Bricker and Sawyer vie for Ohio governor post
The piece endorses John W. Bricker Republican nominee and criticizes Democratic platform while detailing Bricker’s rise from Grandview solicitor to Attorney General and public service. It also notes Charles Sawyer’s Oberlin background, Cincinnati law career, and roles as Democratic lieutenant governor and national committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Charles Sawyer
Goverore
Bricker
Columbus
John Bricker
College of Law
Ohio State University
Grandview
Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities
Myers ¥. Cooper
State Treasury
Ar. Bricker
Lawser
Oberlin
Cincinnati
Sawyer
Rise in Home Building Signals Jobs Revival
The upturn in residential construction, first since 1925, could lift employment for four to five years and may push total building activity above recent ten year highs. If demand peaks again in four or five years, a new national record is possible, dampening claims of permanent unemployment. Building supports indirect jobs in materials, manufacturing, clerical work, and retail sectors.
Farewell To China And Its Century Of Strife
A history heavy with invasions and fragmentation. The essay portrays China as a vast land of culture yet repeatedly overrun by external powers due to internal dissension and weak unity. It cites Mongol, Manchu, British, and Japanese incursions as proof of a recurring, tragic pattern. It also hints at progress toward gender equality and social reforms amid a long, painful epoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Central Asia
Kublai Kalm
Japan
Manchuria
Tapan
Judge Hulbert rules against spousal testimony immunity
Federal Judge Murray Hulbert of New York held that traditional spousal testimony privileges have fallen to the principle of equality under law. He denied a motion to discharge a wife held as a material witness in a federal spring inquiry, signaling another shift in historic legal immunities based on femininity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hulbert
New York
Hulbert
NAM shifts to friendlier stance with New Deal
The National Association of Manufacturers quietly moves veteran lobbyist Judge James A. Emery to emeritus status and delegates legislative work to John C. Gall as NAM seeks a conciliatory line toward liberal business and social reform. NAM aims to cooperate with investigations and study British labor policy to temper opposition to the New Deal while maintaining influence in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
James A. Emery
Emery
Stu
John C. Gall
Association
Charles R Hook
American Rolling Malll
NAM
Hook
Roosevelt
White House
Manufacturers’ Association
New Deal
The
Congress
Roosevelt quietly blames Garner over committee smear tactics
The article portrays Roosevelt's inner circle accusing Vice President Garner of masterminding smear tactics by the Dies Committee to undermine New Deal allies. Roosevelt cannot sack Garner publicly, so he acts indirectly while seeking to redirect the committee from fascist and communist probes to a purge aligned with White House interests.
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Mittee
Subh Rosa
New Deal
Jack Gamer
Roosevelt
Garner
Martin
White House
Ger
Dies and Gains in 1937 on C I O Probe and Rules
The piece notes how Dies used his position in the Rules Committee to aid Garner by backing a sweeping investigation of the C I O and by engineering a rule to permit a wage hour bill vote. It cites administration opposition and hints at a probable purge of Dies from House influence amid New Deal scrutiny.
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White House
Herbert Hoover
Oval Room
CBS
Bob Trout
Hoover
NBC
Hoover Fdr
Garner
Ner
Dies
Rules Committee
House
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Anniversary list and today in history highlights
Noted figures born or died across years include William Merritt Chase, Edward Robinson, Boies Penrose, Richard Maldenke, Joseph C. Bloodgood, Stephen Crane, tied to Newark Boston Philadelphia Milwaukee Milwaukee and New Jersey events. Today in history recalls Stamp Act tolling and Adams Express beginnings, St Paul chapel dedication, and Col Myer weather bulletins.
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William Merritt Chase
New York
Frank
Lin Ind
Edward Robinson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Boston
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Richard Maldenke
Watertown
Wis
Plainfield
N. J
Joseph C. Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins
Milwaukee
Stephen Crane
Newark
America
Alvin Adams
Adams Express Company
Lucien Galtier
St. Pawl
St. Paul
Minn
Albert J. Myer
Army
Remembering the Saints at All Saints Day
A church sermon recalls Revelation and the communion of saints on All Saints Day. The piece emphasizes remembrance, Christ’s guidance, and the living connection between the faithful departed and the living in faith.
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God
Hhis Temple
Lazarus
Dives
Christ
Notable figures and events tied to a wide historical timeline
A fragmented chronicle lists events from 24 stations including a US ultimatum to Spain over Philippines funding, Vienna adopting socialism, and a 1929 Fall prison sentence. It notes the US recession extending to 1938, and profiles individuals like Comfort Adams, Chester Rowell, Grantland Rice, Merle Thorpe, Elias Boddy, Sholem Asch, and Alexander Alekhine with birthplaces and ages.
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United States
Spain
Philippines
Vienna
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Comfort A. Adams
Philadelphia
Harvard
Cleveland
Chester H. Rowell
San Francisco
Bloomington
Grantland Rice
New York
Murtfreesboro
Fenn
Merle Thorpe
Nation’s Business
Washington
Lake Tapps
Wash
Sholem Asch
America
Poland
Alexander Alekhine
France
Today's Horoscope Child Training Warning
The note describes a restless disposition and critical nature urging vigilant training for a child to prevent degeneration. It warns of grave danger without early proper upbringing while acknowledging the ability to guide the child toward a good place in life.
Huntington Grange Meets Thursday Night in Grange Hall
Huntington Grange plans a meeting on Thursday night at the Grange Hall. The brief notes recap a series of social calls and visits including Clayton Dirlam’s Ashland birthday party, dinner guests at Harris and Crile homes, and travels of several local residents between Elyria Ashland and Vermilion.
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Grange
Huntington Grange
Thura
Grange Hall
H. Dirlam
Viola Dirlam
Clayton Dirlam
Ashland
Esther Thudium
Lawrence
Betty
Fred Harris
Jessie First
Virgil Crile
Amos Minoz
Fredericksburg
Johnson Cril
Grace Long
Cleveland
Harrington
Archie Draper
McFarron
Marilyn
Rocky River
Bottomlee
Ralph Krage
Gus Pfaff
Elyria
Johnson Crile
Nile Thudium
R. White
Lottie
Rose Grubb
Floyd Long, Jr
Kent
A. J. Crile
Harold Andt
Oberlin
Johnson Crib
L. W. Conabee
Miller
Henry Lorence
Fred Gray
Wellington
Conrad
John Naegele
George Petry
Glenro Mohns
M McLain
Sharon
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Bracy Lorence
Marton
Grace
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audm
Second Street
Lerain County Printing & Publishing Company
Humatt
J Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Mall
Lorain
State of Ohio
Chicago
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan
New
Jeraner
W. A. Spooner
New College
Oxford
England
Iner
Stem
Stern
Arthur Vandenberg
South Dakota
Forbidden Land
Florida
Schroll
Seandard Oil
Sohio
Aaa A
Gory
Standard Oil
Russia
Huntington
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