Voice Of The People Debate Over The New Deal Policy
A letter to The Chronicle Telegram discusses the New Deal as defined by social and economic rights and its political reception. Lynne Lucille Shepard argues the New Deal promotes jobs, fair prices, healthcare, education, and protections while criticizing opposition from Bricker Taft and others. New minimum salaries for government employees in Greece are noted as about sixty times prewar levels.
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Chronicle Telegram
Wallace
Roose- Voi
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tuan
America
Bricker
United States
Taft
Danner
Trusts
Ibose
Lynne Lucille Shepard
R.D
Elyria
Govermine
Greece
Christian Science Teaching Aids Business Improvement
A businessman recounts healing illness through Christian Science and credits studies in the Bible and Science and Health with improved conduct and better judgment. He notes newfound peace, confidence, and reduced fear, linking spiritual study to steadier business management and timely decisions.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading Room Opens for Public Study
Public reading room at 222 Elyria Savings & Trust Building Elyria invites visitors to study the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy works and other Christian Science literature at no charge and for sale.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Oberlin campus news and events summarized
Oberlin notices include a talk by Dean Carl Wittke on social action at Sturges Hall, a hockey season update from Oberlin High Girls Association with juniors leading and a second round upcoming. The Graduate School of Theology reports record enrollment of 118, with 24 ex servicemen and 81 married individuals. Community church sermons, Christian Science services, and various meetings at First Methodist, Oberlin College Employees Association, Girl Scout Council, and First Baptist are listed. Art classes, Halloween poster work, and Community Chest canvassing progress are noted, along with clothing drives for Greece and campus opinions on the Share A Meal plan amid ongoing student debates.
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Oberlin
Ine Churen
Carl Wittke
Unitarian Changing Club
Sturge Hall
Oberlin High Girls Athletic Association
Rockey
Frosh
Graduate School of Theaulogy
Oberlin College
T. W. Graham
First Methodist Church
W. E. Geist
Christian Science Society
Christian Science
Grange Hall
O.C.E
Oberlin College Employees Association
Sturges Hall
Scout Council
Girl Scout Council
Lvsle Ko Butler
Mes Shuites
Gruber
Hallowe'en
Maul
James Brand House
Goodell
Greece
Tme
Charles IL
Salonica
Greeve
House
Andrews
South
Slrvet
House Uy New York
Amherst Events of Monday in the study clubs and services
Amherst plans a Monday program of the Amherst Study Club at Mrs. Powers home with China study and a Chinese food or flowers theme. The Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs entertain Mrs. Baus and co host Mrs. Avery. Mary Martha class hosts Monday evening at church parlors with several hostesses. District convention notes list delegates and officers installation at the Pythian Sisters session. Union Reformation service scheduled for Sunday at St Peter's with Dr Horton as speaker. Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association to hold annual dinner November 6 at 6 30 p.m.
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Amherst
Amherst Study Club
F. BR. Powers
Cornell Avenue
China
Chiefs Club
Pythiat
Elizabeth Baus
Cleveland Avenue
Bessie Avery
Mary Martha
Marion Steele
Raymond Bacon
Byrd Richmond
Earl Catton
Bath
Ethel Stigeier
Lora Young
Helen Stigenbauer
Lucy Roacher
Bernice Yeston
Myre
Jessie McLean
Margaret Huey
Carrie Kreger
Lillian Miller
Anna Lynch
Evelyn Raesler
June Alexander
Lynch
Raesler
Alexander
Lorain Temple
Lorain
Union
Amherst Ministerial Association
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter Marshall Horton
Oberlin Theological Semiiare
Horton
Patrin
World Council of Churches
Forrest Lord Jens
Gander
Charles Mark
YT. B. Association
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Assson
First Evangelical
C. C. Vandersall
St. Joseph’s Catholic
James Smith
Altar Rosary Society
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
J. H. Bollens
War ends alter meals plan debate at campus
Faculty review proposes updating language requirements for upperclassmen and freshmen as student leaders push changes. The Petition Committee notes tighter food needs postwar, with voluntary contributions discussed and a yearlong plan to replace old language musts with literature or language options. Nearly 100 students petitioned for the change.
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Langunges
Tuberculosis building opening and church notices
Public notice portions announce the opening of the Tuberculosis Headquarters Building at 621 Cleveland Avenue Amherst with full day inspections. Church announcements list services across multiple denominations including Good Literature Day sermons and guest speakers, plus the Cleveland news about Bill Veeck’s amputation and optimism to attend December meetings and spring training.
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Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Los Angeles
Farm Bureau to Hear Director Vanniman at Lorain County Meeting
Lorain County Farm Bureau members will gather for a semiannual meeting at Carlisle Grange Hall on Wednesday November 6 with Vanniman director of ar EM vabon for the podwest region of the American Farm Bureau as speaker. Lorain County education director for the Farm Bureau announced the event and a list of business items to be taken up.
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Vanniman
Ar EM Vabon
Podwest
American Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Carlisle Grange Hall
Couch
Lorain County
Farm Bureau
Sony
Lorain County Farm Bureau Delegates Meet in November
A meeting of a resolution committee including H G Portman Graydon Jewett Peter Nissen Mrs Paul Wilkes and Harold Lang proposed resolutions to be presented to the state Farm Bureau in Columbus November 19 2 The four official voting delegates to the state convention will be elected at the meeting.
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H. G. Portman
Graydon Jewett
Peter Nissen
Paul Wilkes
Harold Lang
Lorain County
State Farm Bureau
Columbus
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Winston Churchill
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Dean Wittke
Marliane Dellefield
Lorain St
Incihe College
Resar, Florist
Prefer Wyckoff
Wyckoff’s
Wyckoff
Monte Wyckoff
Broad Street
Eidotread
Mrs
Lucy Roemer
Phome
Methodist Youth Fellowship
St. Paul's Lutheran
AR. C. Bosse
Foursquare
D. E. Buser
Crusaders
Cleveland Clinic
Veeck
Cleveland Leader
Maurice
Broad St
Nobil
Vernon Vanniman
Northern Savings & Loan
U.S
Masonic Temple
Oanother
Prmrave
tUle Om
Prinknesh
Gfotestershire
England
Historia Prascardene Priory
Motayatire
Huta
Lavin Sales Company
N. Sangamon Tele
Monroe
Chicago
Hilnoie
Elyria Dairies
Lake Avenue
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