Economic instability drives 1932 Congress battle
Washington scene recalls the 1932 session as Democrats regain the House and push a broad Hoover program. Key measures include the debt moratorium, Reconstruction Finance Corporation expansion, farm and home credit aid, and emergency banking reforms. The era features fights over the tariff, tax, and prohibition in a tense political climate.
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Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
People's Hurse
Emer
Democrata
Republicana
Democratic House
Senate
War Department
Tariff Commission
Johnon
Calif
United States
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
2.5 Million Volt Cathodic Ray Experiment Exposed
A 55 year old farm hand Heinrich Wanke offered himself for a Cathodic ray experiment. Berlin doctors kept his identity secret but a cameraman revealed him. Wanke reportedly cured after 2.5 million volts were passed through his body despite cancer.
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Berlin
Heinrich
Wanke
Butler reports on eight cases before city council
City Solicitor Howard Butler presented his annual report detailing eight cases involving the city. Four are pending in common pleas court while the rest are settled or awaiting higher-court action. He also notes a forthcoming suit against National Surety Company for 10000 tied to a street replacement bond posted by Cleveland Southwestern Railway.
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Howard Butler
Common Pleas Court
National Surety Company
Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Secretary of State Elect Names Appointees in Ohio
George S Myers, secretary of state elect, announced five appointments for the Ohio office. M. Ray Allison becomes assistant secretary. Wesley C Clark cashier. John F P Brennan commissioner of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Jesse T Sell assistant commissioner of motor vehicles. Herman T Kreinberg corporation adviser. Brennan has the longest service, with prior roles as deputy fire marshal, state treasurer, and state purchasing agent.
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Cleveland,c
George S. Myers
M. Ray Allison
Urbana
Wesley C. Clark
Dayton
Cashier
John FP. Brennan
Columbus
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Jesse T. Sell
Rockford
Herman T. Kreinberg
Cleveland
Allison
Clark
City National Bank of Dayton
Brennan
Ohio
Chalmers R. Wilson
Sell
Mercer County
Patterson
Judson Harmon
Vic Donahey
Myers
Clarence
Brown
Portrait of Aristotle as a slender, keenly dressed philosopher
The article describes Aristotle as slender with small eyes and a shrill lispy voice. His head is shaven and he wears rings on his fingers while paying great attention to his attire.
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Aristotle
V F W Elect Two New Members At Meeting
The Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting last evening electing Thomas Bruce and William Sieger as new members. J M Powell reported on the Christmas party and T A Shattuck was installed as Trustee for an eighteen month term. The post will draw one member each meeting to receive four months dues if present. The next Stag Party is set for Wednesday January 4.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas Bruce
Wiliam Sieger
J. M. Powell
T. A. Shattuck
Western Reserve Goat Breeders to Meet in Grafton Ohio
The Western Reserve Goat Breeders Association will meet at 2 PM Sunday at Frank Schwarer's residence on Church Street Grafton Ohio. President James E B Dewhurst will report on the Chicago National Association meeting and Dr Cellars of Elyria will speak on preventing contagious abortion. The secretary will summarize the year and plans for 1933.
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Western Reserve Goat Breeders’ Association
Frank Schwarer
Church Street
Grafton
Ohio
James EB. Dewhurst
National Association
Chicago
Cellars
Elyria
Mexico
Canada
Cuba
Haiti
Lorain County
United States
Meeting Aids Goat Breeder With Helpful Guidance
A forthcoming gathering promises practical help for a local goat breeder. Insights aim to improve breeding practices, herd management, and resource use at the community event.
Senior Hi-Y Club Elects Officers for 1933
New officers to head activities of the Senior Hi-Y Club for the first half of 1933 were elected at the club’s first meeting of the year. Wayne Burdue was chosen president, Rol and Faulhaber as vice president, Charles Custer as secretary, and Paul Coniam as treasurer. Next week will install officers and initiate new members.
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M. Co. A
Wayne Burdue
Wilford Gleason
Roland Faulhaber
Charles Custer
Burdue
Paul Coniam
Stanley Davies
Wames
City Property Lease Referred to Council Committee
The leasing of city Water street property at West Broad street foot was sent to the building and lands committee last night. The city currently collects a $5 monthly rent for a garage on the site. A related note quotes authorities on the court of law’s function to declare law rather than enforce it.
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Council
Water Street
West
Broad Street
Court of Law
EMTONA Promises Clear Complexion and Vitality
Promises to remove skin blotches and acne by cleansing poisons from the body. Claims to relieve constipation related aches and build red blood with a blend of medicines from leading doctors. Sold at Broad Street drugstores.
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Heath Sau & A
Two More Held In Cleveland Murder
Police hold two new suspects in the slaying of Ruth Elizabeth Steese, 26. A 23 year old farmer convict surrendered after being identified near the crime scene, and a janitor at an 79th street apartment house was found with a loaded revolver, cap, and windbreaker. A Shaker Heights woman reported the first man appeared at her home seeking work shortly after the body was found.
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Cleveland
Ruth Elizabeth Steese
Central Police Station
Todian
Shaker Heights
Cornelius Icoay
Shaker Boulevard
Beachwood Village
Po-Ice
Cody
Oredam Fucket and Sada Con and Espa Work
A neighborhood scene features Oredam Fucket and Sada Con and Espa engaged in activities amid local streets. The brief note highlights their presence and the surrounding community context in a concise report.
Mayor Receives 18 Inch Cigar From Councilman
Councilman Carl Curtis presented Mayor W H VanOater with an 18 inch cigar at a dinner last night. The gesture drew smiles from the mayor who did not light the oversized cigar, while Curtis defended the gift as a show of city solidarity amid civic events.
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Codar
Carl Curtis
W. H. VanOater
Curtis
Poem Lines Provoked by a Mathematical Note
A reader challenges Thomas Tennyson or a near contemporary about a poem line. The critic argues more are born than die and suggests a revised line reading Every moment 11 16 in hers. The exchange highlights tension between verse and arithmetic.
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Tennyson
Disorince
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