Senate defeats Wheeler amendment on government reorganization bill
The Senate voted 48 to 39 to defeat a Wheeler amendment aimed at requiring congressional approval for any government reorganization by the President. The bill would authorize transfers and consolidations within 60 days unless overridden by Congress, replace the civil service board with a single administrator, and appoint an auditor general for post audits of expenditures. Supporters warn of concentrated power while noting favorable votes from Burkley Donahey Brown and Vandenberg and praising their stance on individual freedom.
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Oppression Drives Austrian Jewish Doctors to Despair
The report details Jewish physicians and leaders in Austria taking their own lives to escape Nazi oppression. Vienna officials and synagogues are under guard as Kurt Schusehnige Jr. is held by Nazis to deter his father from escape. The piece laments the loss of skilled medical men to fascist tyranny and notes the hostage like treatment of a former chancellor’s son.
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Vienna
Kurt Schusehnige
Belvidere Palace
Germany
Hitler
Seattle Elects Langlie Mayor In Reform Drive
Seattle voters chose Langlie over Meyers by 78,997 to 48,114. He pledges political and financial housecleaning, impartial labor stance, and annual municipal savings of half a million dollars, backed by a broad citizen coalition. The city aims for cleaner, steadier government after labor and wartime disruptions.
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Victor A. Mexers
Washington
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Sinea Langhe
New Order of Cincinnatus
Young Wen
Pacific Coast
Langlie
Organized Labor
CIO
AFL
Meyers
Fowas
Signs crowd roads in violation and safety concerns
The article notes signs obstruct lines of sight on curves and roads, all done under lawful approval with workers considering owners of the signs. It questions how so many signs remained along public roads and labels many as improper ornaments that should never have been permitted.
Worgan and Lilienthal clash over future policy in Washington
The piece sketches a Washington clash between engineering led by Worgan and reformer Lilienthal. It profiles Arthur Morgan as a solo figure with an honorary doctorate and a history as builder of reservoirs and dams, contrasting his method with Lilienthal's rapid, sweeping reform aims. It notes President Roosevelt's shifting stance toward Congress and the press, the public and political tension, and mentions figures like Victor Hunt Harding and Blanche King in a broad political milieu.
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Washington
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Richard Whitney
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
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Douglas
Whitney House
Santiago
Anniversary notes list notable figures and events across years
A compressed civic page lists births and deaths of William Penn Nixon Edmund Duncan Montgomery George Herbert Palmer William Jennings Bryan William Morton Wheler and George F Baker with dates and places. It also recalls 1831 Webster Parkman murder trial 1898 OregonSouth America voyage and 1919 New York brewer Internal Revenue rule clash 1920 Cork mayor shot. Ends with remarks on tax relief Senate battles new naval bill FTC powers.
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Chicago
Warne Co
Ind
Edmund Duncan Montgomery
Texas
Elizabeth Ney
Scotland
George Herbert Palmer
Harvard
Boston
William Jennings Bryan
Jacksonville
Amt Econgressman
Salem
Dayton
Tenn
William Morton Wheler
Harvards
Milwaukee
George F. Baker
New York
Webster
Parkman
S. Orecon
San Francisco
South America
Florida
Spain
Internal Revenue Dept
Cork
Hollywood Idol Chatter Mixes Star Nods And Name-Dropping
In a lively Hollywood page, Jimmie Fidler riffs on star egos and feuding moods. The column riffs on Charlie Bitterworth's expressive face, rumors about autographs at sensational murders, and quips about Bette Davis, Beverly Roberts, Ray Milland, Akim Tamiroff, and J Barrymore. It notes misprints and playful lines about industry personalities and recent events across the scene.
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Hollywood
Charlie Bitterworth
Lilly Mae
Bette Davis
Oxford
Beverly Roberts
Don Cossack
Francisha Gaal
Ray Milland
J. Barrymore
Annizis
Steffi Dunn
Rochelle Hudson
Akim Tamioff
Bli
Today's Horoscope Predicts Deep Insight and Calm Study
The reader is advised to focus on medicine and serene literature, noting unusual mental powers and a desire to explore the heart of things. An emphasis on inner laws and a quest for deeper understanding guides the day.
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Knosh Dee
Daily Horoscope For March 10
Today a native shows mixed focus and patience as two paths diverge. A careful study of both options edges toward clarity on the correct course for success.
Banquet set for March 34 in Lorain county Grange
Amherst Ohio March 12 officers of subordinate Granges in Lorain County plan a banquet at Haton on March 34 with State Chaplain William Patterson as speaker. High School hosts 7:30 start. Oberlin Grange and Jocal Grange schedule programs on April 7 and April 12 respectively. lecturers Marian Knutcle to attend the Columbus school March 21 95. Youth Council to meet next Monday evening.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Haton
William Patterson
Nickery
Marian Knutcle
Columbus
Prodigal Son Parable Reflected In Easter Readings
A church notes a March service reading from Luke about the prodigal son, stressing forgiveness and repentance. The reflection contrasts two brothers, urging humility, mercy, and self examination under God’s generous love despite human faults.
Woman's Benefit Assn Hosts April Meeting Prep
Mrs. Adam Schroeder hosted the Women’s Benefit Association gathering on Elyria avenue with business and April meeting pins prepared. Honors in contests went to Mrs. Ben Nickel and Miss Ella Jaeger. a St Patrick themed dessert was served to guests including Mrs. Angle Guild and Mrs. Charles Sabfors among others.
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Angle Guild
Gust Terme
Aa. Hl. Denier
Cora Sawyer
Ry Avery
Ben Nick
Charles Sabfors
Hl Normer
Ella Jaeger
G Man Speaks at Chapel and Club Notes
G Man spoke at a local chapel addressing junior and senior high students about crime tracking and law enforcement methods. Community notices include routine church circle reports, hostess duties, visitor greetings, and upcoming meetings with local residents noted across Crete and nearby towns.
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