Roosevelt Shifts Tactics Amid NRA Turmoil in Washington
The Roosevelt administration pivots from mobilizing against the Supreme Court to easing NRA pressures as private industry faces new scrutiny. Advisors clash over strategy with Richberg and Johnson opposing cautious moves, while fiscal forecasts show 1 percent of annual output spent on supplies, prompting Republican criticism and New Deal recalibration.
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Jimmie Moffett
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District council meeting on home economics work held at Hoover Camp
Mrs Lester Youtzy of Gulf Road attended the district council meeting on home economics extension work at Hoover Camp North Canton on Tuesday. Several county leaders joined by Miss Alice Bird, county extension agent. The principal speaker was Miss Grace Frysinger senior economist with the United States Department of Agriculture. Miss Betty Jane Nices of Avon Lakes was a guest of Ruth Johnson last week.
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Sheffield
Lester Youtzy
Gulf Road
Hoover Camp
North Canton
Alice Bird
Grace Frysinger
United States Department of Agriculture
Betty Jane Niccs
Avon Laks
Ruth Johnson
North Russia BRIEFS
Chester Nash traveled to Columbus with wool. Miss Barbara Morris of Cleveland and Wm. Allison of Lorain called on Miss Emma Berg Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg visited Mrs. Mary Lattiman in Henrietta Sunday. George Fix Sr. and Elmer Fix and family from Cleveland visited the Hasensine home. Alfred Parke of Cleveland stayed with Fred Berg Sunday. Ed Stang and son Eugene of South Ridge visited Carl Berg Sunday evening. Mervin Schubert and family of East Amherst and Udvardy of Lorain visited Mrs. Caroline Schubert Sunday. Henry Sandrock and family visited relatives in Cleveland. Mrs Stella Brighthill of Elyria and Mrs Frank Hanze of Oberlin dined with Elmer Schubert Tuesday. Fred Cox and family of Cuyahoga Falls supped with the Henry Sandrock family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Stark of Amherst visited Carl Berg Tuesday evening. Elmer Schubert and family opened Friday with friends in Oberlin. Several from here attended the Senior class play at Oberlin High School Friday and Saturday evenings. Elmer Schubert and family visited Clyde Dagnes in Medina Sunday. In 146 years thirty two Presidents have written 674 votes. Only 49 have been overridden by House and Senate.
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North Russia
Chester Nash
Columbus
Barbara Morris
Cleveland
Wm. Allison
Lorain
Emma Berg
Fred Berg
Mary Lattiman
Henrietta
George Fix
Elmer Fix
Hasensine
Alfred Parke
Fred Bergs
Ed. Stang
Eugene
South Ridge
Carl Berg
Mervin Schubert
East Amherst
Udvardy
Caroline Schubert
Henry Sandrock
Stella Brighthill
Elyria
Frank Hanze
Oberlin
Elmer Schubert
Fred Cox
Cuyahoxa
Frank Stark
Amherst
Carl Berts
Oberlin High School
Facilr
Clyde Dagnes
Medina
Sewing Sal lies Markley Girls Four-K Club meeting
The regular meeting of the Markley Girls Four K Club The Sewing Sl lies was held Wednesday afternoon at Ruth Keller home. Marian Roberts was absent due to measles. Refreshments served. Next meeting set for Betty Brinzley home Wednesday afternoon June 12. The June 5 meeting was moved to Ruths home due to Bettys absence.
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Betty
Ruth
Monthly General Ladies Aid meeting at Methodist church
The General Ladies Aid Society held its usual monthly meeting in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon with twelve attendees. President Mrs Frank Eschtruth led the business session and Mrs Frankie Reese gave opening prayer. Refreshments were provided by Mrs John Harnish and Mrs Leroy Rhone. Attendees included Reverend and Mrs B H Ryan along with several members.
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General Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Eschtruth
Sesson
Frankie Reese
John Harnish
Leroy Rhone
B. H. Ryan
J. Harnish
L. Rhone
Clara Keller
Harvey Mahan
C. E. McIntire
Millard Copas
E. A. White
C. Wilford
Frankie Beesse
Markley Dramatic Club Hosts Evening Party
The Markley Dramatic Club held a Thursday night party at the Markley school house with about forty attendees. Guests enjoyed old fashioned and modern dancing to Krez's Orchestra, followed by lunch in the dining room.
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Markley Dramatic Club
Markley School House
Krez
Local Socials And Visiting Folks In Elyria Wake Man
Mrs F H Lewis and Miss Rebecca Rea attended the Four H Club advisors meeting in Elyria Thursday afternoon. Mrs William Goodsite and others visited friends in Wake man Thursday. Mrs John Cook and brother John Knepper called on Mr and Mrs J G Morris and sons Wednesday. Mrs Leroy Rhone was a dinner guest at this home Thursday. Rowland Morris and son Raymond called on Mrs Morris Thursday afternoon. Harry Date Jr who had scarlet fever is now out of quarantine. Andrew Lehner Stein and James Ehrman attended Amherst graduation Thursday evening.
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F. H. Lewis
Rebecca Rea
Elyria
Wiliam Goodsite
Mary Reibling
Andrew Schifergstein
Daugheer
Donna May
Wakeman
John Cook
John Knepper
J. G. Morris and Sons
Leroy Rhone
Rowland Morris
Raymond
Morris
Harry Date, Jr
Andrew Lehner- Stein
Amherst
James Ehrman
Social Notes From Birmingham and Nearby Towns
Birmingham and nearby towns report a string of visits and social calls. Mrs Herman Welz spent Thursday in Sandusky while Dr and Mrs J W Boss were Elyria visitors midweek. Mrs Lois Morgan plans a Elyria sojourn this week and her daughter’s guest Mrs Liord sweet joined. Kenneth Wasem stays in Elyria with sisters as Mrs Frank Squires and Mrs Margaret Hadazay visit friends there. Wm Schafer of Wakeman called on Herbert Hamiston at Drdrs orchards Tuesday morning. Mrs Anthony Nieding attended the M E Ladies' Ald at Miss Anna Nieding's home in Fields on Wednesday. Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer and company visited Elyria on Monday. Herbert Hunniston spent Sunday with acquaintances.
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Birmingham
Herman Welz
Sandusky
J. W. Boss
Elyria
Lois Morgan
Liord Sweet
E J. Marley
Jennie Carter
John Carter
Bill Butler
Michigan
Ross
Kenneth Wasem
Frank Squires
Margaret Hadazay
Wm Schafer
Wakeman
Herbert Hamiston
Dardr's Orchards
Anthony Nieding
M. E
Lucile Snellerberger
Edwin Howe
Geraldine
Emily
Hrebert Hunniston
Air Lines Link US and Dutch Indies Promised
Amsterdam reports that the United States and the Netherlands Indies may soon be connected by air. KLM managing director Plesman says air dromes at Banjarmasin Balikpapan and Tarakan in Borneo should be ready by 1936 enabling expansion toward the Philippines. The U S trans Pacific route California to Hawaii Midway Guam and Manila likely will be operating. Amsterdam Batavia service to become twice weekly from June 12 with Douglas planes. Later larger faster Fokker aircraft will seat 20 passengers. Plesman hopes to overcome Australian authority hurdles to extend Amsterdam Batavia to Australia.
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Lesman
Australia
Social Visit Notes From Elyria Residents
Miss Marjorie Howe, an Elyria shopper, was seen in Medina and Norwalk on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Byars and family of Elyria were guests of Mr. Myra Edgar Thursday evening.
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Medina
Norwalk
Marjorie Howe
Elyria
Harry Byars
Myra Edgar
Tree Man Praises CCC Activities
Washington report notes Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the American Tree Association, hailing CCC programs as the greatest citizenship making effort. He supports doubling enrollment, highlighting that many enrollees voluntarily take classes while in the woods and pursue forest improvement activities.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Night schools at the Campa add voluntary study
Pack says the Campa night schools are voluntary for boys with survey results showing 43 percent vocational studies. Among the rest 18 percent elementary level, 32 percent high school level, 5 percent college level, and 2 percent general.
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Campa
Pack
Dahlia in Cellar Exhibited in Michigan Amid Dry Gravel
In Sturgis Michigan Marvin Delano exhibits a pink dahlia blooming on an 18 inch stem after growing in a cellar at 65 degrees. The bulb, kept dry under gravel and never watered, produced a perfect flower despite the unusual conditions.
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Sturgis
Mich
Marvin Delano
Population shares of Danzig reflect Poland corridor aims
The Free City of Danzig has a population that is 95.6 percent German and 4.4 percent Polish. The territory was separated from Germany to enable the Polish Corridor and grant Poland a seaport.
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Danzig
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