Latest Returns Show New Deal Losing Popularity
New York December 27 Latest returns from the Literary Digest presidential poll show the New Deal growing less popular. Of 987,158 votes, 577,631 oppose the Roosevelt administration with 58.51 percent negative, up from 57.69 percent. Eleven of 13 Southern states vote against it. Only Florida and Oklahoma back the New Deal. The 12 Middle Western farm states also favor opposition by more than 3 to 2. Forty-one states reported. 29 against, 12 in support. A one percent shift in the 40,000,000 ballots would mean 400,000 opinions shifted.
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New York
Literary Digest
Florida
Oklahoma
Three Persons Including Ford Nephew Killed by Train
Adrian Mich Dec 27 An inquest was ordered into the deaths of three people killed when their car was struck by a New York Central passenger train in Cadmus. Victims include Milton S Raymond 32 son of ex State Senator Samuel S Raymond and Henry Ford nephew Wiley Patton 44 and his wife 46, parents of 10 children.
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Adrian, Mich
Henry Ford
New York Central
Cadmus
Milton 5. Raymond
Samuel S. Raymond
Wiley Patton
Special Music At Grafton And Belden Churches
Rev George Beebe announced Sunday services at Grafton and Belden M E Churches feature special music and a sermon titled The Power to Become Miss Eleanor Castleman of Sandusky will be soloist at both services with choir accompaniment.
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Grafton
Belden M. E
George ©. Beebe
Eleanor Castleman
Sandusky
Ohio Newsmen To Hear Col Knox Tonight
Col Frank Knox publisher of the Chicago Daily News and noted critic of the New Deal will address Ohio Republican Editorial Association members in Columbus tonight. He earlier spoke at a luncheon of the Republican War Veterans' Club, with Granville Barrere of Hillsboro News-Herald presiding.
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Columbus
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
Knox
Republican War Veterans' Club
Granville Barrere
Hillsboro News-Herald
Truck Drivers Plead Guilty To Riot Charges
Four striking Norwood, C. truck drivers pleaded guilty to riot charges for attacking an automobile transport near Rushville Indiana and were sentenced to 30 days each in Rush circuit court. Arthur Dodds had his term suspended. Everett Blaney Emery Norris and Clarence Prewitt were the others sentenced for stoning a truck of The Anchor Motor Freight Corporation.
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Rushville
Ind
Norwood
Here
Rush
Arthur Dodds
Everett Blaney
Emery Norris
Clarence Prewitt
Anchor Motor Freight Corporation
Vegetable Growers To Hold Meeting In Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga County vegetable growers plan their annual conference at Kamm's Corners January 16 and 17. A focus on greenhouse problems and outdoor topics will guide sessions with a soils laboratory testing soil samples. The event attracts Lorain County growers and is sponsored by the county agricultural extension service.
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Cuyahoga County
Political theory as speculation detached from actual facts
A concise reflection noting that political theory often remains speculative and distant from real-world facts, suggesting a disconnect between abstract ideas and concrete events. The statement emphasizes caution about overreliance on theoretical constructs without empirical grounding.
Judges View Yuletide Lighting Contest in Elyria
The Chronicle Telegram will tour Elyria to judge the Christmas lighting contest. Eight prizes totaling 50 dollars will be awarded, four for small displays and four for large displays, with equal prize amounts across divisions. Numerous residents have entered, and their outdoor light displays are visible each night.
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The
Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst Ohio Death Notice for John Niesen Sr
John Niesen Sr died at 67 at his Middle Street home after Christmas Day. Survived by wife two years, daughter Minnie Marin and five sons Anthony Peter Martin John Jr Joel all of Amherst, four grandsons, three granddaughters, three sisters Mrs George Edmondson Cleveland Mrs Mathew Dellins and Mrs Peter Wohlever of Amherst. Born in Amherst lived here lifelong. Mason contractor who helped build local stone structures and country schools. Lifelong member of St Josephs Catholic Church. Funeral from St Josephs Monday morning with Fr James Smith officiating. burial in Calvary Cemetery family lot.
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Amherst. O
John Niesen
Middle Street
Minnie Marin
Ave
Anthony
Loran
Peter
Martin
John, Jr
Joel
Amherst
George Edmondson
Cleveland
Mathew Dellins
Peter Wohlever
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Smith
Calvary Cemetery
Death of Alverick DesChants In Amherst Homecoming
Amherst Ohio receives word of the death of Alverick DesChants 24 husband of former Amherst resident Mrs Cora Tolhurst DesChants He died Christmas morning while being transported home after illness Survived by wife a son and a brother all of Chicago Born in Chicago raised in Boston lived in Cleveland and Chicago Funeral services were in Chicago remains to be shipped to Amherst arriving Sunday morning Burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Cemetery under O H Baker Funeral Home arrangements
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Amherst
Weard
Alverick DesChants
Mr. DesChants
Cora Tolhurst DesChants
Middle Ridge
Chicago
Boston
Mass
Cleveland
O. H. Baker
Ridge Hill Memorial Cemetery
Hunger Charles Henry Hunger dies after brief illness
Charles Henry Hunger age 56 of West Ridge road died at 2 20 this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after only a few hours illness. He was born September 1 1879 in Cleveland and lived fifteen years on West Ridge as a farmer. He belonged to St John Lutheran church Elyria. He leaves wife Anne daughter Ruth Buchholz of Elyria son Karl of West Ridge sister Mrs FE Lange and brothers William FE and Fred E Hunger of Lakeland. Services Monday afternoon at Sudro Funeral Home officiated by Rev Armin Schrod. Burial in Lutheran Cemetery Cleveland.
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Charles Henry Hunger
West Ridge Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
West Ridges
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elyria
Anne E. Hunger
Ruth Buchholz
Karl H. Hunger
FE. J. Lange
William FE
Fred E. Iunger
Lakeland
Sudro
Armin Schrod
Lutheran Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs Cela Traxer in Lorain
Funeral services for Mrs Cela Traxer will be held Saturday at 2:04 pm at Wickens Memorial in Lorain. Interment follows in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Bates, sister-in-law of Elvira, died at her home Christmas morning after a Christmas Eve fire. Born in Avon Lake 73 years ago, she was a member of St Cut Rebekah Lodge of Elvira.
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Lorain
Cela Traxer
Bates
Wickens Memorial
Elmwood
Elvria
Wallace N’ Bates
Oran
Avon Lake
Ears Agen
Dereaased
St Cut Rebekah Lodge
Eivria
Amherst Dwelling Damaged By Fire
Fire at Mrs. Ada Purcell's residence on Cleveland Avenue in Amherst caused extensive damage to the home. The basement fire spread to the lower floor, with water and smoke damage noted. firefighters fought the blaze from about 9:39 AM until late morning. No damage estimate was provided.
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Amheers
Ada Purcell
Cleveland Avenue
Fremen
Finding Of Body Of Third Victim Spurs Hunt For Ex-Convict
In Butte Montana a third victim's body was found early today heightening the manhunt for 40 year old ex convict William Henry Knight. Knight is suspected of killing two people and wounding two others on Christmas Day. The body discovered under a bridge is that of Floyd Woods 44 the caretaker at Hutchens in Madison county near Yellowstone Park whose car Knight had stolen Thursday to speed his getaway. Woods had been shot.
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Butte
Mont
William Henry Knight
Floyd Woods
Hutchens
Madison County
Yellowstone Park
Knight
Burmana People Noted for Copper Color and Red Indian Traits
A brief description notes the Burmana of the Sudan in Africa commonly exhibit copper colored skin and red Indian features within their appearance.
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Sudan
Africa
Oberlin businesswomen host Christmas party event
Oberlin group OBVARLIN Op De 27 held a Christmas party at Oberlin Tavern. Members enjoyed an evening of games, stunts, and carols, with a festively decorated room, a lighted tree, and exchanged gifts.
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Obvarlin
Oberla
Hkiack
Oberlin Tavern
Mar Cwerty-Nive
Oberlin Girl Engaged To Cleveland Man At Kinworthy Street
Oberlin girl Elsia Frances Summers is engaged to Myron Smith of Cleveland. Summers is a subcamore at Ohio State University and Smith is a runitor at Ohio State. The announcement notes their families and the forthcoming wedding.
Christmas Party Plans By Pythian Sisters And Knights
The Pythian Sisters and Knights announce a Christmas party for members and families with a Christmas tree and gift exchange. The Knights of Pythias host the event at R. P. Hall on Saturday evening, with Mrs Gordon Mar among those listed.
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Mother. P. Hall
The
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
R. P. Hall
Gordon Mar
Heifer Owned By New London Men Sets Ohio Record
Delia Ona Burke a purebred Holstein owned by N. W. Tee and Son of New London sets the Ohio state record for her class. Freshened at two years three months, tested 305 days twice daily milking produced 11 226 pounds of milk and 402 pounds of butterfat. Peak 48 pounds in one day, averaged 40 pounds for the first six months. Initial weight 1 900 pounds, final 1 190 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Ona Burke
N. W. Tee and Son
New London
Ohio
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Lee
Court arraigns Arnold Laudenthal on reckless driving charge
Arnold Laudenthal of North Ridgeville pleaded not guilty to reckless driving when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro on a warrant sworn by Bert Warner. He posted 100 bond and awaits trial January 2. The collision occurred on East Bridge street about 19 days earlier, reported by Chief Deputy Gerald Nau. Campbell Vandersommen of Elyria was fined five dollars and costs and sentenced to five days in county jail for assault and battery, charged by his wife. John Simsik, 29, Elyria, faced pointing firearms and threats from his estranged wife. trial continued to January 27 at 10 a.m. Simsik pleaded not guilty yesterday. Del Davis of Cleveland was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct after Christmas police arrest at a restaurant west of Lorain. Three liquor trials slated today were postponed until after the holidays on motion of the defendants. J. D. Fletcher’s trial was continued to January 3, Steve Molnar and Jean Krasnyak to January 10. Frank Molina appealed a justice court judgment for court costs of 18.99 in a suit against S. P. Buchs over alleged failure to paint his house and learn per an agreement.
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Arnold Laudenthal
North Ridgeville
Joseph Petro
Bert Warner
East Bridge Street
Gerald Nau
Campbell Vandersommen
Elyria
Joseph Petro Vesterdas
John Simsik
Simsik
del Davis
Cleveland
Lorain
Common Pleas
Judea TD
Frank Molina
Justices Court
S. P. Buchs
Buchs
Sylvia Incorporated Sues Jean Heisler for 168 Dollars in Merchandise
Sylvia Incorporated filed a civil suit against Jean Heisler seeking 168 dollars alleged due for merchandise. The action targets collection of unpaid goods with no further details available.
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Sylvia Incorporated
Jean Heisler
Federal Labor Union Will Meet Tonight
The Federal Labor Union Noa 19243 will hold its regular meeting tonight in the British Empire Club rooms on Middle avenue at 7 39 p m. All members are urged to attend.
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Federal
Labor Union
Noa 19243
British Empire Club
Middle Avenue
Christmas Visits Mark City Families Holiday Gatherings
Local residents welcomed relatives and friends for Christmas with multiple dinners and visits. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Pred Wright with H. O. Morgan and Grace Morgan, and Mrs Nettie Rosa traveling to Los Angeles to see kin after decades. Professor Lynds Jones plans travel to St Louis for science meetings. Dr. Frank Huntler of Chicago University guests with the Burgner family in East College street.
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Mise Kisre
Hally Want
Cleveland
Vrs
Delmar Herning
Eda Hoenh
Nettie Rosa
V. W. Rosa
Los Angeles
California
Wir Heusner
Theodora Crossen
Swertimore
Lynds Jones
American Association For the Advancement of Science
St. Louis
Frank Huntler
Chicago University
Temperance Day Observed In Lorain Schools 1936
Observance of Temperance Day will be one of the first 1936 activities for Lorain County schools. The state department provides two hours for study of temperance history and physiological value, with discussions on liquor’s social effects and related issues.
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Lorain County
State Department of Education
State Department
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Eard School
Bowsher
United States
Anteloper and Game Birds Trained for Fights in Bharatpur
In Bharatpur an independent state in India, anteloper rams cocks and quails are trained to fight. The practice highlights growing sport traditions and challenges to animal welfare concerns amid local culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bharatpur
India
Governor Asks For Transfers To Meet Acute Situations
Governor Davey urged the state board of control to make urgent transfers to cover 1988 expenditures. He cited a coal shortage at several state institutions, including Ohio State University, caused by a Supreme Court ruling blocking transfer of funds from vetoed budget items. He proposed using LOSR accounts not vetoed.
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Columbus
Inio Fetter
State Board of Control
Davey
Oo State University
Supreme Court
LOSR
Ohio Educators Choose Delegates
Delegates for the Ohio Education Association election were chosen at the Columbus convention. BLFL. Stanton’s re election as president was assured. James M. Turner and O. E. Hearing were named for vice president. Dues rise from 1.50 to 2.00 annually. H. C. Pendry chosen Ohio director of NAEP. Delegates to Portland include W. H. Osden, H. L. Bates, J. A. Oppy, O. O. Crawford, A. O. Debn, and Miss Clara Belle Anderson.
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Columbus
Ohio Education Association
Blfl. Stanton
Alliance
James M. Turner
MacConnelsville
O. E. Hearing
New Lexington
Association
H. C. Pendry
Athens
Ohio
National Education Association
A. E. Moodr. Bedford
National Council of Education
Portland
W. H. Osden
Darrtown
H .L. Bates
Jackson
J. A. Oppy
Roynoldsburg
O. O. Crawford
S.J. Clairsville
A. O. Debn
Port Clinton
Clara Belle Anderson
Akron
M. L. Williams
Miami
Anna Marie Ryder
Darton
R. W Solomon
Middletown
Helena Hastings
Young
Federal relief aims to aid counties via county organization
FERA official Patton outlined that direct relief should supplement local relief, not replace it, and that a county-wide structure is needed to keep surplus food distribution records. Rep. Ashbolt warned against wasting relief funds on a large staff, while state plans may soon enact permanent direct relief funding. Federal officials had threatened to halt surplus distribution without satisfactory county organization.
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Patton
FERA
William EB. Ashbolt
FRERA
Wei
Oscar Dunn
Columbus
McFarland and Glasow
Postal pouch stolen at Lima depot
Postal authorities pursue thieves after a mail pouch was stolen from the landing platform at the Lima Pennsylvania depot. The pouch contained 20 empty mail sacks and was discarded three blocks from the station.
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Lima, O
Laval Defends His Policies In Paris Chamber
Paris December 27 Premier Pierre Laval defended his government amid opposition attacks over the Ethiopian crisis and France’s League of Nations obligations. He insisted France would aid Britain if Italy attacked, sought to calm tensions with Britain and Italy, and cited Sir Samuel Hoare’s support in the Commons. The debate deepened as a confidence vote loomed with hundreds of deputies ready to speak.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Pierre Laval
Chamber of Deputies
Laval
Britain
Aftttack
Leap Blain
Layvals
Europe
Ohe
Chamber
Fernand Bouisson
Tomporrow
Samuel Hogre
House of Commons
Samuel Hoare
Hoare
Commons
Appointments Made To Elvira Memorial Hospital Staff
The board announced 31 doctors appointed to the Elvira Memorial Hospital staff. Ten are new, with most effective January 1. 21 are reappointments across active, associate, non resident, and medical service. New active staff include Dr. G. D. Nicholas Dr. A. W. Robishaw in obstetrical and Dr. R. J. Emslie and Dr. J. L. Sullivan in medical service. Robishaw’s appointment is May 1. New associate medical staff include Dr. R. C. Novatney Dr. R. J. Schork and Dr. G. E. French. Non resident doctors are Dr. L S. Dean Dr. Carl Stein and Dr. Taylor Smith. Reappointments span surgical medical obstetrical eye par mose and throat orthopedic Roentgenology pathology and non resident Dr. D. C. Barber.
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Elvira Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
G. D. Nicholas
A. W. Robishaw
R. J. Emslie
J. L. Sullivan
Robishaw
R. C. Novatney
R. J. Schork
G. E. French
L S. Dean
North Ridgeville
Carl Stein
LaGrange
Taylor Smith
Avon
F. A. Lawrence
T. F. Cushing
Clore
A. S. Meckhitrick
R. W. Hancock
J. P. Rankin
H. M. Metcalf
A. Hoke
George Mynchenberg, Jr
O. E. Townsend
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Title Company
Sheriff s deed to Central Lorain Mortgage Company for property on Tivingston Avenue Lorain. Mary S Vorman transfers property on Pyle South Amherst Road Amherst Township to Helen S Vorman.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Central Lorain Mortgage Company
Tivingston Avenue
Lo-rain
Mary S. Vorman
Tlelen Sigrid Vorman
Pyle
Amherst Road
Amherst Township
Christmas Day Gatherings Reach Across Illinois
Litchfield families Ed Miller and Wells Mole share Christmas with relatives in Grafton and Medina. A C Mellert home in Medina hosts additional guests including Frombaugh Hawk and Johnson families. Hood and Chas Hood host relatives for Christmas. Eleanor Bradley Raymond Bradley and Ellaworth Swanker visit Clyde Bradley in Cleveland for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miller
Wells Mole
Grafton
Fred Johnson
A. C. Frombaugh
Kenneth Hawk
A. C. Mellert
Medina
Aufmuth
Ausmuth
John Fletterick
Cleeland
Norbert Hood
Chas. Hood
Eleanor Bradley
Raymond Bradley
Ellaworth Swanker
Cleveland
Clyde Bradley
Ohio Senators Extend Recess to December 30
In Columbus last night two Ohio senators met in the chambers and extended the recess until December 30. Senator Harold D. Nichols of Clermont county moved the extension and Senator Paul Yoder of Dayton announced the motion carried without a dissenting vote.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont County
Paul Yoder
Dayton
Emilingly
Cleveland Market Report Clippings From Daily Prices
Cleveland produce market notes show steady demand for live poultry and eggs with varied weights and classifications. Livestock prices reflect mixed trends, with calves, hogs, and sheep fluctuating, while grain quotations list No 2 red wheat at 1.05 to 1.06 dollars and freight terms on the Toledo grain elevator schedule.
Fire Destroys Brownhelm Family Home
A Christmas Eve blaze destroyed the home of Shigeno Kawasaki and his six children in Brownhelm township. The parents of Mrs. Kawasaki and another child were also forced to flee with only the clothes they wore. Brownhelm trustees chair Lloyd Bacon said the family, always self supporting, is left virtually penniless, with savings destroyed in the house. Efforts to aid the family are under way. Mrs. Kawasaki is not Japanese, according to the trustees.
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Shigeno Kawasaki
Ohagi
Vermilion
Santa Claus
Brownhelm Township
Kawasaki
Ohio News In Brief: East Liverpool to Tiffin Items
Ohio brief items report multiple deaths and injuries from violent crime and accidents across cities. Clarence Dickey, 25, died after two bandits robed a milk truck in East Liverpool. his brother Frank, 33, was wounded. In Lima, 67 year old John Williams collapsed dead while freeing a stalled auto. Conneaut veteran Rol Britton found frozen near his home. Leonard Wright, 28, awaiting grand jury action after hammer beating his wife. Rachel Wright remained in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Clarence Dickey
Frank
Tiffin
Leonard Wright
Toledo State Hospital
Vinton Bennenhoff
Verne Deats
Rachel Wright
Labor Leader Escapes From Toledo Workhouse
Okey O'Dell labor leader serving 90 days for pistol display escaped from the Toledo work house at Whitehouse Ohio. He fled a half hour before parole to spend Christmas with John C Taylor member elect of the Board of Education. O'Neil linked to the 1934 union warfare in Hardin county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Okey O'Dell
Hardin County
Whitehouse
O'Dell
John C. Taylor
Board of Education
O'Neil
Automobile Stolen From Street Near Church Incident
Clifford Warren reports his Chevrolet sedan was stolen from Third Street near the First Methodist Church sometime last evening. Police are investigating the automotive theft and reviewing nearby surveillance. No arrests have been announced as of this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Warren
Westavenna
Third Street
First Methodist Church
Commodity Prices Report From Toledo Markets
Market notes list grain prices for CORN OATS and YELLOW and WHITE varieties with numbers and cents, plus TOLEDO PRODUCE and BUTTER prices. Eggs show government price standards for large and medium white eggs in cases, with U.S. extras and standards pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Quotations for grains and feeds from Sheeta Elevator and Fair ehildh Milling
Prices for corn, wheat, oats and feeds listed by bushel or ton. Quote includes mill feeds, hay, flour, alfalfa, timothy, clover, mill terms, and cottonseed meals with per cent figures. Several entries show range and unit inconsistencies but reflect commodity market values of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeta Elevator Co
Fairehildh Milling Co
Knox blasts federal officials and urges local self government
Col Knox warns that continuing federal control will destroy local self government and liberty. He condemns Hopkins and Tugwell as bureaucrats who have not learned to meet payrolls and stresses the party's duty to warn the public. He declines to discuss a possible presidential bid. He will address the Ohio Republican Editorial Association and speak in Cleveland on Jan 29 and Dayton on Jan 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Knox
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Rexford G. Tugwell
Republican Party
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
Ohio
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Dayton
Census plans expand coverage of commerce and services
The article outlines expanded census scope including highway and street transport, trucking for hire, bus operations, commercial warehousing, and a first time count of office and non-residential building operations in cities over 10,000. It adds insurance agents brokers real estate brokers and dealers management and rental agents and professional services within service establishments. Theaters and hotels remain covered as in earlier censuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Story Tellers as an Oriental Institution Highlighted
The article notes that in private domestic circles the figure of the story teller remains a characteristic Oriental institution, traditionally associated with women. It discusses cultural roles and the persistence of this practice within familiar settings.
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New Deal
Belden
Blue Bird
Star Shoe Shop
Mrs
Celia Bates
Oberlin
Esther Alflen
Mervike
Bod Herrick
Phone Sas
Loram St
Oberlin Girl
American Temperance Society
Women’s Temperance Society
Philadelphia
Maine
Prohibition Party
Anti-Saloon League
Litchfield
Syryouth Rock Springars
Baxa
Texas
Tri‘imphia
Cleveland Livestock
Matrhet
Alto Osant
Toledo Gratin
Brownhelm
Ohio News
John Williams
Lima
Conneaut, O
Roland Britton
Pige
JOE Monta and Company
O'Donnell
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