TVA battles private power firms and New Deal politics
Enraged George Norris urges TVA directors to sue private power interests to recover legal costs and potential lost revenues. He argues lawsuits would distract Edison Electric Institute and protect New Deal power schemes. The piece links Capitol Hill battles over 1937 relief and West East politics with Senator McNary and Pat Harrison shaping bipartisan responses.
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Bankers face tax plan amid New Deal regulatory push
The article surveys reactions to presidential election talk and a proposed tax reform affecting corporate income and capital stock, noting anticipated shifts for banks and big corporations. It discusses Supreme Court risk, bank capital and deposits dynamics, and the Securities and Exchange Commission actions while hinting at insider caution ahead of November.
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Huntington Grange Pedro Party in Huntington Ohio
The Grange Pedro party at Tarslor-Cos home Saturday night featured Mr and Mrs Ted Mohos Mr and Mrs Rowland Me Mr and Mrs Glenroe Mohos Mr and Mrs Ford Jewerre Mr and Mrs Rehor Ryzboril Harcy Mervin Merron Cos Mr and Mrs Johnson Crite and family plus other locals. Prizes awarded to Johnson Crite high Ford Jewette lox and Franklin Bottomlee young set. Elvrra Memorial Hospital treated a head infection Friday.
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Grace
Francis Coe
Mrran Hines
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Brownhelm School Notes Features Class and Briefs
Brownhelm O March 13 A group of classmates of Elsie and others gathered at Mrs. Wimesment. Senior class met at one of Mr and Mrs William. Class play discussed refreshments served to Miss Barber Ruth Herehler Elizabeth Anzersbach Walter Fritsch James Lumbach George Vasa Alex Mori Philip Daw ler. The third of nine weeks tests will be given this week. Bertha Barrer substituting for Norwood Hearn. senior class pictures next week. Warren Leimbach ill with scarlet fever returned to school. March 20 event at Clearview April 20 preparations and rehearsals for musical numbers for contest.
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Ruth Herehler
Elizabeth Anzersbach
Walter Fritsch
James Lumbach
George Vasa
Alex Mori
Philip Dawler
Bertha Barrer
S. Norwood Hearn
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Warren Leimbach
Marjorie Whyte
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Senior Class Meeting Chooses Flower Colors
Patham senior class met on March 13 and selected their flower as read and white with red accents. The discussion touched on exchanges and price concerns as buyers consider implications for cheaper seed classifications and broader security issues.
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Wooster meeting and Mothers and Daughters Banquet plans
Sunday evening gathering names Elmo MecVicker as Jestler and Cleve land in charge for next Sunday. Mrs Ward of Wooster to speak at Mothers and Daughters Banquet. Mrs Ernest Clap to discuss What We Owe Our ters and Billa Koerher to address What We Owe Gur. Garver named mistress of girls secr ette. Kari Stuart unable to attend school. Mr Charlies Grim led Senior Class photo day. Mr and Mrs Fr Otterson and Mr and Mrs Harold Otterson from Olmsted Falls hosted. Myrtle Clinesmith of Elyria Memorial Hospital visited. Leona Maetz of Wattsworth visited parents. Broadsword-home reference.
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Kiss Costs Five For Losing Control On Road
In Burlingame Mrs Elmer Ratliff was fined five dollars after her husband exclaimed she kissed him during a drive triggering the incident. The court case notes an unexpected romance led to a minor traffic penalty.
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