National Whirligig survey on New Deal politics and labor
A Washington New York column by Ray Tucker and James McMullin discusses how Pa beneficiaries lobby Congress, WPA relief, and rising public pressure. It notes critics accusing factions of manipulating policy, the stock market mood, and Democratic pressure on business leaders to back Roosevelt, with hints of internal party strife and regional tensions ahead of elections.
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Washington
New York
Ray Tucker
James McMullin
IDE
Escome
Congress
Ric
Capitol
Roosevelt
Ider
Messure
du Ponts
Withgton
Wilming
Liberty League
du Ponts” Sociaies
Dbusiness
Jndwsal
Democratic National Committee
Democra
America
North Ridgeville clubs wrap season with events
North Ridgeville clubs held final season meetings including the Bid and Aieation Club where Pinochle winners were Roserb Radcliffe second and Lilly Falkner consoled. L S met in Congregational church lunch followed by readings. A bingo party funded the Caseball cam under Rev Joseph Buescher. Rocky River League opens Sunday with the Knights of St John sponsor executive.
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Ridgeville
Paul Knapp
Bid
Aieaition Club
Roserb Radcliffe
iGien Falkner
St. Peter's School
Knights of St. John
Joseph Buescher
Rescue at the West Wing Fire Ends With All Inmates Safe
Martha Jay, superintendent, leads evacuation from a nursing wing as flames roar through the building. Garret Cassidy aids, carrying two ill residents to safety while ambulances arrive and reporters seek comments on the miracle that everyone survived. Mrs Jay vows to find her missing daughter Caroline after the peril subsides.
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Jay
Garret Cassidy
Farrer
Mrs Jay
Martha Jay
Caroline
Garret
Resue
Gertie Pfennger
Carolne
Avon Grounds
Sheffield Operetta Presented in Brooks School Auditorium
Students of Brooks presented a school operetta Sunny Side Up in the auditorium with over 190 participants. The plot follows Sunny a cheerful orphan who helps others, suspects adoption plans, and shields a crippled boy and a stolen purse, ending on a hopeful note.
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Operetia
Sheffield
Brooks i Presenta
Sunnyyside
Simple to Sew Spring Fashion Pattern for Teen Dress
Asst. Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia notes a simple, stylish cotton frock with one-piece back, tuck waist, and gored front for a tall look. Pattern No 22 fits sizes 14 through 18 years with busts up to 46 inches. order by sending 15 cents and size details to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Ave New York. Book and pattern together cost 25 cents.
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Teachers College
Columbia Unieversus
New York
Chronicle- Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Return of Susny and Adoption by Mrs Raleigh
Local theater details list numerous characters and performers in a community play and dance event. The article notes an upcoming birthday gathering at a prominent home and a school production Look ing Lovely at Brookstaes2gh School with May Queen crowning and senior class participants scheduled for March 8 at the school auditorium.
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Susny
Helen Black
Eileen
Stella Radzyk
Arnold
Denecan Mitchell
Marjorie
Kathrie Hendie
Elsie
Ruth Johnson
Heck
Ros Schaffer
Billy
Dorothy Code Reed
Jimmy
Donald Greete
George L 3Nora
Yvotne Hill
Jane
Edna Osborne
Cherts
Joyce Jonasuon
Helen Radvikvy Graesner
Ward Frankhaiser
Reaithy Trams
Dale Patek
Shier
Hattie Bette
Blair
Morgan
Bet’ Kowarczik
An Jez
Do U
Dorothy Garber
Mpson
Sebroeder
Win Mirchberh Emersax
Ann I Derz
Edna Oshoson
Theodore van Gabazher
Laskin
Steven
Jar Lew Menges
Johnson
Ora Hietesin
Ian Gallagher
Rochester Meeting Postponed and Community Notes
Rochester Mar 4 There will be no meeting of the Center Aid Society on Thursday due to the president Mrs Lepka Rowland being home with a broken chin and the vice president Mrs Aletha Bestie in New London Hospital with pneumonia. William B Murray visited his great aunt Mrs Eliza Tanner 93, active and alert, who taught local school and leads the mercy department for Colorado WCTU. Beyt Flaneagan took a required WWI veteran pension physical in Liveland with ex serviceman Jar E Beardsley. At the Rochester Tanash Tussier board meeting counts superintendent Gibvens and Frank were present. the district finances and last month’s school menu were discussed. Eugene Green and Merritt Livermori were rehired, and Mrs West retains music duties at current salaries. Twelve local men enjoyed a fish fry at Samuel Schick’s, planning to organize a Rod and Gun club.
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Rochester
Center Aid Society
Lepka Rowland
Aletha Bestiie
New London Hospital
Colorado
William B. Murray
Eliza Tanner
Mercy Department
W.C. Tf. U
State of
of & m
Gibvens
Frank
Horrow
Stete
Eugene Green
Merrits Iivermori
Mrs. West
Presant Salanes
Samuel Schick
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs. Knapp Attended by Kin
Near relatives of Mr and Mrs J L Knapp gathered at their home Sunday to enjoy a sumptuous dinner held in honor of Mrs Knapp s birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Perry Simonson and family of Ruggles Mr and Mrs Lyon Storrow and family of Wellington and Mr and Mrs Harold Murray.
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Chambers
J Ae. E. Taft
P.L. Chambers
W. H. Chambers
A. C. Harnes
H. C. Chambers
Ford Sapulding
J. L. Knapp
Memory Lane 2 Snatches Powers From Pneumonia
Memory Lane spotlights veteran showman James Powers recovering in a New York hotel after pneumonia. The long career spans Beaux Strathe, The Rivals revivals, and roles in Erminie and A Straight Tip. Powers jokes about fortune and horse sense, with readings of Dickens and a cigar habit for comfort.
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Ans
London
Minnie Ashley
Jos
Jimmy
Kensington
Powers
Cadoux
Players Club
Serto Baldpate
Georges Lists
Sing Sing
Emmy
Bern
New York
Corinne Griffith
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend
Local residents hosted and visited relatives from Cleveland New London Ashland Maumee Lorain and Elyria during a busy weekend. Mrs Alice Weeks and others reported health and home updates while a stove explosion caused facial and hand injuries. School singers prepared for contests under Mrs West as CCC camp transfers were noted.
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Alice Weeks
Pearl Savder
Louise Ward
Jobs
E. A. Gariss
West
Huntington
Clearview
Clark Diggins
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sanara
Cal.r
Thompsess
Utah
C. D. Seiterfield
Art Home
Middle Ridge Final Meet Held in Ridge District
Middle Ridge to hold final meet with Bechtel and Bechtel of Brownhela in attendance along with Jacob Bechte and others in Erte Pa Wednesday for seven phew and relatives. Mr and Mrs Nelson Beebter and son Dena’s of South Amherst visited relatives here. Miss Avee Gaehr has returned.
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Bechte Bechtel
Rasmond Bechtel
Brownhela
Nk Bechtel
Jacob Bechte
S~vich Ridge
Erte. Pa
Peeralries
Nelson Beebter
Dena
South Amherst
Avee Gaehr
Cleveland visitors attend Oberlin cousin’s funeral
Mrs. J C Ossmann Sr of Cleveland is visiting due to her mother’s illness. Louise Echmittens and William Bechtel attended the funeral of their cousin William Heussner of Oberlin, held at his late home.
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Cleveland
Mary Geehr
J.C. Ossmann
H.W. Schmickess
Louise Echmittens
William Bechte
William Heussner
Oberlin
Local Social News From Eaton Area Meals and Visits
Eaton area residents hosted and visited over the weekend with many family gatherings. Names include Mr and Mrs George Harrison, Mr and Mrs Clement Gratz and daughter Marie, Merle Lehman and Nadine, Nateh, Wilson of Belden, Jorn Rule and family, C B Rule of Berea, Rhoda of Cleveland, and others. Russell Cook recovering from appendectomy in Washington DC. Miss Genso Swan offered a stenographic position at Foster Products Company in Worcester. she travels to Apple Creek for work. Apple Creek residents Sally McCowas and families visit relatives. several others attend Sunday gatherings at Swan and Hawke households.
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Eaton. O
George Homer
Cleveland
Fred Siol
Clement Gratz
Marie
George Harrison
Merle Lehman
Nadine
Nateh
Wilson
Belden
Jorn Rule
C. B. Rule
Berea
Rhoda
Russell Cook
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Weshingeton
D. C
Mery Fistburn
Bura
Fields
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gensoa Swan
W Wooster
Foster Products Company
Apple Creek
Sally McCowas
C. H. Swan
Harvey
Gon Glenn
Columbia
Vis
W. R. Hawkeemooz
Arthur Hawke
Wayne Turner
Litchfield
J. R. McCanas
Stanley
Anghter Saly
Mansfield
Earl Dawke
F. Stelliness
Four-Leaf Clovers Linked to Marriage Licenses at St Ignace
In St Ignace Michigan Robert Daly the county clerk uses a four leaf clover under the seal on each marriage license and has hired a stenographer to manage growing demand. Inquiries ask how he obtains so many clovers Daly says he transplants indoors and grows a dozen good-luck plants to supply licenses.
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ST. Ignace
Mich
Robert Daly
Daly
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