Political patronage bid tied to census funds
Washington's Garner for President drive surfaces in a Texas letter from E B Germany, state chairman, seeking patronage through census funding. The note urges party officials to back fundraising and delegate selection, promising recognition to county and precinct leaders. General Malin Craig to retire after 45 years, plans California home, aims to let younger officers rise.
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Washington
E. B
Germany
Garner
White House
Texas
Texas Census Bureau
German leader lauds Garner at Texas speech in Grand Saline
Germany referenced in June letter and a Grand Saline address praising John Nance Garner. The pioneer reunion and fiddlers contest drew congratulatory notes from Postmaster General Jim Farley and Congressman Paul J. Kilday, who won reelection in 1938 against Maury Maverick.
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Germany
Grand Saline
Tex
United States
Garner
Texas
John Nance Garner
Jim Farrey
Paul J. Kilday
Maury Maverick
New Dealer
Garner Joe
FSA San Francisco Office Echoes Loud Director Garst
Molly Flynn visits the Farm Security Administration regional office led by Jonathan Garst in San Francisco. A booming voice fills the building as she is shown to his office and learns he is talking with Washington. She wonders why he does not use the telephone.
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Molly Flynn
Farm Security Administration
FSA
San Francisco
Jonathan Garst
Garst
Washington
Miss Flynn
Dewey Vow To Abolish Pressure Groups Stirs Washington Talk
In Washington a young Tom Dewey told friends he would issue a White House executive order abolishing all pressure groups. The remark puzzles politicos since the president has no power to abolish such groups and the target groups are unclear.
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Washington
Tom Dewey
White House
Dewey
Pressure groups weave the fabric of U S democracy
The text describes diverse pressure groups from the AFL CIO to business associations like the Chamber of Commerce and NAM. It notes groups represent labor business farmers and educators, shaping political and social movements throughout U S history.
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AFL and Cio
U.S Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
American Bankers Association
National Grange
Farm Bureau
Enic
Press aides and officials in early 1930s politics highligh
Edwin A Halsey compiles delegate figures in a pamphlet while Gordon Dean receives praise from Washington reporters for aid to the Antitrust Division Attorney General Murphy assigns Dean to a legal post and Lewis Wood commends him A presidential transit stop at St Paul Minn features a Young Democrats rally with a third term push General Marshall quits smoking and walks to work with two mules
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Edwin A. Halse
Senate
Gordon Dean
Ace Press
Justice Department
Washington
Murphy
Ant- Trust
Lewis Wood
New York Times
Dean
St Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Young Democrats
Hun
George C Marshall
Army
United Feature Sindicate Inc
Wellington couple wed in Orrville double ring ceremony
Mass Betty Jane Rogers daughter of Warden B Rogers and Keith William Thornton son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Thornton were quietly married at 12 30 pm Tuesday at the Furst Methodist church parsonage Orrville Ohio by Reverend Paul Carter using a double ring ceremony. Attendants included the groom's mother and Mrs Willis Stewart of Johnstown Pa. The bride a Wellington High School 1938 graduate wore a green lace dress. After a short wedding trip to Cleveland the couple will reside at the Ben Abram apartment South Main Street Wellington. The groom works in bus res with his father at Wellington Hardware.
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Wellington
Betty Jane Rogers
Warden B. Rogers. Huntington
Keith William Thornton
Clarence Thornton
Spencer
Furst Methodist Church
Orrville
Ohio
Paul Carter
Willis Stewart
Johnstown
Wellington High School
Cleveland
Ben Abram
South Main Street
Wel
Garden Party Planned by Congregational Church Group
A Woman’s Association committee met Tuesday to plan a garden party at Criiley Gardens on South Main Street, Friday afternoon July 13, with further details to come.
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Association of the Congregational Church
Criiley Gardens
South Main Street
Ad Mueller and Al Bell Visit Dudley Home Tuesday Night
Two men, Ad Mueller and Al Bell from Baltimore Maryland, armed, at the home of Alien Dudley on Tuesday night as they planned to visit Dr Harian Dudley.
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Ad Mueller
al Bell
Alien Dudley
Baltimore
Dr Harian Dudley
Mrs Mace Edwards Hosts B G Class Meeting
Mrs Mace Edwards hosted the B G class of the Methodist church on Tuesday evening with eleven attendees. After a brief business session led by the president, refreshments and Chinese checkers followed the hostesses service and hospitality.
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aMrs. Mace Edwards
Methodist Church
Edwads
Temple Masons picnic at Westlake Park Tuesday evening
Members of Temple Chapter O E S and Masons with families enjoyed a picnic supper at Westlake Park Tuesday evening. Adults and youths joined contests and games. Temple Chapter adjourned to the hall later for a regular business meeting.
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Temple Chapter
Masons
Westlake Park
Family gathering honors newlyweds in Amherst
Me and Mrs Irish and Mrs Will Irish attended a gathering at Mr and Mrs LaRue Biddinger to honor the newly married couple Mr and Mrs Irish. They received gifts for their home. Mrs E Porter returned to Oberlin after a two week visit with Dr and Mrs Harlan Dudley Nightwatchman Chester Eglin was called to Penfield by his mother’s death. Mrs E J Rudolph and son Jack visited Mrs Sam Morgan in Toledo. Policeman George Edwards and Mrs Edwards and daughter of Cleveland spent time with his parents on Barker Street and plan a three week stay starting July 3 during his vacation.
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Lloyd Irish
Will Irish
LaRue Biddinger
Amherst
Mrs Irish
E . Porter
Oberlin
Harlan Dudley
Chester Eglin
Penfield
E J Rudolph
Jack
Sam Morgan
Toledo
George Edwards
Edwards
Cleveland
Fred Edwards
Barker Street
Diplomatic peril and a veering career in Liangking
Stephen Hughes, a U. S. diplomat, resigns after a controversial manuscript angers officials. He reappears years later as a possible Ambassador at Large for Latin America, while his former fiancée Joan learns of his renewed prominence and a forged order clears his name.
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Stephen Hughes
U. S
Eleanor Hayden
Joan Lynton
Eleanor
Joan
New York
Liangking
China
Foreign Service
Horace Bailey
State Department
Stephen
Latin America
Xavis
Liorace
Hayes
Mark Bradley
Bayes
Orace
Horace
Possible Stephen Stephens Disappearance Spurs Radio Search
Joan and Horace broadcast an appeal to locate Stephen Stephens after his mysterious past resignation and disappearance. They contact allies including Jim Barnegay and Eleanor Hayden, hoping for a lead as twenty hours pass without word.
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Joan
Club Continental
Horace
China
Jim Barnegay
Barnegay
Venezuela
Family Reunion Attended by Smiths from Elyria Lorain
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and family of Butternut Ridge and Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith of Elyria attended a family reunion held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs T J Murray in North Canton.
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Frank Smith
Butternut Ridge
Clifford Smith
Ely Ria
T. J. Murray
North Canton
Dinner Guests At Buternut Ridge Home
Mr and Mrs George Boorn and family and Mrs Frances Henry of Buternut Ridge road were dinner guests Sunday at the home of the host family.
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George Boorn
Frances Henry
Buternut Ridge Road
Boorns and Goodyear Families Visit Mesopotamia Area
Mr and Mrs E C Boorne of Warren hosted relatives including Frank Boorn as they traveled home from California. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs George Goodyear and Mr and Mrs Edwin Schoenherr and family from Elyria who drove to Mohican Park near Lauderville. O Sunday afternoon.
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Frank Boorn
Mesopotamia
E. C. Boorne
Warren
California
Boorn
George Goodyear
Edwin Schoenherr
Elyria
Mohican Park
Lauderville
La Grange Socials Highlight Second Anniversary and Local News
Mr and Mrs Carlton Adams hosted a Saturday anniversary dinner for eight with a three course menu and a cake in the center. Guests came from Chesterland Medina and Wellington. Miss Wilma Rochwood plans to teach music at Rising Sun Ohio after graduating in June from Oberlin Conservatory. Mr and Mrs Glenn Myers welcomed a nine pound baby girl born Saturday. Zephyr Hills Florida visitors Mr and Mrs Lloyd Curtiss joined Paul Sage. Dean Fse plans a building on Ah Street near B2 to open a feed mall. English schoolboys touring Pais visited the Mediano Circus audience singing Tipperary during The Rosal Kilne Juniors Band show.
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Lagrange
Carlton Adams
Chesterland
Medina
Wellington
Wilma Rochwood
Obeiha Conservatory
Rising Sun
Ohio
Ais
Wall Hastings
Andrew Rawson
Phyllis
Washington
D.C
Glenn Myers
Lloyd Curtiss
Zephyr Hills
Florida
Paul Sage
Dean Fse
Ah Street
Japanese Interests Buy Broadway Mansions in Shanghai
Japanese interests reportedly paid 3.8 million for Broadway Mansions, a large apartment hotel in Shanghai China, reflecting foreign investment in Chinese real estate. The deal highlights Japan’s financial involvement in Shanghai’s hotel sector during the period.
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Broadway Mansions
Shanghai
China
Carlisle Honors Couple on 20th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Yonker hosted a family gathering at their Grafton Road home Sunday afternoon and evening in celebration of their twentieth wedding anniversary.
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Frank Yonker
Grafton Road
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