Brain Trust Of Agriculture Consists of Four Hard-Headed Farming Realists
Washington May 15 The Brain Trust of the Roosevelt administration includes Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture M L Wilson of Montana State college W S Myers of Cornell and Jerome Frank lawyer They are described as practical farmers rather than dreamers with Wallace leading the group and Wilson and Myers contributing key plans for crop reduction and farm credit while Frank handles legal work for the farm relief program.
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Brain Trust of Agriculture
Levon FE
Horton Central Press
Washington
Brain Trust
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United States
Department of Agriculture
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M. L. Wilson
Montana State College
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Cornell
Jerome Frank
Wallace
Adair County
Iowa
Harding and
Coolidge
America
Yer Wilson
Wilson
Atlantic
Iowa State College
Nebraska
Montana
William J. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
George F. Warren
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Myers
Cabinet
Lowman
N. Y
Puerto Rico
Henry Morgenthau
Corneil
Des Fare Conse peateOn Commisstoner
New York
Dota Politicum
Jerome N. Frank
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Experiment
Chicago
Frank
University of Chicago
William E. Dever
Moline
George Peek
Peek
Felix Frankfurter
Benjamin Cardozo
Frankfurter
Notable Nativities May 15 Featuring Metternich and Minon de Lenclos
A list of notable nativities for May 15 includes Michael Balfe the English violinist and composer, Clemens Metternich Austrian diplomat, Anne L Enclos known as Minon de Lenclos, Nino’s beauty and a tale of a son, Ilya Metchnikoff Russian scientist, Henry L Doherty utilities magnate, Constance Cummins cinema actress, and a Taurus zodiac forecast. The column also recalls historical felony forfeiture practices and reader letters about the landgrave of Hesse and British troops.
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Michael Wiliam Balfe
Clemens Lothar Metternich
North
South America
Anne L’enclos
Lon-Klo
Minon de Lenclos
Richelou
France
Onde
Duc de la Rochefoucauld
Nino
Ilya Metchnikoff
Henry L. Doherty
Constance Cummins
Cinemacress
Glory Grange Honors Mothers At La Grange May Meeting
Ola Glory's Juvenile Grange invited mothers to an open meeting on May 15 in La Grange. A Mother's Day program featured recitations and songs, followed by a catered meal. Next meeting set for May 22 with North Olmsted Grange as guests, and Rural Life Sunday discussed for a future date.
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LA Grange. O
Ola Glory
Juvenile Grange
Grange
May Calich
Theo. Camp
Avery Wicox
Annz Bober
Robert Roxlands
Stanley Lupinski
H. ¢. Wilcox
John Banks
Blaine Archer
John Lemon
Antone Keller
Gadre Allen
Morris Tran
Frank Gelridge
Fred Trar
Albert Wilcox
Bert Sugebey
Today Is the Day By Clark Kinnaird Conntext
A scrambled historical column traces dates and events tied to the Ides of March and May dates through 1602 and 1950s, noting explorers, Virginia independence steps, key figures like Patrick Henry, and early U S milestones. It blends calendar lore with brief historical bullet points and names.
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Clark Kinnaird Copsright
Central Prove Association
Crawsday
Senate
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Lew Moon
British Ready To Close Net On Drug Gang
British customs authorities tighten the net on a major international drug trafficking gang with operations across Europe. Planes and shipments have been traced from the continent to Britain with suspected smuggling routes along the south coast and Lincolnshire coast near Grantham. A passenger on an Atlantic liner was arrested after attempting to land drugs in Southampton, with the drugs seized and the man imprisoned.
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London
Uff
Britain
Mga
South Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire
Grantham
New York
Europe
Hambyare
Southampton
Mystery Tale in Scotland Yard Chapter 36 Notes and Decay
Pointer and Naylor discuss a erased engagement entry as clues link Westmacott to a past tragedy. In a London house, Rainer and Miss Dundas inspect rooms and portraits while revealing Lady Tart’s family history, Hudson Taft and a late Sir John, with a faded romance and a remarriage.
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Great Cumberland
Naylor
Mr. Naylor
Chelsea Gardens
Flis
Tait
Rome
Viena
Lady Tait
Vichy
Westmacott
Pointer
Chima
West Macott
Flo
Rainer
Dundas
Sir Ie
Plan European Flying Contest in 1924 Warsaw flight to cross Europe
The Aero Club of the Polish Republic plans the Round Europe flight for 1924 led by Franciszek Zwirko who was killed soon after. Nations include Poland Germany France Italy Czechoslovakia with Britain absent. The 9460 km route runs Warsaw Koenigsberg Berlin Brussels Paris Madrid Tunis Casablanca Algiers Rome Naples Zagreb Vienna Prague Katowice Vilna and back to Warsaw. Prizes total 190,020 francs for first and decreasing amounts to fourth with numerous smaller prizes.
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Europe
Aero Club
Polish Republic
Franciszek Zwirko
Zyirko
Aero Cinh
Frances
Poland
Germany
France
Ialy
Chseaoslovakia
Britain
Koenigsbers
Berlin
Colonne
Brussels
Paris
Bordeaux
Tau
Madrid
Seville
Casablanca
Meknee
Sidi Rei
Abbes
Algiers
Piskra
Tunis
Palermo
Naples
Rome
Rimini
Zagreb
Vienna
Brunn
Prague
KattowitzLrow
Vilna
Quilt Craft and Odd Insects Stir Local News
Mrs. John Jameson of Battle Ground finishes a lee-cabin quilt from Varinais blocks with precise 12 inch blocks and a quarter inch seam. The tale shifts to garden pests with plants feeding on insects and two traps for panther-like pests, while a Trishman cites honor size as a marriage obstacle.
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Pires
Battle Ground
Wash
John Jameson
Or Ca
Jameson
Dean standard field telephone adopted by U S Army
Taken From Our Files dated May 15 1909 notes the Dean standard field telephone made by the Dian Electric Company is adopted by the United States government for the Army Signal Corps. Amherst cleric Rev Fr John Berties is moved to Norwalk while Rev Fr Kolbe of Norwalk comes to Amherst. H W Lehmauck ends quarry role to run Amuse Theatre and lumber business in Malone, effective tonight.
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Dean
Dian Electric Company
United States Sovernment
Army Signal Corps
Amherst
John Berties
Norwalk
Kolbe
H. W. Lehmauck
Malone
Amuse Theatre
Wells Contaminated In South Amherst Typhoid Outbreak
Civ Chemist Pierce from Elyria found six of eleven wells contaminated with typhus organism amid a five week typhoid fever death toll in the village. Residents push for piping Amherst water to South Amherst. Also notes the Soldiers' monument on Public Square to be cleaned this spring after 30 years. Lorain’s first bathtub dismantled for scrap from 1873 Farrell House era.
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South Amherst
Civ
Pierce
Elyria
Amherst
Sons of Veterans
Lorain
Broadway
Erie Avenue
Elyria Returns to Central Time and Clock Reversion
Elyrians vote to use Central Standard Time nationwide this year. Twenty one factories containing about 4500 workers posted notices. schools to reopen on standard time per Superintendent Shelton. Mayor A R Jones will set the town clock back an hour tonight and time changes to a late spring schedule. Authorities say saloon closures across Luray County are slated for May 27 with Lorain and nearby towns jail closing counts.
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Elyrians
Shelton
A. R. Jones
Luray County
Lorain
Elging
Avon
Grafton
Amherst
Plans for new buildings at Grafton State Farm
In May 1924 the state welfare department and state architect finalize plans for multiple new structures at Grafton State Farm with a $500 600 allocation. Wel fare director John E Harper says construction will begin once water supply extent is determined, including a power plant laundry plant and storage house for 2040 mentally challenged patients.
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Grafton State Farm
State Welfare Department
John E. Harper
Gifts push for Elyria Home debt relief in 1929 pledge
May 15 1929 report announces a $50 000 gift from Mr and Mrs B C Boyd of Galion to the Elyria Home for the Aged superintendent Dr G A Reeder says the gift is largest ever but requires a further $20 400 pledges before the September Methodist Conference to settle the institution's debt. Sixteen Lorain County high schools plan spring graduations totaling 249 students.
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Elyra
B.C. Boyd
Galion
G. A. Reeder
Lorain County
Amherst
Cleveland Chute
Elyria
Helen O'Connell
Blaine Moeller
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