Roosevelt Moves Toward Court Reorganization Battle
President Roosevelt orders Senate to push a compromise court reorganization bill to a vote amid White House pressure. Rival factions in Congress clash over scope with debate on extending the Supreme Court and restructuring the executive department.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Congress
White House
Robinson
Executive Department
Roosevelt administration clashes over executive power and reforms
A sweeping struggle unfolds in Congress as leaders resist granting treasury subpoena power and clash with the White House over executive department reorganization. Roosevelt’s twelve proposed projects include farm policy, crop insurance, wage rules, CCC, revenue measures, and national planning, with adjournment likely slipping to October.
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House
Treasury
Congressional Committees
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Executive Department
CCC
Senate
Henrietta 4-H Clubs Report May Meetings and Events
The Henrietta BOYS 4-H CLUB met May 24 with fourteen members and leader Donald Wasem. Portman read and adopted the constitution. A post hunt was planned with committee Krieg Bates Portman. Talks by Irving Emmerich on personal accounts and Franklin Bauman on bees and chickens. A softball game vs Birmingham Scouts is set for June 14. The girls 4-H met May 25 at Mrs Mead Petty’s, with muffin demos by Lois Petty and Ruth Carrier named Sunshine Committee. Next meeting set at Mrs Petty’s. Allumni banquet held May 29 in the school auditorium.
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Henrietta H. R
Russell Portman
Donald Wasem
Carl Krieg
Hubert Bates
Frederick Portman
Irving Emmerich
Franklin Bauman
Irving
Franklin
Birmingham Boy Scouts
Birmingham
James Unger
Henrietta Kitchen
Eila‘s
Mead Petty
Lois Petty
Elsie Hostettlerl
Jean Carrier
Ruth Carrier
Sunshine Committee
Local visits noted among Birmingham Elyria Cleveland and Detroit residents
Social notes report several Birmingham and Elyria residents visiting relatives in Cleveland and Mansfield. Families including Latteman Hilberg Silverhorn Gold Bartlome Hostettler Born and Smith are mentioned with weekend and Sunday gatherings. A London tower reference describes the Curtaia Sword of Mercy and two Swords of Justice.
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Max Coates
Cleveland
Harold Coates
Louis Smith
Elyria
Clyde McDowell
Ella McDowell
Ralph McDowell
Nelson Revener
Fields Corners
Mra
Albert Reusser
Carl Reusser
George Latteman
Birmingham
Barbara Hilberg
Joan
Henry Silverhorn
Mary Becker
Ben Gold
Archie Bartlome
Melvin Unger
Victor Hostettler
Sons
Detroit
John Hostettler
Host
Fred Bauman
C. Burill
Howard Petty
Ohio State University
Mead Petty
London Tower
Penfield Club Notes Highlight Local Meetings
Penfield The Farm Women's Club met on Tuesday June 8 at Society Hall with a covered dish lunch. The Nimble Fingers and Jolly Seven groups held quilting and sewing sessions, with meetings at home of advisors and leaders in Berea Wellington and Chatham. Various local residents attended family gatherings, alumni events, and commencements nearby, including visits from Flint Michigan and Norwalk guests.
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Penfield
Farm Women's Club
Society Hall
Kenneth Davison Ylyria
P. E. Davison
A. J. Andrews
Howard Andrews
Ardig
Kay
Virgil Waite
Berea
C. A. Norris
Flint
Michigan
Lewis Jones
Myron Daugherty
Thomas Daugherty
Dick Wand
Akron
Copeland
Dorothy Spear
Norwalk
Mark Devereaux
Arline
Wilma Sooy
Earl Stents
Chatham
Wilbur Packard
Earnest Packard
Eaton To Observe Children's Day
A North Eaton Church program Sunday evening features a play Bettys Pennies by Barbara Carpenter and another play Joy to the World. A special offering delegates to foreign mission work. Promotion exercises Sunday morning mark a change to align classes with school grades. Sermon titled A Sermon on a Raised Window Shade.
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North Eaton Church
Barbara Carpenter
Betty
Memorial Day Shift Delays Sunday Sermon Announcement
The pastor did not deliver the planned Sunday announcement due to Memorial Day, opting to preach on the topic next. The change reflects a schedule adjustment to honor the holiday observance.
Three Oberlin Faculty Members to Retire This Year
Oberlin College will see three senior faculty depart after the current year. Frances Nash, George Fiske, and William Horner leave after long service totaling 94 years. Nash joined in 1914 and became dean and professor of dramatic expression. Fiske began in 1907 as professor of practical theology and has led the Graduate School of Theology as dean. Horner started in 1896 and has taught singing since 1911.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Conservatory
Frances Gertrude Nash
George W. Fiske
William Jasper Horner
Misa Nash
Fiske
Graduate School of Theology
Horner
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