Hillman McNutt plan expands unemployment benefits
The Hillman McNutt plan would raise unemployment payments to 26 weeks, boost benefit replacement to 50 60 percent, and increase the weekly maximum to 24 for this year while war production continues. President’s approval noted, with a postwar revival proposal to cushion reconversion.
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Wasrington
OPM
Sidney Hillman
Paul McNutt
Hillman
McNutt
Hillman-McNutt
Edward Prichard
Iegal
Will Davis
Prichard
Frances Perkins
Lavor Department
Lewis
Kelson
Olive Tablets touted to aid liver bile and digestion
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and sluggish liver bile. It claims the vegetable tablets stimulate bile secretion to aid fat digestion and intestinal action, urging readers to buy at drugstores for 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tages
War Bonds Drive Urges Support Through Defense Stamps
A wartime plea urges citizens to buy United States Defense Bonds and Stamps to fund ships, planes, and guns. It promotes $25 and $50 bonds and suggests $100 or $1,000 bonds, stressing urgency and daily contributions. Readers are asked to order stamps from Chronicle-Telegram carriers this Saturday, with a weekly definite number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slighich
Chronicle-Telegram News
Advisory Councils Of Farm Bureau To Have Meeting
Officers of the 20 Farm Bureau advisory councils in Lorain County are urged to attend a meeting Monday evening January 26 at Henrietts Methodist Church. The program includes a supper and a film on the cooperative movement titled Here To Muorrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Advisory Councils
Lorain County
Henrietts Methodist Church
Valley of Desire claims Alec Lathe in Reindeer
Alec Lathe returns to Reindeer after a year away chasing the elusive Valley of Desire. He enters the town to find the railroad expanding and his former ally Red Mowery alongside, while lawman Heath confronts him with shocking news: Lathe is arrested for Tubby Jenkins’s murder.
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Tver
Alec Lane
Reindeer
Alec
Boys Mounted Police
Corporal McKay
Sergeant Heath
Red Mowery
Wack
Red
Valley of Desire
Lec
Alec Lathe
Eilderness
Bob
Heath
The
Iaw
Tubby Jenkins
Amherst Coming Events In January Amherst clubs schedule activities
Amherst notes list several fraternal events for the week including Eagles regu lar meeting in regwar session Pythian Sisters gathering in Pythian hall with lunch by Mrs George Baus lebub Masons conferring first degree Stonington Lodge count Moonstone Eastern State meet Thursday Amherst Business and Professional Women dine at Brownholm church Parlor Pythian pinochle tournament Friday Red Cross sewing from 1 30 to 4 pm All events present in Amherst calendar for January.
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Amherst
Amherst Aerie of Eagles
Regwar Sasion
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
George Bauslebub
Stonington Lodge of Masons
Stone City
Eastern State
Amherst Business and Professional Women's Club
Brownholm Congregational Church
Pythian
Red Cross
Lutheran church notices and social events page
By MNS Lucy Admer the article lists church events at St Paul Lutheran and Brownhelm Congregational. It notes novena in honor of Our Sorrowful Mother and for the president and armed forces, weekly Sunday school teachers meeting, adult class, Ladies Aid social, and Junior Walther League sessions. Also Ladies Auxiliary visit to St Mark's Cleveland January 28. Brownhelm reports reception for Rev and Mrs Mayne with social chat and lunch.
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George Braun
Jacke
ST. Paul
Brownhelm
Wile
Virgil Mayne
Church Groups Meet as Officers Elected and Services Held
Peter Evangelical ABC Reformed Church and other local parishes report newly elected church council and men's club officers. Services note confirmations, circle meetings, and choir rehearsals. Roy Maxwell to attend Western Diner convention. L Foster Wood to speak on marriage and home. St Ann's society and Victorian Guild activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
Women's Guild
Schmidt
Circle Six
Harald Mathes
Lincoln-st
First Evangelical Church
Roy Maxwell
Fremont
Pam
L. Foster Wood
Federal Council of Churches of America
Maxwell
Transfer Of Acreage To Camden Two School District
Transfer of 3 acres of property from the Henrietta school district to the Camden Township school district is reported. The church council meets to plan the year's work. The Moderns Followers plan a meeting at the Showalter home with Mr Melvin Niggie co-hosting. Hospital notes list admissions and a birth to George and wife in Amherst. Community briefs note postponed Federation of Democratic Women meeting and local visits by residents.
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Henrietta
Camden ‘Township
Showalter
Melvin Niggie
Torain-Co. ‘Federation of Democratic Women
Eagle One
William Balham
Cleveland
Charles Shelton
Blale
J. Erbskorn
Herbert Bring
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Navnal Defense Commission
White Mouse
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Desiay
White House
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Robert O'Brien
SEC
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Purcell
Robert Healy
White Sulphur Springs
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Atlantic Monthly
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X. M
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Washington, D.C
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New York City
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Allen
Advisory Councils
Farm Bureau
Northwestern University
Chicago
U. S
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Minnessy
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California
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U.S
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Fla
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Pearl Harbor
United Peature Syndicate, Inc
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Lyingwestland
Sue
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Phoenir Presy
Mns
Lucy Ademer
Axtel St
Phong
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Evangelical
ABC Reformed Church
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Society
ST. Joseph Catholic
Natonal Council of Catholic Women
St. Joseph Pars Ish
5Th-St
Lorain
Peter Niesen
Elyria-ave.rele
St Ann's Society
And
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Camden Two
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Hospital
Peter Soleck
R. D
Elying
George Buoy
Pocotan
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