Congress Adjourns Amid Bitter Debates and Muscle Shoals
Congress adjourned amid stormy Senate and House debates over soldiers bonuses and loans, ignoring Hoover warnings. Insurgent clashes with Democratic leadership flared then subsided as party lines fractured. The Big Noise faded, leaving hopes for a peaceful summer and fall for business, industry, and a nation weary of Washington turmoil.
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Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
Power Trust
Red Cross
Washington
Borah
Norris
Harrison
Robinson
Caraway
Nye
Training for Parenthood in the National Education Association Talk
Detroit educators and William McAndrew argued crime stems from poor training for parenthood. He cited high marriage rates and unprepared couples, urging schools and churches to teach married life, home conduct, and citizen training as the cure for social ills.
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Detroit
William McAndrew
Chicago
National Education Association
America
Viewpoints of Two Democrats in 1932 Era Politics
The piece relays remarks by John W. Davis and McKellar, both Democrats, discussing prohibition and party strategy. It notes Davis predicts a wet platform and a wet presidential candidate, while McKellar argues for strict enforcement of all laws to win in 1932, highlighting internal party tensions.
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John W. Davis
Democratic Party
New Orleans
White House
Davis
Coolidge
McKellar
Senate
Who's Who In The Day's News By O M Gardner
Governor O M Gardner reflects on capital and labor in North Carolina, proposing a 55 hour work week and banning night shifts for under 18, with education up to sixth grade for 14 to 16 year olds, noting the textile industry and farmer distress and recalling history and public notices.
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North Carolina
General Assembles
General Assembly
Union
Anniversary list marks historic figures and births
Today's anniversaries note Gerhard Mercator born 1512 famed for his projection method, William Blackstone born 1596 linked to Boston settlement, John Wentworth born 1815 Chicago mayor and congressman, Lucy Larcom born 1824 poet, Constance F Woolson born 1840s novelist.
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Gerhard Mercator
Williiam Blackstone
Blaxton
Boston
Rhode Island
John Wentworth
Chicago
Sandwich
N. H
Lucy Larcom
New England
Beverley
Mass
Constance F. Woolson
Claremont
Winger Family Friends Visit Healeys in Columbia
Mr and Mrs W H Winger of New York state and their daughter Mrs Fred Fulmer of Ellgria visited Mr and Mrs Wm Healey. They came to see the new Methodist church built after the Healeys moved. Mabel Meek employed at Geauga Lake. A new gas well on the Gilpin farm produced three million cubic feet Friday night. Wm Roth recovered from influenza. Geo May hosted a Sunday dinner for Mary Hewitt R A Lewis and Loretta May. Mrs Floyd Allen of Creston said to be improving.
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Columbia, O
W. H. Winger
New York State
Fred Fulmer
Ellgria
Wm. Healey
Fggh
Mabel Meek
Geauga Lake
Chas
Felton
Toledo
Mills
Roy Perkins
A. D. Crocker
Leona Mayer
Strongsville
Hunter Little Nelson Crocker
Tritt
Haverstick
Humphrey
Elyria
Myrle
Art Ensign
Nova
Mort Cassell
Dave Dietrich
Set Campbell
New London
Chas. Krick
Spencer Township
Fred Harris
Cleveland
Harris
Arthur Zagharia
Fern Leggina
Martha Thudium
Elsworth Laborie
Ashland
W. W. Laborie
Ed Farnsworth
Sullivan
Farner
Thornton
Misatsstoot
Berlinville
H.2
Prattie
Marty Eifesbeth
Austin
C. Weatlake
Attendance at Columbia Farm Bureau Meeting T:
A well attended Columbia Farm Bureau meeting discussed incorporating Columbia. Debate centered on tax impact, gasoline and license revenue, and local governance. Committee reports and social activities followed including recitations, committees for membership, taxation, publicity, and refreshments.
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Columbia Farm Bureau
Welty
M. H. Bartter
A. D. Crocker
Bryan
Ohio
Columbia
L. J. Sabins
Perry Haineman
C. F. Hale
Harding
Ridgeville
H. T. Snell
Elizabeth Churchward
Kenneth Crocker
R. J. Perkins
J. J. Prindle
J. H. Akins
Jay Jasper
Gertrude Akins
J. H. Longbon
Hannah Longbon
Dorothy Crocker
Local social notes and school events from Elyria area
Readable fragments show residents attending basketball games in Elyria, hosting guests at the Snell home, and a Keyes greenhouse employee playing in town games. PTA to meet in high school lab March 10 with a lab demonstration. Local plays, farm bureau programs, and church mission activities noted.
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Jria
Julia Roman
Florabel Snell
Elyria
Flora Hoak
Jno. Snell
Mies Eleanor Snell
Louis, Laukus
Cleveland
Snell
Keyes Greenhouses
Keyes Brothers Company
Parent Teacher Association
Parent Teacher Association Will Meet In the Chemical Laboratory
Harry Stinchcomb
Bernard Cutting
John Snell
Wm. Ingersoll
Roberta
Rowena
Roy Perkina
Virginia Putt
Rowena Ingers
George Churchward
M. H. Bartter
A. D. Crocker
Circle to Meet in Huntington O March 11
Circle No 3 of the Ladies Aid Society at Community Church will hold an all day meeting with dinner at Mrs Geo Hart in Huntington on Wednesday March 11. Everyone is cordially invited. Several local families attend recent funerals and weddings, with community news including moves, visits, and a dance trip to Berlinville.
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Harry Cartright
Baptist Mission Circle
Ora Walker
Guay Garwood
Chas. Mills
George Stinchcomb
Stanley Hines
Own Hall
Methodist Church
Leslis King
Leo
Martin
Huntington, O
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Community Church
Circle No. 3
Geo Hart
Harlem Styles and Faces On Seventh Avenue Scene
A 1931 McNaught Syndicate column surveys Harlem on Seventh Avenue as Lenox declines in glamour while Seventh hosts new Black Belt tastemakers. It notes Eddie Manchester and Nora Holt as fashion leaders, Bill Robinson and Adelaide Hall at The Wish ing Ties, and the era’s social contrasts from gleaming apartments to grim West 49th Street blocks, ending with a writer’s brisk, intimate vignette.
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New York
Seventh Avenue
Lenox
Harlem
Seventh
7Th Avenue
Bon Ton
Eddie Manchester
5Th Avenue
Nora Holt
Lelia Walker
John Nail
Rialto
Bill Robinson
Adelaide Hall
Ethel Watters
Broadway
Local families relocate around Wellington and LaPorte
Howard Norris and family moved west of Wellington last Monday while Mr Shilinsky and his family returned to their farm this week. Chas Cassell and family plan to move to Wellington this week and Miss Ada Nimocks will take rooms with the Cassell family.
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LaPorte
Howard Norris
Familly
Wellington
Mr. Shilinsky
Chas, Cassell
Ada Nimocks
Cassell
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Peer Pe’ Pear
Hy Ani
Lora
Moa
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John W. Cullen Company
Mocago
Michigan Ave
New
Fifth Ave
General Motors Lide
Training For Parenthood
O. Max Gardner
Oliver Max Gardner
Shelby
N. C
State College of Agriculture and Engineering
University of North Carolina
State Senate
Italy
Howard Pyle
Wilmington
Del
Frank Norris
San Francisco
U.S. Senate
Johnson
George Westinghouse
U. S
Daniel O. Hastings
Delaware
Somerset Co
Albert Johnson
Springfield
Samuel S. Palmer
Columbus
Putnam Co. O
Philip Hale
Norwich
Frederick H. Newell
Washington, D. C
U. S. Reclamation Service
Bradford
Louis A. Taschereau
Quebec
M. Gardner
Huntington
Mrs
Lucinda Crile
Nile Thudium
A. Thudium
Nova, Ohio
Thudium-Leggins
Miss Fern Thudium
Mr. Legging
Miss Thudium
F. B. Thudium
West 49Th Street
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10Th Avenue
Chimm Hee
Asathete
Chinatown
Ted Cook
Beamash
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Roltey School OF Music
Elyta
Day's Music Store
Lodi St
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Turner Block
Rudy Moc
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Lorain
Sherwin-Williams Paints
S. W
Rogers
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