Checkoff system under fire in industrial warfare debate
The piece critiques the checkoff practice used by the C I O and United Mine Workers, alleging coercion in wage deductions for union dues and initiation fees. It argues the scheme funds union power, enabling political influence and organization of workers through fear, with allegations of outside organizers and selective assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
United Milite Workers of America
International Executive Board
Mr. Lewis
United States
Lewis
Greenwood Dam contract shifts amid office intrigue
In a branch office of National Insurance, Patty Low Palmer faces jealousy from Mardell Gray as Dale Northcutt, son of the dam bidder, looms. A bid-tampering plot unfolds with Greenwood Dam and Spillway files exposed, implicating Patty Lou and widening a web of rumors and suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Low Palmer
National Insurance Company
Dale Northcutt
Mardell Gray
Mardell
Dale
Northcott Construction Company
National
Chet Brownell
Great American Insurance Company
Chet
Mr. Blount
Northcutt
Pamela
Alice
Blount
Patty Lou
Greenwood Dam
Great American
Bob
Atty Lou
Patty Low
Vern Powers
Dick Jones
Roosevelt fireside chat critique and checkoff racket claim
The excerpt argues Roosevelt would abandon America after a fireside chat and rescue, labeling the checkoff system as the best-paying racket in the United States. It cites Copyright 1935 and Ledger Syndicate as the attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
America
Avon and Nearby Guests Share Weekend in Multiple Homes
Avon residents hosted visitors and relatives from Warren Bay Village Avon Lake Cleveland Elyria and Indiana over a recent weekend. Families included Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown with Lydia Gregor and Jack, Tom Dudley with his parents, Mrs W L Davin and sons Robert and Donald, Grover Kelling, Ed Webb and son Charles, Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson, Mr and Mrs Theodore Stockhaus, Mr and Mrs Antone Fisher, and Mr and Mrs Len Mitchel. Bridle family plans a six week vacation at Houghton Lake Michigan beginning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Gregor
Jack of
Warren, QC
Arthur Brown
Tom Dudley
W. L. Davin
Robert
Donald
Indiana
Grover Kelling
Elyria
Ed Webb
Charles
Avon Lake
Avon
Wilson Jameson
Theodore Stockhaus
Bay Village
Antone Fisher
Cleveland
Len Mitchel
Bridler
Houghton Lake
Mich
Roy West
Royalda
Alfred Bilix
Frances West
Elrria
Harold Webb
East Cleveland
William Somerville
Baptist
Granville Dunlap
Bill
Inez Hunter
B. and Q
Brecksville
June Dolar
Pat Boehn
Low Wilson
Kent
William Springer
John Biltz
Alfred Biltz
Eli
Avon Lake mayor resigns effective June twenty eight
Avon Lake village mayor William J. Daeschner submitted his resignation effective June 28 as he moves to Detroit for a job with the company that moved its offices there. Howard Drake, council president, serves as acting mayor. Council discusses appointing a new member and matters of building permits and storm repair. Next meeting set for July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Daeschner
Avon Lake Village
Daeschner
Detroit
Howard Drake
Drake
Avon Lake educator Clayton Maus to wed Ruth Small
The Avon Lake Board of Education announced its next meeting for July 9. Marriage announced for Clayton Maus, Avon Lake High School teacher and athletic director, to Ruth Eleanor Small of Hu Ron, South Dakota. The ceremony occurred Wednesday, June 23, and Maus begins his fifth year on the Avon Lake faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Clayton Mays
Avon Lake High
Ruth Eleanor Small
Gale Small
Huron, S. D
Maus
Avon Lake
Entertains Florida Friends at Lake Road
Mrs Caroline Pipes hosted a Lake Road gathering with Florida guests and locals including Mrs Minunie Gerdum Bay Village and Mr Tom Williamson plus Mrs Jessie McElroy Sebring Fla and George Glitsch Lorain. The party also welcomed Mr and Mrs Rhufus Chapple Sebring Fla and others with Sheffield attendees returning from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Pipes
Florida
Lake Road
Minunie Gerdum
Bay Village
Tom. Williamson
Jessie McElroy
Sebring
Fla
George Glitsch
Lorain
M. McGee
Rhufus Chapple
D. D. Lewis
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Daeschner at Avon Lake School
Avon Lake residents hosted a farewell party at Avon Lake School on Saturday for Mr and Mrs William Daeschner and family before their move to Detroit. Music by Chuck Whitney’s Orchestra of Elyria. Howard Drake presented a desk set and lamp. Mrs Helen Barschow gave a leather diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Wiliam Daeschner
Avon Lake School
Avon Lake Alumni Assn
Daeschner
Baseball game at Cleveland Tuesday night
Mr and Mrs Carl Hochwalt and family spent Sunday in Detroit. Mrs Mabel Mitchell and son Jimmy called on Mr and Mrs Rudy Krebs at Rocky River on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hochwalt
Detroit
Mabel Mitchell
Jimmy
Rudy Krebs
Rocky River
Hearts of Gold 4 H Club Meets at Curtiss Home
The Hearts of Gold 4 H Club met at Mrs. John Curtiss’s home on Thursday afternoon June 24 with Frances Miller presiding. Annabelle Hose Betty Holcomb Frances Miller and Dorothy Pease were named to the fall committee and plans discussed for fair participation. Dorothy Pease and Frances Miller joined the refreshment committee. members present included May Amsbury Janet Gage and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curtiss
Frances Miller
Annabelle Hose
Betty Holcomb
Dorothy Pease
May Amsbury
Janet Gage
Annabelle
Maude Hose
Double celebration marks two anniversaries at Pearce home
A Saturday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pearce celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary and the birthday of guest Clifford McKenzie from Poughkeepsie New York. Guests arrived from Birmingham Diermand Grafton Elyria and LaGrange. Games and refreshments followed with several gifts for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Pearce
Clifford McKenzie
Poughkeepale
N.Y
Birmingham
Diermand
Grafton
Elyria
LaGrange
Reception for Newlyweds Honoring Margaret Devereaux
Mr and Mrs Ray Butler hosted a reception for their daughter Margaret whose marriage to Harry Devereaux occurred on Saturday June 26 Guests came from Wellington Greenwich and LaGrange totaling fifteen After a Buffalo trip the couple will reside with the bride's grandmother Mr and Mrs N C Holcomb entertained Cleveland guests on Sunday Miss Betty Carmen vacations with relatives in Columbus Mrs G G Leiby and daughter Joanita stayed the past week with Mr and Mrs Grant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Butler
Margaret
Harry Devereaux
Wellington
Greenwich
LaGrange
Buffalo
Mra
Devereaux
L. E. Ausmuth
John Yost
Marion
Lillian Weible
Alliance
Foskett
Grace Kelloge
Alta Hastings
Treasur
Atrs
Florence Canfield
Fred Gott
McEndree
C. M. Turner
Mildred Nolan
Akron
Court Musser and Sone
William Musser
Elyria
Charles Eberle
Helen Eberle
Orrin Kellorg
Geraldina
William Crawford
Elsha
Cover
Gribben
Hal Leach
Bart Zacherias
Sharon
Claude ‘Few
Litchfield
No. Olmsted
Dren
Beldon
Henry Pfeiffer
Harold Pfeiffer
A. O. Chapin
Pythian Sisters
Medina
K. Welsh
Ashland
F. D. Gott
Scudder
Abblé Flenery
Charles Church
Fern Lake
Burton
Willis Leach
Irwin Sage
Parma Area Social Notes And Local Visits
Leiby of Parma hosts guests in Warren Pa. Local travels include trips to Michigan Washington and eastern points. Numerous visits to friends and relatives in Berea Lodi and Akron alongside church events and a Priscilla club meeting fuel a busy social week.
Litchfield BRIEF births and wedding mentions
Born to Mr and Mrs Roger Ingeraham Lakewood at Lutheran hospital Cleveland Saturday June 26 a son Roger Radie. Born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Holmes Fremont formerly of Litchfield Saturday morning June 26 two sons. Members of F and A M Lodge and O E S Chapter attended St Johns service at the Methodist church in York. Guests from here attended the wedding of Pauline Louise Hender to Gerald Lawrence Benson at the Methodist Church in Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ingeraham
Nea Benita Radie
Lakewood
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland
Roger Radie
Clyde Holmes
Fremont
Litchfield
F. and
A. M. Lodge
St. John’s
Methodist Church
York
J. E. Tripp
Guesta
Pauline Louise Hender
Gerald Lawrence Benson
Lodi
Beachgoers urged to prevent accidents by cleaning up
Fourth in a water safety series by W E Longfellow, health and safety director for the American Red Cross, argues most beach injuries come from discarded glass bottles cans and trash left by picnickers. He urges returning items to baskets or garbage boxes and burning newspapers to keep beaches safe and clean for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comme Fore
W. E. Longfellow
Asalstent
First Aid
American Red Cross
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Boake
Mr. Lewin
Elyria Hardware
Greenwood
Mrs. Maus
New York
John Robert Powers
Powera
Anita Louise
Constance Cummings
Barbara Stanwyck
la Grange
Jay Box
Murbach
Mason Powers
Iowa
M. E
Harold Jameyson
Berea
Henry Wigert
Thad Rawson
George Potter
Andrew Miller
Airs
R. Miller
Oakland
Calif
Erwin Adams
Circle IV
M. B. Ald Society
Cyrus Dawson
Clinton Haulk
Mowatt
Snyder Block
Marian Butler
Litchfield Brief
Theodore Berg
M. D
Elyria Savings & Trust
Tor Carter
Chronicle-Telegram
Vermilion
Elberta Beach
Nako~ mix
Crratal
Linwood
Vermilion-on-the-Laks
Sunny Side
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