White House to Be Managed by Village Couple
Henry D. Nesbitt, former whale meat dealer, and his wife will run the White House operations for President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. They will handle bookkeeping, groceries, packages, and servant oversight, as the Roosevelts cut staff to about 23 from 32. Nesbitt’s background includes co operative market management and work with a Poughkeepsie coop firm. The couple, natives of Ireland, have two sons and previously lived in New York and Hyde Park.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Henry D. Nesbitt
Park N. Y
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Lizzie Foster
Monty” Snyder
Washington
New York
Bath Street
New York City
James Mingo
James Reynolds
Roosevelt
Malvina Thompson
Frank Schsider
Mrs. Roosevelt
Scheider
American Whaling Company
Nesbitts
Garren
Trevanion
Nesbitt
St Peter's Church Social Surprises Mrs Rothe
About fifty teachers and officers from St Peter's church Amherst gathered to honor Sunday School teacher Mrs Ed Rothe with a pleasant social evening. Music games jig saw puzzles and refreshments followed the surprise event hosted by Henry Will Mary Bohn Clyde Rosa G M Snyder Myron Reis D A Bonnett and son Wal.
Ohio House Approves Old Age Pension Plan
The Ohio House voted 91 to 36 to approve a bill creating an old age pension fund to aid needy residents 65 and older. The measure, opposed by business groups, would be administered by the Division of Aid for the Aged, with estimated annual costs from 5 to 14 million dollars and no financing provisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Order of Eagles
State Federation of aLbor
Division of Aid For
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
House
Sunday Social Roundup From Elyria And Nearby
Attendees visited relatives and friends across Elyria Oberlin Grafton and surrounding towns Sunday including Mr and Mrs G M Snyder Mrs John Koepke and Naomi Kothe celebrated her 2nd birthday Mrs Walter Saltzman funeral was held in Pittsfield Lorain and several households hosted dinners and Sunday calls Jealous families shared greetings and visits across multiple addresses in the area.
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Ter
Walter Saltzman
Pittsfield
Monda
Clarence Feldcamp
Lee Clark
Lorain
Doris Myers
Elvira
G. M. Snyder
Ed Rothe
Naomi
Louis
John Koepke
Kothe
John Bechtel
Murray Ridge
Walter Bennett
Frank Rahl
Chestnut Ridge Road
Fred Schubert
Eaton
Will Schubert
Elyria
John Bauman
Charles Dute
Ruth
Amelia Dute
Martha Bauman
Oscar Zurcher
John Berger
Fred Bauman
Fred Aebie
August Weidman
Harry
Birmingham
Paul Krieg
Katie Weidman
Air
Louis Delefield
Maynard
Mary Becker
Henry Date
Henry Manns
Sundar
Orlo Coven
Wendell
Kipton
Theola
Ashland
Theodore Reis
Melvix Unger
Shirley
Charles Lange
Vermilion
Radio Listings across stations Thursday March 9 schedule
A dense aria of radio programs across WTAM WHE WGAR WJIE WABC WADC WLW and other outlets lists shows from morning to late night including Twilight Tunes Seck Hawkins Keller Sisters Lum and Abner Gena and Glenn Andrea Marsh Jacobs Band Billy Bachelor Landt Trio White in The Goldbergs Vailee's Band Show Boat Jack Pearl Boswell Sisters Ruth Etting Mills Brothers and more across multiple stations and times.
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Twilight Tunes
Seck. Hawkins
Keller Sisters
Lum
Abner
Gena
Glenn
Andrea Marsh
Jacobs
Billy Bachelor
Landt
White
In the Goldbergs
Vailee
Show Boat
Jack Pearl
James Melton
Oahu
Marge
Buck Rogers
Easy Aces
Jack Smith
Kate Smith
Lyman
Jones’ Band
WGAR
Singing Lady
Southern Singers
Ann Butler
WABC
H. V. Kaltenborn
Nelson
Morton Downey
Barnett
McCoy
Ball Room Orch
Haymes
WADC
al Hendersnot
Studio
Elizabeth Barthel
Planck
Zellar
Myrt
Glee Club
Ruth Etting
Mills Brothers
Stoopnagle
Budd
Foreign Legion
Boswell Sisters
Barlow
Jones
WLW
Jack and
Juli
Old Man Sunshine
Sportsman
Gene
the Magician
Dauscha
Moon River
Garber
Theatre Radio Schedule Shifts Through Evening Program
Radio listings from Cleveland stations outline a full day with hour by hour acts and guests on the AM and FM bands. Names such as Vaughan Hing Betty Crocker Kenmore Orch New Yorker Eas t and Zone Gale appear among many performances and musical groups.
Karloff Stars In The Mummy At Capitol Theatre
Boris Karloff appears as a reincarnated mummy in The Mummy at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Saturday. The weekly home talent night program is also set for 9 PM tomorrow.
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Boris Karloff
Capitol Theatre
Claire Windsor Returns in Self-Defense at Rivoli
Claire Windsor makes her talking picture debut in Self-Defense at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow after a three year absence. She portrays a blonde Alaskan gold digger in the new release.
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Claire Windsor
Rivoli Theatre
Local visit notes and destruction report in Elyria area
Mrs Edna MacDowell of Elyria visited Mrs Frankie Reese on Monday. Mrs F H Lewis called on her niece Mrs Glayds Hardesty and family in Sheffield. A garage and chicken house were destroyed along with several chickens.
Local Social Notes and Church Ladies Aid Meeting
Elyria area residents attend dinners visits and a large Methodist Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Eschtruth's home. Funeral services were held for Mrs W H Jones in Lorain with survivors including her husband children and grandchildren. local relatives are noted among mourners and friends.
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Hardesty
H. C. Chambers
Frankie Reese
Richard Chambers
East Avenue
Elyria
J. G. Morris
Frank Eschtruth
Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Arthur Eschtruth
Helen
BE. A. White
Roland Morris
W. H. Jones
Lorain
Andrew Schiferstein
Harry Date
William Goodsite
Ruth Keller
J. J. Hecht
Oberlin Avenue
Jones
John Morris
Vincent
James Morris
Braddock
Clarence
Morris
Earl
Violet
Lester Breckenridge
32Nd Street
Blaine Aims to Return as Wisconsin Governor in 1934
Wisconsin supporters urge John J. Blaine to win the governorship in 1934, citing his role in Congress' prohibition repeal resolution. The progressive Republican faced retirement after a party sweep and had just become Senate leader before his departure effective this month.
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Madison
Wis
WUP
John J. Blaine
Congress
Wisconsin
Blaine
United States Senate
John J. Baine
United States
Funeral notes with Maltese lodge burial details
The text lists survivors including a sister Mrs William Trautwein of Buffalo two nieces six nephews and a half brother James of Braddock Pa. Services were conducted by the Dames of Malta lodge of Lorain and burial was at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Mrs C McCarty and daughter Florence visited friends in Elyria recently.
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Wiliam Trautwein
Buffalo
New York
James
Braddock
Dames of Malta Lodge
Lorain
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
C. McCarty
Florence
Elyria
Unclear OCR fragment on 1934 campaign and party figures
Fragmentary text discusses Democratic administration, Blaine supporters, and 1934 campaign planning with references to veto or repeal efforts and possible wet majority voters. Names and specifics are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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Senate
Albert G. Swim
Blaine
Most Expensive Federal Road Section in Oregon
Marshfield Oregon reports the federal Bureau of Roads built the costly Oregon coast highway segment including a high bridge a tunnel and a rock cut. The project cost over 500000 dollars equating to about 100 dollars per foot reflecting the era.
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Marshfield, Ore
Federal Bureau of Roads
Oregon Coast Highway
Here
New Orleans Police Proud Of 1932 Record
New Orleans police chief notes the 1932 annual report shows 41 murders occurred and 41 were cleared up, marking a resolute start to 1933 for the department.
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New Orleans
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Idaho
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