Roosevelt funds pivot to WPA aid under New Deal critique
The piece argues Roosevelt arranged a large WPA transfer and hidden funding, accusing the administration of deceptive bookkeeping to fund unemployment relief while scolding private business. It asserts taxes finance the program, with business and investors carrying the burden, and warns politicians use public money as a political weapon.
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Roosevelt
The
New York Times
Leger
Last Spring’s Reef
Game Administration
Treasury
Morgenthau
United States & Co
New Deal Board of Directors
Washington
Teches, Jackson & Co
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Community notices keep South Amherst active this week
South Amherst activities include Ladies Dime Society gathering at Cone Station church parlor hosted by Mrs N G Townsend. Congregational church night, Christian Endeavor oyster supper at 6 pm, Bon Ami Club at Mrs Steve Bodnar, Royal Neighbor Lodge January meeting with officer installation at Swiss Hall, and American Legion Post 197 regular conclave in Club Rooms. Weekend basketball trips send South Amherst quints to Penfield and Amherst. Miss Helen Steele returns to Pennsylvania. Charley Anderson improves at home. Howard Steele and family visit relatives in Pennsylvania.
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South Amherst
The
Ladies Dime Society
Conese Stational Church
N. G. Townsend
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Bon Ami Club
Steve Bodnar
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
South Amherst Quints
Penfield
Amherst
No One Ever Kisses Her Good Night
A vintage ad claims bad breath and constipation harm romance and health. It credits Dr. Edwards with noting relief through constipation treatment and promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative that boosts bile flow. Available through druggists for 15 30 and 60 cents.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Ed Impitt in Olmsted
Funeral services were held at Clifford Pease Funeral Home Friday December 31 for Mrs Ed Impitt who died at her son George's home on Kennedy Ridge Road. She is survived by two sons George and Roy. Miss Ellen Scrimshaw, Cileve and others listed in the notice.
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Nwo. Olmsted
Clifford Pease
Ed. Impitt
George
Kennedy Ridge Road
Roy
Ellen Scrimshaw
Cileve
Obituary and social notes from ERHART area briefed
Joseph Humm mourns his sister Tillie Born of Coldwater Ohio. George Kennedy learns of sister in law C H Kennedy’s death in Lakewood with Cleveland funeral and Mallet Creek burial. New Year dinners and visits mark seasonal social rounds among families: Kaiser Ullrich Haury Gross Martin Meyer Armbruster and Saunders across LaGrange Medina Brook Park Hinckley Ravana and Wadsworth.
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Joseph Humm
Tillie
Coldwater
Ohio
Born
Glen Yunnagan
Dorothy Fiest
George Kennedy
C. H. Kennedy
Farhart
Lakewood
Cleveland
Mallet Creek
Celeste Kaiser
Paul Nichols
LaGrange
Charles Martin
Russel Fish
Columbia
Baby
Frank Ullrich
Charles Gross
Gust Wetterly
Medina
Arthur Miller
Elyria
Orville Haury
G. O. Haury
Junior Armbruster
Fred Armbruster
William Kaiser
Franklin Hackenburg
Elmer Burkett
Wadsworth
Bert Meyer
Selden Armbruster
F. E., Armbruster
Calvin Saunders
Ravana
Ruby Meyer
Indian tooth blown from 165-foot well shocks Mendota workers
In Mendota Minnesota workers at an artesian well 165 feet deep watched the hole blow in sending rocks and dirt aloft. A worker recovered a human tooth fallen from the ground. examination suggested it belonged to an ancient Indian burial.
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Mendota
Minn
Elyria Police Department Expands to Twenty Six Officers
Elyria's police force grows to 26 with four rookie patrolmen added at the start of the year under a city council ordinance. The department plans a fifth new hire, training for the four men began, and shifts will be adjusted to station three officers downtown and two for school patrol while maintaining nightly squad car presence. Chief EBJ Stankard notes this expansion boosts facilities and standard salaries range from 1720 to 2520 dollars, with new hires receiving no days off during training.
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New Deal
Washington Politicos
Huusio
Washington
Ickes
Jackson
Elyria
Elyria City
Safety Service
J. D. Faxon
EB. J. Stankard
Southam
Corbett E. Southam
Patrick J. Crehan
Lloyd Sweet
Curtis Hamlin
Arthur Hurd
Clare Parker
H. L. Johnson
Myron Gibson
M. A. Witter
George Walton
Charley Sawyer
L. D. Brown
Paul Palner
Fred Bongs
Loren Miller
Melvin Olmstead
H. J. Indicott
Clellan Andress
Corwin Burrer
J. F E. Boggs
RR. W. Schwartz
Francis M. Callahan
EB. G. Stankard
Kenneth V. Martin
Russel Payne
Callahan
Stankard
Martin
Payne
Exchange New Year's Greetings In 23 Languages
Oberlin College students exchanged New Year greetings in twenty three languages at the first assembly of the year in Finney Chapel. The speakers were natives of various countries or American students who have studied them.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Oberlin Glee Club Tour Draws Thousands in East
The Oberlin College Varsity Men's Glee Club drew seven to eight thousand attendees on its annual Christmas tour through the Eastern states. Director John E. Wickler announced the figures as the group arrived in Oberlin after a long tour. The party included students from diverse nations such as Jose Ibanez of Spain, Luben Kutukchieff of Bulgaria, Paul Chu of China, and Andrew Jaszi of Hungary, with languages ranging from Zulu to Umbundu. Welcomes were given by members of the Cosmopolitan Club, a student organization.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
John EB. Wickler
Jose Ibanez
Spain
Luben Kutukchieff
Bulgaria
Paul Chu
China
Andrew Jaszi
Hungary
Cosmopolitan Club
Akron Glee Club Tours Enduring Sixteen Day Run
The Glee Club embarked on a sixteen day tour covering 1750 miles with twenty concerts and a fifteen minute radio broadcast on WGY Schenectady. A large Rochester audience of about 1000 heard the group at Charlotte High School. Travel companions included Bob Wilcox of Elyria and the Oberlin College dance orchestra. The itinerary included Buffalo Syracuse Albany Johnson City New York Springfield Boston Franklin Sharon and Akron.
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Cert
Akron
WGY
Schenectady
Rochester
Glee Club
Charlotte High School
Bob Wilcox
Elyria
Oberlin College Dance Orchestra
Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
Johnson City
New York
Springfield
Boston
Massachusetts
Franklin and
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Fred Altmos
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Frank Biddulph
John Biddulph
Ralph Biddulph
Will Bowman
Herb Limpert
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W. C. Bevington
Rachel and
Ruth Bevington
Stewart Mills
Fred Uthe
Fred Koch
P. E. Ensminger
Fuedd Village
William Liffiron
A. W. Woershing
Arthur Dunford
Detroit
Arthur Lorenz
Charles Briggs
C. Slyke Wickliff
Keidel
Brooklyn
By Denys Wortman
Helen Steele
B. Steele
Charley Anderson
Howard Steele
North Olmsted
Pathfinder
Schroll Coal
Erhart
Dep't
Oberlin Glee Club
Gottlieb
Sisi
Phonie
Broad St
the Bank
Public Fund
United States Government
Federal Reserve Bank
R. F.C
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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