Unemployment census debated as relief funding option
Washington argues over a federal unemployment census to gauge how many need relief, amid signs the New Deal favors maintaining broad federal support. The Senate approved a bill for an April census costing four to five million dollars, with administration officials wary of exposing true need.
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Washington
Messrs. Hopkins
Ickes
Democratic Party
Toledo
Cincinnati
Senate
House
Teaching Paragon Needed for Terre Haute College Post
A Southwest vacancy seeks a候r who can teach supervise student teachers coach athletic teams speak Spanish lead Boy Scouts direct an orchestra and fulfill many campus roles. The piece notes that public schools rarely demand so much and that many teachers meet all these exacting requirements while remaining virtuous and faultless.
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State Teachers’ College
Terre Haute
Indiana
Paragon
Women Paying Price In New Era
The emancipation of women brings equal rights and freedom to move about but Dr William F Robey of Harvard Medical School says strenuous modern labor shortens their lives. He notes the shift from household duties to business professional and political roles has increased health risks and may alter life expectancy in the future.
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East
William F. Robey
Harvard Medical School
Dr. Robey
Preventing Accidents In The Home Optimists See Safety Booklets
The Accident Prevention Conference plans to distribute 500000 safety booklets nationwide to cut mishaps at home. Labert St Clair urges better lighting in dark areas and tidier homes. Critics note factors like farm animals and slips remain risks despite home precautions.
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Labert St. Clair
The
Red Cross
Accident Prevention Conference
National Safety Council
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
A roundup of historical birthdays and notable events. Includes Meriwether Lewis born 1774, Charles Francis Adams born 1807, Virginia Dare 1587, and various 19th and 20th century figures. Also notes Today in History items such as Wilkes polar expedition and Kearney’s Santa Fe entry, with brief commentary on cautions in daily conduct.
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Lewis Clark
Albermarle Co
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
William F. Barry
New York City
Ft. McHenry
Marshall Field
Chicago
Prince
Conway
Mass
William Baldwin Fletcher
Indianapolis
Bobley D Evans
Bob Evans
Virginia
Washington, D. C
James H. Hyslop
New York
Xenia
Ohio
Virginia Dare
Roanoke
Walter Raleigh
U. S
Charles Wilkes
U. S. Navy
Stephen W. Kearney
Army of the West
Santa Fe
New México
Mexico
Japan
America
China
Congressional showdown on judiciary inquiry and Black nomination sparks clash
The piece notes a new resolution directing the Judiciary Committee to probe the administration of justice nationwide, provoking warnings of power misuse. It also covers Hugo Black’s Senate confirmation, the ensuing party feuds, and labor and political maneuvering shaping early New Deal policy, with Capitol gossip and public stance on foreign and domestic issues.
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Congress
Judiciary Committee
Administration of Justice
United States
Sumners
Suamners
Black
Supreme Court
Capitol Corridor
Justice Black
McClure Newspaps Syndicate
Hiker Loses 20 Pounds on 325 Mile Health Walk
James Veaney a retired deputy police inspector and one of 48 finishers in Bernarr Mc Fadden health derby walked from New York City to Dansville New York shedding 20 pounds of surplus flesh during the 325 mile trek.
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Cleveland
James Veaney
Bernarr McFadden
New York City
Dansville
Bible Readings And Meditations on Christian Behavior
The meditation highlights Colossians 4 2 6 urging continual prayer giving thanks and wise speech to win outsiders. It compares Christian practice to the Muslim call to prayer and stresses tactful, gracious conduct as essential for the gospel’s advance.
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St. Paul
Apostle
Christ
Nine Lorain Countians Among New Ohio University Students
Nine Lorain County residents were accepted as new students at Ohio University Athens for its 133rd academic year starting September 13. Names include Mitchell Knittle Anna Boka Rudolph George Neuman Dorothy Marie Gloyvna Janica Ruth Hunker Margery Helen Kepler John West Morgan Grace Carson Lucille Mae Smith and is slated by registrar Dr F B Dilley. Enrollment is expected to surpass last year's peak despite anticipated declines elsewhere due to funding cuts and industry reabsorption.
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Ohio University
Athens
Lorain County
Mitchell Knittle
Anna Boka
R. D
Elyria
Rudolph George Neuman
Dorothy Marie Gloyvna
Janica Ruth Hunker
Lorain
National Youth Administration
Life Begins at 76 in Osaka Returns to Craft
In Osaka Takematsu Kataube, aged 76, begins learning watch repairing to make two new stars. Formerly a school teacher, he embraces a late start in a fresh craft as life’s newest pursuit.
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Osaka
Japan
Takematsu Kataube
Penfield and South Amherst race filings reveal trustees and trustees and counts
Petitions for township and board of education posts in Penfield and South Amherst have been filed. Penfield trustees include Phillip Bobel for two years, Nick Younglass for four years, and Charles Wooda for four years. Clerk F E Kellogg, justice B Feron, and constable Ellis Knapp also filed. Penfield board of education contenders are Leo Knapp, Earl Parsons, and Mrs Charles Wood. South Amherst board of education candidates are Harry Brucker Mrs H E Moore and James Nichols. Elyria township constable Louis Stolzenburg filed for re election.
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Board of Education
Penfield
Board of Educaton
South Amherst
Board of Elections
Phillip Bobel
Nick Younglass
Charles Wooda
F. E. Kellogg
B. Feron
Charles Wood
Sare
Harry Brucker
H. E. Moore
James Nichols
Louis Stolzenburg
Elyria Township
Red Cross Office Closed Until Sept 2
Miss Edit Metcalf executive secretary of the Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross said the local chapter office in the Masonic Temple Building will be closed until September 2 as she takes a vacation. She will be reachable at Oberlin 297 for emergencies during that time.
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Edit Metcalf
Thelyria
The
America Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Metcalfs
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