Roosevelts fate debated by New Deal critics
The National Whirligig reports a New York Republican strategist Hilles estimates a Roosevelt defeat possible, listing states likely won by opposing forces and arguing business opposition to FDR. It notes a split among conservatives over possible 1940 nominees and discusses labor alliances, cotton policy, and tax moves as factors shaping the political landscape.
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London
Borah
Roosevelt
Ned
Townsend
New York
American Federation of Labor
Jim Farlex
Federation
Charley Michelson
Old Glory Grange Meeting Set for March 20
Old Glory Grange will hold its meeting Monday evening March 20. All members are expected to be present and each family Please bring sandwiches and a covered dish.
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OLD Glory Grange
Chrysler Overdrive Tachometer Shows Fuel and Wear Savings
Chrysler and Studebaker engineers highlight overdrive benefits with a two dial tachometer on Chrysler instruments. One dial tracks speed, revolutions in conventional drive, and overdrive engine RPM, illustrating fuel and oil savings. Studebaker adds a hill holder that prevents rollback when releasing the brake.
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Chrysler
Ford Expert Sees New Farm Crop Uses in Industry
Ford Motor Company official R H McCarroll told Farmers National Grain Association in Chicago that Edison Institute experiments in sorbean derivatives plastics and benzh cellulose aim to create on farm processing plants. Ford Rouge will add a farm products department to mold and process crops for use in vehicle parts and paints.
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Edison Technological Institute
R. H. McCarroll
Ford Motor Company
Farmers National Grain Association
Chiazo
Edison Institute
Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Rouge
Hill Holder Feature Boosts Studebaker Appeal
The 1936 Studebaker line gains fame for its automatic hill holder a brake clutch coordination device praised as a major first. Reports from dealers say the feature addresses the challenge of starting on grades, letting motorists release both controls smoothly as acceleration begins.
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Studebaker
Studebakers
Holger
Oldsmobile Installs Automatic Optometric Lamp Aimer
Oldsmobile introduces an automatic optometric headlamp aiming system at the Laosing plant. The fixture uses three condensing lenses and a target with horizontal and vertical lines to precisely define and align beam patterns for Six and Eight models. Mechanics adjust lamps on a raised platform as the new device sharply defines beam edges at a close distance.
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Oldsmobile
Olds Motor Works
Laosing
Chevrolet 1936 Models Reach 530000 In Winter Output
Detroit March 28. Chevrolet reports over 530000 1936 cars and trucks produced by M. E. Coyle, president. The winter production aimed to keep labor steady, stock dealers well supplied, and used car issues contained through aggressive advertising and dealer cooperation.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
M. E. Coyle
Chevrolet Motor Company
Mr. Coyle
Road Information For Post Winter Travel In Ohio And Nearby States
After severe winter weather many macadam roads are rough or impassable especially in Kentucky and Tennessee. Prefer routes to Florida via the east and routes to Chicago through Fremont and Norwalk. Listings include Columbus Oberlin to Ashland Delaware Mansfield Mt. Vernon and Sunbury routes. Details cover Cleveland Erie Buffalo and links to Pennsylvania New York and West Virginia. For further route data contact Elyria Auto.
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Toledo
Lorain
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Cleveland - Erie
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Lisven
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Miss June Hostetler Visits Elyria Friends
Miss June Hostetler spent the weekend with her friend Miss Marian Spencer in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mills and three children of Norwalk, plus the Mills and Brand households from Lorain, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Brand. The group enjoyed warm sugar. Mr. and Mrs. Orria Fackier and son of Nova were Sunday guests.
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June Hostetler
Marian Spencer
Elyria
Paul Mills
Norwalk
Robert Mills
LeRoy Mills
Lorain
A. G. Mills
Perry Brand
Orria Fackier
Nova
Local social notes from parish and area visits
Mr and Mrs Clarence E Beard and family hosted Rev Tucker Humphrey and Edwin Humphrey with Rev Will Wiener of Oberlin for Monday luncheon. Elizabeth Jordan visits aunt Mrs Leon Beam in Heartletta. Mr and Mrs Clinton Starr of Detroit were overnight guests of Aunt A M Sherburne. A E Hostettier spent Sunday with his sister and husband at Ladd in Kipton. G Mills and daughter Leis Brandt and niece Rita Beard visited daughter and husband Earl Davidson at Brighton. Mrs F C West attended the funeral of cousin Mrs L He Rugs in Wellington. Mrs Dean of Amberta instituted Miss Blanche Sree to her aunt Mrs Joba and family at Field. Miss Green stayed with aunt Mrs Al Baumanabe at Fields Sunday to Wednesday. Mrs W H Green drove to Fields Wednesday with Lecilie. Attorney Metcalf and two women Edward and Jack of Oberlin were guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Brandt and visited sugar camp of Mr Herry Kruger.
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Clarence E. Beard
Tucker Humphrey
Edwin Humphrey
Will Wiener
Oberlin
A. M. Sherburne
Elizabeth Jordan
Leon Beam
Heartletta
Clinton Starr
Detroit
Mich
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Dean
Amberat
Blanche Sree
Joba
Field
Miss Green
Suaday
al Baumanabe
Fields
W. H. Green
Lecilie
Attorney Metcalf
Edward and
Jack
Obertin
Harold Brandt
Aad
Herry Kruger
Panhandlers Meet at Mrs Sherburne Home
Seventeen ladies attended a meeting at the home of Mrs. A. M. Sherburne on Tuesday. Miss Alice Bird assisted, giving instruction in needlework and linen work. A served luncheon was provided at noon.
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Pinsfield
A. M. Sherburne
Alice Bird
Pinsfield Farmers Union Meets At Brandt Home
A committee meeting of officers and members of the Pinsfield Farmers Union was held Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Brandt. Attendees included Attorney Metcalf of Oberlin and several local members. Also noted was illness of Eva Piper, teacher in Special District No 2, who could not teach Monday.
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Harold Brandt
Attorney Metcalf
Oberlin
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Ben Dudley
John Emerich
Henry Sandstock
Russia
Twp
A. E. Hostentier
Glen Draper
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