Six Nominations Confirmed for Federal Reserve Board
The Senate confirmed six Roosevelt appointees to the Federal Reserve Board. The nominees are John McKee of Ohio, Robert W. Morrison of Texas, Marriner Eccles of Utah, Ronald Ransom of Georgia, M. S. Szymczak of Illinois, and Joseph A. Broderick of New York.
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John McKee
Ohio
Robert W. Morrison
Texas
Marriner §. Eccles
Utah
Ronald Ransom
Georgia
M. S. Szymcczak
Illinois
Joseph A. Broderick
New York
Rochester School District Suspending Buses Over Snow Drifts
Rochester January 31 township school dismissed Thursday and Friday due to snow drifts blocking by roads. School resumed Monday but one bus had trouble and the other delivered children home in the evening.
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Epworth League Institute Session Reported In Oberlin
Misses Lillian Snyder and Eileen Cassell accompanied by Reverend J H Jones attended the mid year session of the District Epworth League Institute in Oberlin Friday through Sunday. Attendance was cut by more than half due to extreme cold but sessions were praised as excellent and profitable. Home Builders Class members met at Mrs Abbie Jewett's last Wednesday to sew and share a pot-luck lunch. they plan to meet again at Mrs L A Selyem's home. Esther Davidson and Alma Jewett remain ill or out of school. Mrs Cleo Crittenden suffered nasal hemorrhages and high blood pressure but is improving. Mrs Rose Hodgkin shows progress.
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Oberlin
J. H. Jones
Epworth League Institute
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L. A. Selyem
Esther Davidson
Alma Jewett
Cleo Crittenden
Rose Hodgkin
Two Killed In Plane Crash And Illness Updates
Two people are reported killed in a plane crash and a woman described as recovering from a recent stroke may be about the house again. Another man, Alton Bradford, remains in serious condition from what is presumed to be a stroke and is confined to bed unable to move his lower limbs.
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Arthur Barnes
Alton Bradford
Man Kicked by Horse Sustains Arm and Face Injuries
Carl Knapp suffered severe bruising to his arm and face after being kicked by a horse Sunday evening. No bones were broken. Edmund Cowle transported him to a doctor who dressed the wounds. His mother Mialla Bradford assists at home and he is able to move about.
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Mialla Bradford
Carl Knapp
Edmund Cowle
Weekend Visits and Reflections on the New Deal
Mrs Winnie Crittenden hosted Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs A C Pohlman calling on Alton Bradford. Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor visited Andy Davidson's home Sunday. The text reflects on experience and freedom as learned power, and cites a Roosevelt era view that the Supreme Court decision would affect the New Deal legacy.
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A. C. Pohlman
Alton Bradford
Floyd Harmer
Ralph Taylor
Andy Davidson
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
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