Saga of the Iowa battle shakes Democratic leadership
A revealing account traces Roosevelt's White House meddling in Iowa during the Wearin Gillette contest. Key figures include Garner Farley Wallace Corcoran Hopkins and Eicher with interlocking disputes over statements and neutrality signals. The piece notes Herring's leadership and growing White House restlessness with coal and labor figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Iowa
Capitol Hill
Garner
James A. Farley
Henry Wallace
Tommie Corcoran
Harry Hopkins
Mr. Roosevelt
Rep
E. C. Eicher
White House
Otha D. Wearin
Guy Gillette
Eicher
Wearin
Corcoran
Hopling
Mr. Fahiey
Jim
Tall Corn
Gillette
Wallace
Messrs. Gillette and
Weagin
SAGA
Clyde Herring
Mr. Gillette
Rep. Weatins
Wearn
Seo
Carne
Herring
Wearin-Corcoran-Hopkins
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvia
Otha Wearin
Lewis
National Labor Relations Act
C. N. O. Annex
Mr. Lewis
Lake Avenue club meetings and events summarized
Lake Avenue 4 H clubs meet at homes and school including the 4 H groups Shining Thimbles Fixer Uppers and Busy Stitchers with plans for summer picnics and June meetings. North Elyria Grange hosts graduate party and regular business while Juvenile Grange and Busy Stitchers face scheduling issues. A Father Son social at Lake Avenue Community Church draws large turnout with religious readings and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Township
Carl Schmitkens
Shining Thimbles 4-H
Esther Gibbons
Barbara Cromling
Lake Avenue School
Hazel Taylor
Grace Hogan
L. C. Hecock
North Elyria
Grange Hall
Grange
Catherine Naughton
Hazel
Helen Taylor
Lake Avenue Women's Association
Lake Avenue Community Church
Faith of Our Fathers
William Buchholz
Will Foster
Elyria
Mr. Allsop
Helen
Taylor Family Readers Share Program This Evening
Taylor and family perform My Dad by Dale Miller with Helen and Hazel Taylor singing and Mrs R E Taylor on piano. John Hogan Sr leads closing prayer. After the program fathers and sons gather in the dining room for refreshments served by the ladies.
Valley City Briefs Highlight Area Graduation and Wedding News
Mr and Mrs W F Steck Mrs Hulda Boyer and Miss Wilma Steck traveled to Columbus for graduations at Capital University where Thelma Steck earned a Bachelor of Art degree. Mrs Caspar Schmidt was brides maid at Ernesta Ruders wedding to Paul Selzer at the William Ruder home in Chin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
W. F. Steck
Hulda Boyer
Wilma Steck
Columbus
Capital University
Thelma Steck
Caspar Schmidt
Ernesta Ruder
Paul Selzer
William Ruder
Chin
Education Meeting and Tea at Faith Lutheran Church
Caspar Schmidt sang a solo during a Saturday ceremony. Thirty five Zion Ladies Aid Society members attended the education meeting and tea at Faith Lutheran Church in Lakewood. Roy Grabenstetter and Clifton Arick were in Cleveland on Thursday. Mrs. Ernest Lamb of Lakewood and Edith White of Rocky River visited friends here on Saturday.
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Pewa Lake
Caspar Schmidt
Zion Ladies Aid Society
Faith Lutheran Church
Lakewood
Roy Grabenstetter
Clifton Arick
Cleveland
Ernest Lamb
Edith White
Rocky River
No Fare Divorce Awarded in Boston Probate Court
Mrs. Germaine l L. Sanders testified that her husband had $50,000 but would allow only $1 a day for household expenses and refused carfare. She won a divorce and $19,000 in the probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Germaine l L. Sanders
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Washington
Madrid
China
United States
Claude Pepper
Florida
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Latta
Cummings
Pepper
Secretary Early
Senate
V. P
Jack
Chicago
Elieve
Nurito
Adv Ty
Pocahontas
Schroll
Sera
Cato
Peel
Berson
Maus Mous
Regnar
Orchid
New
A. B.C
Candlewick
Normandy
Voises
Pri
Shantungs
Lake Avenue
E. R. Laver
Shining Thimbles
Jane Baker
Day's
Middle Ave
Burcay
Une
Andkw
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Public Stadium
Union Terminal
New York Central System
Maurice
Maurice Deluxe
Koolox
Triumph
Mauricie
Beauty Shoppe
Broad Street
Overary.s Jewelry Store
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