Emergency banking bill signed to speed market recovery
President Roosevelt asked Congress for action on the emergency bank program and signed the measure last night. It allows reopening solvent banks with safeguards, appoints conservators for insolvent banks, and issues emergency currency to ensure liquidity. Banks must await state guidance as the plan unfolds.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Elvria
State Banking Department
Roosevelt First Message to Congress Signals Courage and Duty
The article lauds President Roosevelt's first message to Congress as direct and forceful, urging individual and community action to restore normal activity. It stresses leadership, responsibility, and confidence as essential to guiding the nation through fear and economic distress. Congress responds, but action hinges on every citizen under the Stars and Stripes.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Pte
Areness
Princess Termine Tours Berlin Antique Throne Visit
The Princess Termine, widow of the ex-kaiser, is in Berlin and is reportedly set to view old furniture including a throne as part of her tour.
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Termine
Berlin
Omaha Evening World-Herald
Radio crooners croon with eyes closed
A Dayton Daily News observation notes many radio listeners hear crooners with ears closed, suggesting that audience focus on voice rather than visual cues is common in radio listening habits.
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Dayton Daily News
Roosevelt and Smith Rivalry Shaped FDR Rise
Roosevelt followers claim FDR owed little to Alfred E Smith beyond friendship and loyalty. They credit FDR with steering Smith’s 1924 campaign, later backing his own rise, organizing Farley’s delegate drive, and shaping New York politics through his governor wins and national backing.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
Alfred E Smith
Tint
F. C
Yester
Harding
al Smith
F. D
New York
Wiliam Gibbs McAdoo
Smith
John W Davis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Alfred E. Smith
The Silent Observer
A bashful curate left a parish due to the young ladies’ help. He later meets his successor who asks about relations with the ladies. The answer notes safety in numbers and references Exodus as the punchline.
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Dalias Neus
Inve Travel Pace Recalled By Old Timer
An elderly recount recalls faster tempos from youth, noting that Inve did not travel as fast but the pace was better. The remark frames a comparison of old and new travel speeds and quality.
Parson Tam Observed Mowing Lawn in Suburban Setting
A suburban minister known as Parson Tam was spotted in the afternoon pushing a lawn mower near a garden while a broker and stock member commented that his sermons were short, reflecting a light, humorous moment in a local scene.
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Uni
Three Hitchhiking Girls Detained After Misidentification
Two men who picked up three hitchhiking girls were taken to a police station and held until their parents arrived. The girls said they would not have been caught if they had not mistaken the police for Boy Scouts.
A Sheriff's Bold Find Seizures A Connecticut Cemetery
A Bridgeport sheriff seizes a cemetery slated for sale under the hammer, illustrating how sheriffs in various regions pursue property actions. The excerpt also notes enduring praise for a steadfast wife who supports a unemployed husband, portraying a timeless ideal of domestic virtue.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Woman asks grocer for strong cheese at market
A woman asked a grocer yesterday if he had any of that strong cheese. She intended limburger but was too modest to say it.
Smoke Nuisance Recalled From Chimneys
The writer recalls a past era when many residents complained about smoke from chimneys and big black clouds in the sky, contrasting with current quieter times.
Domestic Labor in Modern Life Cited in Remarks
A quip reflects that many men rely on their wives for earnings and labor in contemporary society, illustrating shifting gender roles and economic dynamics in households.
Farley Quits Boxing Post To Aid Roosevelt Headline
A collage of political quips and notes from The Toledo Blade notes Farley resigns as boxing post to back Roosevelt. It mentions potential delegates for prohibition repeal conventions and remarks on political promises and public funding.
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Farley
Boxing Post
Roosevelt
Parkershire Police Struggle With Missing Clue Lead
Parkershire police face confusion amid a cold case as investigators weigh uncertain leads and incomplete evidence.Officials acknowledge lack of a clear suspect or motive while pursuing potential witnesses in the unsettled investigation.
Wireless lake boats to reach homes via new system
Elyria residents may soon hail any Great Lakes boat from home as promoters install wireless stations along the lakes. Tests last summer used Commodore Huntington's yacht at Put-in-Bay. An Elyria built car carried a message from General. The prompt notes costs and a future estimated price of an aging project. Oberlin studies a park system along Plum Creek from cemetery to sewer farm with a two and a half mile boulevard requiring several business removals near Main Street.
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Elyria
Great Lakes
Commodore Huntington
Put-in- Bay
General
R. H. H. Loughborough
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Fort
Hanson Urges Navy Power to Secure World Markets
Congressman Richmond P. Hanson of Alabama told the Chamber of Commerce that the United States must build a navy on par with other nations to ensure equal opportunity in global markets. He called the navy essential for maritime strength and national standing.
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Richmond P. Hanson
Alabama
Santiago Bay
Chamber of Commerce
United States
America
Grafton Insane Hospital Gets $715000 Budget Approval
The house finance committee approved a state budget providing 715000 dollars for the new state insane hospital to be built at Grafton. The amount is about one third of the originally requested sum. Remodeling of the Washington School building began today and classes were held there yesterday for the last time before rebuilding.
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Grafton
House Finance Committee
Washington School
Elyria Fire Loss Surges Far Beyond Prior Year
Elyria's February fire loss reached 64 208.14 dollars far exceeding last year's 74.86. Major damage centered on Morris Lesnick buildings on Furnace Street. A. J. Curren was elected president of the Elyria Board of Trade, succeeding T. L. Moise who led for two years.
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Elyria
Morris Lesnick
Furnace Street
A. J. Curren
Elyria Board of Trade
T. L Moise
Ladies' Dime Society Meeting In South Amherst
South Amherst March 10. Mrs William Bullock presided at a Congregational church Ladies Dime Society gathering hosted by Mrs David Hansford. A postponement moved the April 4 banquet to May 2. readings by Mrs Emil Ruth and Mrs Vivian Mathas flavored the event with a solo by Mrs C F Fogel. seventeen members attended with refreshments after two contests.
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South Amherst
David Hansford
Ladies’ Dime Society
The
Congregational Church
William Bullock
Emil Ruth
Vivian Mathas
C. F. Fogel
Mary Maddock
Gust Siess
John Thompson
Junior Class Night Planned by South Anherst High
The Junior Class of South Anherst High announces an annual Junior Class Night to be held Thursday evening March 16 in the school auditorium. Various amusements and attractions will be presented. Public invitation extended.
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South Anherst High School
Funeral rites for Charles Bruse held at Congregational church
Funeral services for Charles Bruse a former resident were held in the Congregational church Friday afternoon Rev Inion of St Pauls Elyria officiated Pallbearers were friends of the deceased Bur-
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Charles Bruse
Congregational Church
Inion
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
Bishop’s Shoes Save a Sleeper On Train
A frontier tale follows Bishop K riding a night train with no berth. The porter warns no beds remain, but the bishop asks to wake the last man if he boards. The porter reveals the sleeper is already aboard, deterred only by the bishop’s shoes in the day coach, sparing the bishop from discomfort.
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Africa
Notable anniversaries of historical figures born and died
Chronological list of birthdays and death dates for figures such as David Holmes Karl von Schlegel Henry A Homes Robert Hoe Dudley Buck Pablo Sarasate and Charles E Fay with places of birth and death. Includes governors writers librarians musicians and professors spanning 1770 to 1846 and deaths through 1938.
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David Holmes
Mississippi
Frederick
Winchester
Karl von Schlegel
Henry A. Homes
New York State
Boston
Albany
N. Y
Robert Hoe
New York
England
Dudley Buck
Hartford
Conn
West Orange
Pablo Sarasate
Charles E Fay
Tufts College
Mass
Early U S milestones from 1848 to 1876
A compact survey notes key events: the 1848 Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty ratified by Mexico ceding New Mexico and Upper California. the 1858 New York convention shaping baseball rules. the 1870 first female jurors in Larami Wyoming. and Bell’s 1876 message "Mr Watson come here I want you" first transmitted over a telephone.
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Guadalupe Hidalgo
Mexico
United States
New Mexico
California
Texas
New York
Laramie
Wyo
Watson
Bell
Notable Births of 9 Public Figures Across Professions
Dr. George W Lewis of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics born in Ithaca New York 51 years ago. William Glenn Voliva of Zion City born in Newton Indiana 63 years ago. Arthur Reynolds Chicago banker born Panora Iowa 65 years ago. Mortimer N Buckner New York City banker born New Orleans 60 years ago. Leigh R Powell Jr Norfolk railway president born Portsmouth Virginia 49 years ago. Anna Hyatt Huntington New York sculptor born Cambridge Massachusetts 57 years ago. Mrs Joseph Fels widow philanthropist Zionist born Germany 70 years ago. Jakob Wasserman German writer born 60 years ago.
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George W Lewis
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Ithaca
N. Y
William Glenn Voliva
Zion City
Newton
Ind
Arthur Reynolds
Chicago
Panora
Iowa
Mortimer N Buckner
New York City
New Orleans
Leigh R Powell Jr
Norfolk, Va
Portsmouth
Anna Hyatt Huntington
New York
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph Fels
Germany
Jakob Wasserman
This Day Produces An Agitator In All Natures
The passage predicts that the day yields an agitator. Calm temper may spark social reforms while contentious minds could become soldiers leaders or anarchists. A sharp intellect could gain distinction if it rises above human passions.
Ever green cemetery family lot care by Nichols of Elyma
A fragment notes someone in charge of maintaining a family lot in Evergreen Cemetery. The responsible party is identified as Nichols from Elyma, indicating ownership or management duties within the lot.
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Ial
Evergreen Cemetery
Nichols
Elyma
Church Notes and Weekend Services Listed
St Johns Evangelical led by Rev C F Schmidt with Sunday school at 1 pm and worship at 2 pm. Methodist led by Rev Roy Jenson holds morning service at 9 43 with sermon The Mount of Transfiguration and Sunday school at 11. Congregational led by Rev C F Fose l with morning worship at 10 16 and Sunday school at 11 plus Christian Endeavor at 1 pm.
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St Johns Evangelical
C. FE. Schmidt
Methodist
Roy Jenson
C. F. Fosel
Christian Endeavor
Social Visit Notes From Amherst and Elyria
Miss Ruth Orett of Amherst was a Wednesday evening guest of Miss Marjorie Hanson. Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson and Mrs Sadie Chapman were Elyria visitors Thursday evening. Mrs Mary Maddock from Cleveland is the house guest of Mr and Mrs David Hansford.
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Ruth Orett
Amherst
Marjorie Hanson
Carl Gibson
Sadie Chapman
Elyria
Mary Maddock
Cleveland
David Hansford
Rochester Briefs Highlight Local Visit Or Travel
March 10 Rochester notes list visits and short trips. Sullivan is cited with Mr. and Mrs Allen Richards hosting relatives. Greenwich and Rev Goodacre hosted Mrs William Murray. Cleveland guests include Mr and Mrs Herbert Wendt with daughter and Mr Joseph Zamba. Wellington Akron and Nova connections appear among frequent callers and movers among local families.
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Rochester
Allen Richards
Sullivan
Dell Richards
William Murray
Greenwich
Goodacre
Herbert Wendt
Cleveland
Wendt
Joseph Zamba
Harry Sojeba
Novelists Seek Truth in Man Life Failing to Please
Writers strive to depict human life and deeds with honesty, yet often uncover ugliness in truth. The pursuit reveals harsh realities about human behavior and society.
Union Communion and Evangelistic Services Held Nearby
Union Communion will be at Henrietta Hall church on Sunday March 12 at 11 15 a m with Rev W Allen of Fremont in charge Evangelistic services are at Henrietta Hill church Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week Rev Amore and the Fisherman's Club of Elyria Bankst church will lead Congregation invited to attend
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Henrietta Hall Church
W. Allen
Fremont
Henrietta Hill Church
Amore
Fisherman’s Club
Elyria Bankst Church
Community social notes from Amherst area and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs George Knittle attended Po mona Grange in Columbia Saturday. Several locals joined a Brownhelm Henrietta South Ridge church conference at Henrietta Evangelical. Families visited relatives in Mansfield Cleveland Elyria and New London. Wedding anniversary of Edward Wiech noted. Many local residents spent Sundays with kin and friends across Amherst Elyria Murray Ridge Lorain and Case Road.
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George Knittle
Pomona
Newton Baus
Mansfield
Mitchel
Marion Knittle
Henry Ficht
Cleveland
Clyde MacBeth
Fred Green
George Thompson
Elyria
Joshua Thompson
Richard Sletcher
McBeth
Sadie Beal
Harold
George Hollingsworth
Amherst
Lee Womack
Robert
Frank Laraway
Kathryn Schild
Edward Wiech
Murray Ridge
Anthony Delefield
Elsie
Ida
Andy Erhart
Lorain
Miriam Fowl
Geraldine Woods
Ralph McDonald
New London
Harland Schlechter
Carolyn Elizabeth
Henrietta
Milton Schlechter
Mrs A Delefield Called On Sunday Afternoon
A report notes that Mrs A Delefield was visited on Sunday afternoon in a social or domestic context. The fragment confirms a social call without additional details or outcomes.
Boys 4-H club meeting at school house Friday
The Boys 4-H club gathered at the school house Friday evening with county extension agent Mr Hummel in attendance. Officers led the business session while projects for the year were discussed and games followed. The group plans another meeting at the school house on April 1 with Elyria Mr Hummel, Clarence Schroeder, Frank Stang, Robert Amore, Russell Schroeder, Nelson Schroeder, Ray Hiscox, George and James Schroeder listed as attendees.
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Evenin
Mr. Hummel
County Extensiongent
Regula
Agai
Mr. Humme O Elyria
Clarence Schroeder
Frank Stang
Rober Amore
Russell
Nelso Schroeder
Ray Hiscox
George
James Super
Lindy Lodge hosts club meeting at Murray Ridge
Ten members of the Lindy Lodge gathered at Pearl Godfrey's home on Murray Ridge Tuesday evening for a brief business session. They planned a Kid Party to be held at Doris Jack son’s home on Grafton Road in April. Music, dancing, social time, and candle-lit dining with fray and white wing insignia favors completed the event.
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Murray Ridge
Lindy Lodge
Pearl Godfrey
Doris Jack
Grafton Road
Weichs Celebrate 33rd Wedding Anniversary at Home
A gathering of friends and relatives at Mr and Mrs Edward Weichs home Saturday evening honored their 33rd wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Becker and family Mr and Mrs Dehn Palmer and family Mr and Mrs George Becker Amherst R Welch and son Howard Miss Flora Sudro Mrs William Welch and son Howard Mr and Mrs Herbert Welch and daughter Gloria Mr and Mrs Harvey Kress and son Mrs Catherine Schild and Miss Lois Bishop Elyria. Cards were exchanged and late refreshments were served.
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Edward Weich
Edward Becker
Dehn Palmer
George Becker
Amherst
R. Welch
Howard
Flora Sudro
William Welch
Herbert Welch
Gloria
Harvey Kress
Catherle Schild
Lois Bishop
Elyria
Rural Welfare League Holds Quilt Making Meeting
Mrs John Dellefield hosted Rural Welfare League members for an afternoon of quilt block cutting and binding at her home Tuesday. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Fesler Vice President Mrs J Dellefield Secretary Mrs William Cook Treasurer Mrs Grace Gannett Purchasing agent Mrs Mary Tapper and Publicity Mrs J Dellefield The group will meet monthly with the April session at Mrs Louie Spiegleberg's home Present were Mrs Arthur Fesler Mrs Elizabeth Grills Mrs William Cook Mrs E C Schubert Mrs M Tapper Mrs George Krittle Iram Spiegleberg and one guest Miss Parrott
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John Dellefield
Rural Welfare League
Fesler
J. Dellefield
William Cook
Grace Gannett
Mary Tapper
Louie Spiegleberg
Arthur Fesler
Elizabeth Grills
E. C. Schubert
M. Tapper
George Krittle
Iram Spiegleberg
Miss Parrott
Elyria Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs A J Derek visited Mr and Mrs J Matson and family in Elyria Monday evening. Steve Ronez attended orchestra practice at the Hang home. Frank, Louis Eldred, and the Decker and Fester families attended Carlisle Grange Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs H Comson of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs E W Eppley Tuesday evening.
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A. J. Derek
J. Matson
Elyria
Steve Ronez
Hang Home
Fred Decker
Arthur Fester
Afta
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Hoover
Houston
Tex
Albert Ottinger
Charles H. Tuttle
James A. Farler
Nell
Toledo Blade
Persia
the Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association of America
Parkershire
W. Vgens
Chronicle-Telegram
Society
Cla&s
South Ridge
Ralph Fowl
Emma Fowl
Howard Salisbury
Case Road
Albert Smth
Robert Craft
A. Delefield
Rene Stang
Henry Hahn
East Amherst
Ida Delefield
George Lamberton
Edward Stang
St. Paul’s Church
Clara Hollis
Cleveland St. Bartlett
Murbach Coal & Lioniy Co
W. Bridge
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