National Whirligig reveals fears of 1936 political tides
James McMullin reports in New York that FDR faces a volatile year as June to November outlooks mix with looming economic risks. The president counsels with Owen Young and Bernard Baruch while aides downplay gossip, and analysts foresee a possible stock market slump, rising unemployment, and relief costs that could affect campaigns. The piece notes Secretary Roper's comeback, U.S. policy pitches to business, and debates over a Good Neighbor League. It also covers Hoover’s resurfacing in California, Landon as GOP favorite, and aHarold Byrns quip about banners in major cities. Hazood Hagood resigns amid WPA fund quips and army gossip.
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Unclear military banquet scene mocks leadership and power
A Washington military banquet provoked laughter as an act mocked soldiers under the Hagood system and ridiculed a general. The uproar touched college sub-freshmen at the university president’s effigy, amid broader debates on secrecy of government documents and public power.
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"Daddy" Allen Returns From St Louis Birthday Tributes
"Daddy" Allen founder and president emeritus of the International Society for Crippled Children, reaches his Washington avenue home to a day of birthday congratulations. Messages pour in from across the nation as he attends the society's annual conference in St Louis. his son Frank of Philadelphia joins in with well wishes.
Landa Eyes New York Vote at Cleveland
Fragmented report notes Landa aiming to secure New York’s 90 votes in Cleveland while Eastern politicos warn of strong Hoever influence. Expectation that Califor nia vote will reinforce the prediction of powerful outcomes at Cleveland beyond surface appearances.
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Vice President Finances Named for Society Convention
Elected vice-president in charge of finances at the convention will oversee the funding of pled children's work once directed by Deddy Allen during his presidency.
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Man Fined for Intoxication. Brother Pleads Not Guilty
John Iugrate of South Prospect Street was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Don A. Saturnday. His brother Yer reckless driving guilty and to be urduy. Police reported arrests along Ford Avenue and Wendes Street around 4:30 p.m. A disturbance at Mike's bar led to a chase and a car reportedly left the scene before officers arrived.
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Meany annoyances of daily life and digestion
A brief note on daily irritants such as rush and noise causing mental strain. It claims that stress slows digestion and mentions smoking a Camel as a stimulant. The fragment hints at health language but remains incomplete and uncertain.
West 19th man pleads guilty in driving case
Ray Stayeski, 23, of West 19th street, Lorain, pleaded guilty on a charge of driving while intoxicated when arraigned before Dow Baird Saturday. He was released under fencing policy and later reported to have collided with the front of a house, drove over a hedge fence, and struck a rear area causing damage.
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East River Street
5 of 223 Lodi Friday Noon Was Hesbit
A fragment noting a time phrase and a person name, with unclear context. The readable bits include a numeric figure 5 and the place Lodi, plus a partial day Friday and a surname Hesbit, suggesting a local event or notice but lacking full details.
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Fire disrupts Alps CHAT set bread shortage alarm
A chaotic incident at Alps CHAT sparked a bread shortage scare as staff scrambled to control flames. Authorities report no injuries, while nearby shops temporarily closed as investigations begin.
Political Advertising Video Describes Silent Bat Debate
A short political ad uses a bat themed scene to convey a message about public policy. The spot emphasizes a silent, unseen issue and aims to spur viewers to act in the upcoming election.
Two Elyria Men Sentenced on Theft Charges
Max Katz, 5, and Stanley Atkins, 20, both of Elyria, were sentenced by Judge D. A. Cock to 10 to 20 days in the county jail with 20 days suspended and fined $150 each on indictments charging stealing stolen property. They were arrested on a charge of stealing jewelry from minors.
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Max Katz
Stanley Atkins
Elyria
D. A. Cock
When virtue toids selected good in strange verse
A fragmented line reads as a quirky phrase about choosing virtue and value. It mentions dollars and a sage or sagem like figure, but the text is incomplete and unclear about concrete actions or events. The tone suggests a reflective or didactic motto rather than a news item.
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