Voice Of The People Demands Change In New Deal Policy
A reader denounces the New Deal in strong terms, arguing it coerces ownership through debt and fosters foreclosures. The letter claims federal programs siphon funds to political elites while harming homeowners and farmers, and ridicules Washington officials and policies. The writer, self-described as a fundamentalist, contrasts party promises with perceived corruption and shifts to evolutionary ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Deal
Columpus
Italy Responds Briefly to Roosevelt Message
Rome officials called President Roosevelt's address not favorable and withheld comment on the neutrality bill. They noted the measure would limit exports rather than ban essential commodities to warring nations, reflecting Italian distaste for the remarks while avoiding internal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Roosevelt
Congress
Italy
Local Residents Gather for Sunday Dinner at Multiple Homes
Fragmentary notes show Miss Nina Warden spending a day with Mr and Mrs A Gibgaon and Orrile Padley, while Mr and Mrs Frank Smit of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Walter H Sunday. Elsie Trabue of Connecticut has been with her aunt Mrs Gloria. Others include Mr and Mrs Frank Stac guests Sunday and Mr and Mrs W Tillack with son Jack of Ely. Juniors of the Baptists enjoyed a dinner in the dining room Monday night as part of service and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Warden
Mrs. A Gibgaon
Orrile Padley
Ain
Frank Smit
Cleveland
Walter H
Elsie Trabue
Connecticut
Gloria
Frank Stac
M Kelly
W Tillack
Jack
Ely
Supreme Court Declares AAA Unconstitutional Limiting Federal Power
Observers nationwide weigh the decision’s implications as the Supreme Court rules the Agricultural Adjustment Act invades reserved state rights. Justice Roberts states even voluntary cooperation would overstep federal power, signaling a clash over centralization versus states’ authority and prompting ongoing debates on constitutional reform and future policy directions.
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United States
Supreme Court
AAA
Congress
Justice Roberts
Washington
Tax Simplification Needed in Nation's Business News
New York state tax commissioner Mark Graves warns that double taxation between federal and state levels rose from 326 instances in 1932 to 883 in spring 1935. He argues firms face 191 tax reports monthly and calls for tax reduction and simplification to free economic activity from heavy levies and bureaucratic costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Graves
New York
Grocer Cancels Debts to Face Debtors Openly
A retiring grocer cancels all debts owed by customers to avoid embarrassment. Some debts date back years and are clearly uncollectable, others are recent. He explains the aim is to look his debtors in the face without shame, reversing the usual creditor debtor dynamic.
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Herbert Hoover
St. Louis
Lis
Cladstone
Itis
Rennold Wolf
New York Night Life From Garden Fights to Astor Hubs
O O McIntyre recalls a Friday night at the Garden with celebrity sighting and riotous roars. Guests pair with Mayor La Guardia while cops quell clashes in the audience. The Astor Hotel anchors daily social migrations as Malone plans a memoir and public oratory lingers in elite circles.
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New York
Garden
Gracie Allen
Lucrezia Rori
Katherine Cornell
la Guardia
Halfworld
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Arno's Jazz Path and a Laughable Shoe Remark
The piece recalls Arno as a Yale trained pianist who joined a Gilda Gray style jazz act and then developed a bold black and white delineation that caused a stir. It notes the late Jack Hazzard as a witty, inimitable comedian whose strongest lines were extemporaneous. A club anecdote features a shoe manufacturer collapsing after a joke about his brand.
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Yale
Arno
Jack Hazzard
Hazzard
McNaught Syndicate
Anniversary list marks births, deaths and events
A historical anniversaries entry lists notable births and deaths with dates ranging from 1800 to 1934. It covers figures such as Millard Fillmore, Julia Kavanaugh, Julius Hilgard, James B. Angell, T. DeWitt Talmage, Charles Harold Davis, Louise Imogen Guiney, George Bronson Howard, Catharine of Aragon, and events like Washington election results in 1789, 1862 foreign naval intervention in Mexico, the Tweed trial in 1872, the New York to London radio link in 1927, and Turkey’s Five Year Plan in 1934.
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Millard Fillmore
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Taylor
Cayuga Co
Julia Kavanaugh
Julius E. Hilgard
U. S. Coast Survey
Germany
Washington, D. C
James B. Angell
Univeristy of
Michigan
Scituate
R. I
Ann Arbor
Mich
T. DeWitt Talmage
Bound Brook
WN. J
Charles Harold Davis
Conn
Louise Imogen Guiney
Boston
George Bronson Howard
Howard Co
Los Angeles
England
Catharine of Aragon
Ferdinand and
Isabella of
Spain
Henry VIII
Mary of
Britain
Washington
Adams
Mexico
New York City
Tweed
London
Turkey
Immanuel and the Messiah Hope in Isaiah Reading
The article reflects on Isaiah 7 and its prophecy of the Messiah fulfilled in Christ. It highlights Ahaz’s weak faith, the meaning of Immanuel as God with us, and the New Testament deepenings while preserving core covenant sense. It cites Matthew Henry and Findlay to frame Immanuel as Saviour and covenant promise.
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Ahaz
Isaiah
Christ
Findlay
Matthew Henry
Immanuel
God
Jesus
David
Clock 140 Years Old Returns to Ohio Family
A wooden clock 130 years old has been returned to S. E. Haughton of Windham, Ohio, after sixty five years missing. The clock once belonged to Samuel Haughton, grandfather of S. E. Haughton, purchased for 40 dollars and paid with cord wood at one dollar per cord. Duff of Canada is named. Lord Hewart is noted as born 66 years ago.
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Ravenna, O
S. E. Haughton
Windham
Samuel Haughton
Portrait of a steady, ambitious lifelong planner
The passage portrays a native as a lover of comforts and good eating, yet disciplined to mature plans before acting. It envisions independence and competence, a romantic but practical mind toward study and a potential leaning toward law.
St Johns Evangelical Church Council Elects Officers
South Amherst O Jan 7 The annual meeting of St John s Evangelical Church Council was chaired by president Christ Krieg. Elections for the coming year elected Christ Hleusser as president Paul Mori as vice president Albert Mori Jr as recording secretary Ernst Schneider as financial secretary Elders John Mori Bill Holzhauser Trustees George Goor Ferd Holzhauser Albert Schneider Ushers John Berger Harold Gauman Elmer Schacht. Woman s Union officers are president Mrs Albert Schneider vice president Mrs Fred Holzhauer secretary Mrs Bertha Flowers treasurer Mrs George Pippert Installation will occur next Sunday afternoon.
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South Amherst
St. John’s Evangelical Church Council
Christ Krieg
Christ Hleusser
Paul Mori
Albert Mori, Jr
Ernst Schneider
John Mori
Bill Holzhauer
George Goor
Ferd Holzhauer
Albert Schneider
Seventieth Birthday Surprise for Mrs Bailey at Home
Friends and relatives gathered Saturday evening to surprise Mrs S O Bailey on her seventieth birthday. Cards were enjoyed with honors to Mrs Charley Nickel Mrs Bailey Merton Bailey and Charley Nickel. A refreshment course followed featuring a pink and green floral birthday cake.
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S. O. Bailey
Charley Nickel
Bailey
Merton Bailey
Marilyn Rudy
Myrtle Bailey
Ralph Meyers
L Ord
Charley Corbett
Lewis Merchant
Norma
Mike Gorlich
Arthur Wilson
Joe Meyers
Frieda
Peter Ammenhauser
Sam Slack
Isaac Slack
Louis Ruth
Bert Farey
John Bruse
George Bailey Jr
Evangelical Women event at St. John's church
Evangelical Women gathering set for next Thursday at St. John's Evangelical church in South Amherst with Dr. Charles E. Miller of Heidelberg College Tiffin as speaker.
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St. John’s Evangelical Church
South Amherst
Charles E. Miller
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Allsop's Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs Harold Allsop on Wednesday afternoon.
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The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Harold Allsop
Powers Host Progressive Sunday School Class Gathering
Mr and Mrs Frank Powers will entertain the members of the Progressive Sunday School class of the Congregational Church at their home this evening.
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Frank Powers
The
Congregational Church
Avon A and E Club Hosts Card Party in Avon Ohio
Avon Ohio January seventh A and E Club members gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Spaeth in Elyria for an evening of cards. Winners announced included Mrs John Alten Miss Katharine Schneider Mr and Mrs Phil Gerhart John Alten and Frank Boylan. A two course luncheon followed. Next meeting planned at the home of Mr and Mrs Stang in Elyria.
Cleveland couple visits Pickering family Sunday
Mr and Mrs Gordon Paddock of Cleveland visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering Sunday. Their son Dale who had a brief stay...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Paddock
Cleveland
Robert Pickering
Dale
Sewing Circle Meets at St Marys Church Hall
The Ladies of St Marys congregation will meet to sew at the Church Hall on Wednesday at noon.
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Sewing Circle
Ladies of St. Mary's Gregation
Church Hall
Rev and Mrs H J Bo Attend County Book Club Meeting
Rev and Mrs H J Bo attended a County Book Club meeting on Monday, sharing updates and discussing the latest reading selections with members.
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H. J. Bo
County Book Club
Local Social Notes From Birmingham New Year Gatherings
Birmingham residents share New Year visits and hospitality as families and neighbors like Mr and Mrs Dennison Mr and Mrs Nison Mr and Mrs Witt and others exchange calls. The Ladies Aid Society and local gatherings feature in home visits with Florence Fox Charlene and Wilma Davidson. remarks on Lincoln style and restraint close the fragment.
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Birmingham
Robert Dennison
Georg Nison
Witt
Oscs
Ernest Bat
Ralph
Suzann
Frank Griffer
Marion Bates
Ald Societ
Robart
Jane
Florence Fox
Ter
Charlene
Davidson
Winifred
Wilma Davidson
Mr. Portman
Frank Griffen
Lorain County Federation January Meeting Recap
The Lorain County Federation held its January meeting detailing upcoming community projects. Leaders discussed budgeting, member participation, and plans for outreach to local organizations, schools, and residents in Lorain County.
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The
Lorain County Federation of
Notable Births of Public Figures Across States
Senator Marvel M. Logan of Kentucky born Brownsville 62 years ago. Clarence B.K. Weaver of Savannah civil engineer born Newark 69 years ago. Adolph Zykor movie magnate born Hungary 63 years ago. Dr. Lotus D. Coffman president University of Minnesota born Salem Ind. 61 years ago. William R.B. Mayon of Welicht mechanical engineer born Chatham Mass 70 years ago. Chief Justice Lyman Poore.
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Marvel M. Logan
Kentucky
Brownsville
Clarence BK. Weaver
Savannah
Newark
N. J
Adolph Zykor
Hungary
Lotus D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Salem
Ind
William RB. Mayon
Wetrolt
Chatham
Mass
Lyman Poore
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U. & Pat
O. O. McIntyre
Hotel Astor
the Astor
Rector
Rector’s
Astor
Dudley Field Malone
California
Malone
Count Boni de Castellano
Anna Gould
Delmonico's
Peter Arno
Golden Legion
Amherst
Missionary Meeting
Progressive Club
Avon
Lincoln
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Magic Chef
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Tonay
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