Roosevelt Budget Dance Skirts Tax Change Forecasts
The piece surveys 1938 budget prospects and tax policy under Roosevelt, Eccles, and Morgenthau, noting expected income tax shortfalls, W P A costs, and a possible deficit around $916 million. It discusses labor unrest, probability of no new levies this session, and speculation on a third term. It also mentions factory prep for future orders and wartime material production.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Marriner Eccles
Morgenthau
Eccles
Congress
Markets to 1940 Guarded as War Stays Neutral
Markets are expected to run through 1940 with limited expansion to avoid costly overreach. Since 1914 to 1937, government surveillance of these industries has increased, enabling war risk checks on stock issues and sales to enforce neutrality rules and deter pro war pressure from bankers.
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United States
American diplomats urge Mexico hire sports writer to boost baseball campaign
Officials in Washington advocate a Mexican campaign to promote baseball and other team sports to strengthen ties with Mexico City. The note cites government support for sport as cultural uplift and health, while other items mention revolutionary damages payments to France and Italy and income tax funding.
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Rio Grande
Washington
Mexico City
France
Italy
Te Ibs
Connie Mack
Mexico
Avon 16 Club Hosts Games and Prizes at Buck Home
Members of the Sixteen Club met at Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck on Center Road for an evening of card games. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Pickering and Mr Robert Pickering. Afterward a lunch was served. The group will meet in two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs G T Jensen.
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Avon
Arnold Buck
Center Road
Frank Pickering
Robert Pickering
G. T. Jensen
Epworth League Presents Ja son the Blind Disciple Play
Rochester church notes report Epworth League will stage Ja son the Blind Disciple on Easter Sunday at 8 pm in the Methodist church. All are welcome. Center Aid Society met last week at Mrs. Brundage's home replacing the April session with special sewing. Baptist Missionary Society schedules an all day meeting next Wednesday at Mrs. Mildred Rowland's home. Harmonical Society of the M E church to meet Friday April 2 in the church dining room for dinner. All are welcome.
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Rochester
Epworth League
Jason the
Methodist
Center Aid Society
Brundage
Baptist Missionary Society
Mildred Rowland
Harmonical Society
M. E. Church
Pleasant Sunday School Mothers Entertained at Church Basemen
The primary department and mothers of the children were pleasantly entertained Friday afternoon from four to six o'clock by their teachers Mesdames Cowie Babcock and Snyder in the church basement with Rev H. attending.
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Methodist Sunday School
Mesdames Cowie, Babcock and Snyder
Rev
Easter Church Programs Outline in Amherst Ohio
Amherst churches conclude Lent with special services and Holy Week programs. On Sunday congregations will hear the Easter message of faith and hope through sermons and songs as listed by the local churches.
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Amherst
Easter Sunrise Communion at St. Peter's Church
Rev C E Schmidt leads Easter services starting with a 6 30 a m sunrise communion where confirmands share first communion Music includes choir pieces In Josephs Garden sung by soprano Mrs Karl Kaley Elyrila and a vocal solo Bible School at 9 30 and main service at 10 39 with Holy Communion Choir sings A Morning of Beauty by Jean Sibelius
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ST. Peter’s
Jean Sibelius
Easter Thoughts Theme Promoted at Methodist Service
Rev. B. H. Ryan leads morning worship at 11 a m with the choir numed by Mesdames Zilch and Hearn. Sunday School follows at 9 45 with the usual hour.
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Methodist Episcopal
B. H. Ryan
Mesdames Zilch
Hearn
St Pauls Lutheran English and German Services listed
Rev R C Bosse pastor conducts English worship at 8 a m with Holy Communion and German service at 10 a m on the topic Our Living Saviour.
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ST. Paul's Lutheran
R. C. Bosse
First Evangelical Church announces services and events
Rev. M A Hayes leads morning worship at 10 30 with theme The Ever Present King. Church School at 9 15 with Clayton Springer superintendent. Special music by Doris Gaehr. Young Peoples meeting at 6 45 led by Beverly Bruce. Evening service at 730 with theme The Fathers Love.
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First Evangelical
M.A. Hayes
Clayton Springer
Doris Gaehr
Beverly Bruce
Sunrise Congregational Services and Sermons Listed
Rev. Thomas Williams presides with sunrise service at 7 a m and 10 45 a m church service featuring sermons titled Rays of Light from an Empty Tomb and The Living Presence Church School led by Kenneth Alexander at 9 45 a m.
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Thomas Williams
Kenneth Alexander
St Joseph Catholic Easter Sunday Low Mass
Rev James Smith leads Easter Sunday low mass at St Joseph Catholic Church with parishioners attending in quiet devotion. The service emphasizes reflection and renewal as springtime commences.
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ST. Joseph Catholic
James Smith
Patrick assists with games and hosts serve refreshments
H Patrick attended and helped with the games while the host served dainty refreshments.
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H. Patrick
Lake Avenue Church to Meet at Schoolhouse Sunday
Lake Avenue Community church holds regular services at Lake Avenue Schoolhouse on Sunday March 28. Bible school begins 9 30 led by Otto Jab bush. Preaching and holy communion follow at 10 45 with pastor Earl R Peck. A special program will be presented.
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Lake Avenue
Adult Bible Class Meets at Otto Home for Monthly Session
The Adult Bible Class held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto. Members discussed upcoming activities and shared fellowship in a neighborhood gathering.
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Otto
Mass at eight and High Mass ten with Benediction
The schedule lists Mass at eight o'clock and High Mass at ten o'clock followed by Benediction, indicating a church service sequence for the day.
Unban Pastor Foursquare Mrs James Morning Worship
Mrs James Un ban, pastor, leads morning worship at 10:00 and evangelistic services at 7:30 p m.
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Foursquare
James Unban
Good Friday Union Service At St Peters Church
Churches held a union Good Friday service at St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed with Rev C E Schmidt in charge and Rev M A Hayes giving prayers. Rev S J Roger spoke on The Significance of Good Friday to Us as a union choir sang There is a Green Hill Far Away Beneath the Cross of Jesus. The Women’s Union then hosted a Lenten Quiet Hour and a program The Power of the Cross with readings prayers and poem I Never Cut My Neighbor's Throat led by Mrs L Roemer.
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St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
M. A. Hayes
First Evangelical Church
S. J. Roger
Vermilion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jesus
Women’s Union
Prayer Group Plans Lorain Evangelistic Services Tonight
The Men's Prayer group of the Foursquare church will attend services at East Side Baptist Church in Lorain this evening. Easter services begin with a 5 30 sunrise sermon by Mrs. Glen Horst on The Resurrection Morn followed by a 10 o clock Sunday School program and a Sunday evening sermon titled Will You Be In That Number.
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Foursquare Church
East Side Baptist Church
Lorain
Glen Horst
Local Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include David Yarnath of South Amherst and Mrs. Fred Mudrich of South Amherst. Discharges include William Kane of North Main Street and David Yarnath of South Amherst.
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David Yarnath
South Amherst
Fred Mudrich
William Kane
North Main Street
Amherst Visitors And Guests Reported
Rev and Mrs S I Roger of Ver milion visited Amherst Friday afternoon. Mrs E Kessler and her son Eldon from Cleveland have been guests at the John Deuschle home in recent days.
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S. I. Roger
Vermilion
Amherst
E. Kessler
Eldon
Cleveland
John Deuschle
Jabbush Friday Evening Prayer and Scripture Service
After a brief business session the gathering focused on scripture readings and reflections on the last week of Christ life. Rev Peck led prayer and Mrs Crosby read as two duets "Have You Been in the Garden With Jesus" were sung by Mrs B R Peck and Mrs Schaeffer. The class plans to meet at the Taylor home on the fourth Friday in April with refreshments by Mrs Green and Mrs Peck.
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Lfe of Christ
Rev. Peck
Mary Crosby
Jesus
B. R. Peck
Names Change To Franca Somigli For Met Opera Debut
Marian Bruce Clark changes to Franca Somigli after studying in Italy in 1927. She returns to sing Puccini roles at the Metropolitan Opera in Madame Butterfly Cio San. Her engagements include La Scala in April and Buenos Aires in May. She is a niece of Morris S Tremaine and studied at Spence School Stetson Ursuline Academy and College of New Rochelle.
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Bturmgherphen
Marian Bruce Clark
Franca Somigli
Marian
Franca
Italy
Miss Clark
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Somigli
la Scala
Buenos Aires
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Salzburg
Jigger for Style In New Season Tailored Roughout
The jigger suit debuts this season with a straight skirt and hip length unfitted jacket. It suits tweeds and country fabrics and resembles a fishermans oilskin jacket with squared shoulders and notched lapels.
Easter Plans Mentioned for Horick and Hogan Families
Mrs John Horick Sill plans Easter at her home while Mr and Mrs John Hogan visit his brother in Pennsylvania with other friends.
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John Horick
John Hogan
Pennsylvania
Newsboy Cries Barred In Tulsa
Tulsa laws reveal odd rules from long-dead councils. Junk dealers must build tall fences, newsboys cannot tout items, and speeding in horse and buggy is banned. Weapons display and carrying limits are enforced, with taxes on paupers allowed but not collected.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ten Million Moved in Bank Relocation Across Beaumont Block
In Beaumont Texas a security operation surrounds First National Bank as $10,000,000 is moved from the old building to a new location one block away. Dozens of deputy sheriffs and patrolmen guard with rifles, while other officers monitor from nearby windows during the transfer day.
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Beaumont
Tex
First National Bank
Rare Chinese Animals Mounted In Museum
The Free Natural History Museum in Philadelphia houses the globe’s only exhibited group of Sze-Chuan takin from West China. The display includes a bull, a cow, and a three month old calf, with takin described as a cross between a goat and a cow and related to the Rocky Mountain goat.
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Philadelphia
Free Natural History Museum
China
Himalayas
Marco Polo
To Write Book On Travels In U S By Miss Lee
HOLLYWOOD Thirty thousand miles of travel in two years by June Lee former Chicago clerk now in Hollywood gathering material for a travel book. She plans days around movie studios then a trip to New England visiting Connecticut Maine Vermont and New Hampshire. She has touched forty four states since leaving Chicago in 1934 traveling by air train auto and bus. She recalls fishing off Palm Beach with former Gov Alfred E Smith of New York. She has done magazine writing and aims to finish a first novel before a future European trip.
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Hollywoop
June Lee
Chicago
Miss Lee
New England
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Palm Beach
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Europe
Harvard Fingerprints Fish Scales In Study
Harvard College researchers under the Federal Bureau of Fisheries fingerprint fish scales, noting circular markings like human fingerprints visible under a microscope. The work, led by biologist Robert A. Nesbit with WPA help, has collected 60,000 scales from squeeteague, weakfish, and gray trout to guide conservation policies.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard College
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Robert A. Nesbit
Nesbit
WPA
New England
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
European Population in Transvaal Surpasses Cape Province
South Africa’s census shows the Transvaal now has the larger European population, overtaking the Cape Province for the first time. The shift marks a notable demographic change in the nation’s principal regions.
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Transvaal
Cape Province
South Africa
Colorado Dance Contest At City Auditorium
The annual oldtime dance event will be held here on April 14 and 15 at the city auditorium. Besides the fiddling championship there will be square dancing contests and prizes for best group. Other prize dances include heel and toe polka military walse rye waltz and western varsouvienne.
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Colorado
Grant Right To Trap in Philadelphia Park
Philadelphia park officials authorize trapping of weasel muskrat and other animals within city limits The Fairmount Park Commission grants trapping rights in Pennypack Park to the state due to animal damage to Mo
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Grant
Philadelphia Park
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park Commission
Pennypack Park
March Cold Spell Helps Protect Peach Crop Later
A brief note observes that a cold spell in March can shield the upcoming peach crop from damage in April, impacting agricultural expectations.
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White House
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Berlin Heights
Elden Pickering
Horace Lynes
Lansing
Michigan
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G. L. Jenkins
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Nib. C. Red Network
Clyde Refenning
Elyria Savings
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Internal Revenue
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Canada
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
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North Elyria
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Grafton
Y. A. Olin
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Ashtabula
Albert King
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Hospital News
Sheryl Lavon
Singer
Talbot Lake
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Philco
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