Renew Efforts To Revise Relief Law
Washington July 18 Congressional advocates renew efforts to revise the 1946 relief law. Sen James E Murray calls a supporters meeting and will press for action this session. Murray abandoned earlier plans to curb strikes by WPA workers protesting the security wage. He says strikes do not settle legislation and the sitution is calming. AFL and CIO back Murray opposing the security wage which caps skilled work at 130 hours a month for the same pay.
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Washington
James E. Murray
D. Mont
Congress
Murray
WPA
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Labor strikes cut wages. 100000 workers affected
Organized labor fears wage reductions will shrink private industry scales. Over 100,000 workers have been affected by the strikes and about 25,000 have been dismissed for violating an order of Works Projects Commissioner F. C. Harrington that no one could stay away from work for more than five days.
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Organized Labor
F. C. Harrington
Unusually Busy Meeting Of Townsend Club
Townsend Club No 1 met at eight o'clock on Monday night at the club rooms 136 Middle avenue. The meeting opened with prayer pledges and America’s song. Reports from treasurer secretary and auditors were presented. A Trailblazers bulletin and Legion bulletin were read. Trailblazers committee elected with Mrs Rose Ryan Mrs Mabelle Doane and Mr Gilbert. Volunteers to fill janitor vacancy were adopted.
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Townsend Club No 1
Clab Rooms
Middle Avenue
America
Townsend Legion
Doane
Rose Ryan
Mabelle Doane
Gilbert
Milky Way Health Talks and Community Meetings Planned
Community notices announce July 27 meetings at N Olmsted and Ridgeville Town hall with speakers and lunch. Lorain club plans July 30 talk and film at Washington Park. Townsend Picnic July 23 at Chippewa Lake Park features Robert Townsend and discussions on the Townsend Plan and Ohio Workers Alliance. Mrs Fritz promotes the Asket Basket club at 136 Middle Avenue Mondays. Dairy Month highlights celebrate milk's role in nutrition and Mrs S P Johnston becomes president of the Certified Milk Producers Association of America.
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Chippewa Lake Park
Robert Townsend
Waltz
Fritz
Townsend
Stephens
Mitchell
Middle Avenue
Pubchie
Ivery
Bossy
South
P.’. Johnston
Burnside Farm
Eccleston
Maryland
Certified Milk Producers Association of America
Erhart News Notes Village Guests and Travels
Urban Armbruster and family of Cleveland hosted and visited in nearby homes while several residents, including Ruth McCabe, Miss Betty Schmidt, and Helen Condon, returned from trips or joined relatives across Cleveland, Hinckley Lake, Barberton, Lorain, and Akron areas. A bicycle tax run in Medina ended with a theft by gypsies, and locals witnessed a meteor tail near Ontario, Canada.
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Barberton
Albert Schroeder
Medina
Gertrude Wood
Grace
Spencer
Sidney Beach
W. L. Beach
Chatham
J. G. Haury
Pearl
Ruby
Barney Haury
Chardon
Akron Dam
Ontario
Canada
A. Erhart
Kaiser
Grauson
Valley City
Helen Condon
Rose Grabbenstetter
Kent State University
Joe Gumbar
Akron
John Gumbar
George Kennedy
Martin Kolb
Rebecca Dobson
Dobson
John von Pische
Fairview Village
Fred
Frank Ulrich
Reinhold Joss
Basis of Adequate Diet Milk Powers Daily Health
The article advocates milk as the essential daily diet base supplying protein iron energy and vitamins at low cost. It highlights milk’s public health impact noting its role in red blood cell formation bone strength and dental health while dismissing external cosmetics in favor of internal nourishment. It asserts milk improves complexion from within and claims drinking milk prevents dental and joint problems in adolescents.
Milk and vitamin A touted for vision and teeth health
A reader reports a case of enamel flaking yet no cavities after a long dental journey aided by milk. Muk’s vitamin A is linked to night vision and defective vision types while McCollum notes high milk consumption correlates with achievements. America uses about fifty billion quarts annually and could bolster public health with more milk.
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E. V. McCollum
America
Belden Club Pinochle Winners and Community Circle Notes
Belden hosts Pinochle Club with prizes awarded to Mrs. George Grabenstetter and George Grabenstetter in first place, Mrs. Caroline Goodman and Joe Grabenstetter second, Mrs. Irma Wise and Bert Goodman third. Community Circle meeting chaired by Mrs. Wise featured devotions led by Vice President Mrs. Hosler and planned an apron sale for fall. Irene Wise named treasurer after Burt Belden death. next meeting set for August at Mrs. Delbert Connors home.
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Belden
A. L. Wise
George Grabenstetter
Caroline Goodman
Joe Grabenstetter
Irma Wise
Bert Goodman
Chas. Wise
Wise
Hosler
Irene Wise
Burt Belden
William Law
Delbert Connors
Hugh Summerson
Weekend Social Notes from Collins Ohio and Nearby Towns
Sunday activities feature visits among regional families including Mr and Mrs Karl Kramer and Bert Meyer of Parkman hosting guests. Travelers George Gross and George Hammond journeyed to Canada for several days of fishing while others enjoyed a day at homes in Elyria Valley City Chippewa Lake and Butler.
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Akron
Karl Kramer
Jimmy Kosack
George Kundtz
Cleveland
Johnny Gumhar
Norman Derek
Baby
Valley City
Charles Gross
Dean Regal
Amherst Bride Irma Mathes Weds William Ehlert in Kentucky
Amherst Ohio announces the marriage of Irma Mathes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathes to William Ehlert son of Mrs. Anna Ehlert. The ceremony occurred May 12 1937 in Kentucky with no attendants. Miss Mathes a 1933 Amherst High graduate has worked at Knapp dollar store. The couple will live with Irma’s parents.
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Amherst
Mgr
Charles Mathes
North Main Street
Irma
William Ehlert
Anna Ehlert
Milan Avenue
Kentucky
Ehlert
Amherst Hi
Knapp Dollar
Amherst Rotary hears Elyria prosecutor Howard Butler
Elyria county prosecutor Howard Butler spoke to the Amherst Rotary Club at the Methodist church parlors on Monday. W. J. Darling, new president, presided as plans for an August 9 picnic were set, place to be announced later, followed by a directors meeting.
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Howard Butler
Elyria
Amherst
Amherst Garden Club Delights with White Gardens Display
The Amherst Garden Club met Monday evening at the country home of Mrs. A. J. Rice on Quarry road. A pretty display featured delphinium phlox and Mt. Shasta daisies with numerous bouquets on view. Roll call was White Gardens and a program followed.
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A. J. Rice
Quarry Road
Amherst Garden Club
Golgotha Show At Congregational Church This Week
The film Golgotha will be shown at the Congregational church on Wednesday at 2 30 P M and 8 30 P M. Circle One meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Nina Leuszler on Souili Main street. Circle No 2 plans an outing Wednesday. Hospital news lists admissions and discharges with names and brief details.
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Circle One
Nina Leuszler
Souili Main Street
Circle No. 2
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B.A. Jenne
J. H. Ludwig
J. A. Wesbecher
Tia
Mervin Woodhill
Rs Kruse
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Harmon - Keyager
East Street
Hartman Hewes
Park Avenue
Ida Cloutier
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Masa
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New York City
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