Wall Street bets on government bills amid regulatory push
A May 16 dispatch outlines Wall Street’s strategy to influence the stock regulation bill, noting over a million dollars spent lobbying and a Senate vote shaping a commission led by the president. It discusses the Thorp nomination setback and a broad agenda of measures, including the Roosevelt administration’s telecommunications bill and labor reforms. The piece profiles Samuel Insull as a major government challenge and ends with a brief bio of Marvin Hunter McIntyre, Roosevelt’s assistant secretary, born November 37, 1878.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Secretary of the Interior
Harold Ickes
Rexford G. Tugwell
Marvin Hunter McIntyre
Roosevelt
McIntire’s Career Tracks From Navy To Roosevelt Campaigns
A historical sketch traces MelIntire McIntire’s career from Vanderbilt to Louisville Times and Asheville Citizen, then editor roles at the Washington Times. He later served as publicity director of the U S Navy under Roosevelt, aiding his vice presidential campaigns, and worked with motion picture reels and defense publications before returning to political publicity for Roosevelt’s 1932 bid.
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Make Your Own Caped Dress for the Matronly Figure
Pattern and sewing tips from Helen Williams for a caped sleeveless dress with a front-cross cape that flatters fuller figures. Describes fabric choices, style 2763 sizes 34 to 48, yardage needs, and encourages ordering the Vacation number for patterns and fashion features. Includes note on Adrian’s design insight and health beauty article, urging readers to send 10 cents for Fashion Department.
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Hollywood
May 16 community notes from Lorain area clubs and gatherings
Mrs Detwiler and sister visited Detroit over the weekend. The 4 H Club met at Barbara and Jeanne Cooper's home on May 11 with Margaret Burkley as leader. Barbara Cooper was elected president, Helen Haller vice president, Lynn Eldred secretary, James Harrison treasurer. The group planned a dress and undergarment project and set Thursday meetings 1:30 to 4. next gathering at Janice Harrison's home on May 19. Several social calls noted, including Mrs W N Harding and Mrs John Bainbridge visiting Mrs Harry Anthony on Lorain Road. Anthony injured her knee. Vernon Austin fractured a bone after dropping a heavy weight in a garage. Other visits listed and social events mentioned with local residents and Bishop Koontz reception attendance in Cleveland.
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Jeanne Cooper
Janice Harrison
W. N. Harding
Elyria
John Bainbridge
Harry Anthony
Lorain Road
North Olmsted
Anthony
Vernon Austin
Crowley
Lakewood
Wfil Grills
Fields
Fay Snodgrass
Daugther Marjory
Vermilion
Merle Smith
Snodgrass
V. Anderson
Barbara
Vincent
T. M. Baldwin
Donald Jackson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Albert Kiesel
West Dover
J. G. Mortis
Martha Penrod
John Kehoe
Perrysburg
Ohio
S. C. Hurlbut
E. McIntire
Shirley Mae
John Morris
Markley School
Lake Avenue School
Markley
Florence McCarty
Loretta Lewis
Alice McCarty
Eleanor Ehlers
Mary Shawyer
Marian
Leviathan to Make Seven Europe Trips in 1934 Sale Terms
In 1934 America's largest liner Leviathan will undertake seven transatlantic voyages to Europe as part of the sale agreement. The arrangement specifies multiple crossings to fulfill the terms of the ship’s disposal, signaling ongoing postwar adjustments in transoceanic passenger service and maritime commerce.
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Wisconsin Aims to Improve Trout Habitat and Food
Madison Wy Wisconsin plans a stream improvement program to boost the trout population by adding better food sources resting places and spawning beds. Bio scientist Sid W Gordon leads the effort with cooperation from the conservation department 15 CCC camps and sportsmen groups. Gordon says improvements will depend on stream conditions and could raise fish per mile. Webster notes 16 000 000 trout stocked annually across 7 000 miles of streams.
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Fragmented Note on Language and Humanity
A garbled text fragment discusses improving habitats and stock programs, plus a remark on the word battle from Latin origins. It then pivots to a call for fanaticism of humanity to counterbalance nationalism and aggression.
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Terrence McCarty
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F. H. Lewis
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O. B. Rea
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