Tax manouvers and political theater in Roosevelt era
The off the record National Whirligig chronicles Roosevelt tax proposals and White House Capitol Hill clashes. It notes Hyde Park hints of a tax message, carries through Harrian and Robinson led legislative fervor, and details reactions of Huey Long Borah and liberal Senators. It discusses bonus army management, Farm loan delinquencies, NRA politics, and the broader push to broaden tax bases while noting opposition from conservatives and Republicans. The piece links tax strategy to 1936 politics, NRA politics, and New Deal vs money power tensions.
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White House
Capitol Hill
Hyde Park
Leadys
Wise Boys
Messrs
Harrioon
Robinson
Mr. Roosevelt
Kinnegan
Huey Long
Bill Borah
Harrison
Whirlisig
New York
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Metropolis
Bertrand H. Snell
Henrietta 4 H Clover Meeting Held In July
The fifth Henrietta 4 H Clover meeting was held Tuesday with twelve members present. Helen Bates demonstrated towel making. A picnic was discussed and a Gate committee named Eleanor Petty and Virginia Twining. Next meeting set for July 2 at 1 30 at the school. plan to visit relatives at Camp Craig.
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Henrietta
Helen Bates
Eleanor Petty
Virginia Twining
Craig
Keen Kut ter club meets at schoolhouse in Kipton
The Keen Kut ter club held its fourth meeting on June 26 at the schoolhouse with vice president June Davidson presiding in the president's absence. Devo tions were given by Merena Ludlam who read the 13th chapter of Corinthians. A letter from Miss Bird Was discussed about 4H club members attending Camp Craig July 21 to 24. The afternoon included sewing and a short musical program. The next meeting is set for July 23.
Groundhog Returns to Billy Dunn after Yearling Reunion
A Chicago reader recalls a summer capture of a baby groundhog fed with an eye dropper by Billy Dunn. The animal vanished, then reappeared this spring as a mature groundhog under an old shed, greeting Dunn. The piece blends curiosity about divining rods and natural observations.
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Chicago
Billy Dunn
Billy
Flower and 4 H clubs meet with events planned
The Flower club elected Madge Currier as president after Mary Thomas resigned and planned a Grange program for July 16. They discussed Camp Craig and worked on records, with refreshments provided. The H. F. W. Food club met June 25 at the school, Doris Portman led a vegetable salad demonstration, and plans were made for a Grange program and a local fair.
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Fred Latteman
Madge Currier
Mary Thomas
Grange
Camp Craig
Latteman
Tuseday
Doris Portman
The
Leona Hopkins
Phyllis Portman
America's Young Farmers Fourth Meeting Highlights Local Events
America's young farmers gathered at Jim Unger's home on June 24 for two baseball games against the Birmingham scouts. A collection of forty cents funded camping, with late payers from last year covering their share. Plans discussed for the 4-H Grange program and juveniles to receive installation at the next regular Grange meeting on July 2. Supper hosted by Louise Emmerick and George Broughton. baptism of Warren Lincoln Emmerick performed by Rev. Hilgeman. Several area families attended district farm bureau events and birthday gatherings at the Ries home in honor of Mrs Reis. Mrs. Cook and Gertrude Bartlett departed for Chicago and Milwaukee.
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America
Jim Unger
Birmingham Hos
Grange
Mich
Eliza Weideman
Harry
Birmingham
R. Emmerick
Louise Emmerick
George Broughton
Itis
Warren Lincoln
Hilgeman
Paul Portman
Mead Petty
District Farm Bureau
Norwalk
Ira Kiplinger
Lloyd Sheffield
LaGrange
Orlo Cowen
Laurice
Kipton
Theodore Ries
Reis
Charles Cook
Gertrude Bartlett
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwau
Local visits and ball game attendance in Ohio towns
Cleveland residents spent days with relatives including Mrs Nelle Haigh. Mr and Mrs G A Brumby and children attended a New York versus Cleveland ball game. Mrs Jenne Hurst and Mrs Mattie Leonard from Toledo visited the Davidson and Brumby households. Corinne Beker and daughters Evelyn and Marjorie Lou from Canton visited her parents C D Bayless. Rev and Mrs Thomas Short were waiters at the Bayless home Tuesday afternoon.
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Ters
Cleveland
Nelle Haigh
G. A. Brumby
New York
Jenne Hurst
Mattie Leonard
Toledo
Samuel Davidson
Emma Brumby
Corinne Beker
Evelyn
Marjorie Lou
Canton
C. D. Bayless
Thomas Short
And
Visitors Fill Oberlin and Elyria Homes on Sunday
Mrs. Harold Lathrop of Oberl and Mrs. Lyla Madsen of Detroit plus Edith Hudson of Elyria and W D Davidson family visited Mrs. Emma Brumby Sunday. Lorna Bellamy of Wake man visited Thursday with her mother Mrs Noble Halgh. Ruth Rowell, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rowells, is suffering nervously. Shirley Ann Betts of Elyria visits grandparents C J Betts and Mrs G A Brumby. Orpha Jane Brumby spent Thursday with Wilma Jean Lathrop of Oberlin.
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Harold Lathrop
Obell
Lyla Madsen
Detroit
Edith Hudson
Elyria
W. D. Davidson
Emma Brumby
Lorna Bellamy
Wakeman
Noble Halgh
Ruth Rowell
John Rowells
Shirley Ann Betts
C. J. Betta
G. A. Brumby
Orpha Jane
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Household Finance Co
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Shaker Asights
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Mmerick and Son
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George Miller
Brownhelm Cemetery
Lela Seelbach
Daught
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Mary Vivian
Wallace Wood
New Guinea
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Grange Meeting
AL Schnaak
United Day Cleaning
Middle Ave
Sale Elyria New & Used Furniture CO
Broad Street
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Murbach Coal
Rudolph Dirks
Chappie
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