Split-the-profit tax fuels fears of hidden motives
Legislative leaders warn that the soak-the-rich surplus tax aims to siphon funds from corporate coffers with a stealthy scheme. Roosevelt privately embraced a plan drafted by Hull and Garner, prompting backlash from bankers, producers, and New Dealers. The measure, backed by Morenthaus experts, would let brokers set monthly prices, raising tensions among merchants and market specialists.
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Sage
Dearborn
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8.8.8 Tonic Restores Color and Energy in Suffering Reader
A reader recounts recovery from fatigue and run-down spirits after using 8.8.8 Tonic. He credits renewed red blood cell strength and improved vigor, noting return to his former self and confidence in the once trusted remedy.
Memory Lane 1 Exennar Scene with Olga Petrova in Dec 1935
Memory Lane profiles Olga Petrova a retired Polish born stage and screen star living in San Rafael France. The leading lady discusses her glamour endurance theater writing ambitions and past hits while noting her marriage and current life with husband Dr John S Stewart. Glenn Hunter follows next.
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la Petrova
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England
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London
Madonna
Petrova
Walter Chrysler
San Rafael
Var
France
John S. Stewart
New York City
Amherst events mix music drama and meetings in one night
By Mrs. B A Jenne Oberlin Band led by Prof George Waln will play at Amherst High School auditorium at 8 pm under the PTA. Knights of Pythias meet at K of P Hall. Berlin Heights guests join the Past Chiefs Club and Pythian Sisters at Harry Nicholl home on St Main. Heidelberg College drama St Claudia shown by Senior League at 7:30. King's Daughters meet Thursday with chop suey supper at 6:30. Weekly choir practice at 7:30 Friday at church parlors.
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Amherst
Oberlin
George Waln
Amherst High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Berlin Heights
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters Order
M. B. Schaeffer
C. A. Lauer
Harry Nicholl
St. Main Street
St. Claudia
Heidelberg College
King’s Daughters
Local lodge and grange meetings and school drama play
A schedule of meetings includes Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland at Odd Fellow Hall Hickory Tree Grange at Grange Hall Milan Avenue and the South Amherst legion and auxiliary at St Josephs school hall with refreshments to follow. The Amherst High School Drama class presents Nothing but the Truth at Town Hall under Miss Margaret Rice with a cast led by Harry Powers Gwendolyn Ralston Eric Penton Alfred Huber Adam Droz dowski Robert Hall Lulu Belle Poor Mary Louise Gaehr Janet Patterson Mary Attie Frances Raab Helen Kirschner business manager Peggy Wesbecher property manager and Herbert Van Keuren stage manager.
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Odd Fellow
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Milan Avenue
Legion and Auxiliary
South Amherst Legion and Auxiliary
St. Joseph's School Hall
Town Hall
Amherst High School
Margaret Rice
Harry Powers
Gwendolyn Ralston
Eric Penton
Alfred Huber
Adam Drozdowski
Robert Hall
Lulu Belle Poor
Mary Louise Gaehr
Janet Patterson
Mary Attie
Frances Raab
Helen Kirschner
Peggy Wesbecher
Herbert van Keuren
Third quarterly conference held under Rev C L Allen
The district superintendent Rev C L Allen of Fremont led the third quarterly conference Friday evening and conducted Sunday evening communion. Cottage prayer meetings are scheduled each evening this week except Saturday with tonight’s gathering at Mrs Walter Bechtels on Tenney Avenue led by O J Ruth and others.
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C. L. Allen
Fremont
Walter Bechtel
Tenney Avenue
O. J. Ruth
Concordia Club Meeting and Lent Service at Church
A Concordia Club meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the church parlors. The third English Lenten service will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30, with Rev. Bosse preaching on Trial Before Pilate. The ladies choir will rehearse after the services.
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Pilate
Weekly Church News From St Ann's Circles And School Events
The three circles of St Ann's society meet tonight with hosts Mrs Theodore Schmitz Prospect street Mrs Arthur Pendera Prospect street will entertain Circle Two Mrs J J Smythe Woodhill drive hosts Circle Three An opening Holy Name Society meeting at the school hall tonight guests include American Legion Amherst Business Men's Association and school officials Rev Fr Gracey former army chaplain will speak Rev Fr James Brennen of Oberlin will address PTA Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the school hall Rev Fr Mulroy Lorain will speak at Wednesday Lenten service followed by Young Ladies Sodality special meeting The bazaar workers meet Thursday to sew at the school hall Stations of the Cross and Benediction Friday 7 30 Young Ladies Sodality will attend 8 am mass Sunday morning Students of St Joseph's parochial school present the operetta Lazytown at Town Hall March 19
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Theodore Schmitz
East Street
Arthur Pendera
Prospect Street
Circle Two
J. J. Smythe
Woodhill Drive
Holy Name Society
School Hall
American Legion
Amherst Business Men's Association
Gracey
James Brennen
Oberlin
Parent- Teacher Association
Mulroy
Lorain
Young Ladies' Sodality
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Crusaders Schedule Prayer Meetings This Week
The Crusaders will hold a prayer meeting this evening at the parsonage. Ladies plan a Tuesday afternoon meeting near Mrs. P. A. Bicker on Tenny Avenue. A weekly praise and prayer service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 PM and Prophecy night led by Crusaders Friday evening.
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Tenny Avenue
The
Ladies' Ald Society to Host Wednesday Meeting
Mrs Henry Schroeder of West Street will host a Ladies' Ald Society gathering Wednesday afternoon. The Women's Missionary Society will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs I G Maxwell's Park Avenue home with Mrs Earl Sweet assisting.
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West Street
Ladies’ Ald Society
Women's Missionary Society
I. G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
Earl Sweet
Hasens Honor McClellans Before Move to Grafton
Mr and Mrs Charles Hasen hosted at Leavitt road for Mr and Mrs Lee McClellan and family as they prepare to relocate to Grafton. A social hour and luncheon followed. guests included Mr and Mrs A Radcliffe and family Mr and Mrs Harley Franklin Mr and Mrs E Schubert and family and Mrs L Henson.
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Charles Hasenflue
Frank Hasenflue
Leavitt Road
Lee McClellan
Grafton
A. Radcliffe
Harley Franklin
E. Schubert
L. Henson
Past Matrons of Stone City Eastern Stars Meet
The Past Matrons of Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Hugo Pankoff on East Ninth Street in Elyria with Miss Gertrude Warnett as assistant hostess.
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Eastern Stars
Hugo Pankoff
East Ninth Street
Elyria
Gertrude Warnett
Circle Four Women’s Union to hold all day quilting session
Circle Four of the Women’s Union meets all day at the church parlors on Tuesday with quilting featured. A sauerkraut dinner is served at noon and the regular meeting occurs in the afternoon. Circle 6 meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Brucker’s Washington Street home. An Intermediate League gathering happens Tuesday evening. The third Tinglish Lenten service is scheduled at a local venue.
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Women's Union
Circle 6
Mary Brucker
Washington Street
Intermediate League
Birth Report for Mrs. Katherine Barner Kipton
Mrs Katherine Barner of Kipton was admitted and gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday. Discharges include Mrs Emil Haas of West Street.
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Kipton
Emil Haas
Weat Street
Town Hall Residents Meeting This Evening
A meeting of residents will be held this evening in the assembly rooms at the Town Hall to discuss local matters.
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Halat
British Navy Starts Boom At Shipyards
Britain's shipyards roar back to life with the strongest building activity since 1930 driven by Admiralty orders. Seventeen vessels under construction or planned along the Tyne Tees and Wear with 57 naval ships in progress and a surge of merchant orders, including Birkenhead projects and the Ark Royal contract, boosting employment across the coast.
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British Admiralty
Empire Navy
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Wear
Furness Shipbuilding Company
Birkenhead
Merseyside
Ark Royal
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Vickers
Harrow
Estonia
Great Britain
Organization Formed To Promote Social Justice Unit
Fragmentary text indicates a group named National Union for Social Justice moving to organize a unit at a specified time. No further identifiable details, dates, or participants are readable.
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National Union For Social Justice
Baxter Fifty-Year Anniversary Dinner Observed
Mr and Mrs Joseph Baxter East celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with fifty relatives and friends at dinner and supper. Grandchildren performed hymns and solos. Relatives from Penfield South Ridge and Chesterland attended along with neighbors from Lakewood Cleveland Amherst and Latin. Local obituaries and illnesses noted include A W Lowe death and illness of a relative in Cleveland.
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Joseph Baxter
East
Fred Baxter
Penfield
Virs
John Morris
Oberlin
Joan Hoffman
Anna Grugel
Laura Kreeger
John Griem
Polly Maurer
Fred Hoffman
B. H. Ryan
Latin
Lakewood
Cleveland
Amherst
Belfast Shipyards Build Record Tonnage in 1936
Belfast yards under construction report 130000 tons with 80000 destined for Union Castle Line. First time since 193 the output exceeds five figures, over 100000 tons launched in 1936. Belfast yards employ 14000 men. In 1936 British shipyards produced 370620 tons, 49 percent of world total, across 202 ships.
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Union Castle Steamship Line
Miltish Shipyards
Cassona Doctor
South Amherst Legion hears invite for Amherst event
Twenty one members of the South Amherst American Legion met in their club rooms for a regular session. They accepted an invitation from the Amherst Post to join the Legion and Auxiliary as guests at St Joseph's School in Amherst tomorrow night. After adjournment a social hour with card games and refreshments followed. The next regular meeting will be held March 20.
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South Amherst
Banquet Planned by Junior Choir at Nativity Church
The Junior Choir club met in Nativity church parlors Friday evening to plan a Mother and Daughter banquet to be served in the church parlors May 9. Eighteen members were present.
Par ent Teacher Association Plans Evening Meeting
A regular PTA meeting will be held in the school auditorium tomorrow night. The school music department will run the program and the public is invited.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Council To Meet Tonight At Town Hall
The Village Council will meet at the town hall tonight to discuss local matters and potential ordinances. The meeting agenda includes public comments and updates on community projects.
Avon Lake Society Notes From Weekend Visits
Avon Lake reports show Mrs. T. J. Nussdorfer returning from New York after weeks with her mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dechant of Lakewood visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Theisen on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker were guests of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clawson of Wooster. Mr. and Mrs. John Olah and family of Cleveland visited Ed Mitchell on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Al Barnes left last week for Florida. Antone Linden of Lorain was a Sunday guest of his sister Mrs. Peter Westrick.
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T. J. Nussdorfer
New York
Robert Dechant
Lakewood
Arthur Theisen
Howard Walker
Leonard Clawson
Wooster
John Olah
Cleveland
Ed Mitchell
al Barnes
Florida
Antone Linden
Lorain
Peter Westrick
Relief Coal Stolen From Toledo Client Bank
A relief client who had just received a ton of coal from a social agency reported that exactly half a ton was stolen a few nights after the delivery. The theft occurred in Toledo and involved a relief beneficiary who had been given the coal to aid in poverty relief.
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Toledo
Hog shipments dominate 1935 market deliveries
Des Moines. Iowa based figures show that sixty one percent of hogs delivered at sixty two American markets during 1935 were trucked, according to the annual report of the bureau of agricultural economics.
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Des Moines
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Real Estate Reported in Sheffield Lorain County Ohio
Land title company and agents report a parcel in Sheffield Lake County Ohio, Lot 18 on Ridgeville Lorain road, Edison Chamberlain’s Addition, 48.55 acres, in The Village of Sheffield.
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Thomas D. Hughes, Jr
Geldie Gahagen
Museey
Edison & Chamberlain
Lorain
Sheffield
Lake County
Ohio
Lorain County
Ridgeville-Lorain Road
Lake Village
Bible Translation Omit Samuel and Kings For Goths
In the fourth century Ulfiles the apostle of the Goths produced a first translation of the Bible into a Tectonic Man language. He largely left out the Books of Samuel and Kings arguing that the Goths’ minds were overwhelmed by wet and bloodshed.
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Ulfiles
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