Roosevelt critics rally as stock markets face new limits
The piece surveys President Roosevelt’s push to curb speculation including federal workers and the broader market. It contrasts Roosevelt’s aims with prior policy, notesSEC data on cash versus margin trades, and highlights political shifts with Long, Lew Levy and the sugar bill in Louisiana. It also covers alcohol control issues, court remarks, and a city by city buying pattern study.
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Avon Lake Awards Red Cross First Aid Certificates
Red Cross first aid certificates were presented to 23 Avon Lake citizens at the village hall Friday evening. Dr. Joseph De Nardi of Sheffield, who supervised the Red Cross examinations, presented the certificates. The trainees were trained by Edgar Ellis of Lorain.
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May school activities and events schedule
May events listed for the district include Blue Ribbon Spelling Contest for grades 1-6 on May 6, Senior play May 7, County track meet May 11, Assembly for grades 1-6 May 13, Weekly Pictures May 15, District Track Meet May 17, Senior Chapel May 19, Senior Exarcs May 22, Alumni Banquet and Junior-Senior Prom May 24, Final Exams May 25, Senior outing May 26, Commencement May 27, Closing Chapel at 9 a.m.
Honor Roll and community notices from local school
The announcement lists honor rolls by grade with multiple students named from third through twelfth grades. It notes a May Breakfast hosted by the Womens League at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Congregational church basement and mentions several local visitors and guests at homes and events.
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Calls for a census of the unemployed to reveal true figures
Boake Carter discusses the drift toward personal government and cites Harry Hopkins and other officials arguing for an unemployment census. He notes conflicting estimates from Green Lewis and Van denberg, questions the use of billions without solid data, and records Roosevelt’s response of no.
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Bill Green
John Lewis
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Roosevelt Pushes 15 Percent Across the Board Cut Idea
The piece notes a Washington economy drive as Congress, facing re election, appears inert while a 15 percent across the board cut proposal gains favor with President Roosevelt who would decide distribution. It also cites Creighton Peet’s appointment to the Maritime Commission and John Carson’s move to the Bituminous Coal Commission, suggesting patronage over merit in appointments.
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Creighton Peet
Long Island
John Carson
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Be appoints or this appointive only seeking to fasten himself to sinecure
Fragmentary text discusses appointive power and critiques political figures pursuing sinecures. The tone suggests defender of accountability and cautious governance, warning against self-serving appointments and speculative influence on public offices.
Boon Haw Gilds Domed Pasir Panjang Home in Malaya
Asian business magnate AW Boon Haw known as the Tiger Balm King has gilded the six domes of his Pasir Panjang home in Singapore. The opulent residence, built at a cost of about $250,000, reflects lavish architectural taste amid the Malayan region.
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J. I. King
George Fracker
Oregon
Reynold Kohnz
Washington, D. C
Katherine Kohnz
Ed. Crawford
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Melvin Chaffee
Norwalk
Carl Pedersen
Frank Smith
Ed Mitchel
Walter
Harry Pedersen
Cleveland
Elizabeth Vacha
Virginia
Lakewood
Charles Horwedel
Trell Litzenburg
East Cleveland
Perry Taylor
Ed Zimmerman
Stop 45
Pennsylvania
Singapore
AW Boon Haw
Pasir Pajang
Malaya
Tailor urges quick clothing submissions before Coronation
Gottlieb the tailor advises residents to send in their garments promptly ahead of the King’s Coronation. If unable to deliver on time, they may visit Brookside Zoo for assistance. Call 2785 or visit 711 Broad St.
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Broad St. Elyria
Gottlieb
Brookside Zoo
Broad St
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