National Whirligig outlines New Deal drive and Walsh Healey fight
In Washington and New York signals focus on Roosevelt strategy with Philadelphia convention shaping platform and keynotes. The Walsh Healey act looms as labor seeks shorter hours while opponents warn of federal control over industry and the Supreme Court clash looms large.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Philadelphia
National Committee
COURL
William Green
John L. Lewis
Platfors
Keynater Harkley
Supreme Court
Barkley
G. O H.igh
New Deal
Eumblasis 18
Executive Department
Aries
Labor
Faiih
Fale
Rulies
United States
Harshaw Fuller and Good to Build $25,000 Factory Unit
The Harshaw Fuller and Good company plans a new $25,000 factory on Center St with an additional $25,000 for equipment. The building, 12 by 260 feet, will raise capacity by 40 percent reflecting a major expansion. School census shows 305 fewer children aged six to twenty-one than last year, with 3,060 children enumerated this year, including 1,891 boys and 1,468 girls. Local enumeration totals 7,269, up 365 from prior counts.
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Harshaw, Fuller and Goodwin Company
Center St
Buiding
Elyria City Council Increases Pay And Labor Standards
Elyria grant boosts city payroll by 6000 annually with police and fire raises of 100 per year and a new minimum wage of three dollars daily for laborers. Many workers now earn two dollars per day. An Elyria Red Grass branch opened with 61 members. Trains carried troops to the Mexican border. A patrol wagon nicknamed Betty bore a cow that damaged a garden. owner paid 7.40. Oberlin mourns H M McDaniels, 87, longtime boardinghouse operator. Site options for Elvrra sewage plant discussed. Lorain County builds drainage near Amherst tuberculosis sanatorium. About 300 from five Evangelical Churches observed Eelelical Day at Tumik Park.
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Elytia
Elyria
Red Grass
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Betty
Oberlin
H. M. McDaniels
East College Street
Lorain County Building Commission
Amherst
Avon Wedding Quiet Ceremony at Baptist Church
A quiet wedding took place at the Baptist Church on Saturday evening as Miss Dorothy Barnes of Lakewood wed Donald Barnes of New London both members of the local Baptist Church. The service was led by Rev. G A Bantham with family and friends present. Mrs H Barnes sang I Love You Truly before the ceremony as the couple exchanged vows under an evergreen arch to the Wedding March.
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Avon
Baptist Church
Dorothy Barnes
Lakewud
Donald Barnes
New London
H. Barnes
G. A. Bantham
Donna Myers
Herbert Barnes
Pretty wedding at St Marys Church with Heckel Kinzel family ties
Miss Rosemary Heckel daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heckel married Mr Albert Kinzel son of Mr and Mrs Antone Kinzel at St Marys Church on Saturday Rev George Stuber officiated. Bride wore white satin Grecian style gown with lace jacket and train carried white roses and gypsophila. Sister Margaret Heckel maid of honor in coral chiffon. Johanna Hill roses bridesmaid. Ushered by Urban Kinzel and others. Reception in church parlors. wedding breakfast at Krutzers for 36 guests. couple to reside in Avon Village after short honeymoon. Bride a Avon High graduate and nurse. groom an engineer at National Tebe Co.
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St. Mary’s Church
Rosemary Heckel
Lawrence Heckel
Albert Kinzel
Antone Kinzel
George Stuber
Margaret Heckel
Catherine Kinzel
Sroom
Johanna Hill
Uhban Kinzel
Grafton
Roy Mittendorf
Rocky River
Arnold Kinzel
Frank Mackert
Krutzer
Avon Village
Avon High
Western University
St. John’s School of Nursing
Cleveland
Bydnate
National Tebe Co
Critic and Philosopher Embrace Broad Principles
A reflection on thinkers who stick to general principles and lone critics who attack abuse, noting they attract a sizable audience by appealing to broad ideas and moral framing. The comment suggests such voices resonate with readers seeking overarching guidance and ethical critique.
Fil Esting Jewish Population Strongly High
The Jewish population of Fil esting today comprises a higher percentage of the total population than in any other country.
Life-Saver Golden Ply Prevents High Speed Blowouts
A 1930s era defense of rubber tire safety explains the dangers of blowouts at high speeds. It highlights B F Goodrich Life-Saver Golden Ply as a heat resistant layer within Silvertown tires that prevents internal heat blistering and fabric separation, reducing blowout risk, and claims no extra cost over standard tires.
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B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodriih
Goodrich
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Broad Street
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McClure News Syndicate
Hugh Cry
Lomusy
Bontiay Barracks
Beter
Webb-Park
Middle Ave
Kodak
Sudro-Curtis
Funeral Home
Mingalone
WM. I. Hollingsworth, JR
del Monte
California
Elvrra
West River Street
Gulf Road
Peterman
Addis
Petermans
Will Rant
William Barre Sr
Uss Taurella Barr
Alefred Barr
Lowry
Bertin Heights
Ben Walker
Dorothy
A Bantham
Lake Avene
Lorain County Home. & Window Cleaning Co
Princeton
Hugh Greer
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Goodrich Silvertowns
Goodrich Commander
America
Prince Quoted
Haury Bros
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J.R. Dall
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Pennzoil
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National Motor Fuel Co
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