Roosevelt Press Frictions and Foreign Policy Moves
James McMullin reports on Roosevelt's tense relations with the press and New Dealers as he maneuvers foreign policy issues. The piece notes clashes over neutrality, the Nye inquiry, and a pending Pan American conference, alongside domestic debates on the NRA ruling and FDIC premiums. It also mentions a surprising trip to Sumner Wells and a rare hospital visit to Secretary Dern as part of political theater.
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Blum
Washington
France
Frances Perkins
Paris
Nye
U. S
State Department
Roosevelt
Monsieur Blum
White House
Landon
Hoover
Sumner Welles
Maryland
Dern
Tne
Supreme Court
Fort Knox
NRA
Lando
London
Berlin
Asteridas
Canada
Wilson
Community Club and church notices fill Lorain area events
A dense schedule lists meetings across Lorain County from the Mens Missionary League to garden clubs and YWCA groups. Notable items include Rev Wesley Bril speaking on missionary work in the British East Indies, Lorain Bee Keepers Association gathering, several lodge and auxiliary gatherings, and numerous church activities with dates and locations at Kipton, Cascade Park, and Elyria venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens Missionary League of
United Presbyterian Church
Wesley Bril
British East Indies
Lorain
Meetings Held At Mrs Kitsmans Home Agenda Set
Tuesday afternoon meetings took place at the home of Mrs Frank Kitsman 6 Lake avenue with a 2 30 business session a 6 o clock wiener roast and an evening bingo for members and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kitsman
Lake Avenue
Centenary Celebrations For Immaculate Conception Church
Thousands joined a centenary celebration of Immaculate Conception Church in Grafton Lorain County as dignitaries and public figures attended a jubilee mass benediction and sermon. The event highlighted the churchs LaPorte origins in 1835 and its 1865 relocation to Grafton with a cemetery on the LaPorte site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Lorain County
Pius XI
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Europe
Patrick J. Ferron
Charles A Martin
St. Calman’'s Church
LaPorte
James A. McFadden
Don ¥. Harter
Akron
Martin Ll. Davey
Dan W. Duffy
Spirit of '76 Portrait and War Sketches by Willard
The article recalls artist Willard who served in the 86th Ohio Volunteer Infantry at the start of the Civil War and sent army life sketches to friends. After the war he painted carriages at BH 8 Tripp, studied in New York in 1873, and created his famed Spirit of ’76 featuring Rev. Samuel Willard, a Baptist minister, as the central figure.
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Hugh Mosher
Brighton
Wellington
Harry Devereaux
Cleveland
Willard
John Henry Levereaux
Philadelphia
Marblehead
Massachusetts
Western Reserve Historical Soviets
Poinline
Artis
Polmot
86Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Tripp
New York
Samuel Willard
Derailment Near Mt Gillad Implicates Central Railroad
An old report notes that a broken axle warned officials the New York Central railroad caused a freight train derailment near Mt Gillad. Eighteen cars left the tracks, two loaded with anti freeze solution ignited by fire. crew from Bucyrus escaped unharmed as the train traveled from Corning to Bucyrus yesterday.
Memory Lane 55 to srexxen Carroll McComas
Carroll McComas, retired Broadway star, travels with husband S M Gunn of the Rockefeller Foundation across Europe and Asia. Once a leading lady in Candida and other classics, she served nine months in France with the YMCA during World War I and later praised American theatre for its intense competition and vitality. Born June 27 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Carroll McComas
Europe
Carroll
S. M. Gunn
Rockefeller Foundation
China
Paris
John Drew
Frohmans
H Brown
Belgasco
Frank Craven
France
Lulu Bett
Walter Campden
Cyrano de Bearerac
Roxanne
Theatre Guild
Peggy Woond
Katherina Cornell
New York
Carrall McQomas
Stamford
Conn
California
William McComas
Mediaera
Albuquerque
New Mexica
Neat
Florence Reed
Obituary: David Davies of Columbus Dies at 58
David Davies, 58, prominent Columbus packing house owner and horse trainer, died late today after a prolonged illness. Davies owned the Sportaman Pony and headed a notable trotting horse operation in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omjo Sportsman
Columbus
David Davies
Promklems Lumbus Packing
Sportaman
Davies
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Lis
West Point
Harley
War Department
Supermen
FDIC
Hopkins-Tekes
Fred Johnson
West 11Th Jstreet
Canton Lorain
Townsend Club
P. m
Ta Wa Si
Mary Cox
South Oak Street
Tri Sigma Sorority
Kay Cullin
Frank Hitsman
O. F. Lodge
Republican Womens Club
D. A. Husband
Elyria
Shilting
Treasury
Fort Knoa
Kentucky
Ian
Sub-Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Mint
LABOR
C IO
A. F. of L
Joan L. Lewis
Cg, IL O
Roosevalt
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Inte
Cascade Park
LaPorte Aid Society
Ruth Dewhurst
Middle Avenue
Otto Diederich
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Jim Coyne
Furnace Street
Ruth Abraham
Oxford Avenue
Lambda Chi Sorority
Earl] Brown
Obertin Road
United American , Mechanics
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
Church
Women’s Relief Corps of District No. 12
Pythian
Rose Ryan
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Evangelical Womens Union
St. Paul's Church
Monopoly Club No. 1
Jack Penrod
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Emma Dil
Nichols Block
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Charles Decker
Lake Arvenue
J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Nettie Finch Webber
Rome
Deane Burns
Mast Avenue
H.C
Fast Avenue
Naval
Cong's Church
Sanko Dining Room
Over Bell Clothing Co
Lawson Little, JR
George M. Dyott
Dyott
Wellngton
India
Lin
Tot
Madea
ALL Ladies
Summere
TN Neier
Etvata
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