Violationist Senators Drive Senate to Neutrality Bill Fight
Senators Borah and Johnson push a strict neutrality bill in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. They have won three major victories, stripping the President of discretionary embargo power and ensuring all belligerents are treated alike while preserving rights to damages and exemptions for clothes and medicine. Their minority position grows as they delay decisions, risking a short-term renewal of the current law.
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Political Strategy And Funding Debates In FDR Circle
Roosevelt weighs private versus public financing for low cost housing as Ickes Wegner LaGuardia and Morgenthau Grimm Cummings factions push different approaches. Young’s blueprints target $4100 house costs, Roosevelt aims for $3000 including land, with a 20 year plan.
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WPA
Evolution of Usury Meaning Through Time
The word usury has shifted dramatically through history. In earlier periods any interest from lending was deemed usury, with Luther holding five to six percent as the boundary.
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One Accidental Death Each Six Minutes In 1935 US
The National Safety Council reports 1935 saw one accidental death every six minutes in the United States. Total accidental deaths reached 99,000 with $3 billion in property damage wage loss and medical costs. Motor vehicle fatalities led with 36,400, a record high, while drought and heat reduced deaths slightly from 1934.
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Belden Church Notes Reflect Community Activities
Belden notes detail sermons at Belden Church with Rev. George C Beebe and musical solo by Mrs. Alvin Farr. The column lists social visits, hostesses, Circle meetings, P T A events, a Boy Scouts banquet, dances, and various family gatherings across Belden and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Alma Siggens, Merle Lehman, Ida Norris, and the Wise family among many others.
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Precious Name of
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Ralph Krabill
Rittman
Charles Wise
Martin Beriswell
Isaac Lewis
L. B Seeley
Marilyn
Janet
Diagonal Road
Geo. Grabenstetter
Charlie Sacks
Herman Wise
Lucilla Wise
Virgil Kline
Cuyashoga Falls
Ida Norris
Lois Stiwald
Amherst
Merle Lehman
J. D Mennell
Arthur Wise
Neil Wise
George Grabensteiter
Joe Walter
Alma Siggens
Albert Erhart
Clarence Wuse
Henry Pfeiffer
Litchfield
P. T A
Wrestert Goodman
Otto Deimling
Boy Scouts
February church events and a church funeral in Amherst
In Amherst Ohio the February meeting of the Phila thea Bible Class at St Peter's Evangelical Reformed church will be a Valentine party. Church choirs from Congregational St Pauls Lutheran and St Peters Evangelical rehearse at church or parsonage at 7 pm. Burial for Mary Frances Meyers widow and mother to Venus Vivian Marjorie and others, occurred at Hot Springs.
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Holy Name Society
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Methodist Church
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Venus
Vivian
Marjorie
William Meyers
Robert
Sare, Pa
Bert Marlowe
Hot Springs
Congregational circle hosts bridge afternoon honors
Mrs George Battenhouse hosted Circle 2 of the Congregational church on Wednesday at Cornell avenue. Three tables fostered bridge play with the Hich score trophy going to Mrs J R Mackenzie, second to Mrs Emery Sondergeld, and third to Mrs Floyd McIntyre. Attendees included Mrs J R Mackenzie, Mrs Floyd McIntyre, Mrs Elmer Gall, Mrs Norwood Hearn, Mrs S W Jenkins, Mrs Vincent Nalley, Mrs Albin Wagner, Mrs Charles Kendeigh, Mrs Eva Ferris, Mrs Emery Sondergeld, Mrs George Frank, and the hostess.
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Cornell Avenue
Circle 2
Congregational Church
Hich
J. R MacKenzie
Emery Sondergeld
Floyd McIintyre
J R Mck Kenzel
Floyd McIntyre
Elmer Gall
Norwood Hearn
S. W Jenkins
Vincent Nalley
Albin Wagner
Charles Kendeigh
Amherst Hi to Face Wellington Hi in Friday Showdown
Amherst High basketball team travels to the local school gym Friday evening to clash with Wellington High. Amherst seeks a repeat win after defeating Wellington in their earlier meeting. The piece notes a good attendance is desired for the game and lists additional community events at the end.
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Death notice for Bert Reynolds in Hot Springs Arkansas
Mrs. Bert Marlowe of Jackson Street receives word her brother Bert Reynolds died Friday in Hot Springs Arkansas from a cerebral hemorrhage. The deceased had lived in Amherst until three years ago.
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Bert Reynolds
Hot Springs
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Amherst
Flinch Club Honors Work At Mrs Linehos Home Event
Members of the Flinch Club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs Emnly Linehos's Tenney Avenue home. First honors went to Mrs R Leonard and consolation to Mrs William Schulz. Refreshments followed for a long list of attendees including Mrs Laura Kreeger, Mrs H B Moff, Mrs Leonard, Mrs William Schulz, Mrs Fred Denner, Mrs Kruse, Mrs Charles Schulz, Mrs George Mengel, Mrs L Griem, Mrs Anna Grugel, Mrs Albert Kreeger and guest Dorothy Moff.
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Tenney Avenue
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William Schulz
Laura Kreeger
H B. Moff
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Kruse
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L. Griem
Anna Grugel
Albert Kreeger
Dorothy Moff
Funeral rites for Betty Naomi Kreeger set Friday
Funeral rites for Betty Naomi Kreeger will be held at 2 pm Friday from the Zilch Funeral Home with Rev. Merle Hayes of the First Evangelical Church officiating. Private services will be held at the late home on Cleve.
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Merle Hayes
First Evangelical Church
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Burial service set for Ridge Hill memorial park
The service at Land Avenue at 1 p m will be led by Miss Ida May DeVries pastor of the Foursquare church with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
Stone City Eastern Story Chapter Meets at Masonic Hall
Stone City Chapter of Eastern Story met Wednesday evening at the Masonic Hall. The usual routine business was followed by a social hour.
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Doan's Pills Advertises Kidney Health Claim
Medical authorities note kidneys contain about 15 miles of tubes that purify blood. The ad claims symptoms like backache and swelling signal trouble and urges taking Doan's Pills to flush the tubes, promising relief and nationwide use for over 40 years.
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