National Whirligig on Roosevelt reforms stirs Congress
The National Whirligig by James McMullip outlines Roosevelt’s push to reorganize deal agencies, Senate endorsement, and a three member board proposal. It notes Hagood and Parker shifts, tax plan debates, and factional friction in Congress amid speculations on GOP candidates and League of Nations touchpoints.
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Harry Byrd
White House
Senate
Bird
Roosevelt
Senate Finance Committee
League of Nations
Europe
Capitol Hill
Washington
Geneva
Winter Park
Fdr
Hamilton Holt
Rabins College
Hult
Roosevel
Mr. Roosevelt
M. P
Genners
Republican National Committee
Brain Trusters
Harvard
Yale
Intellgent
Fletcher
Sleep Aid Ad for Left Side Affects Heart
An old time drug advertisement touts Adherika as a remedy when gas keeps you awake on the left side. One dose supposedly releases poisons and relieves gas pressing on the heart so you sleep soundly at night. Sold by C W Phillips and J H A Crandall, druggists.
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C. W. Phillips
Andj. H. A. Crandall
Philadelphia man seeks former Missouri and Prairie shipmates
David Pepper of Philadelphia appeals a Veterans Administration decision and asks Lorain County residents who served on the U S S Missouri in 1911 and 1912 or the U S S Prairie in 1912 to contact him at 4949 Chancellor Street Philadelphia Pa. He hopes memories of incidents will help verify new evidence for his long running case before three weeks remain.
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Herbert Hoover
Cleveland
Hoover
Republican Party
Landon
Hearst
Hoaver
Vandenberg
Senate
Mr. Hoove
Frank Knox
Dickinson
Knox
New York
Altho
U. S. S. Missouri
U. S. S. Prairie
David Pepper
Philadelphia
Veterans’ Administration
Lorain County
Chancellor Street
Pepper
Garret and Caroline Plan a Noon Wedding Overobsessed Love
Garret Cassidy pressures Caroline Jay to marry this afternoon after a tense drive from the Avon Home for the Aged. Caroline refuses, citing a promised dance with Henry Avon at the Sky Club, while her mother pushes for conformity. The pair part with a renewed, impulsive vow and a cliffhanger ending.
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Greer
Garret Cassidy
Caroline Jay
Caroline
Utside
Garret
Avon
Coor
Henry Avon
Sky Club
Giant telescope passes Wellington on transport train
Wellington residents witnessed the world’s largest telescope pass through town on a seven-cart train bound for Mount Wilson. The iron castings were from Sterliss Foundry. parts from Corning Glass Co. New York, inventor of Pyrex. The device moves toward final polishing for operation.
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Wellington
Sterliss Foundry
Pyrex
Corning Glass Co
New York
Mt. Wils Is
Governors face daunting task of stabilizing credit system
The Federal Reserve Board and Treasury share the burden as stock prices soar and bank debts rise while real activity climbs slowly. Governors weigh asset sales versus higher reserve requirements, aiming to avert a 1930s style crisis before decisive action. Prudence and timely policy are urged to curb mounting financial risk.
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James Landis
Securities Commission
Eleanor Roosevelt
White House
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve System
Treasury Department
Ozemi
EU Securit
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Bacon
Wellington area brief notices and obituaries fragment
The clipping records a death of Mrs. Wyrant with details of survivors, local church ties, and residence in Wellington. It also notes illnesses, injuries, and social club activities including a talk by E. H. Beckman on Old Age Revolving Plan. Minor items cover a book review and assorted brief mentions from Wellington society.
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Charles Church
God Cross
Wyrant
Carpenter Street
Weilington
William
Lara Rhinehart
Toledo
Mabel Frazier
Norwalk
Mary Picts
Cleta Newberger
Wellington
Mary Smith
Elmer Doane
Bowling Green
Wrant
Rey Henry
Tom Smith
South Main Street
Keith Andrews
Courtland Street
Wellington Townsend Club
Grange Hall
E. H. Beckman
Frederick Edwards
Minnie Henry
Rome
Henty
Minnie Cleghorn
Edwards
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Roy Tucker
Johnson Harood
Hagood
South Carolina
Jimmie” Byrnes
San Antonio
Frank Parker
Patmetto
War Department
Derr
Ma Craig
Modest
Messrs
Doughton
Hill and Vinson
Treasury
Wars and Means
Morgenthauers
Buster
Townsend-Clements
Sheridan Towner
California
Upton Sinclair
Clements
Downer
Townsend
Downey
Daisy Harriman
Susdar
Isabella Greenway
Congress
Chip” Roberts
the Treasury
Kazy
Venezuela
Harold Walker
Standard ON
Treadway
Massachusetts
Herman Oliphant
Morgenthau
Thes
Henry Ford
New Deal
Ford
Henrys
York
Floosevelt
Tude
Illinois
George M. Harrison
Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Organized Labor
Securities Exchange Commission
Copyright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Elyria Feed and Coal CO
E. Bridge
Vic
East Ave
Ruth Louise Ayers
United Feature Syndicate
Vanetown
Heidelberg Inn
Wes Gant
Joe
Cassidy
Hey
Trey
Auiel
S Wellington
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Orvilie Seeley
Herrick Avenue
West
Lonzo S. Green
Donald G. Swanger
Kathryn Willard
Gertrude Dibble
Charles Willard
Laurel Shepard
Charles Barnes
Evangelistic Services
Metho Episcopal
Farryw Womens School
Farm Womens Clude
Eisra Y. M. C. A
Schow
Sunnysiders
Mrs. Church
Raymond Church
Louise Obric
Flord Olsen
Joseph Hibner
Robert Soules
Howard West
Mary Seittern
Bud Obrig
Warren Church
Huntiers
Mary Jordan
Camera Club
Trinceton
Oberlin
Bere Mere A. Halls
Loaza Green
Homer Barbe
Kari Townsend
Woman's Benefit Association
Tah
Mia
Anta Wrant
Wellington Methodist Church
E. L. Sharp
Longo Green
Greenwood Cemetery
Leora Voxtheimer
Coppright Six Star Service
Clarence W. Fackler
New York University
HEAR
Robert Gregg
Pittsburgh
Woman's Afternoon Club
Charles W. Horr
Marion Ward
Frederick the Great
Shelvador
Increde
Day's Hardware and Music Store
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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