Roosevelt road cutting rebellion tests Congress
The piece outlines a Roosevelt push to cut federal road-building funds by 50 percent, provoking a Republican revolt. Roosevelt defends the stance as budget discipline while pledging to economize. Congressional leaders oppose the plan, arguing it harms funding and political credibility amid the New Deal.
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Roosevelt
White House
New Deal
Congressionals
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Congressmien
Cougisston
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Shadowed secretary sails to Syria in mystery tale
Elizabeth Allen, a New York secretary, is dismissed by Professor Auer and later shadowed while seeking work. She travels to Syria to work for Dr. John Morris near Beirut, enters a tense household with Dr. Payne warning of danger, and encounters a man attempting to flee a garden wall as secrets about Auer, Meres, and Morris unfold.
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Treasury
Elizabeth Allen
Auer
New York
Syria
John Morris
Beirut
Stephen Payne
Pr. Morris
Professor Meres
Professor Auer
Stephen
Elizabeth
Dr. Payne
Fiulzaocth
Processor Meres
Dr. Morris
Dr Morris
Lizabeth
Uhere
Tomorow
Insistent Patient Driven Toward Neurosis In Haunting Tale
In a tense scene Elizabeth and Stephen discuss Michael Brown, a patient whose mental state hints at delusions and fear. Stephen believes a nervous breakdown may be brewing, while Elizabeth suspects deeper fear and possible voluntary confinement. A late night warning urges escape from the ominous house.
Politician admits error over New Deal taxes and housing
The piece argues some business leaders are unfairly labeled as anti New Deal while praising a politician for admitting a misjudgment. It notes John L. Lewis advocating Social Security tax funds for housing and recalls HOLC loan foreclosures, warning on risks to elderly incomes if Social Security reserves are diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
HOLC
Christmas Bazaar Draws Largely Attended People
Wellington Colorado December 6 The annual Christmas bazaar of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church drew a large crowd Friday with out of town attendees. Circles Busy Workers and Harmony organized the event led by chairmen Mrs Allie Barrick and Mrs Gladys Herrick with Mrs B F Keeling as general chairwoman. Supper served cafeteria style under Mrs Keeling. The basement festooned in Yuletide decor. Dinner guests included Howard Jordan of Wilmington Delaware and his daughter Mrs Mary Reed of Lakewood. Beloved matron reportedly ill with a cold.
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Wellington, CO
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Harmony
Allie Barrick
Gladys Herrick
B. F. Keeling
Nne
East
Howard Jordan
Wilmington
Delaware
Mary Reed
Lakewood
Belle Pease
M. Lb. Aid Society
Temple O E Officers Honor Retiring Matron At Party
Temple Chapter O E held a retirement party for Matron Mrs Ruby Duff at the home of incoming Matron Mrs Anna Puder on South Main Street Friday evening. Duff was presented a vanity case by each officer and she gave them a hostess tray in return. Entertainment was provided by Mrs Marie Gibbons and Mrs Gladys Herrick, with a green and white color scheme. Luncheon followed.
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Temple Chapter O. E
Ruby Duff
Anna Puder
South Main Street
Birthday Honored For Mrs. J. S. Jordan
Friday marked the birthday of Mrs. J. S and Jordan on Herrick Avenue in town.
Avon Junior Class Theatre Party Set for December 20
Avon December 6 The Junior Class will stage a theatre party at Beach Cliff on December 20. A bus will provide transportation for those without a ride.
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Avon
Beach Cliff
Home Economics Club Forms Social Habits Network
A Home Economics class groups as a club to develop social habits with officers Eunice Kramer as president Stella Plas as vice president Rita Kling shirn as secretary and Margaret Hol bury as treasurer.
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Eunice Kramer
Stella Plas
Rita Klingshirn
Margaret Holbury
Brookside High names Earl Menges 1937 cheer champ
Earl Menges, a Brookside High School sophomore and former student, wins the 1937-38 cheerleading campaign with 101 votes, signaling a clear community support and school spirit.
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Earl Menges
Brookside High School
New Secretaries Assigned in Shorthand II Class
A new system assigns each class member as secretary to her teacher. Listed pairs include Mr. Kolopus with Margaret Seferink, Mr. Daney with Winifred Holbury, Miss Wilford with Rose Holowecky, Miss Smith with Kathryn Dyer, Miss Burke with Dolores Bates, Miss Peak with Cecelia Krystowski, Miss Westrick with Clarabelle Linden, Misa Mittlestead with Chiquita Smedley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kolopus
Margaret Seferink
Mr. Daney
Winifred Holbury
Miss Wilford
Rose Holowecky
Miss Smith
Kathryn Dyer
Miss Burke
Dolores Bates
Miss Peak
Cecelia Krystowski
Miss Westrick
Clarabelle Linden
Misa Mittlestead
Chiquita Smedley
Girls Honored for High Shorthand Averages at School
Certificates awarded to seven girls for achieving 90 percent or higher in shorthand. Named honorees include Rose Holowecky Winifred Holbury Kathryn Dyer Margaret Lefrenk Clarabelle Linden Cecelia Krystowski and Doloris Barres Kathryn Dyer led with 98 percent.
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Rose Holowecky
Winifred Holbury
Kathryn Dyer
Margaret Lefrenk
Clarabelle Linden
Cecelia Krystowski
Doloris Barres
Evening Card Party Hosts With Christmas Party Next
Mr and Mrs Ed Klingshire welcomed the Morning Glory Club at their home Saturday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Chas Wilford Mrs Andrew Mittendorf and Mrs J J Weiler after cards. A lunch followed. They will meet in two weeks for a Christmas party at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Wilford.
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Ed Klingshire
Morning Glory Club
Chas. Wilford
Andrew Mittendorf
J. J. Weiler
Charles Wilford
Methodist church to aid White Gift program at Elyria Home
The Methodist church will participate in the Northeast Ohio Conference White Gift Christmas program for the Elyria Home for the Aged. The program aims to involve each member in bringing gifts for the aged and will be presented on the Sunday before Christmas with gifts distributed that day. Local plans are underway for an appropriate program at the church.
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The
Methodist Church
Northeast Ohio
Elyria
Local Women Recovering From Falls and Illness
Mrs. P. T. Burnside is recovering at home after injuring her back arm and shoulder from a fall on spiral stairs during a Columbus visit. Miss Marie Wise of Falls Clinic is convalescing from a cold. Mrs. G. B. Warner remains ill with pneumonia and shows no improvement.
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P. T. Burnside
Columbus
Marie Wise
Falls Clinic
G. B. Warner
Social Acknowledgments and Local Guests
The record lists visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fisher hosting Sunday afternoon, Miss Dora Bubgart staying with Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Steirs in Lakewood, Harriet Dudley visiting relatives in Cleveland, Doris Gaugh at a Jolly Tea Club meeting at Marjorie Cochran’s in Elyria, Mrs. William Barr Sr. ill at home, and Bungart home guests Captain Henry Smith of Fremont Frank Conrad of Elyria and Julius Schneider of Brooklyn.
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J. H. Fisher
Dora Bubgart
F.C. Steirs
Lakewood
Harriet Dudley
Cleveland
Doris Gaugh
Jolly Tea Club
Marjorie Cochran
Elypa
William Barr, Sr
Chester Road
Bungart
Captain Henry Smith
Fremont
Frank Conrad
Elyria
Julius Schneider
Brooklyn
Study Hour Club Enjoys Christmas Dinner Plans
South Amherst Dec 6 Mrs L W E Moore opened her home to the Study Hour Club with Miss Margaret Histed presiding. Roll call answered by Christmas Music. Committee to plan Christmas dinner includes Mrs Isaac Slack Miss Histed and Mrs Harmon Mathas. Gift exchange drawn and two Readers Digest subscriptions to Pleasant View Sanatorium decided.
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South Amherst
LW. E. Moore
Study Hour Club
Margaret Histed
Isaac Slack
Harmon Mathas
Pleasant View Sanatorium
England
Walter Havighhurst
South Amherst Legion Post Plans Christmas Party With Auxiliary
The South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 met in the Club Rooms Friday evening with Commander William Slack in charge. They decided to join the Auxiliary for a Christmas party on Friday evening December 17. A social hour followed the adjournment as sixteen members were present.
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South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
William Slack
Auxiliary
Bingo Party At School Auditorium This Thursday
A bingo party will be held in the school auditorium Thursday evening with play starting at 7 30. Prizes and refreshments will be provided and proceeds go toward new gym bleachers. The public is invited to attend.
Short Notes: Schneider Family Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider and their son from Lakewood were noted visiting the area, with a brief mention of their stay and the impression they left on local observers.
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Frank Schneider
Lakewood
Avon Lake Student Illness Shocks High School
Avon Lake High School student Miss Spachtolz was suddenly taken ill on December 6 prompting concern at Avon Lake. The incident drew attention from staff and classmates as details remained limited.
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Avon Lake
John Lewis Proposes Bold Yet Controversial Plan
A Ledger Syndicate excerpt shows John Lewis proposing a dramatic home-building scheme that would require government action. The suggestion is described as potentially betraying millions of American citizens including Lewis's followers if adopted.
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John Lewis
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Notable Visits and Hospital Admission Highlight Local Weekend
At school ill, a student was taken to St Josephs Hospital in Lorain. Guests included Charles Butterworth and his family from Washington Island Wisconsin staying with his sister and her husband. Dell Dunning and daughter Nina visited the Grells in Lorain. their ill little son is reported much improved.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Charles Butterworth
Lawrence Gislason
Charles
Gene
Washington Is
Wisconsin
Dell Dunning
Nina
Robert Grell
England blends oil with coal to forge dust free fuel
A process in England mixes low grade lubricating oil with coal to create a cheap, dust free fuel. This method aims to reduce smoke and soot while providing an economical energy source.
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England
Roosevelt and Wilkie clash over private enterprise aid
A timeless portrait traces the rift between White House power and Congress as Roosevelt seeks to hold a firm line on New Deal policy while Willkie pushes private utilities expansion. Contending views on government versus private capital surface amid postwar economic pressure and political jockeying in Washington.
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White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
Big Boys
Roosevelt
Wendell Wilkie
Willkie
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Frank McNinch
Tommie’ Corcoral
Roosevelt Calls For Curb On Recalcitrant Ten Percent
The passage argues that Roosevelt believed domestic and world peace hinge on limiting the stubborn ten percent through government or international action. It claims the proposed truce would fail by releasing the twenty percent grip on utilities.
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Roosevelt
Half Hidden Revolver Aids Defendant's Case
In Buffalo, Clayton Beck, 31, was found guilty of a misdemeanor for possessing a revolver after a jury determined the gun was not concealed. The butt protruded from his belt, affecting Baumel law implications. Beck faced potential 15 years to life if classified a felony due to prior convictions. the misdemeanor carries up to one year and a $500 fine.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Clayton Beck
Supreme Court
Beck
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