Roosevelt plans new St Lawrence River treaty with Canada
President Roosevelt said the United States will seek a new treaty with Canada on the St Lawrence River after the last agreement failed to be ratified. He noted no immediate submission to Congress and planned a housing conference with admin experts, delaying due to missing reports, while signaling a March 19 message on relief and departure for the South.
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Washington
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Congress
Sta. Lawrence
Kipton Illustrated Talk to Feature Palestine Lecture
Kipton March 14 Dr May er Oberlin will present an illustrated lecture on Palestine at Kipton Community church Sunday evening. The Kipton Grange held a regular meeting Tuesday with large attendance, and an officers meeting was held in Penfield Thursday. Ladies Aid met for an all day quilting session with a tureen dinner served at noon. Ernest Sabin birthday observed with family gatherings. Various local visits and social events are noted including Young Women's Club activities and recent church meetings. The report closes with Goethe and Schiller side by side in Weimar.
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Kipton
Mayer Oberlin
Kipton Community
Kipton Grangs
Penfield
Gene Ostreim
Jessie Mellor
Bvy Emory
Ladies
Ladies Aid
Camden Baptist Church
Wetnesder
Guy Morgan
Murder at Harding Manor The Red Letter Threat Unravels a Clue
Detective Jane Hall and Bruce Kirby uncover a red typed threat demanding a ruby from Em Harding. A cufflink bearing Castian signals a hidden killer as a terrace break in extends suspicion. Kirby exposes the typewriter used for the threats, setting up a final confrontation.
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Jane Hall
Sini
Audrey
Harding
Albert Santrey
Bruce Kirby
Santrey
Drumm
Jane
Kirby
Hardy
Bruce
Fereng Kirby
Emery Harding
Kirby Greffir
Castian
Sian
Bob
Jare
Bette
Surprising tax plan could shake Ford and rivals
In CHOICE James McMail explores a proposed corporate surplus tax altering profits and prices. It could force Henry Ford and other dominant firms to cut car costs or raise wages, pressuring competitors and reshaping industry pricing and wages. Maury Maverick warns such a law might muzzle critics of Roosevelt policies while evaluating its political risks and broader economic aims.
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White House
Treasury
Henry Ford
Industris Bellowethers
Ford
NRA
Washington notes on Chamber influence and AAA politics
A sweeping Washington roundup discusses the U S Chamber of Commerce influence on policy, debates over the farm subsidy program, and reactions to the Supreme Court's AAA ruling. It mentions NAM leadership, Wallace's soil plan, and banker discontent while flagging privacy concerns and political maneuvering in the capital. Also touches on a Seneca coin incident and Oregon State College police notes.
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Alabama
American Liberty League
National Association of Manufacturers
Specie
Washington
J Friends
Chamber
Busine
Harrison
NEA
Were House
Watson
Teagle
Sloan
Daniel Ropers
NAM
White House
Xeil Barkinshay
Brano
Richard B Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Bim
Bizzier
Panjama Canal
Hitler
Mussolini
Mongolia
France
Liberty League
Wallace
Federal Communications Commission
Black Committee
Chrysler Six and Eight convertibles gain rigidity
Chrysler announces rigid X-type frame convertibles for the Chrysler Six and Chrysler Eight models. The new independent frame eliminates rattles and weave, combining closed-car protection with open-air freedom. Heavy cross members support the body, while a floorboard runs the length of the chassis, delivering stability comparable to closed convertibles.
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Chrysler
Boise
Studebaker Posts Peak Exports in Seven Years
Studebaker Exports Largest In Years. February shipments of cars and trucks topped all months since 1929, with 1935 and 1936 marks breaking prior records. Arvid L. Frank of Studebaker Export Corp notes overseas demand for the new Metro and Standard trucks, plus stronger car shipments, lifting a seven year export peak and signaling strong reception for the 1936 line.
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South Bend
Iind
Arvid L. Frank
Studebaker
Fts
J Storr
Frank
Chevrolet reports record February and year sales
Chevrolet Motor Company announced U S retail car and truck sales for February totaling 70,087 with year to March 1 at 145,789, a first five month high. Used car sales rose sharply with February up 65,000 units from 1935, January and February totaling 316,662, the highest for Chevrolet. W E Holler noted continued demand due to advertising campaigns and improved buying conditions.
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Chevrolet Motor Company Today
United States
Chevrolet
W. E.holler
Vie
Campus Official Warns Against Smoking On Grounds
An official threatens removal of cigarettes from violators on campus as part of enforcing tradition. The report notes a large number of disaffected youths, about three million nationwide ages 16 to 24, out of school and unemployed, highlighting broader social issues.
Oldsmobile Safety Draws Many Buyers
Oldsmobile reports record sales after introducing safety features. D E Ralston cites solid steel top by Fisher, reinforced body, hydraulic brakes, Fisher ventilation, weight redistribution, stabilizer, and knee-action wheels with center-control steering as key factors boosting demand across major U.S. shows.
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D. E. Ralston
Oldsmobile
Ralston
America
Oidsmopite
Fisher
Dodge Auto Factory Buys Diamonds for Tooling
Dodge division of Chrysler Corp buys close to 2000 diamonds averaging 5 carats for trimming abrasive grinding wheels used in engine component production. Diamonds from Kimberley mines in South Africa supply hard, color varied stones set in tools. workers even requisition tools to pocket diamonds. Diamonds wear down and are recut for reuse in maintenance of the grinding process.
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Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Kimterler
South Africa
Im Miladry
Road Information for Winter Roughness and State Routes
After severe winter storms main roads are rough or impassable in Kentucky, Tennessee, New York, and Pennsylvania. Get current route details from the Elyria Automobile Club before travel. Key Ohio routes listed to Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and surrounding areas with detours and connections to US Highways and state roads.
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Tenness
New York
Pennsylvania
Toledo
S. R
Lorain
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
U. S
Chicago
Columbus
E. S
Ober- Hill
Ashland
Delaware
Edinburg
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Selem
Lisbon
Canton
Wheeling
Medina
TC. S
Massillon
Steubenville
W_ Va
Bureau on Wheels Helps Veterans Apply for Benefits
War veterans organize a traveling bureau that visits invalid veterans, collects fingerprints, and carries bonus applications to headquarters for processing.
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Toledq
Regulation versus direction in government and business
An essay argues that regulation is a judicial function while directing business is a specialized economic activity best handled by market forces. Government should regulate to preserve freedom, not direct economic processes. Quackery in regulation harms consumers, workers, and capital providers. expertise comes from practical experience, not political schooling.
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Patie
Put-Rolief
Chatham Banquet Plans and Honor Roll List
The Mother's and Daughters Banquet will be held in the school auditorium on March 20 with a planned program. Honor students from the high school include freshmen Phisilis Grim Hart Stuart Harden Clifford Allan Koerber sophomores Helen Lewis Alma Pickering Albert Akers Elsie Push Albers Schroeder juniors Lilian Clifford Rey Martin Leonard Puen Frances Eb Hiott Evelyn Chrd Mary Dodge Carosie Kulp Billa Koerber Olive Mattingly Helen Ruble and Margaret Walkden. Joe Friday, an educated Indian from Timaginia Provincial Park Canada, was accompanied to Eaton school by MCA teacher Mr Houseman of Medina on Tuesday afternoon to address the students.
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Chatham
Mother's and Daughters
Phisilis Grim
Hart Stuart
Harden Clifford
Allan Koerber
Helen Lewis
Alma Pickering
Albert Akers
Elsie Push
Albers Schroeder
Lilian Cliford
Rey Martin
Leonard Puen
Frances Eb Hiott
Evelyn Chrd
Mary Dodge
Carosie Kulp
Billa Koerber
Olive Mattingly
Helen Ruble
Margaret Walkden
Joe Friday
Timaginia Provincial Park
Canada
Eaton School
Mr. Houseman
Women Meet for Comforter at Mrs Baker's Home
A group of M E Church women assembled at Mrs William Bakers home for a comforter making session on Wednesday afternoon. The Frank Koerber family relocated from south of Chatham to Roy Vague farm on Smith Road Wednesday. The Earl Stints family plans to move from Chatham to Penfield where a farm has been rented. Congregational Choir practice is set for Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Herr. French West Africa is described as more than half the size of the continental United States.
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Arizona
M. E
William Baker
Frank Koerber
Chatham
Roy Vague
Smith Road
Earl Stints
Penfield
Edward Herr
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