Roosevelt Aims for Talks to Ease Steel Textile Strikes
Washington June 1 Labor leaders recognize the administration will arbitrate the broad steel and textile dispute affecting nearly a million workers. President Roosevelt plans a personal read of the crisis after New York, likely to seek talks with the Iron and Steel Institute and union leaders to avert a strike. NRA chief Johnson shifts to crisis duty and meets textile and steel officials as unions threaten a 340000 worker walkout Monday unless NRA orders curb operations by 25 percent. Union conventions set for June 10 in Pittsburgh, with a June 16 strike vote if bargaining and recognition demands are unmet.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Araelcy
Iron and Steel Institute
NRA
Hush &. Johnson
Textile
Thomas J. McMahon
United Textile Workers
George Stoan
Cotton Textile Institute
Gooc
Rank and File Committee
M. F. Tighe
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Ife
Pittsburgh
Etee
Avon Lake Dinner Guests Honor Fred McNaughton
Avon Lake June 1. Mr. and Mrs. William Sidway and daughter Janet hosted dinner for Mrs. P Justus of Cleveland and families from Lakewood Avon Lake and Detroit. Fred McNaughton, weekend guest, left for Detroit Monday. Marilyn Katz returned home from St Josephs hospital Lorain. Joseph Tomlin visited New Bavaria for a weekend with her mother Elsinger and attended her mother’s birthday anniversary. The Women’s League will meet.
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Avon Lake
William Sidway
Janet
P. Justus
Cleveland
Lines
Jane
Lakewood
Banl
Harry Sid
Fred McNaughton
Detroit
Elizabeth Sidway
Sidway
Mich
Joseph Tomlin
New Bavaria
Ohio
Elsinger
Valley City Weekend Visitors and Local Activities
Valley City residents hosted or visited many guests over the weekend. William Grabenstetter and Mr and Mrs Ray Frisk with son James traveled to the Frisk home in Tol edo. Miss Marian Frisk accompanied them home. Carl Hauck and friends camped with Medina and Akron visitors at Camp Cruz. Bertha Schaeffer, David Perkins of Youngstown, and Tom Cannon of Cleveland stayed with Mrs Anna Schaeffer and others. a ball game in Cleveland drew attendees. George Wolfe and husband attended graduation exercises in Martel Ohio. Ruth Reed graduated and returned with them. Marie Sailen visited Cleveland after a week at the A F Seer home. Charles Hance of Sidney is visiting William Grabenstetter. Maude Hauck hosted bridge with high scores by Mrs Scoville and Mrs Melen. Ed Grabenstetter and Mrs Henry Steck were consolations. Out of town guests included Mrs Edna Herthneck, Mrs Jennie Arick, and Mrs Orlin Wolfe of Medina. Medina forfeited a planned ball game for Sunday. A large crowd attended as Mrs Ray Frisk, Mrs Arthur Hauck, and Mrs Vincent Derck visited Kent to see Geneva Steingass and Mabel Grabenstetter. Roy Gienke was ill with measles last week. Twenty 4-H club members were noted.
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Vallaey City
William Grabenstetter
Ray Frisk
James
Frisk
Toledo
Marian Frisk
Carl Hauck
Medina
Akron
Camp Cruz
Bertha Schaeffer
Davd Perkins
Youngstown
Tom Cannon
Cleveland
Anna Schaeffer
A. Mellen
Maude
Charles Hance
Sidney
Ohio
Maude Hauck
Bridge
Scoville
Melen
Henry Steck
Ed Grabenstetter
Edna Herthneck
Jennie Arick
Orlin Wolfe
Arthur Hauck
Vincent Derck
Kent
Geneva Steingass
Mabel Grabenstetter
Roy Gienke
Tuesday All Day Meeting At Congregational Church
Readable fragment lists an all day meeting at the Congregational church with a noon pot luck dinner and named hostesses Mrs Granville Dunlap Mrs Edd Mitchell Sr Mrs F Stanfield and Mrs Elizbeth Vacha. Several social notes mention fishing trips visits and garden club events with dates in June and May and various local residents.
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Granville
Dunlap
Edd Mitchell
F. Stanfield
Elizabeth Vacha
Saturday Lake Erie boat ride joins 700 Cleveland trip group
Local residents joined about 700 club members on a boat ride on Lake Erie and a visit to Cleveland Municipal Airport. Many relatives and friends were noted in nearby towns including Perrysville and Toledo as communities shared weekend activities and family gatherings.
Fish Fry at Moore's Club House on Grafton Road
Community notice announces a fish fry event tonight at Moore's Club House located on Grafton Road with contact phone 37842 for details and tickets.
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Moore's Club
Grafton Road
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W. H. Bruce Custom Tailor
W. Broad 8&T
Mariyn Katz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Westinghouse
Kool
Electric Shops, Inc
Broad Street
Valley City
Women's League
Grover Holmes
Archie Spade
Bobby
Clarence Snitzky
Harry
Larry
Huron
Garden Club
R. A. McDonald
Jaycox Road
McDonald
Arthur Hudson
Charles Williams
Eleanor
Kotz
Loram
Mary Rose McDonald
Verna Studley
Elmer Kowalsky
Walter Hintz
Violet
Fred Beck
Lee Walker
Walter Beck
Glan Rogers
Sandusky
George Staske
Edward Mitchell
R. Cowgill
Donald
Willis Rohlings
F. Head
Keyes’ Auto
West Ave
Lake Erie
Cleveland Municipal
Charles Stout
Billy
Perrysville
F. H. Weidner
Ivan Kemp
Bert Goodman
Neva Goodman
Meta Weidner
Andrew D'Angelo
Mt. Pleasant
Jobo Prochozka
Win
William Arthur
Robert Edward
Albin Platz
Shefield
Alabama
D'Roy Virtue
Hattie Maier
Bernice
Lansing
Louise Mack
Edward Mack
Honah Etzel
Theodore Tritt
George Picup
Henry E. Wolf, Jr
E. Mummaw
May Katherine
Springfield
Willard Wolfe
Smithville
H.W. Wolf
Lester Jones
William Low
F. C. Hoppe
Christ Steinle and Son
Wm. Steinle
Alfred Kroenke
Wm. Steck
Kent State College
Gus Abram
Mr. Abram
Jean
Bobby Reichert
Elyria
A. F. Mellen
Goodyear
Pathfinder
G. M. Marsh & Son
Eastman Film
N. C
Haskell
Magnesia
Gillette
Burma
Armand Bougzet
Noroma
Weeld
Armand Bouquet
Enoz
Agarex
Lydia Pinkham
Keeno
Joan Manning
Beauty
Woodbury
Eaton's
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Cascade
Lally Insulin
Lilly Insulin
Ibexare of
Cass Can
Drbolts
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Kaywoodie
Franks Medico
Linkman Distiller
Remington
Honey Bowl
Prince Albert
Granger RB
Edgeworth
Tuxedo
Raliegh Black & White
Target
Bromo Seltzer
Zomte
Ent
Bose Kruschen
Absorbine Jr
C. W. Phillips
Prouply
Wuard
Armand
Rexall
Pat
Phillips
Phillips Rexall
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