New Deal Aims At Security In Home Livelihood And Social Insurance
President Roosevelt outlines a multi year program to extend the New Deal beyond recovery toward reconstruction. He cites three objectives the security of the home, livelihood, and social insurance, stressing careful, business like pacing and eventual methods to achieve these aims while awaiting further details. The nation will watch the steps to implement this broader plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Combating Drought With Stirred Soil And Timely Planting
Farmers and gardeners face drought with renewed cultivation and careful soil management. Surface stirring preserves moisture and fights weeds while late plantings hope for timely rains. Corn and sturdy crops may withstand drought longer, offering potential yields if rain returns.
Aviation Advances at Langley Field Highlights
The National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics showcased two key advances at Langley Memorial Laboratory. High lift devices and a new lateral control method could lower landing speeds for faster planes. A blower cooling a pocketed air cooled engine boosts horsepower without enlarging weight or size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
Langley Memorial Laboratory
Langley Field
Gold Star Mothers Pilgrimage Pay Bill Debate
The article discusses Representative John D. Dingell's bill to compensate Gold Star mothers who did not travel to French graves with a government payment equal to the average pilgrimage cost. It notes broad support for the pilgrimages, acknowledges mothers unable to go for health or family reasons, and questions public support for cash compensation versus the moral appeal of the visits. It ends by noting ongoing agitation and curiosity about public opinion on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Dingell
Michigan
Congress
France
United States
Dingell
Philosophical quips and a news brief headline
A collection of witticisms on generosity death and aging contrasts with a bold line about press content. The item ends with a faux headline Police Slay Fugitive Headline noted as news. This compact set reflects a newspaper card style with civic tone and period flavor.
Anniversaries of notable figures and events
A compiled list of birth and death anniversaries including Peter the Great George Stephenson John Howard Payne Richard D Blackmore and other historical figures. It also cites events such as the first national balloon race in 1909 and the murder of Alfred J. Lingle, Chicago reporter, with brief biographical notes and occasional astrological commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
George Stephenson
John Howard Payne
New York City
Tunis
Africa
Richard D Blackmore
Lorna Doone
Francis Miles Finch
New York
Ithaca
B. Y
William Carey
India
Charles Dickens
Indianapolis
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago
Birthdays on June 10 1934 highlights notable figures
Today's birthdays include Caroline Hazard president of Wellesley College born 78 years ago. U S Senator Harry F Berd of Virginia born at Martinsburg West Virginia 47 years ago. Charles S Wilson minister of Yugoslavia born Ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Hazard
R. J. Ea
Wellesley College
U. S
Harry F. Berd
Virginia
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles S. Wilson
Yugoslavia
Ban
Golden Legion Bible Study Exalts Mighty Men
A Bible study note discusses 1 Chronicles 12 noting the Chronicles’ non chronological order and highlights David’s mighty men before his coronation. It urges spiritual growth and physical vigor as fuel for warfare in God’s kingdom, echoing Ripley’s praise of strength as a rebuke to spiritual dwarfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Eaton Sunny Snitchers 4-H Club Holds First Meeting
The Eaton 4 H Club met at the schoolhouse May 31 with books awarded and dues set at ten cents. Members sewed then receded to recreation as the session closed. Regular meetings will occur each Thursday afternoon at the Eaton schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Joseph Rumpler
Avon
Dover
Eaton Sunny Snitchers
Grace Cook
Josephine Harrington
Cleveland
Cook Home
Ruth Cook
Burl Martin
Lorain
Philip Teknipp
Lakewood
J. Rumpler
Albert Cousins
Maude Barr
Helen
Elyria
Hopwood Home
Alfred Bright Man
Wads Worth
Mr. Brightman
Unclear fragmentary notice with family health notes
The text reports family members spending weekends at a home, with Maxine and Bernice Tompkins recovering from measles and Marian Crowell and Clarice Lantz at Elyria Clinic recovering from appendicitis operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine
Bernice
Malcolm Tompkins
Marian Crowell
Clarice Lantz
Elyria Clinic
Quilt Display Draws Large Crowd At Local Church
A quilt display last Friday at the church drew an unusually large gathering from nearby townships. Prizes were awarded for Appliqued and Pieced Work to several residents, with Mrs. C. C. Brumenschenkel winning multiple honors and Mrs. Davis earning the oldest quilt prize. A pageant titled The Treasure Chest featured Mrs. W. E. Baker in period costume, plus songs and speeches by local residents. Tea and cake were served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Hall
C. C. Brumenschenkel
E. M. Hathaway
Davis
W. EB. Baker
Kathleen Blumenschenkel
Percy Kohl
Blake Hicks
Carroll Cook
Httle
Ruby Cornish
Jean Strong
Joan Hillman
Shirley Grills
Norma Jean Bru- Menschenke
Birmingham Briefs Move Through Weekly Social Ties
The Ladies Aid met at Miss Rose Heimsath's home while the Lend a Hand Club gathered in Vermilion with Mrs. Susan Bickford hosting. Relatives and friends visited in town as Rev. and Mrs. Albert Bauman and family from Chicago stayed locally. Local social rounds include visits among the Kubachs, Neidings, Hastes, and Truscotts with neighbors in Amherst and Elyria.
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Birmingham
Jane
Ladies’ Aid
Rose Heimsath
Vermilion
Susan Bickford
Rhea Fleming
Albert Bauman
Chicago
Ted Wickens
Stella Briggs
Lorain
Myra Edgar
Mayme Church
William Opperman
Marcia
Walter Wilford
Amherst
Barney Kukes
Clarence Parker
Russell Kubach
August Kubach
Anthony Neiding
Henry Neiding
Fields
Helen Hasting
Elyria
Charles Bissell
Club Forms Boost Harter Campaign in Lorain County
About 125 New Deal Democrats met at the Hedges Thursday night to form a Harter for Congress booster committee with George Moehle of Lorain as temporary chairman. The group backs incumbent Don Harter from Akroy in a bid for renomination amid friction with the county Democratic Executive Committee. The temporary panel will plan another meeting when Harter returns from Washington, with a full campaign plan to be set. Members include Dr RR W Faus of Wellington vice chairman, William Moriarity of Lorato secretary, James Lilley of Elyria treasurer, and others. The meeting was led by J J Smythe of Amherst and featured remarks from Siegel of Akron regarding Virgil Rogers of Akron. Rogers did not attend. The nominating committee consisted of Joseph Conley of Lorain chairman, Ray Coates, August Nabakowski, Cyril Maple, and M F Peer.
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New Deal
Congress
George Moehle
Lorain
Don Harter
Akroy
Harter
Democratic Executive Committee
Rogers
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
Joseph Conley
Ray Coates
Wellington
August Nabakowski
Cyril Maple
Elyria
M. F. Peer
Retiring Vincent Principal Honored At School Dinner
Patrons of Vincent School honored retiring principal Mr. V L Anderson at a 7 PM dinner in the school gymnasium attended by about 150. Incoming principal Mr R Alberts presided as toastmaster as the program featured vocal solos readings tap dances harmonica duet whistling and talks. The couple received gifts of silverware and a lace table cover. Mr Anderson will assume the superintendent role for Morral Village Schools near Marion Ohio.
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Vincent School
Anderson
R. Alberts
Myrot Starr
Lillian Hardy
Chipman Giberson
Mary Kerecz
William Giede
Mabel Wade
Morral Village
Marlon
Ohio
School Drivers sue Avon Board over five year bus contracts
Three lawsuits were filed in county common pleas court by Clarence Detzel A J Nagel and Merle Hall. They seek mandatory injunctions to enforce five year school bus contracts awarded last year after the Avon Village Board of Education abrogated the prior board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Village Board of Education
Whiich
Comptn Pleas Court
Clarence Detzel
A. J. Nagel
Merle Hall
Transportation of School Children Contracts Challenge
Petitioners claim the new school board on April 10 rescinded contracts for transporting students and asserts the previous awards were illegal. The suit alleges the five year contracts were improperly granted and seeks reinstatement of the contracts and recovery of losses, with plaintiffs earning about 1200 dollars annually.
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Aport
Educated People Seek Balance Between Humanity and Machines
An educated public seeks methods to preserve individual identity amid rising machine efficiency. It notes that fundamental human nature evolves slowly, while opinions on morality and conduct can shift quickly.
Philco launches world shortwave broadcast service from EAQ Madrid
The Philco company begins a Sunday night shortwave program from Station EAQ Madrid. It marks the first American radio maker to offer a foreign broadcast series. Boake Carter has been a prominent radio commentator for years. Savings reach 25 percent on radios used as floor samples and demonstrators, with satisfaction guaranteed or exchanges. Brands include Philco, RCA-Victor, American, Bosch-Majeatic and Grunow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boake Carter
Philco
EAQ
Madrid
Spain
Phil Cps
Rca-Victors
American
Bosch-Majeatic
Grunows
Day's Hardware Offers Insecticides And Tackle For Farmers
Dry weather boosts insects. Day's Hardware lists lead arsenate, Bordeaux mixture, Paris Green, lime and sulfur, along with other fungicides for fruit trees. Black bass season opens inland waters next week as fishermen await weekend tastings. Shakespeare tackle, wind reel at 1.50, fishing licenses, gifts for June brides, and Goodrich hose and Quadri-Spray sets are showcased with special pricing.
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Goodrich
Last Week for Free Music Lessons and Instrument Trial
This notice urges taking advantage of a final chance to obtain free music lessons and a free instrument for children. It stresses that youth miss a great deal by not studying music and suggests parents start their children now to gain long term benefits.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Aviation Advances
Washington
Scott
Central Press
R. J. ScOt
Awe Shep Pyramid
Egypt
Basuto Giripbrides
Central Africa
Kentucky
George Rogers Clark
Raymond B. Fosdick
League of Nations Ass
Rockefeller Foundation
Buffalo
N. Y
Edward ©. Carter
Institute of Pacific Relations
American Council
Lawrence
Mass
Wendell C. Phillips
Walter E. Clark
University of Nevada
Defiance
Count Feliz von Luekner
Sor
Maine
Frederick A. Cook
Newark
SALIV
Salivs Satiies
Oth
Golden Legion Bible Study
Oscar Fleming
Sandusky
William Truscott
Emma Olds
Mildred Kubach
Lois Neiding
Vincent
Avon Board
Petee Bilik Grafton, Obio
W. B. Hubbell, M. D
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohio
Granite Concrete Block & Coal Co
Rush Street
B. & C. Elyria, Ohio
WM. G. Smith
Hubert
Day's Music Store
Day’s Hardware
Broad St
Florida
Cavalier
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