Bulkley, Taft Clash Over New Deal For Labor
In Toledo on October 28 1936 Senator Bulkley and Republican challenger Taft debated the New Deal's effects on workers. Bulkley argued labor made its greatest advance under Roosevelt with collective bargaining now law. Taft countered that some federal policies harmed workers but Republican leaders have shown labor consideration.
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Toledo
Robert J. Bulkley
Robert A. Taft
U.S. Senate
Cleveland
Bulkley
Roosevelt
Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Bulkey
Creomulsion Ad Promises Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for persistent coughs and chest colds. It claims to reach the source of irritation, soothe inflamed membranes, loosen phlegm, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
WHK To Broadcast Oberlin Programs
Oberlin College will have six radio programs carried coast to coast on Mutual. The first program airs Saturday November 5 from 11 to 11 30 a m Eastern Standard Time, from Station WHK Cleveland instead of WCLE. Subsequent programs follow at the same time on the first Saturdays of December through April.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Mutual
Cleveland
Peace in industry urged amid Wagner Act debate
Bulkley attributed rising union membership to a Washington government that fights for labor's right to a square deal. Taft argued workers seek a sound fiscal policy and government support for private industry to create employment, not only labor legislation. Some audience boos occurred in Dayton and Cincinnati, but lawmakers pressed on.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Bulkley
Washington
Taft
Twins Confuse Campus at San Jose State College
Confusion grips San Jose State College as seven sets of twins enroll, with most pairs being identical. Dormitory mixups and class seating have sparked repeated mixups, as administrators work to separate siblings and keep records straight amid the crowded campus during the new term.
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San Jose
Cal
San Jose State College
Justice Lauer Home Raided by Eight Customs Officers
New York October 28 Justice Ed gar L Lauer said customs officers searched his Park Avenue home for six hours hunting for smuggled goods. Four suitcases were taken and Albert N Chaperau was arrested on a luggage-smuggling charge. The judge said the raid sprang from an exaggerated story by a discharged German maid and will be clarified.
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New York
Edgar L. Lauer
State Supreme Court
United States Customs
Albert N. Chaperau
Lauer
Lie- de France
Nicaragua
Justice Lauer
Joseph L. Delaney
United States
Rosa Weber
Justice
Normandie
Lauers
Hitler
Supreme Court
Case Club Hears Professor Talk On Lightning
Dr John G Albright Assistant Professor of Physics Case School of Applied Science spoke to Lorain County Case Club at the Graystone Hotel on The Analysis of Lightning Flashes He has written a book on the subject to be published in January The Case Alumni Association sponsored the appearance with Charles F Chapman reporting as secretary
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John G. Albright
Case School of Applied Science
Lorain County Case Club
Graystone Hotel
Albright
Case Alumni Association
Charles F. Chapman
Unemployment Insurance Explained at Public Meeting
A public educational meeting at 7 30 P M next Thursday at the Y M C A will explain Ohio unemployment insurance. De Witt Hartman of the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission and former state labor educator will discuss The Ohio Unemployment Insurance Law while David L Taylor speaks on Some Experiences of a Field Man. The event is open to the public as part of a series sponsored by the Central Labor Union.
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Xilyria Central Labor Union
de Witt Hartman
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio
David L.taylor
Central Labor Union
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Central Labor Unions
Lorain Paving Funds Approved For WPA Project
Lorain County commissioners allocate another 10000 for materials to pave Broadway from 28th Street to One Avenue. Funds cover sand slag and sewer pipe for the project north of Nickel Plate Railroad. Officials expect completion by end of November.
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Lorain
Broadway
28Th Street
One Avenue
Paul Mikus
Man devours twelve dozen oysters at luncheon
Sydney New South Wales reports T W Rattigan, 71, eating ten dozen oysters at a luncheon during the eleventh Oyster Growers conference. His feat is hailed as the best weight for age performance at the gathering in years.
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Sydney
T. W. Rattigan
Plans for New Case Campus by Walker and Weeks Unveiled
The report highlights architectural designs by Cleveland firm Walker and Weeks for Case University's forthcoming campus. Details cover building layout, envisioned facilities, and the overall educational environment envisioned by the architects.
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Walker and Weeks
Cleveland Architects
Case
Elyrians Hear Ford Co Leaders At Dist Meeting
Thirteen Elyrians attended a Cleveland Ford branch meeting at the Arena on Thursday. Officials spoke about the 1939 car line Mercury and new sales plans, with several movies shown and a showroom inspection of cars. The Elyria delegation included Elmer Battenhouse, Dean Standen, Philip Booth, A W Clement, A J Brucker, Kenneth Brown, Atlee Terry, T R Scheunen, Charles Pruski, Ralph Shewell, J R Dall, J B Seward, and J C George.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Car Co
Arena
Ford .Company
Ford
Mercury
Ford Organization
Ford Co
Elyria Party
Elmer Battenhouse
Dean Standen
Philip B. Booth
A. W. Clement
A. J. Brucker
Kenneth Brown
Atlee C. Terry
T. R. Scheunemen
Charles Pruski
Ralph Shewell
J. R. Dall
J. B. Seward
J.C. George
Fascists Celebrate 16th Anniversary Of March On Rome
On October 28 fascists marked the 16th anniversary of their march on Rome with Joachim von Ribbentrop as guest of honor. The day featured 1,527 public works inaugurated across Italy and a Genoa fleet preparing to sail for Libya with over 13,000 people. Naples and Syracuse will send more families, totaling 1,806 and about 20,000 people. Britain and France were poised to recognize Italy’s Ethiopia conquest as Mussolini gained credit for the Munich accord ending the Czechoslovak crisis.
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Rome
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Italy
Germany
Genoa
Libya
Mediterranean
North African
Naples
Syracuse
Great Britain
France
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Nicaragua Moves to End Slaughter of Female Cattle
Government officials in Nicaragua are pursuing measures to curb the slaughter of female cattle, aiming to protect breeding stock and support the country’s livestock sector. The move signals potential policy changes affecting cattle producers and export prospects.
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Nicaragua
Push Plans To Strengthen U.S. Defenses
Washington reports President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull advancing a tougher foreign policy as Navy Day speeches urge continued naval buildup. Assistant Secretary Charles Edison warns the navy must be built to defeat any enemy, while Hull protests Japanese actions in China and demands an end to interference with American business. No reply yet from Tokyo.
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Washington
UbEy— Administration
United States
Roosevelt
Hull
Army
Navy
Charles Edison
State Department
Japan
China
Tokyu
Diplomatic Warning on Far East Disputes
Diplomatic observers saw a direct warning that retaliatory economic and trade restrictions could target Japan unless the discriminations in the Far East stop. The note implied coordinated actions pending a broader response to ongoing tensions and regional policies.
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Japan
Far East
Church aids Aborigines in Australia with sheep ranch
The Presbyterian Church of Australia plans to care for dying Aboriginal remnants by purchasing Ernabella a 500 square mile sheep station in the interior. It will be kept inviolate for Aborigines who will assist with grazing 1650 sheep.
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Melbourne
Presbyterian Church of Australia
Ernabella
Australia
Harter To Speak At N Ridgeville Card Party Rally
Congressman Don W. Harter will address the Young Democratic Club of North Ridgeville at the Ridgeville town hall on Monday evening. A Sawyer campaign representative and county candidates will also speak with refreshments served. event chair M. B. Diederich invites the public.
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Don W. Harter
Young Democratic Club
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Town Hall
Harter
Charles Sawyer
M. B. Diederich
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