Outline Of Legislation By Congress
Washington August 28 UP here is an outline of legislation which occupied the first session of the 76th Congress Enacted 500000000 Wagner Steagall Housing bill unemployment cen sus farm tenancy extension of civilian conservation corps reconstruction finance corporation hot oil 2000000000 gold stabilization bundle dollar devaluation power neutrality act new Guffey coal act new sugar quota and new rail pensions acts supreme court retirement act lower court re organization act getting ears 1509000000 work relief fund Miller Tydings re sale price maintenance act Bonneville Dam administration tax loophole act Failed of enactment supreme court enlargement government re organization wages and hours control general farm production control establishment of eight regional authorities similar to Tennessee Valley Authority anti lynching bill
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Washington
Wagner-Steagall
Civilian Conservation Corps
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Supreme Court
Tennessee Valley Authority
New York Day By Day By 0 C McIntyre Scribbles and Party Walks
Diary notes from Lowell homes to Pawling for a writers game with Washington correspondents. Reminiscences include Burton Rascos western plains, a Paris tie from Charvet, Bruce Barton’s birthday party, and Mary Armstrong’s cherry jam shop. Personal glimpses cover dogs, jazz, Clarement, Ted Healy, and Grock.
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New York
Lowell
Pawling
Washington
Matey
Burton Rascos
Charvet
Paris
Charles G. Norris
Esther
Bruce Barton
Bruce
Mary Armatrong
Madeleine McGlone
Pelham Parkway
Claremont
Ics
Cedar Log Mining Revived In Jersey
Cedar logging once common in New Jersey has been revived by state forester Charles P. Wilber. Logs lie buried 6 to 10 feet under swamp muck in Cumberland County near Mauricetown, some hundreds of years old, and are harvested with a “progue” bar and winch to lift them. Shingles from the cedar are nearly indestructible, and crews extract logs while dealing with deep muck and tangled roots.
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Trenton
Xii
New Jersey
Charles P. Wilber
Atate Forester
Mauricetown
Cumberland County
Dining, stars, and supper cues in a 1937 collage
A rapid sketch of social appetites and notable names. It mentions Walter Chrysler Jr. as a discerning gourmet hosting lively dinner parties, Ernest Cerutti favoring eight guests per meal, Count Bont de Castelane preferring solitude at meals, and Diamond Jim Brady dining alone to lick plates. It also references Cesare Ritz and iconic figures like Jascha Heifetz and Ernest Hemingway, ending with a note on Major Bowes broadcasts and a perishable-goods transport truck.
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Walter Chrysler, Jr
Frank Crowninshield
Ernest Cerutti
Count Bont de Castellane
Diamond Jim Brady
Cesare Ritz
Charles Hanson Towne
King Alfonso
Ernest Hemingway
Jascha Heifetz
Hospitala
Major Bowes
Ed Swazey
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
M. E. Conference To Hear Latin America Authority
The Rev. Samuel Guy Inman LL D executive secretary of the Committee on Cooperation in Latin America will speak at the Northeast Ohio Annual Conference session in Lake Side Methodist church on Sunday evening September 12. Inman has spent decades studying Pan American questions, traveled 16000 miles by plane visiting 16 countries, and was decorated by Ecuador in 1935. He served as Roosevelt appointee to the Buenos Aires Inter American Peace Conference in 1936 and authored Latin America's Place in World Life.
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Samuel Guy Inman
Committee On Cooperation In
United States
Northeast Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lakeside
Mexico
People’s Institute
Inman
Han
South America
Commission Act Up
League of Nations
Dr. Inman
Roosevelt
Latin America
Trinity, Texas
Texas Christian University
Transylvania College
Kentucky
Columbia University
Community Council Plans Calendar For Local Groups
A community council will comprise representatives from local organizations to coordinate the events calendar preventing clashes. A preliminary meeting was held Friday evening with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stump from Cleveland and Misses Elaine and Betty Fox from Berea.
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Alfred Stump
Cleveland
Elaine
Betty Fox
Berea
W. R. Hawke
Olive Hopwood
Mary Cornish
George
E. Hathaway
la Grange
Edward Marriott
Avon
Marriotts
Jack Moran
Jane Marte
Gary
Indiana
Miss Marte
Mohler
Sheffield talk on Japan by visiting speaker
Mrs J H Drompp, recently returned from Japan, was principal speaker at the Sheffield Lake Social Club meeting at St James Mission. She displayed souvenirs from her trip as members heard reports and notes from the gathering.
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Norman Padley
Sheffield Lake
Padley
St. Theresa's Church
Theodore Metzger
Lorain
Marcella
William Baumin
Adam Senger
Avon Cemetery
George W. Swartz
Japan
Sheffield
J. H. Drompp
St. James’ Mission
Debis Meeting and Moving Plans at Gulf Road Corner
A meeting of the Gay Debis was attended with plans for a new home at the corner of Detroit Road and Gulf Road. Mr and Mrs Logan and family will relocate three cars to the corner to establish a filling station and refreshment store at the new brides location.
Hunt Slayer At Large After 4 More Women Attacked
Chicago police searched for a killer after four more women were attacked and a 19 year old beauty contestant was chased. Florence Swanson a nurse was slashed in her Jefferson Park Hospital room. Edith Reuter Ruby Stockel and Anna Hollender were attacked in public or on streets. A man handed a note to Michaeline Deleau Miss America three years ago and police questioned a suspect named Owen Jones who confessed to the note. Police Chief Prendergast and Detective Chief Sullivan took charge and ordered a citywide round up. Three similar hotel room deaths had occurred in the past two years.
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Chicago
Anna Kuchta
Florence Swanson
Jefferson Park Hospital
Edith Reuter
Will
Ruby Stockel
Anna Hollender
Michaeline Deleau
New Orleans
Miss Deleau
Central Police Station
Owell Jones
John Prendergast
John L. Sullivan
Miss Kuchta
Lillian Guild
Florence Thompson Castle
Louise Trammell
Pea Crop To Be Frozen And Sent To Market
Plans are complete in OPULAR Wisconsin to freeze and ship the pea crop from between 800 and 900 acres of contract land. Believed to be the first project of its kind in the state. The peas after being frozen...
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Opular
Wis
Wisconsin
You and Your Nation's Affairs and the CIO's Demands
A reader objects to what is labeled as irresponsible political power and condemns the CIO for lacking constitutional authority. The author argues unions can confiscate property and force bargains by threats, citing a coal industry dispute over an eighty million dollar annual assessment to union members and the absence of formal legal justification.
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Lewis
United States
CIO
Court of Justice
John L. Lewis
Frozen peas and corn graves link to early New England
Officials of the canning company report peas packed in sacks and wax containers of various weights. Most crop sales will go to northern Wisconsin and nearby points, with some shipped east. Cooks boil peas with sugar, butter and salt. In Miles Standish era, English graves were hidden by corn.
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Canning Company
Wisconsin
Miles Standish
New England
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