1937 Bloodiest Year Since World War Warns Oberlin Scholar
Dr. Oscar Jaszi, head of Oberlin College Political Science, told students in Finney Chapel that 1937 was the bloodiest year since the World War. He warned of looming European and Asiatic conflict, criticized U.S. neutrality and collective security, and urged reciprocal trade as a possible third way amid rising fascism and international turmoil.
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Oberlen
Oscar Duszt
Oberlin College
United States
Jaszi
Latin America
Tie
League of Nations
Russia
Hoe
France
England
China
Jaszti
Manchukuo
Ethiopia
Hitler
Roosevelts Reform Aims Spark Judicial Move In Tax Boards
The article outlines a push by New Dealers to transform regulatory boards into final, unappealable tribunals, targeting the Board of Tax Appeals and others. Treasury and Ways and Means leaders resist, calling the plan unconstitutional, while Roosevelt aides use intermediaries to pressure Congress and expand influence across federal agencies. The piece also covers Ambassador Davies, Farley’s fundraising schemes, and intra-department tensions over espionage rumors and staff promotions.
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Agenuius
Board of Tax Appeals
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry Morgenthau
Hugh Magill
Treasury
Oliphant
Ways and Means
Chaiman Vinson
Cummings
Reed
Oliphantian
White House
Davies
New York
Flo
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
Backache linked to tired kidneys urges Doan's Pills
Many sufferers learn the real cause of nagging backache may be kidney problems. Excess acids in blood from functional kidney disorders can cause pains, swelling, and fatigue. Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, advertised as helping by flushing wastes from the kidneys.
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Dean
Doan
Wellington relief corps installs Mercer as assisting conductor
Twenty members attended the Wellington Woman's Relief Corps meeting as Mrs. Edith Kern served as installing officer and Mrs. H. B. Mercer was named assisting conductor though absent from the service. A tea at Mrs. Mercer's 217 Prospect St is planned for Friday January 28 with refreshment committee named. Lettie Stevick presided and announced a yearly relief committee and quarterly birthday parties plus a bake sale schedule.
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W. R. Co
Wellington
Hamlin Woman’s Relief Corps
Edith Kern
H. B. Mercer
Mercer
Prospect Street
Mary Long
Anna Sorensen
LuEtta Shepard
Lettie Stevick
James Sheer
Rollin Parks
Cora Gardner
Margaret Rothwell
Stevick
Legion Hall Meeting Votes Membership Drive Fund Award Deferred
A Legion hall meeting on Tuesday night opened with a short business session. It approved sponsoring a membership drive with Mrs. Rutheda Obrig as chair. Mrs. Mildred Firestone received a cake, and the Bank Night Fund was to be awarded to Mrs. Alenz of Sullivan, unable to attend. The fund will be awarded at the next meeting on February 1. Refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening was spent playing cards.
Party honors Christ ina Fredericks before her New York move
A Sun shine class gathering at Anna Buswell’s 417 Courtland Street celebrated Miss Christ ina Fredericks leaving for New York State. Sixteen members and teacher Miss Mary Knapp hosted the event Tuesday night. Isabelle Bishibaugh presented a five year diary, with lunch served at the close. The report notes an American Legion Auxiliary meeting following.
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Christina Fredericks
New York State
Anna Buswell
Courtland Street
Sunshine
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School
Mary Knapp
Gues
Isabelle Bishibaugh
Miss Fredericks
Wellington Townsend Club to Meet at Grange Hall
Secretary Frank West announced the Wellington Townsend Club No 1 will hold its regular meeting at Wellington Grange Hall Tuesday night January 25. Mixed dancing and hot coffee will be served. The club plans to invite a Toledo lady speaker for the second Tuesday night in February.
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Frank West
Wellington
Townsend Club No. 1
Wellington Grange Hall
Toledo
Swartz Injured at Royal Plant During Tuesday Work
William Swartz suffered a painful injury at a royal plant on Tuesday when a sledge hammer used by a co worker swung and struck him. The incident occurred during regular duties.
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William Ccbill) Swartz
Royal
Governor hints at blocked investigations and aid to charity
The governor asserts federal and state authorities blocked a real investigation and will reveal some but not all findings. He donates his future honorarium to the Bachrach Home for Crippled Children and to two Rutgers University journalism scholarships for underprivileged youths. Rising Southern temper flourishes against an anti-lynching bill amid wage hour bill threats. Naval intelligence watches Japanese in Hawaii. War and Interior methods prompt GAO-strengthening calls. Uncertain successor to Joe Davies as Moscow ambassador discussed. Latin American envoys foresee Chilean revolution.
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Interior Department
Ickes
White House
Charles O. West
Ohio
Mr. West
Lluteriur
Chioan
E. K. Burlew
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hauptmann
Bachrach Home
Rutgers University
House Committee
Naval Intelligence
Hawaii
Interior Departments
General Accounting Office
Joe Davies
Moscow
Chile
Hospitalization plan offers up to 165 for care
Advertisement offers a hospitalization plan costing 5 months of payments to cover care and hospital expenses for accidents or sickness in the U S or Canada. Ages 10 to 63 may enroll. Address 128 Grant St and phone 39934 for Mrs E C Barclay.
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U. S
Canada
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
School staff and guests marked town events and exams
An account notes an incident near Swartz as well as Tuesday visits by George Dague to relatives. Mr and Mrs Paul Nichols hosted Vern Mahan’s birthday in town, while Mable Clark closed the Home Ec room for exams. Clyde Seidel and Migs Adler prepared students for the County Solo and Ensemble contest at Clearview on February 6.
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Ing
Swartz
George Dague
Jeromeville
Tuesay
Paul Nichols
Vern Mahan
Mahan
Mable Clark
Clyde Seidel
Migs Marie Adler
Clearview School
Nightwatchman Charles England plans Detroit funeral for brother
Charles England, a nightwatchman, received word of the death of his brother C. R. England in Detroit Michigan. He intends to attend the funeral.
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Charles England
C. R. England
Detroit
Michigan
Funeral services for Edwin J Theumling
Edwin J Theumling aged 44 will be buried from St. Patrick's Catholic church at 9 30 Friday morning with Rev William T Moran in charge. He died at his home a mile west of Wellington Tuesday night after a short illness.
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Edwin J. Theumling
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
William T. Moran
Mr. Theumling
Wellington
South Ridge News Notes Attendances and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs George Knittle and Miss Marian Knittle attended a Pomona Grange meeting in Henrietta Saturday. Mr and Mrs H C Delefield and Mrs Christena Cook attended a Fellowship supper at St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church in Amherst Wednesday evening. The Needle Guild Society held its annual Oyster supper at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Haist with members and families attending.
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George Knittle
Marian Knittle
Pomona Grange
Henrietta
H. C. Delefield
Christena Cook
St. Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church
Amherst
The
Needle Guild Society
A. J. Haist
Lorain Social and Club Gatherings Report
In Lorain on Wednesday evening forty one members and guests attended social games and contests. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fowl and Patricia of West Ridge and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kutza of Lorain. Mrs. Edith Dehn will host the next meeting on January 19. Other items note funeral attendance for Mrs. Ernest Purrenhage, Circle No. 4 met in Amherst, and Married Peoples Social Club hosting future events with Pinochle prizes and refreshments. A Bechtel gathering, Englewood visitors, and a Florida trip are mentioned along with local improvements and a recovering patient, M. O. Balls. The Fal-Com Club of Elyria held a Thursday gathering with prize-wins and calendars awarded, with the next meeting February 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Day in Elyria.
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Lorain
Carl Fowl
Patricia
West Ridge
Carl Kutza
Carl Friday
Edith Dehn
Earl Dehn
Charles Schoenfelt
Elyria
Ernest
Frank Kruger
Harland Schramm
Robert Dickenson
Wellington
Mervin Schubert
Vera Mae
Lillie Henson
Florida
Englewood
J. W. Anthony
M. O. Balls
Nelson Bechtel
Pittsfield
Clifton Sinuma
Frank Bechtel
N. A. Baus
J. D. Funk
Battle of Wits
Allen Day
Yugoslavia Sets Minimum Wages For Industrial Workers
A government decree in Yugoslavia establishes minimum wage levels for industrial workers and sets rules for handling labor disputes, aiming to regulate pay standards and dispute resolution across the sector.
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Yugoslavia
Musterole in three strengths keeps cold relief simple
Musterole is a counter irritant salve with mustard oil menthol and camphor. It soothes warms and draws out congestion and pain for chest throat and related ailments. Used by millions for 30 years and recommended by doctors and nurses with regular mild and extra strong options.
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Italy
Germany
Japan
Europe
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Spain
Franco
Mediterranean Sea
Lord Plymouth
Trencherman
Jim” Farley
Jackson Day
Jim
Farley
Fathors
FL. Db. Rus
Ronald Lindsay
Great Britain
Ronald
Orient
Gov. Hoffman
New Jersey
Lindbergh Kid
E. F. Whitney
Broad ST
By Denys Wortman
Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
A. LA. A
American Legion Auxiliary
Cox
TV Aua
South Ridge
Beechwood
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal
RA Ralle
Frank Luppino
Mike Klein
Lodi Street
Cleveland ST
Economy Shoe Store
East Ave
American Shoe Repair
Capitol Theatre
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