New Deal Faces Test In Roosevelt's Home District
In Hyde Park, New York, a special election to fill a State Senate vacancy may test the New Deal in President Roosevelt's home district. Local Republicans and Democrats weigh potential impacts on national and congressional campaigns as the Hudson River area becomes a political battleground ahead of broader elections.
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Roosevelt
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Herbert H. Lehman
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Elyria Amateur Radio Artists On WTAM Broadcast
Elyria amateur radio artists aired a half hour on Station WTAM as part of the Young Artists series sponsored by NBC. Rosemary Johnson opened with two songs, followed by Robert Standiford on guitar, Margie Schultz with three numbers, Al Ketchem, and pianist Jackie Eiron who closed with two selections. Gene Hamilton announced the program with Billy Melert as staff organist and WTAM pianist accompanist.
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al Ketchem
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Hyde Park Campaign Material in 1932 Vote
The piece notes Republicans could use a heavy party vote in Hyde Park, Roosevelt's 1932 defeat there and Hoover winning the district, implying GOP campaign leverage from the New Deal opposition in the President's home village and golf site.
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South Amherst entertains study club at Fremont
Nine members of the Lady Hour club visited Fremont on Wednesday and were entertained at Rev. and Mrs. Charles Bubb's home. A one o'clock luncheon was served with Mrs. J. L. Davis and daughter Nellie among the guests. Mrs. Phillip Einar opened her home to the Woman's Missionary Society on Wednesday, conduct of routine work, followed by a social period and a refreshment course.
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J. L. Davis
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Jas. Nicol
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G. Bag
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Picnic in Redkstine's Woods Draws Six Couples
Six couples enjoyed an evening outing in Redkstine's Woods on Wednesday with games and contests. A pot luck lunch was served at six o'clock. Attendants included Clarence Kern, Alvin Brown, James Rice, Carl Gibson, Wm Fitzner, Henry Kolb and their spouses from Amherst Elsha Oberlin and here.
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Carl Gibson
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Here
Four H Club Meets at School House
The Sandscone Clovers Four-H Club met at the school house on Tuesday at noon for an ag session with advisor Fred Schach a cia group worked on tray cloths and towels. Each member sent one to the Lorain County Fair. There were 18 members and one guest at this meeting. BRIEFS Mr and Mrs Edwin Pusbach and children Edwin Jr and Edith from Baltimore Maryland are house guests of Mrs Christ Fanrney Sr for a couple of weeks. Jeanne Smith and Betty Mori were in Oberlin on Wednesday for Health Day services. Mr and Mrs Joe Lahiff from Amherst called on Mr and Mrs Henry Kolt Tuesday evening.
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Betty Mori
Oberlin
Joe Lahiff
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Welst Ricci wedding announced in local note
Mary from here attended the Centennial parade in Loraine Friday evening. The marriage of Charles Wel lst and Leota Ricci has been announced and best wishes of friends are extended. The couple live at present with the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Nick Ricci of North Ridge. A cottage owned by A K Novak of Stope 2 was nearly destroyed by fire. Firemen saved only the shell. no one was home.
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Archie Haines
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Radio Programs Thursday July 26
Listings show a one day schedule titled An Programa Subject to Change with Thursday’s radio offerings across stations. The text notes variable content and potential alterations.
Cleveland Visit Highlights Social Thrift of the Week
The report notes Neva Carrick visiting Marian Chambers on Friday afternoon and evening, while Esta Boyd of Lorain, a Gulf Road School teacher, called at several homes during the period. Clyde and Robert Haynes hosted another visitor, framing a Sunday return to Cleveland after a three week stay.
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Theatres Present Feminine Psychology in Born to Be Bad
At the Rivoli Theatre a two day run opens tomorrow featuring Loretta Young in Born to Be Bad a study in feminine psychology. Also starting tomorrow for a two day run at the Warner Bros Capitol Theatre is Many Happy Returns with Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians alongside George Burns and Gracie Allen. In Dover Ohio B O Long finds an ox yoke among family relics and begins training two two year old oxen from his herd.
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Wheat Production Control meetings scheduled this week
The Lorain County Wheat Production Control Association holds its final three meetings tonight. Pittsfield Russia district farmers meet at Pittsfield Town Hall with R F Clark presiding. Henrietta Camden farmers gather at Ripton Town Hall led by F E Sharp. Brighton Rochester farmers meet at Brighton under Frank Rowland.
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Lorain County
Logan Angler Lands 61.2 Pound Rainbow Trout
Web hunter near Logan Utah fought a huge rainbow trout for 25 minutes. The fish weighed 61.2 pounds, measured 25 inches long and 15 inches in circumference. The capture sparked reflections on character and self control.
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