Elmer Irey and the hidden detective craft in politics
The article portraits Elmer Ivey as a key, unseen detective head of the IRS division whose agents captured high profile criminals without headlines. ItThen shifts to political fragments about congressional tax hunts, Bob Doughton’s toughness, Byrnes Roosevelt ties, William Castle Jr. and GOP leaders, and notes on federal reorganization and naval retirement debates.
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Irey Haa
International Revenue Division
Uncle Sam
Mr. Ivey
al Ca
Alcatraz
Bruno Hauptmann
Young Lindbersh
Huey Long
Cummings
White House
Bob" Doughton
Congressional
Harrison
Doughton
North Carolina
Old Bob
Treasury
Roosevelt
Republic National Committee
Harvard
William R. Castle Jr
W Hamilton
Europe
Castle
Washington
GOP
Capitol Hill
Mr. Castle
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Court
Topnotch
Congress
Naval Selection Boards
Hkill
Sermon at La Torre M E Church by Rev Thomas Hughes
Carlisle announces Sunday Service at La Torre M E Church with Rev Thomas Hughes delivering The Secret of Everybodys Power at 11 00 am after Sunday School at 1015 am Special music planned News notes cover Hughes anniversary banquet in Cleveland guest speaker at service former pastor and Rev E C Young first pastor at church 43 years ago plus local social updates including guests from Notre Dame Academy and Elyria and a medieval skull find near Maidstone England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
la Torre M. E
Thomas Hughes
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Hughes
E. C. Young
Ridgeville
Lloyd Gullett
Donna
William Gullett
Raymond Yunker
Notre Dame Academy
Indiana
LaPorte
Raymond
Phyllis Yunker
Grafton Road
Jean Klein
Stanford Avenue
Elyria
Automobile Prep Tips for Summer Vacation Trips
C W Wood national director of service for General Motors urges thorough pre trip checks for safety performance and comfort before long journeys. Verify cooling system water level transmission and differential lubricants battery charge tire pressure and tire wear. Ensure equal left and right tire pressures and monitor tires during travel to reduce problems on hot roads.
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C. W. Wood
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motor Sales Corporation
Wood
Watch Speedometer Says Dodge Engineer
Dodge chief engineer George B. Allen argues that speedometers should guide drivers more than snap judgments. He states the instrument is reliable and helps reduce risky driving by correcting speed assessments, noting that many drivers rely on instinct rather than measurable speed.
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George B. Allen
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Mr. Allen
Studebaker Plans Flying Automobile Demonstration Tour
STUDebaker announces five Waterman Arrowhiles powered by Dictator motors will be shown in major cities this late summer. The planes convert to road cars with detachable wings in minutes and fly at 125 mph, cruising at 105 mph with a 400 mile fuel range. Ground operation uses rear wheel propulsion and brakes, and wings attach before flight at airports.
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Studebaker Corporation
Waterman Arrowhiles
Studebaker Dictator
Santa Monica
California
Industrialist Buys 50 000th Willys Coupe
TOLEDO June 26 The 50 000th Willys car a Willys Coupe rolled off the assembly line of Willys-Overland Motors Inc last week and was delivered to Cincinnati industrialist Powel Crosley president of the Crosley Radio Corporation WLW and of the Cincinnati Reds. The event was witnessed by Willys officials and distributors as production expands from 1936 with two models to a global network of over 2500 dealers and 6 country export reach. Net profit for the second quarter stood at 588 796 before federal tax deductions.
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Toledo
Willys
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc
Powel Crosley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Walter E. Schott
Willys Distributors
David R. Wilson
Crosley
Crosley Radio Corporation
Avon WED IN HOLLIWOOD AVON
Miss Kan zoda McDonald and Arthur Russo of Avon quietly married June 19 at the First Baptist church of Hollywood California. They plan to reside in Enzlewood California.
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Holliwcood
Avon
Kanzoda McDonald
Arthur Russo
First Baptist Church of
Hollywood
California
Enzlewood
Garden Tea and Community Gatherings in South Amherst
June 26 South Amherst page notes a Silver Tea at Paul Mori's garden with Circle two of the Women’s Union of St Johns Church. program led by Mrs Mori includes recitals by Jeanne and Betty Mori, a travel talk by Mrs Leathe Emery, and refreshments for about fifty. Also covered are Congregational Ladies Dime Society plans for church repairs led by Mrs Cuddeback, and a Young People’s League meeting at St Johns Evangelical with devotionals, a picnic plan, and a confirmation class joining. Local church schedules list services for St Johns Evangelical, Nativity, Methodist, Congregational, and more community notes including Jottings and a milk record for Beggar Maid cow of Capt Fielding Johnson.
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Amherst
Paul Mori
Circle Number Two
Women's Union of St. Johns Church
Mrs. Mori
Ted
Jeanne Mori
Betty Mori
R. C. Schaffer
England
Leathe Emery
Lorain
Congregational Ladies Dime Socity
Herman Witt
Joseph Michelic
Cuddeback of
Congregational Board of Missions
Witt
Michelle
Oberlin
Young Peoples League
St. Johns Evangelical Church
Margaret Schneider
W. S. Fielding Johnson
Compton Bassett
Lake Avenue Church Notes and Local Grange News
Lake Avenue June notes report a Sunday service at the schoolhouse with 9 30 Bible school led by Otto Jabbush and 10 45 sermon by Earl R. Peck. Afternoon 2 30 program features Rev Lonzo Green, singer Charles Wilber, and a choir. North Elyria Grange met June 24 with dues concerns and plans a chicken supper for June 30. Mr and Mrs R H Collier returned from a week in New York State.
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Lake Avenue
Bible School
Otto Jabbush
Earl R. Peck
Lonzo Green
Charles Wilber
Wellington
Auartette
R. H. Collier
New York State
Postpone Supper for Wet Weather by Bible Class
Owing to continued wet weather the Lureen supper of the Adult Bible Class planned for Friday evening June twenty fifth is postponed. It was to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Flying Needles 4-H Club Meeting Notes and Hustlers Meet
The Flying Needles 4-H Club met at Mrs. Loula Hecock's home on June 24 with tea. Helen Taylor presided in Lois Walkden's absence. After business, members worked on dresses. 15 minutes were spent on books. Refreshments were served by Helen Taylor and Ruby Miller. Next meeting July 1 at Mrs. Hecock's with Margaret and Elizabeth Hornyak hosting. The Grange Hustlers plan a June 29 dinner meeting at the Grange Hall, with flower planting to beautify grounds. A Kashmiri Pandit divorce act movement grows after a violent eye-removal incident incites a 4000-strong protest.
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CIA
Loula Hecock
Helen Tayiorpi
Lois Walkden
Helen Taylor
Ruby Miller
Hecock
Margaret
Elizabeth Hornyak
Grange
Grange Hall
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Elmer L. Ivey
Senate Tax Inesticating Committee
Irey
Sherlock
Bent Roosevelt
Immie" Byrnes
South Carolina
Jefferson Island Club
Byrnes
T House
Cordell Hall
FDR
Chesapeake Bay
Kingmarker
Lord Guffey
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Quay
Varo Fa
Osman
John L. Lewis
CIO
Pittsburgh
NLRB
Joe
George H. Earle
Earle
Warwick
Guffey
Maidstone
Automobile News
Chevrolet
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Lorain County
Studebaker
South Bend
America
Paul G. Hoffman
Town Hall
Board of Education
Funerat
Theodore Peak
Bethany Lutheran Church
Loraine
Trisket Road
Atonl
Society
PB. I
St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
J. L. Davis
Nellie
S. R. Wibber
C. E. Gratz
V. V. Schaefferte
North Elyria Grange
Wayne
Dale Hogan
Gerald Kindle
Geneva
Webb Park
Kodak Films
Middle Ave
R. H. Miller
Srinagar
India
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Murphy Bros
East Broad Street
Len
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