Roosevelt Aims to Rehabilitate Families With Migration Plan
United Press report from Washington outlines Roosevelt's 1934 campaign platform aimed at national economy. It envisions federally directed migration to greener areas, large scale evacuation of northwest and southwest lands to forests, and social insurance against unemployment and old age. The plan also calls for expanded housing credit, slum clearance reforms, and a national flood control and irrigation program to create new rural homes and steady employment.
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Short Opera Season Limited in Cincinnati this Year
Gerritt J. Fredericks for Cincinnati Association announces that the Zoo Opera season will be limited to two performances this year. Both shows will be presented by the Columbus Civic Opera Company as a test of what a local operatic organization might accomplish in Cincinnati.
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Radio Programs in 1880s Schedule Highlights
A dense wire‑service style list shows radio time slots across stations WTAM WGAR WIAE WEAP WADC WLW and others, naming programs like Buck Rogers Maxine Easy Aces Amos n Andy and various bands and orchestras. The fragmentary schedule presents many titles, hosts, and times, reflecting era radio pacing and acknowledgments of performers and programs.
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Deutsch
Esbie
Byrd Expedit
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Barnet
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Kavelin
Zito
Frank Merriwe
Ray Knight
Lian
Radio Schedule Summary From Cleveland Stations
Cleveland radio listings for Thursday June 21 show a dense timetable across multiple stations with a large lineup of artists, orchestras, and programs. Notable entries include Frances Barton, Clara G. Linder, Pedro's Orch, the Goldbergs, and Madison Bible programs along with sports and community features.
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Tony Wons
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Iilk
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Warthe
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Me Cowboy
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Morell
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World at a Glance exposes unsettled labor politics in midwest
In a Cleveland World at a Glance column dated June 20, 0, the piece surveys labor strife amid broad corporate resistance to unions. It notes widespread discontent with Congress for delaying social legislation, fears of a summer utility downturn, and rising tensions between big steel and auto firms and organized labor. The article references figures Reynolds and son of Elsha, Alma Sheffield of Pittsfield, and Ben Menig of Parma, plus local club updates. It highlights spy narratives about Ford and New York’s alleged police surveillance, and ends touching on Huey Long’s lengthy filibuster as Congress nears its close.
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Congress
Village Clerk Resigns Wellington. Postmaster to Start
June 20 Ray and Coates submitted resignation as Village Clerk to the Town Council Tuesday evening. Coates appointment as Postmaster here has been confirmed and will begin July 1 in the local post office. Mayor Lehman to appoint from fourteen applicants for the 18 months unexpired term. Also notes a Bible School at Methodist church with 115 enrolled and various social briefs and weddings.
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Farm Bankruptcy Bill Could Pause Farm Debts for Six Years
A farm bankruptcy bill would create a virtual six year moratorium on indebtedness and mortgages of insolvent farmers. It could draw an additional two million members to Huey Longs Share Our Wealth. The movement may concern Roosevelt by next November as insurers recheck farm mortgage risk. Farm era is reportedly a better mortgage risk than urban real estate.
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Longevity clan member Joseph Wagner dies at 96
Ohioan Joseph Wagner, 96, of Somerset, died at home after a cancer battle. His sister Elizabeth Trautman passed away last November at 190. The family is noted for its remarkable longevity and the theme of giving happiness to others remains a consolation.
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Lazy River Opens at Capitol Theatre Today
Theatres At The Theatres presents Lazy River featuring Jean Parker Robert Young Ted Healy and Nat Pendleton. A lively romance with love life and laughter opens today at Capitol Theatre.
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Otto Kruger Heads Dreamland Film Cast
Otto Kruger leads a strong Dreamland cast in a tomorrow showing of The Women In His Life. The MGM talkie Chronicle portrays fast metropolitan life with history described as a science that simply sees rather than imagines.
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