Roosevelt and Labor Split Over 1940 Loyalty
Boake Carter warns Roosevelt may face a hard shock from organized labor if the 1940 search for a liberal candidate fails. Locals grow wary of national leaders, craving independent action and paddle their own canoes, resenting Hatch Bill ties and federal project controls amid war wind shifts.
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al Smith
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Runaway Warship Kills One Injures Twenty
A British warship incident sparks widespread labor resentment toward Roosevelt era policies. The piece argues labor’s loyalty wanes, fears fascism and authoritarianism, and notes a shift toward individualism and private industry while considering a potential GOP alignment and looming 1940 political campaigns.
Sheffield News Notes: Local Trips and Visits
Miss Hazel Smith has returned from a two week vacation traveling three thousand miles through ten states. Mr and Mrs Herman Bloom left to visit relatives in Indianapolis. John Townsend Sr recovering from surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Ruth Johnson joined the Chisai Club as president at Euclid Beach picnic. Phyllis Moon visiting Patricia Good. W F Lathwell and family spent Sunday with Ed Brown. Cleveland visitors called on Mrs Townsend Sr. A Youtzy party visited LaSalle Michigan for a picnic. Perry Dawlay and Nell Springer guests of Andrew Smith.
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Hazel Smith
Gulf Road
Herman Bloom
Indianapolis
Ind
John Townsend
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Townsend
Ruth Johnson
Chisai Club
Euclid Beach
Phyllis Moon
Abbe Road
Patricia Good
Griswold Road
W. F. Lathwell
Norwalk
Ed Brown
Zurich
Gayle
Irene Budinger
Geneva Higgins
Cleveland
Lester Youtzy
Lois
LaSalle
Mich
Perry Dawlay
Columbia
Nell Springer
Clara Lyons
Andrew Smith
Johannsen Family Reunion and Local Social Buzz
Birmingham brief notes report the Johannsen family reunion at Henry Johannsen’s Buller Road home. Roland French visited his family over the weekend. J Fackler of Wellington and Thad Wilson hosted guests, and Mrs J W Bass hosted a bridges club at The Rivercliff.
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Johannsen
Henry Johannsen
Buller Road
Roland French
J. Fackler
Wellington
Thad Wilson
J. W. Bass
Bridges Club
Rivercliff
F. J. Wadsworth
Cleveland
Gertrude Larson
Amherst
Cordellia Denman
George Schieve
Werner Swanger
Don Wasem
Old Toy Banks Presented A Show
Boston hosts an exhibition of mechanical iron banks from the Victorian era at the Penny Savings Bank. The event features 50 banks from Mark Haber of Hartford and highlights astonishing pieces like a Rube Goldberg coin-fun bank, a whale swallowing a penny, dancing bears, and a performing Han dynasty bear from 206 B.C. to 220 A.D.
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Hartford
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Walter P. Chrysler
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Metropolitan Museum of New York
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Dry ice lure used to attract large fish reported in Walkes-Barre
Patrolman Michael Reiser claims a new live plug method. A large top hole and smaller bottom hole are drilled to fill with dry ice, the floating bait releasing fumes to lure big fish. The report also states the Philippines archipelago comprises over 7,000 islands.
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Wilkes-Barre
Michael. Reiser
Tempting Menus to Break Dinner Monotony
A homemaker guide suggests varying preparation methods to refresh meals. Includes recipes and menu ideas centered on potatoes, rice, meats, and desserts, with step by step directions for curried sauce and baked apple dumplings, plus a reminder to feed children at family meals.
Banana Pudding with Lemon Meringue Topping
A sugar coated banana pudding recipe builds a lemon flavor with lemon juice and rind folded into mashed bananas. Bake in a greased dish at 400 degrees for 15 minutes, then crown with a meringue of two egg whites and four cups sugar. Serve hot or cold for eight servings.
Nature Kills Mosquitoes Far Better Than Man
In Boston a strange short age of mosquitoes this summer provoked wondering as nature outpaced human efforts in mosquito control. The piece notes unexpected mosquito activity and hints at ecological factors influencing their population.
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