Kennedy frame to get even with Boston man in London
Boake Carter accuses Joseph P Kennedy of a frame to drag Kennedy’s reputation through the mud. He claims New York bankers, aided by State Department allies and Morgan interests, aim to wipe wartime debts from the books to free U S funds for foreign loans. The piece warns of a repeat of past investigative cases as Kennedy’s name is used in a high stake scheme.
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Wall Street
Joseph P. Kennedy
Securities Exchange Commission
Boston
New York
United States
Heaven
Norman Davis
Sumner Walles - Messersmirth - Pierpont- Moffet-Felg
State Department
Shirtrail
London Foreign Office
Washington
International Banking Group
J. P. Morgan & Co
Davis
Morgan
Una
Nyahn
Kennedy
America
QO. K
Banker
State Department- London Shirtwail Group
London
Paris
Tuberculosis Insurance Moves To Aid Social Welfare
Columbus report notes America aims for a healthier happier citizenry with broad social welfare gains. A new tuberculosis insurance plan seeks to fund cures by spreading risk among the public, expanding coverage beyond specific industries like rail workers.
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Europe
United States
The
Brotherhood of
Tuberculosis Insurance Plan Promises Hospitalization Aid
The Tuberculosis Hospitalization Mutual Insurance Company, under Ohio State supervision, offers no medical exam coverage for anyone over sixteen in good health to receive up to twenty six weeks of private sanatorium care with medicines and services plus ten dollars weekly cash for twenty six weeks and a $150 survivor benefit. Headquartered in Columbus, the plan costs one cent per day and aims to curb home care to prevent infection.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
State Insurance Department of
Ohio
Columbus
Kennedy warned as war debts lure nation back to debt
The piece argues Joe Kennedy will be praised for arranging a European debt settlement that could open US lending again. It warns that wiping war debts would trigger renewed foreign loans, entangling America and risking public trust while bankers and officials smile and applaud. The author cautions the public to beware the cost to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Davis
Kennedy
United States
International Banking Group
New York
Joe
Norman Davis-Sumner Welles-Messersmith
State Department
Uncle Sam
Europe
Joe Kennedy
America
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Avon Honors Mr. Walker Birthday Celebration at Home
Relatives gathered at Ben Walker s Avon home on Wednesday to celebrate his birthday with a meal and plate setting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W J Barr and daughter June Miss Lucy Walker Mrs Henry Schenck and Mr and Mrs Ben Welker and daughter Marjorie. Janey Stagg hosted the Gayety Club party Tuesday evening January 25 with sewing banco and lunch.
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Walker Avon
Ben Walker
W. J. Barr
June
Lucy Walker
Henry Schenck
Ben Welker
Marjorie
Janey Stagg
Banco
Anti-Lynching Bill May Be Laid Aside Soon
A Senate poll shows 40 senators favor laying aside the Anti Lynching Bill to make way for other major business. Leader Barkley signals a possible motion next week while undecided members could tilt the outcome. Debate may continue if needed, with housing, appropriation, and Farm Bill conferees delaying priority items.
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Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
D. Ky
Tom Conally
Tex
Barkley
Surprise Party Honors Myron Sooy and Bride
Mr and Mrs Stowell Sooy entertained twenty one guests Sunday for a surprise party honoring Myron Sooy and his bride who just returned from a weeklong trip to Washington DC and other points. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Myron Sooy and various relatives from Elyria Spencer Penfield Grafton Akron and La Grange. Local funeral attendance noted for C L Bowman in Lichfield with Sunday visitors in the Siders home from Spencer and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Stowell Sooy
Myron Sooy
Bride
Washington, D. C
Martha Albright
Nadine
Richard and
Wayne Sooy
Elyria
Ben Sooy
Spencer
Leo Rawley
Bob
Penfield
Harvey Johnson
la Grange
Clayton Sooy
Grafton
Walter Hall
Akron
C. A. Siders
C. L. Bowman
Lichfield
Siders
P. W. Herman
C. Herman
Hay Herman
Local social notices from Medina area events and Queen’s birthday
A long string of social items lists visits and entertainments across Medina and nearby towns. Families such as the Walters and Shultzes entertained, while Betty Broadsaward underwent a mastoid operation. Other items cover church activities, birthday celebrations, and community gatherings with numerous local residents named. A separate note from Albuquerque, Glenn Krouse complains about postal speed after receiving a 1933 postmark letter.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Glenn Krouse
Sunbury
Spiritualist Meeting Sunday Lecture by Dr. Sandrea at Odd Fellows Hall
An evening service on Sunday January 16 features Dr. Stanley Sandrea of Cleveland formerly with Dr. Arthur Ford. He will lecture and read “Ballots Blindfolded” at Odd Fellows Hall located at 586 West Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sandrea
Cleveland
Arthur Ford
Odd Fellows Hall
West Broad Street
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