Roosevelt Plans Nationwide Currency Expansion
President Roosevelt seeks to issue additional Federal Reserve currency backed by liquid bank assets to restore circulation after the bank holiday. The plan involves amended laws, potential $2 billion in new money, and a controlled inflation approach to revive business while preventing hoarders from draining reserves.
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Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Robbery foiled by fists in Portland
A failed assault on Japanese merchant R. Kohara in Portland ended when Kohara and a passerby tackled the thief, who tried to force Kohara to hand over money. The confrontation left the robber floored and arrested.
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Portland
Ore
R. Kohara
Wellington News Tips and Delivery Contacts
Phone your Wellington news items to Mrs. Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave and for delivery service or complaints call Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland or 156 R.
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Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Scissor Grinder Blanchard Trades Skills for Food in Wellington
In Wellington on March 9 the veteran scissor grinder Blanchard travels door to door sharpening implements and trading services for produce. He recounts barter stories and notes Yankee spirit, saying livelihoods shift from cash to barter as new cars pass in groups of twenty five and bright yellow badges draw attention.
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Wellington
Blanchard
Jaaes
Wellington W R C meeting notes bake sale canceled
Mrs. Lottie Lewis president of the Richard Allen W R C Ely ria attended the Wellington W R C gathering Tuesday evening. Plans for this week’s bake sale were abandoned due to the bank situation. Attendance prize went to Miss Isabelle Rathwell.
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Lottie Lewis
Richard Allen W R.C. Elyria
Wellington
Two hundred ten Taricabs en route to New York City
A convoy of 210 Tari cabs traveling from Michigan to New York City has passed through a checkpoint and is moving toward the eastern corridor. Local officials expect rapid dispatch to urban areas in the city. No incidents reported.
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Michigan
New York City
Former Wellington Family Loses Goods in Michigan Fire
Word was received that the household goods of Mr and Mrs William Brown formerly of Wellington were destroyed in a recent fire in Michigan. The Philathea class, of which Mrs Brown was a member, sponsors a linen shower to aid the Brown family. Class members and others are asked to bring gifts to the Sunday school room at the Methodist church this Sunday.
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Wellington
William Brown
Michigan
Brown
Car takes crash into gas pump prompts Detroit trip
Harry Lee took the new automobile that crashed into a Seeles Gasoline pump on West Main street Monday evening back to the factory in Detroit yesterday. Martin of Detroit, assistant sales manager of the Hudson Motor Car Company, lost control of the car while driving from Detroit to Akron and struck the Ramses railroad crossing on West Main street.
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Detroit
Harry Lee
West Main Street
Fo Oa Martin
Hudson Motor Car Company
Akron
Ramses
St Patrick's Day Dance Planned by Rebekahs
The Rebekahs sponsor a St Patrick's Day dance in the Odd Fellow's hall on Friday evening. Claude Smush's orchestra will provide music and Floyd Shaum will call the dances.
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Rebekahs
Claude Smush
Floyd Shaum
Local social notes from Lakewood and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs John Munson of Lakewood visited Mr and Mrs A B Southard. Miss Lucille Rolce, directing plays in the east, writes of a visit with her former college roommate Helene Baker Critchett of Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Burt Knapp and family were Sunday guests of the Paul Knapp family in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Jerry Hawk of Cleveland and others visited the Knapps and Kirkpatrick family in Ashland and Spencer.
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John Munson
Lakewood
A. B Southard
Lucille Rolce
East
John Roger
Cleveland
E cC Kirkpatrick
Ashland
Mary Redman
Spencer
Perry Knapp
Roosevelt Wins Over Opponent On Inflation Policy
The article describes President Roosevelt persuading Senator Carter Glass and other lawmakers to back inflation as a tool for reviving American business. Glass, once opposed, left the White House ready to support the president, signaling a major pinch point in the administration’s economic agenda.
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Carter Glass
Dem. Va
White House
Roosevelt
Grass
Senator Glass
Parimutuel Betting Bill Heads to Ohio Senate Today
The Emmons bill to legalize pari mutuel wagering on horse racing moves to the Ohio Senate. Sen W D Emmons is absent ill, with a colleague ready to push the measure. Backers fear delays could derail passage before recess. If enacted, the bill could yield about 1.5 million dollars annually.
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Columbus
Emmons
Ohio Senate
W. D. Emmons
Akron
White
Ridgeville Tax Study Commission to Report Monday
A meeting at Ridgeville town hall Monday evening will feature a report by a commission appointed by the Ridgeville Tax Study League. The commission has uncovered several interesting matters in its tax study.
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Ridgeville Town Hall
Ridgeville Tax Study League
Paving Lover's Lane Aims to Help Unemployed Men
Colorado Springs notes say Manitou's Lover's Lane will be paved to provide jobs for unemployed men and restore a romance hotspot once favored before the automobile era. The city council approves the project expecting revived popularity and local pride.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Manitou
Senior Four-H Club Meets in Lorain County
Twenty members and guests met at the S M C A for the March meeting of the Senior Four-H Club organized for rural youths. Talks on rural life and farm work were given by Mrs A J Carpenter of Eaton and H L Leimbach of Brownhelm. An accordion solo program by Jack Nabakowski of Brownhelm highlighted the musical segment.
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Lorain County
A J. Carpenter
Eaton
H. L Leimbach
Brownhelm
Jack Nabakowski
Mildred Pallas
Ralph Hasenpfing
Margaret Burkley
Ridgeville
Gertrude McQueen
Ruth Cook
Lucille Penfound
Carlisle
Merton Mason
Agnes Lottman
County Agricultura Extension Service
Will of J. H. Koster Leaves Estate to Wife in Ark
Pine Bluff Ark. will of the late J H Koster filed here last week provides that the bulk of the estate goes to his wife to avoid a squabble after death. The document states it was made just to avert disputes.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Uck
J. H. Koster
You Can Be Lovelier This Way MELLO GLO Powder Ad
A French process MELLO GLO face powder promises a fresh look with smooth spread and long wear. It hides fine lines and large pores, banishes shine, avoids irritation, and is sold for 50c and 1.00 tax free.
olive tablets attack real cause of stomach upset
Thousands of stomach sufferers are urged to target the liver and bowels as the root of indigestion. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a vegetable remedy that arouses liver function without griping. They are sold in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
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Frank B Kellery
Pasadena
Cal
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Herbert H Lehman
New York
Albany
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Charles 4. Miller
Lett
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Roosavelt
Ancle Sam
Wassie
Albert O. Jones
Honolulu
Rose A Barry
New Bedford
Lass Jones
New London
Connecticut
Potter Drug & Chemiczl Corporation
Malden
Mass
W. R. C. Meeting
ST. Patrick's Day
American Shoe Shop
Broad ST
Capitol Theatre
Kniftex
Robinson and Hancock Co
Elvria
Senate
Slump
Philadelphia
America
Lawrence Tibbett
Ohio Public Service CO
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Elyria Telephone Company
Elyria
Elyria Telephone Co
A. J. Curren
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