Notes on New Shipping Law and Employment in American Industry
American shipyards gain a boost from a new shipping law allowing cost differentials in construction. Indian Commissioner Collier shifts policy stance, now opposing it. Commerce Department awaits figures on revived commerce to justify Tariff Commission positions. Manufacturing sectors report 700,000 workers still under reemployment quotas but face hiring hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
Repel
Commerce Department
Commerce
War Department
Tex
Robert Foehner
Whits House
C. C. C.-ers
Fechner
Woodring
Congressional
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Maritime Commission
W. Creighton Peet
Harvard
Commission
Anp
Jimmie
Senate clash over Roosevelt plans reshapes power balance
In cloakroom talk amid a renewed push for Supreme Court and government reorganization, anti Roosevelt factions in the Senate seek concessions to salvage prestige. They push minor reforms while resisting abject surrender, hoping to curb Hopkins relief and push a more balanced executive legislative dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cornom
Capid Hill
White House
Supreme Court
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Lorain County Printing Publishing Company Ad Rates 1937
The Elyria Lorain county newspaper lists mailing and single copy prices, terms for subscriptions, and advertising connections. It shows editors J Clare George and A Hudnott, with 1937 dating and a June 3 bidding note for General Motors in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County
J. Clare George
A. Hudnoutt
Elyr
Edjolping
John W. Cullen
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Sheriff Kees Maintains Adams in Civil Deputy Post
The sheriff, a Republican, preserves Deputy Claude Adams in charge of civil work despite partisan pressure. Adams handles thousands of legal papers, replevins, levies, foreclosures, appraisals, deeds, and other technical matters, and the sheriff’s decision is praised as a victory for efficiency over partisanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F
Claudeismiss Adams
Adams
Sheriff's Office
Grall
Afr. Adams
Court curbs city shorts ban as dress liberty wins
New York Court of Appeals invalidates an ordinance barring non customary street attire, ruling individual dress liberty permissible. Chief Judge Crane calls for lively attire and questions typical restrictions while noting the ruling misses the opportunity to address aesthetics and gendered concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akers
New York
York City
Civic
Court of Appeals
Frederick E. Crane
Southern Pine And Paper Industry Boom Predicted
James G. Stahlman of the American Newspaper Publishers Association predicts a billion-dollar southern pine industry within 15 years. Dr. Charles H. Herts reports advances in newsprint and timber product manufacture from native yellow pine, with emphasis on careful forestry, replanting, and avoiding fires to sustain a permanent timber crop in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Stahlman
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Charles H. Herts
Savannah
United States
Canada
Dust Storms Hit Plains As Crop Loss Looms This Summer
Broadus Montana reports a three day dust blow with near zero highway visibility. Farmers suffer crop damage and fields shift as silt drifts across the plains. Forecasters warn drought and dust storms may peak this summer if rainfall does not materialize soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains States
Broadus
Montana
Little Dust Bowl
Wisconsin Legislature Demonstrates Frugal Pay Policy
Wisconsin Assembly members rejected a bill to raise salaries, voting 64 to 19 to keep pay at 109 dollars a month. The move, praised by some as taxpayer restraint, drew mixed reactions with critics joking about radical deportations and Broadway burlesque plans amid broader debates on economy and public spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Cross of Christ Aims To Heal Rifts In Church And World
A meditation argues the cross reconciles people to God and to each other, urging Christians to overcome denominational divisions and ecclesiastical prejudice. It condemns a divided church as a scandal in a world torn by racial and national strife, calling for unity through Christ. The piece lists historical notes and birthdays, reflecting on leadership and culture before a copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Annotations of Historic Figures and Events
A fragment listing multiple 19th and early 20th century figures with brief notes on births, deaths, and roles such as Chotaw chieftain Greenwood Leflore, Jefferson Davis, Garret A Hobart, and Captain John Inset, alongside references to battles, publications, and historic dates from Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Leflore
Jackson
Miss
Jefferson Tavis
West Pointer
U. S
Mississippi
Confederacy
Todd Co
Jsl
Hoenrs James
Henry
William
Albany
Thomas Ball
Boston
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersanyer
Nles
Lronz
N. J
George V
Britain
WFI
Marlen E. Pew
New
Varge Ctr
Niles
Mie
Met
Taday
Montreal
Garet
Canada
Tial -Histor
John Inset
WVK
P. Hohenn
Hatte Harbor
Santiago
Merrimac
United States
Oberlin Granze card party reports and decorations
New Oberlin and Granze members gathered at their hall Saturday for seven tables of progressive Pedro with high score to Mr. Munson and Mr. Frank Kreuser. Ice cream and cake followed. Decoration Day visits spanned families from Lincoln Nebraska to Saginaw Michigan and Toledo noting numerous attendees and host homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Granze
Oscar Ehrman
Richard
Cleveland
Michael Smith
V. FE. Knepper
Elrria
C. Justin
C. Schmitz
John Wills
La‘Grange
Ruth Green
Pittsfield
Japanese Speaker to Highlight South Amherst Evening Program
South Amherst Congregational church hosts a varied program at 7 30 featuring Miss Kimura from Japan with vocal and instrumental selections and readings. Refreshments follow. Royal Neighbor Lodge June meeting set for Swiss Hall with Mrs Flowers and Mrs Hunt hosting. American Legion Post 197 to hold regular session in Club Rooms Friday. Brief items note visits from Cleveland and Elyria residents. Melbourne women form a club for spouses with monthly guest nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Kimura
Japan
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Bertha Flowers
Hilma Hunt
Huntington Church News and Local Social Notes
Huntington CHURCH NEWS announces summer worship at Community Church at 9 15 a m with Rev John Koontz officiating and Sunday School at 10 a m under Mrs Francis Coe. Public invited. SNORT ITEMS report Circle No 1 meet with Mrs Court Royce on Wednesday June 9 with supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koontz
Francis Coe
Circle No. 1
Court Rolce
Mra
Court Royce
Mre
Earl Easterday
Maria
Marion Crile
Carolyn Rapking
Sullivan
Ralph Krage
Lorain
Johnson Crib
Nile Thudium
Nova
Bert Thudium
James Myers
Akron
Joseph Ranking
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Nurs
the Nation
Whirligig
Ray Tucker
G. O. P.-ers
John L. Lewin
Constitutional Party
Washington
McNutt
Southern Pine and Paper Industry
South Sea Islands
Paradise
Ian
Broadway
Thase
James Cannon Jr
M. E. Church
South Jeaves
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
Olean
N.Y
William H. King
Kee
Fillmore City
Utah
Ransom F. Olds
Geneva
John T. Taylor
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Philadelphia
Raymond Pert
Johns Hopkins
Farmington
N. H
Jim Tully
St. Marys
Sir Flinders Petrie
New Oberlin
Olmsted & Hoeffel
One
Water St
Amherst
Royal Neighbors
Ellis Jamont
Clarence White
William Emery
Arthur Ruth
James Hollinger
Jimmy
Barperton
Melbourne
Australia
Studebaker
America
Colgan
Wear Broad Street
C.I.T
Motor Sales
Fiske
Oblo
Huntington
France
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings Building
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Broad Street
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