visited, and a large portion of the church Sunday School board attended a meeting at the church Thursday evening. Multiple residents from Lorain and Breweton attended various gatherings and picnics at Cascade Park Blyrle and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Markley
Camp Crag
William Worcester
William Heck
Theodore Paul
Avon
J. G. Morris
Mr. Church
William Baker and
Familly
J. Hobbs
Loretta Dangle
Martha Hobbs
G. Lockridge
Burdell Hobbs
Earl Moore
Lorain
Fanny Sheeley
Easly
Bribes Involving Local Residents Reported
Bribes involving Mrs. Frankie Reese and Mrs. Alice Garfield appear in the report, naming their house guests and other local attendees. The narrative lists several households by address and family members including Miss Jessie Garfield and Mrs. E. E. Minard of Detroit Road, along with Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer of Griswold Road and other visitors. The piece records Wednesday and Friday afternoon social visits and supper guests with multiple local surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Reese
Alice Garfield
Brown
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Jessie Garfield
E. E. Minard
Detroit Road
George Palmer
Griswold Road
C. Huilhut
J. J. Cook
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New York
Ray Tucker
Washington
James McMuhin
Senator Wasner
Spiralator
Equality
J.C. McKinley
Mgr
Second Street
BLE& Club
Chevy Chase Golf Links
Sheffield
Acme
Ella DeCumbe
Lou Wilson
Kent
William Springer
Merlin Monagan
Vinocent
H. D. Bonney
Inter
Eleanor Babcock
E. C. Bonney
Huron
Fred Bonney
Frankie Beone
James Harnish
John Harnish
Ray Hollis
Miss Lamb
Bere
Collect
Onur
Broadway
Gould
Hohe
Phone Florist
Carek
Broad
Hone
Nachman
Nachman Ionerspring
Elyria Furniture
W. Broad Street
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