Roosevelt Prelude to Recovery Faces Mixed Press Hope
Editorials and comments from Speaker Rainey and major papers praise the presidents message as a forward looking plan. They emphasize cooperation with Congress and the New Deal aimed at lifting the nation from depression and rebuilding American industry and society.
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Congress
Rainey
House
New York Herald Tribune
Kansas City Times
Independent
San Francisco Chronicle (Independent
America
Duty to the Public Promotes New Professional Standard
A speech by Earle W. Evans urges a public interest first duty for all professionals, not profit. He calls for cleansing the legal field of crooks and argues society benefits when ethics align with the public good across business, politics, and media.
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Earle W. Evans
American Bar Association
Chicago
Ocean Airports and War Risks of Private Floating Docks
The article argues private capital should fund Atlantic floating docks for US Europe air links only if nations pledge to avoid wartime seizure. It notes government testing of ocean landing fields and asks if private ownership could threaten national security, suggesting heavy armament or destruction provisions might be needed.
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Atlantic
America
Europe
Ickes
Sovernment
United States
Farmer forum urged to reaim at honest governance
A letter from Victor C. Reese argues farmers should reclaim the local farm institute as a forum for modern issues and taxpayer concerns. He contends experts and public officials have failed to raise real savings or prices, urging citizen-led discussion and fiscal accountability. Edward C. Young then reflects on moral responsibility as New Year begins, urging parents and communities to model high standards and nurture children, citing the home and community as key influences. North Ridgeville.
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Farm Institute
Edward C. Young
North Ridgeville
U S Divorce Business Pays Consulate Rent in Juarez
Juarez Mexico rapid five Juarez divorce business pays the rent on the American consulate here. A $2 notary fee is charged for each decree granted to Americans. In October 24 Americans obtained divorces and the consulate collected 492, enough to cover rent water heating and other items. William P Blocker is consul here and was in Mazatlan when ports were deseized by Mexican rebels in 792%
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Juarez
Mex
William P. Blocker
Piedras Negras
Mazatlan
Mother drench school principal with water in protest
Mrs Ellen Brown and her two daughters drenched principal Karl Doss with two buckets of water near the Summerfield school after her daughter was sent home for alleged misbehavior. Brown was arrested and fined $25 but the fine was suspended on good behavior. The Orient notes bats among local species.
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Bath
Summerfield
Ellen Brown
Karl Doss
Anniversaries mark births and historic milestones
A list of notable anniversaries recalls Horace Binney Jakob Grimm Isaac Pitman William De Pauw Thomas Thumb William Goebel George Burgess the Paris treaty of 1783 Cornelius Vanderbilt Utah statehood and Hoover’s 1932 financial push. The items mix births deaths and key historical dates with brief identifications.
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Horace Binney
Philadelphia
Jakob Ludwig Grimm
Isaac Pitman
William C. de Pauw
Indiana
Salem
Ind
Charles S. Stratton
Tom Thumb
Bridgeport
Conn
Middleboro
Mass
William Goebel
Kentucky
Carbondale
George K. Burgess
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Newton
Washington
Paris
Congress
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York City
Utah
Hoover
Notable Birthdays of U S Public Figures
Today marks the birthdays of U S Senator Carter Glass of Virginia former Treasury secretary born in Lynchburg 76 years ago U S Senator John Thomas of Idaho born in Phillips County Kansas 60 years ago George H Houston president Bald win Locomotive Works born Covington Kentucky 51 years ago Rear Admiral Frank H Schofield retired once Admiral of the Fleet born Jerusalem New York 65 years ago Charles Gibbs Adams landscape architect born Los Angeles 50 years ago Max Eastman editor author born Canandaigua New York 51 years ago Prof Niels E Hansen horticulturist at South Dakota Agricultural College born in Denmark 68 years ago
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U. S
Carter Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Wilson
Lynchburg
John Thomas
Idaho
Phillips County
Kan
George H. Houston
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Covington
Frank H. Schofield
Jerusalem
N. Y
Charles Gibbs Adams
Los Angeles
Max Eastman
New York
Canandaigua
Niels E. Hansen
South Dakota Agricultural College
Denmark
Carlisle thirty years in the ministry service sermon
Rev. J H Jones of LaPorte Methodist preached on thirty years in the ministry recounting charges served and experiences with many youths now ministers doctors and missionaries. He urged cooperation for greater service in the new year and cited the text I can do all things through Christ.
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J. H. Jones
Methodist
LaPorte
Christ
Myrtle Herrick
Rochester
Ohio
Henry Lantsberry
Dale Shawrmak
Ranada Carrick
Wiliam Rennie
Mildred Alexander
June Harrison
Jovee Gregg
Young People Present Program at Methodist Church
A Sunday school hour program at the Methodist church featured songs and readings by young people from the church and school. The pastor gave a short talk. the church decked with evergreen, a Christmas tree, and lighted tapers. Misses Edith Whitney and Joyce Gregg led arrangements. Children received candy canes.
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Methodist Church
Edith Whitney
Joyce Gregg
East Carlisle P T A Hosts Xmas Party for School V students
East Carlisle Parent Teachers Association with teachers hosted a Christmas party for East Carlisle school pupils. After a student program in the auditorium the children returned to their desks to find ice cream cake and candy canes. Mothers baked the cakes and the organizing committee felt repaid by the children’s thanks.
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East Carlisle
Parent-Teachers ‘Association
East Carlisle School
Surprise Christmas Visit Lights Up LaPorte Home
Mrs W P Shepard of Robson road LaPorte returned home on Christmas Eve after visiting her son Carrol and family to find a darkened house lit by Christmas lights. Window carols were sung by Misses June Harrison Joyce Gregg and Doris with an evergreen in the front yard aglow inviting a festive scene.
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W. P. Shepard
Robson Road
LaPorte
Carrol
June Harrison
Joyce Gregg
Doris
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings in Elyria area
Mary K. Miller and Elizabeth Chapman attend a serenade and light luncheon hosted by Mrs. A Heginbotham and family. Jimmie Zabo, a nine year old violin prodigy from Elyria, entertains Mrs. Shepard. Clarence Crow returns to Detroit after two weeks with the Kisers in East Avenue. A New Year dinner party features the Reigles and several Elyria and Lorain residents at the Krebs home. Arlene and Jack Reynolds visit Lorain grandparents, Beatrice Werner and other Barberton guests stay with the Kisers on East Avenue.
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Clarence C. Crow
J. D. Kiser
East Avenue
Detroit
William Riegle
Carl Sherman
Dale Shermak
Grafton Road
William Mackin
Shirley Mae
Blanche Carrick
Elyria
Reigle
Dorothy Hosenkant
North Ridgeville
Albert Krebs
Butternut Ridge Road
Carl Seckt
Lloyd
Belden
Leon C. Ward
Marion
Louis Ward
Chestnut Ridge
Cyril Smith
Geraldine
Earl Smith
Martha Seckt
Mary Faulhaber
Krebs
Arlene
Jack Reynolds
Lorain
Henry Lantsberry
Beatrice Werner
Fred Werner
Mary Rhode
Barberton
Hurley names in state offices questioned in IRE request
A report notes an IRE inquiry mentions four Hurleys in state government none of whom are related. John L. Hurley is Assistant Attorney General James M. Hurley is Civil Service Commissioner Francis X. Hurley is State Auditor Charles F. Hurley is State Treasurer.
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Boston
State House
Traffic crashes in Pennsylvania by road conditions
Harrisburg report shows 36 376 motor vehicle accidents since year start. Seventy three percent occurred on dry roads and nineteen percent on wet roads per the State Department of Revenue.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Revenue
County prisoners to provide own razors under new policy
In Cleburne Texas the Commissioners Court approved a plan that allows county jail inmates to receive food bedding and incidental services while requiring them to supply their own razors and blades.
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Cleburne
Tex
Commissioners’ Court
1500 Years Toll Of Prohibition
Chicago and Northern Illinois faced a prohibiting toll over 14 years with 1500 years in prison and 2,000,000 dollars in fines reported by eight years of district attorney records 1926 to 1933 and an estimate for prior years. Officials noted enforcement was spasmodic early on due to pre prohibition supplies and evolving bootleg networks.
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Chicago
Stirling City Man Makes 15 Year Outing to Oroville
Barney Tobias, 9 dollars, made his first trip out of Stirling City since 1913 to Oroville for treatment of a strained arm. Sweden Finland Latvia and Poland are arming in anticipation of Russia.
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City
Barney Tobias
Oroville
Sweden
Finland
Latvia
Poland
Russia
Aspiration and Adventure Mark The Day
A keynote of this day highlights aspiration and a born taste for adventure. The text notes a tendency toward artistic natures that can be led astray by the opposite sex and emphasizes guarding against this with good will. It hints at interest in Oriental customs and travel.
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