Social Security Board Opens Lorain Office
The Social Security Board opens a Lorain field office in the Commercial Building at 5th Street and Broadway with Benedict Crowell announcing Miss Margaret F. Bolton as manager. Bolton, formerly district secretary of the Cuyahoga County Relief Administration, will oversee Old Age benefits for Lorain, Erie, and Huron counties.
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Lorain
Social Security Board
Wee
Benedict Crowell
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Crowell
Margaret F. Bolton
Sth Street
Broadway
Miss Bolton
Cuyahoga County Relief Administration
Associated Charities of Cleveland
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
School of Applied Social Sciences
Erie
Huron
Two Leaders Compared by Boake Carter on Class and Power
Boake Carter weighs John L. Lewis and Franklin D. Roosevelt, contrasting origins, class, and power. Lewis rises from the working class to command mass support, while Roosevelt remains an aristocrat with conservative leanings. Carter argues Lewis is the stronger, more sincere figure rooted in the masses, though Roosevelt’s benevolence toward workers is genuine within aristocratic bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Lewis
John S. Lewis
John J. Lewis
Unusual Service At Church Of Christ
Dr. J Roy Weakland hosts the Dillenbeck Melody Makers of Whitney Point N Y a five child family orchestra with Sylvia 4 as conductor at a First Church of Christ service The group travels with parents Ray and Mrs Dillenbeck and performs on violin cello piano and more The program includes a brief address on The Christian Home and free seating with a voluntary offering itinerary covers Akon Elyria Medina Ashland Mansfield Masillon and Canton
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Church of Christ
J. Roy Weakland
Dillenbeck Melody Makers
Whitney Point
N.Y
Dillenbeck
Elyria
M. E
First United Presbyterian Churches
Alice
Lowell
Sylvia
Louis Earl
Sonny
Weakland
Akon
Medina
Ashlland
Mansfield
Maszillon
Canton
Depth of Character in Lewis and Roosevelt Debate
A comparative piece argues John L. Lewis stems from poverty and fights for workers while Franklin D. Roosevelt profits from wealth and social position. It notes Lewis lacks diplomatic and international policy experience, whereas Roosevelt is seasoned in politics and finance, creating a nuanced but cautious assessment of presid ential fitness.
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Lewis
Roosevelt
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
News Notes from Birmingham Local Visitations
Mr and Mrs C L Drake of Cleveland called on Harry Weideman Thursday morning. Mrs Mayme Church visited Mrs Conrad Schisier Thursday night. Lucille and Helen Snelienberzer were in Vermilion Thursday afternoon. The Sewing club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Wood. After an enjoyable after.
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Birmingham
C. L. Drake
Cleveland
Harry Weideman
Mayme Church
Conrad Schisier
Lucille
Helen Snelienberzer
Sewing Club
Wood
Epworth League Enjoy Party At Local Church
Noon of sewing and refreshments were served to several ladies including Mrs. Winifred Welch and Mrs. Bernard Glime. The club plans a meeting in two weeks led by Mrs. Bernard Glime and others. In Elyria, Mrs. Jessle Berkmeyer and Mrs. Joe Bickel visited Thursday. A good time party featured songs, a xylophone duet by Mary and Jack Nabakowski, a short talk by Rev Kaetsal, and a cateching message by Rev Albright of Brownhelm, followed by refreshments. Mrs. William Besonen of Lakewood visited with Mrs. Frank Fisher Friday night.
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Winifred, Welch
Vermilion
Bernard Glime
Glenn Berkmeyer
Eldred Jarrett
Jessle Berkmeyer
Edwin Howe
The
Epworth League
Truth Mary
Jack Nabakowski
William Besonen
Lakewood
Frank Fisher
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Boake
Jimmie Cromwell
Atenement
Corliss Lamont
Napa
J. P. Morman & Co
Franfurters
White House
Mr. Astor
New Deal
Astor
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Snowden
Ichornthan
Eee Se
Insurance Company of America
Edward D. Duffield
Home Office
Newark
New Jersey
Joe Bickel
BE. Kaetsal
Albright
Brownhelm
Sara
Erving Lee
Smat Matt
Penney
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