Roosevelt seeks to slow labor demands with a planned Olive Branch
Roosevelt's advisers warn industrial warfare threatens federal wage and hour controls and a six hour day fight. He summons labor and management leaders to the White House to delay action and avoid public anger toward liberal labor legislation. He hopes to resolve the labor capital clash by law, not strikes, while offering management an olive branch remains undisclosed.
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Roosevelt
Ard
White House
FDR
Capitol Hill
Congress
Roosevelt Eyes FHA Continuation To Aid Building Boom
The piece outlines opposition to FHA from real estate interests who want to cap FHA financing to new construction, while suggesting Roosevelt may push to extend or expand FHA to 90 percent guarantees for low cost homes and lower rates. It notes neutrality debates over embargoes and foreign policy, and covers figures like McCook, LaGuardia, Dubinsky, Ickes, and broader New Deal policy shifts shaping 1937 expectations.
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FHA
Roosevelt
Mohammedan Festival Day Marks Noah’s Ark Departure
The annual Mohammedan observance commemorates the date Noah left the Ark. The festival honors the voyage and its end with community events and rituals observed by attendees.
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Noah
The
Spencer church notes highlight local meetings and visits
Spencer News Notes lists church activities around Black River and Pontiac including morning services by Miss Cook, January meetings of the W M Society, and a series of sermons by Rev J G Koontz in January. It notes a Pythian Sisters board party, Volunteers M E division sewing and social, Baptist young people party for Miss Helen Boone, and a Cleveland mass meeting featuring Dr E Stanley Jones with local visits and guest speakers through January.
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Spencer
K. of P. Hall
E. W. Brown
Preston White
Leo McCourt
M. E. Division
Will Moore
P. J. Rowe
Harry Hange
Will Barrett
B. ¥. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Helen Boone
Social Guests At Mrs. Woods Home In Lorain Area
Mrs. Clara Woods hosted dinners for guests including Mrs. Lydia Daugherty Miss Evelyn Alien and Mr and Mrs Nelson Garfield with children from Lorain. Additional callers were Mrs Herman Munson and son of Medina Mr and Mrs Fred Fishburn and son of Shreve Mr and Mrs Paul Nichols of Wellington Gordon Howe and friends from Homerville. Entries note Mrs Burke of Ashlands visiting with her parents Sam and Mrs Woods. Cleve land couple Queen bought Ed Auble farm south of Spencer and moved to take up duties. Ciem Aubble moved to a farm near Brighton. S. M. Friend of Pawnee visited two days. Mrs Charles Walters, patient at Lodl Hospital, listed as satisfactory.
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Lydia Dickey
Lorain
Nelson Garfield
Lydia Daugherty
Evelyn Allen
L. W. Beckley
G. L. Kettenring
New London
Irena Auble
Lakewood
Talmadge Rue
Will Moore
Charles MacLaren
Elyria
Lewis
Frances McCourt
Helen Boone
Chicago
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Moody Bible Institute
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J. T. McCourt
Glenn Repp
West Salem
J. G. Koontz
M. E
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India
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Evelyn Alien
Herman Munson
Eon
Tom
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Shreve
Paul Nichols
Wellington
Gordon Howe
Homerville
Fred Nichols
Burke
Ashlands
Sam Woods
Queen of
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Spencer
Ciem Aubble
Brighton
S. M
Pawnee
Charles Walters
Lod! Hospital
Woman shoots eighth Conneaut deer in PA season
Mrs Owen Barton wife of a former Conneaut resident bagged a six point buck on opening day in Pennsylvania. It was her eighth deer in nine seasons and she dropped it with one shot.
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Owen Barton
Pennsylvania
Hollywood Idol Chatter From Jimmie Fidler Column
Hollywood gossip notes by Jimmie Fidler recounting Jeanette MacDonald Bing Crosby quirks Joan Crawford claustrophobia and other star anecdotes. Photographers rate Clark Gable highly while Boris Karloff Ric ardo Cortez and Marion Davies surface in gossip about faces, temperaments, and stage nerves.
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Bing Crosby
Frances Langford
Joan Crawford
Binnie Barnes
Clark Gable
Babe Hardy
Boris Karloff
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Jean Harlow
Margot Grahame
MGM Cafe
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Juliet
Romeo
Sonja Henie
Henry Armetta
Lyda Roberti
Garbo
Marion Davies
Margaret Lindsay
Humorous Exchange With Herman Bing About Real Life Wit
The roly poly actor Herman Bing, famed for German screen characterizations, is teased by a snobbish writer who asks why he is funny in person but dull in pictures. Bing retorts that in real life he is different, implying a contrast between stage persona and on screen performance.
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Herman Bing
Bing
Herman
May Robson Tales Reflect Party Crises and Celeb Toasts
May Robson recounts a story of Marie Dressler urging a toast that led to a death relapse a week later. The tale contrasts Dressler and Robson’s sobriety with a dramatic postscript. Dorothy Parker’s party scene adds a sharp aside about uninvited guests and social circles.
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May Robson
Marie Dressler
Marie
May
Miss Robson
Miss Dressler
Dressler
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Avon Lake
Adelbert C. Hurd and others transfer property on 13th Street in Lorain to Julius M. Stephan and others. Central National Bank of Cleveland transfers Sublets 216 351 389 and 390 in Inwood Beach Subdivision Avon Lake Village to Bertha L. Yoder. Mayme R. Yoder receives Sublets 323 and 432 in Inwood Beach from unspecified owners.
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Adelbert C. Hurd
Julius M. Stephan
13Th Street
Lorain
Central National Bank of Cleveland
Bertha L. Yoder
Inwood Beach
Avon Lake Village
Mayme R. Yoder
Subdivision and Property Listings in Elyria Township
A fragmented notice lists multiple individuals and parcels in Elyria Township. Names include Edith M. Nill and Josephine Olesente Brews ter Olsson with properties on Lind Street and Lind Street respectively, plus Lorain Sebastian Niedingee Å. Olason on Elyria Township property and Gottlieb H. Knott terclaude mR Christie with property on Weet Sth Street.
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Edith M. Nill
Binert
Disperse Street
Elyria
Josephine Olesente Brewster Olsson
Lind Street
Lorain Sebastian Niedingee Å. Olason
Gottlieb H. Knott Terclaude
Christie, Et al
Weet Sth
Blind 87-year-old piano tuner remains active in San Francisco
W Hurndall, 87, blind, is the oldest active member of the National Piano Tuners Association. He continues to earn a living at his trade in San Francisco, demonstrating remarkable skill and perseverance despite his disability.
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Blind
San Francisco
P. W. Hurndall
National Piano Tuners Association
Kellogg ALL-Brawn Relieves Constipation Naturally
An advertisement by Wm C Billings of Denver promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a safe natural laxative. It claims the cereal adds bulk, absorbs water, and gently cleanses the intestines, promising satisfaction or money back. Two tablespoons daily with meals recommended, sold by Kellogg Battle Creek and grocers.
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Wm. C. Billings
19Th St
Denver
Colorado
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Company
Kellogg Battle Creek
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