Hopkins as Commerce Secretary hope tempered by history
A dozen business leaders back Harry Hopkins for Commerce, hoping he lines up White House access with industry needs. The piece warns past Roosevelt court favorites rose and fell, suggesting Hopkins may share their fate if press framing or ego sways outcomes, with Kennedy’s earlier influence cited as a cautionary tale.
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Markets Homegrowers Market Apples and Vegetables
Market listings show assorted apples including Baldwin Jonathan Winesap and Greening with prices from $1.10 to $1.90 per unit, and beets carrots cabbage celery lettuce and tomatoes among other produce. Livestock items include Leghorn roosters cocks ducks geese and capons with varied weights and prices. Potatoes priced by variety and region, plus miscellaneous items like celery cabbage horseradish mushrooms and watercress are offered in bulk or basket quantities.
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Ander Slyua
Baldwin
Donathan
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Les
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Hethouse
Butter and live poultry markets mixed in early readings
Butter market steady with extras and standards noted. live poultry market slow and weak with heavy hens and leghorns listed by weight, various prices, and cuts. Reports show influences for extra firsts and receipts, with both Rock and Leghorn lines affecting broilers and stags pricing.
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Leghorn Ioc
Heavy Breed Cokse
Cattle Calves Sheep and Hogs Prices From Local Market Report
Receipts: cattle 300 with strong market and several price tiers. Choice steers around 1100 lbs up to 11.50 per cwt, good to select around 11.00, medium 9.00 to 10.00, butcher cattle 8.50 to 9.50, cows 5.00 to 6.25. Calves 350 with choice to prime 12.00 to 13.00, medium 10.00 to 11.00, common 8.00 to 10.00. Sheep and lambs 2,000 with market active and lower. spring lambs 9.00 to 9.35, seeds 5.00 to 2.00, medium 7.00 to 8.00, common 6.00 to 7.90, wethers 3. or 4.50, ewes 4.00 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 1,006 with wide ranges. 250–300 lbs 7.00 to 7.65, 20–250 lbs 8.00, 180–220 lbs 8.50 to 9.00, 126–150 lbs 8.25, pigs 100–130 lbs 7.50 to 8.00, roughs 6.50 to 7.60, stags 5.50 to 6.00.
Chicago Market Prices Mixed Across Poultry and Grains
The Chicago market shows mixed poultry quotes with ducks and geese firm and turkeys again firm, while eggs and white rocks command varied cents per pound. Grain and forage prices move in narrow ranges, with corn and wheat steady to slightly firm and hay and specialty feeds listed by origin and class.
Carlisle Groups to entertain at February meeting
Carlisle Group IV of LaPorte Ladies Aid chaired by Mrs Archie Welton plans to host Group III chaired by Mrs Thad Robson at Mrs Verna Hayes home on Grafton Road. Group IV recently held a kid party at Mrs Roy Wimpenny’s Grafton Road residence with hostess led games and refreshments.
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LaPorte Ladies Aid
Archie Welton
Group
Thad Robson
Verna Hayes
Grafton Road
Roy Wimpenny
Carlisle Scouts Enjoy Park Outing and Campfire Dinner
Carlisle Boy Scouts led by Scoutmaster Myron Saussler and Earl Brown visited a section of Metropolitan Park in Cleveland on Sunday for forest hikes and a riverside wiener roast. Sunday School attendees from La Porte M. E. Church joined at 9 am before departing for the park.
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Carlisle
Myron Saussler
Earl Brown
Metropolitan Park
Cleveland
la Porte M. E
C. F. Whitney
Lester Bowen
Grafton Road
Pre Easter church services and local club events in Pittsfield
Pittsfield notes detail 8 o clock Sunday night Easter services at the Methodist church through April 9, plus choir reh on Jan 19 at Ted Breyley home and Community Church choir at Miss Mary Alice Worcester home. Local socials include Young People's League at Elsie Avery’s and Friendly Neighborhood Club at Willoughby Harris home with 36 attendees and oyster stew luncheon. Also mentions Mrs. George Waite recovering in Oberlin, various Sunday guest visits, and Ladies Society of the Community Church meeting Jan 19 with all invited.
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Pittsfield
Ted Breyley
Community Church
Mary Alice Worcester
George Waite
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Young People’s League of
Elsie Avery
Jack Tepleton
H. E. Piper
Margaret Luikart
Friendly Neighborhood Club
Willoughby Harris
Louemma Whitney
Roy Widdowson
Otto Westlake
Nell Wilkinson
Howard Waters
Lena Dirlam
East Carlisle P T A Meets. Founders Day Plans Discussed
Manhattan Lengel chaired a Friday East Carlisle School P T A meeting with guest Walter Block of Elytia Savings and Trust Co presenting a film on Banking Procedure. Mrs H M Hurlbut presided, with February set for Founders Day themes and a card party planned. A kitchen passageway project and county book truck participation were discussed, with fifth grade dads and hosts serving refreshments. Colored lights’ qualities were explained: hue, brightness, and saturation.
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Manhattan
C. T. Shepard
Funeral services for Mrs Viola Bailey held in Nova
Viola Bailey longtime Nova resident funeral held Sunday at M E church with Rev Kaetzel and Rev Hulst officiating. Husband H E Bailey preceded her in death seven years ago. The 1939 Farmers Institute opens in Nova Friday through Saturday January 27-28 with speakers C C Ferrell New Vienna and Mrs Ruth Arnold Stevn St Mary's. School will have a prominent part first day. Exhibits contests part of institute. Committees working to ensure success. Home talent play concludes Saturday evening.
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Viola Bailey
M. E. Church
Kaetzel
Rev. Hulst
H. E. Bailey
Farmers’ Institute
C. C. Ferrell
New Vienna
Ruth Arnold Stevn
St. Mary’s
Chautauqua Reading Circle Meets with Mrs Hulit
The Chautauqua Reading Circle of Nova met with Mrs. Kenneth Hulit on Tuesday. Members and participants included Mrs. Ralph Hassing er, Mrs. C. J. Marquette, Mrs. L. G. Van Vranken, Mrs. Harvey Graham, Mrs. John Shearer, Mrs. Chester Philips, Virginia Mickey, Mrs. Elsie Rickenbrod, Miss Luniey, and Mrs. Hulst in the program.
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Chautauqua Reading Circle
Nova
Kenneth Hulit
Ralph Hassinger
C. J. Marquette
L. G. van Vranken
Harvey Graham
John Shearer
Chester Philips
Virginia Mickey
Elsie Rickenbrod
Luniey
Hulst
Rural mail afield Stevensville carrier duties carried on
In Stevensville Mont during veteran mail carrier Charles Morri son illness Mrs Ben Cook took over the rural route. Isolated district roads are storm damaged causing impassable conditions so she delivers on foot or horseback demonstrating the mail must be delivered despite hardships.
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Stevensville
Mont
Charles Morrison
Ben Cook
Cook
Richwine Reappointed County Chairman for C M T C
Lieutenant Arthur R. Richwine accepted re appointment as C M T C county chairman for L o rain county. Colonel M A Cross requested continuation of his post. District No 3 headquarters are in Cleveland. Enrollment campaign opens April 1, not March 1, this year.
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Arthur R. Richwine
Lorain County
Richwine
M. A. Cross
C. M. T. C. District No. 3
Cleveland
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