London For Non-Partisan Bank Board
Gov. Alf M. Landon, the Republican presidential nominee, favors a non-partisan banking board to simplify federal bank laws. Rep. John B. Hollister of Ohio says such a commission would study and improve banking laws, drawing on the model of the earlier 5 member commission that led to the Federal Reserve System. The talks also covered New Deal monetary policy and how wasteful expenditures affect Federal Reserve banks and currency stability.
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Topeka
Kans
Alf M. Lindon
Puebidential
John B. Hollister
Olvio
Hollister
Landon
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Landen
Federal Reserve Banks
Correction issued on arrest story for Pat Ward
The Chronicle Telegram clarifies a recent police court report misidentifying Pat Ward as a Lorain resident. The corrected item states Ward was not living at 1ung e street and the incident details were inaccurate.
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Pat Ward
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Covered Entrance Front Door Protection Advice
A front door left unprotected invites issues with rain and weather exposure. The guidance suggests installing at least a hood or overhang to shield the doorway whenever feasible, reducing damage and improving entry protection.
Is Coercion in Labor Relations Inevitable
A discussion on personal independence in America, the rise of unions, and the debate over company unions versus national unions. The piece weighs coercion from outsiders, government, and employers, and contrasts Republican and Democratic platforms on collective bargaining and worker rights, urging careful, fact based examination.
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America
American Federation of Labor
John Tt
Lew
Ion and Steel Institute
Steel
John L. Lewis
Thor
Litchfield Attends Orange Club Picnic at Medina Fair Grounds
Litchfield residents and families attended the Orange and club picnic at Medina fair grounds on Saturday. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vedder, Mrs. Ruth Heintzelman, Mrs. Dora Morgan and daughters, plus several local couples visiting relatives and hosting greetings. Additional notes mention weekend visits by Willis Johnson and Earl Flanigan of Pennsylvania, and plans for junior 4-H club campers Max Barth Stanley Barth and Thurlow to attend Camp Crag.
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C.H. Sears
E. B Missante Bacousin
Robert Racik
Abbie Flanery
Clyde Bradley
Harry Lloyd
Lawrence Taylor
Orange and & Club
Fair Grounds
Medina
Walter Vedder
Ruth Heintzelman
Meding
William Spieth
Sundarer
Dora Morgan
Cleo Mayer
Cleveland
Ruth Swanker
DeHany
Ruth
Mallet Creek
Cora Patton
Willis Johnson
Earl Flanigan
Pennsylvania
Fred Johnson
Howard Kennedy
Susie Graham
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Ster
Ralph Brodt
Kennedy Nasheen Vyne
Miss
Virginian Radio
John Radie
D. Roger Ingraham
Virginia
Michigan
M. BK. Huffman
Afr
Flay Sears
Elkhart
Ind
Fred Kellogg
Elyria visitors call on Joyce at Kellogg home
Flanery, Junior Musser, and Don ald Grugie, Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford and daughter Janet of Elyria, came Sunday to get Joyce, who had been visiting to the Orrin Kellogg home. Other visitors in the Kellogg home were Mr. and Mrs. Langdon of Grafton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kellogg of Penfield.
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Carl Nolan
Akran Tame Sun
C. M. Turner
F. Coates
Lueckian
Flori Mer
William Spieth
Fred Walker
Dover
George L. Marsh
Detroit
Jon Bart
Fred Johnson
Mary Perniece
Cleveland
John Maier
Berea
Maie
Helen Leach
Flanery
Junior Musser
Donald Grugie
John Crawford
Janet
Elyria
Joyce
Orrin Kellogge
Kellogg
Langdon
Grafton
Fred Kellogg
Penfield
Magazine cupboard for magazines and clutter storage discussed
A living room or library space can hold a cupboard for old magazines and items that accumulate. The piece notes such a cupboard eases housekeeping and dusting. It mentions old beliefs that inspired poets were prophets and God's messengers.
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God
Markley Busy Boys 4-H Club to Meet Friday Evening
Community notes recount a Wiener roast at the Lewis home with the Terma Smith party and song. Reports mention a bicycle injury to Keith Rhone, medical stitches applied. Visitors include H. C. Chambers and several friends calling on Mrs. Wrunkie Beese and others, with social visits to Vermilion and Elyria. Townsend Club delegates attended a Cleveland convention.
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FP. H. Lewis
Brievs H.C. Chambers
Wrunkie Beese
Dorothy Janik
Mary Anne Betzel
Irene Patikl
A. W. Peters
Ella Tilden
West River Road
Glen Martin
Vermilion
Juln Bensley
Ndt
Josephine Bryant
Elyria
Oxcar Perry
G. H. Stoughton
Giberson
F. Trockley
Townsend Clu
Cleveland
Attacks Sugar Beet Pests Hit Great Falls Area
Mont includes the sugar beet pest Webb worm in the toll on American agriculture this year. County extension agent reports 200 calls in a single day from besieged beet growers as concern grows over crop damage amid shifting religious and moral sentiments.
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Great Falls
Mont
Ao ‘Hurbier
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Lake Ave
West River
Litchfield
Vincent
LO Mert
Markley
Markley School
Pert
Nature
Po-Co-Tan
Lake Ave. Coal CO
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Merthe’s
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Mendoza Beaver
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Farrier
Merthe
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