Show Down Fight Over Public Utility Bill Eight Hours Debate
Washington reports a planned eight hour general debate in the House to preserve the Senate death sentence provision in the Wheeler Rayburn public utility holding company bill. President Roosevelt opposes eliminating features, Sam Rayburn leads the push to reinsert the provision amid divisions among Democrats and Republican criticism. The issue centers on state regulatory primacy and the bill’s authority to restructure holding companies.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wheeler-Rayburn Public Utility Holding Company
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
D. Tex
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House Committee
Securities and Exchange
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Valley City Social Notes and Local Events
Mrs Harold Schaeffer and Mrs A P Wolfe of Medina hosted the A B C Club at Auble's Tea Room in Lafayette. Firemen's Dance drew a large crowd. Miss Esther Wolfe prepared for an extended Western States tour. School children attended ballgames in League Park and at Cleveland. Evangelical Church Children's Day planned with a Sunday School rite. Local gatherings included officers conferences, cottage visits, and family outings in Chippewa Lake and nearby towns.
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Blind
Valley City
Harold Schaeffer
A. P. Wolfe
Medina
A. B.C. Club
Auble's Tea Room
Lafayette
Mra Pick Reutter
Arthur Hauck
Lamar Harper
Walter Wolfe
Esther Wolfe
California
Eddie Paul
Michael Kristick
League Park
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Evangelical Church
Heal
Hardscrabbie Menic
Ralph Feuchter
Women’s Union of
Lotaim District
Dunkirk
John Mellert
Arlene
Hazel
Frank Harrold
Chippewa Lake
Earl
OUSTS POLICE Young People League hosts church roast and visits
Local notes report the Young People’s League of Emmanuel Langeline church enjoying a wiener roast Friday evening. Numerous visitors and travelers from Cleveland Toledo Elyria Brunswick Valley City Medina and Chicago are listed with social calls and gatherings across area homes and clubs. Patrina Ann born to Ray Heath is noted.
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Young People's League
Emmanuel Langeline
Church
Peter Simon
Chicago
Anna Yost
Dan Steingass
Medina
Henry Steck
Fred Kleinknecht
Copopa
Roy Spieth
H. J. Strebelow
Ed. Rapper
Ed Brickerman
Robert Tronsh
Jim Blaime
Lester Gandee
Hdward Behm
Chas Haesman
Otto Haas
Gust Hass Margaret
Kathryn
Raymond Haesman
Cleveland
Apanaitis
Toledo
Walter Derek
Elyria
Harry Spieth
Brunswick
William Schaefer
Virgil Crouthers
John Mack
Valley City
Boys To Cook Own Food At Scouts Rally
Hundreds of United States Boy Scouts attending an international jamboree in St Johns Quebec will be fed from a diet sheet by Walter P Weldeman regional executive. Menu staples include oatmeal eggs bacon prunes cotton bread butter potatoes canned peas sausages tomatoes rice milk beans and steak. Each troop will have its own cook and assistants to prepare meals in the open if weather allows. Food will largely be cooked in a rental kitchen. Officials say about 200 American troops and representatives are expected. A nearby English coal town is Bishop Auckland.
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ST. Johns
Que
United States
Walter P. Weldeman
Burlington
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Heroically Awaits Rescue In Coal Cave-In
Cincinnati report tells how 6 year old Lester Jones was buried two hours under a ton and a half of coal and remained calm as firemen and helpers labored to free him. Asked about his rescue he said he trusted his father would pull him out and that his daddy can do everything.
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Cincinnati
O.W
Lester Jones
Oldest Crow Woman Dies in Montana At 125
An aged Crow woman, born around 1810, dies in Prior Montana at 125, hailed by the state vital statistics bureau as the oldest person ever recorded in the state. The report notes a long life through late 19th and early 20th centuries amidst changing times. The memo also mentions a rise in the number of theatrical workers in Soviet Russia over the past two decades.
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Squaw
Helena
Mont
Prior, Mont
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Soviet
Russia
Aryan racial claims surface in ancient Persian and Greek origins
A claim asserts that ancient Persians and Greeks originate from the Aryan race. The statement links early civilizations to a common racial lineage, reflecting 19th and early 20th century racial theory. It highlights how historical narratives were shaped by pseudo-scientific beliefs about ethnicity and common roots.
Egg shells reveal no chemical difference in shell color cases
Research indicates that brown and white eggs share essentially identical chemical composition. Shells, membranes, and interior contents show no notable nutritional or compositional disparities attributed to breed or shell color.
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Public Utility Co
Ray Widdefield
Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club
Clara Eyssen
Ashley Pelton
Carl Hauck
Hid Lasch
Edna Herthneck
Joe Levet
Dow Steingass
Henry Wolf
Alfred Spieth
Johia Keller
Niagara Falls
Frank Keller
Everglade
Hulda Boyer
Earl Arnold
Howard
Helen
Akron
Gust Schmidt
Starr Klinecht
H. Huge
Lutheran Convention of the Missouri Synod
Ray Heath
Patrina Ann
Wm. Hopkins
Berswell
N. J
Paul Hasel
Lucky
Earl Norton
John Marck
Eric Stoskopt
Margaret Obermiller
North Canton
Charles Hance
Sidney
William Grabenstetter
Edward Maier
Earl Arick
Anna Schaeffer
David Perkins
Youngstown
Ohio
Steward Mahony
Summerton
W. A
L. W. Jones
Clarence Mack
George Picup
Edward Mack
Louise Mack
Allan Blood
Grover Yentzer
H. E. Warren
St. Paul, Minn
Pers
Ata
George B. Wuhrman
Mgr
Middle Ave
Elyrea
Chronicle-Telegram
Circus
Barnett Bros. Circus
England
Bishop Auckland
San Ag
Household Finance Co
R. R. Ritter
Eiyria
Woodbury’s
Griffin
Magnesia
Geo
Prince Albert
Kolynos
Haskell
Magnesia L. & P. Standard
Saymans
Rexallsy
Rexall
Rexall Wilk
Phillips
Williams
Lorie Bath
Joan Manning Lates
Trier
Salvine Vautr Soc
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