Destiny of the people in hands of the president
Maass, Nov. 3. Congress assembled last March with the country in panic. A summary notes lawmakers favor Roosevelt's New Deal but energy, debt, and inflation debates loom. They fear overreach, seek tax relief, and debate federal planning, minimum wages, and public aid while wealth moves toward Washington, not Wall Street.
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Lorain County Farmers Set To Sign Wheat Contracts
Lorain County producers will meet in communities to sign wheat adjustment contracts. A total of 113 growers, averaging 1,842 acres and 46,497 bushels yearly, will sign and send contracts to the county office, then to Washington for allotments totaling 24,083 bushels with 20 cents per bushel paid this fall. Nationwide, about 7,000,000 growers will sign, representing 51 million acres.
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J. Wummel
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Old 1726 Bible Found in Lorain County Home
An English Bible with 1726 psalms printed by A Wilde London and 1727 New Testament by Joan Basset Oxford was found by Mrs. Arthur Hancock of 1004 East Avenue. It has belonged to her family for generations and is considered one of Lorain County's oldest Bibles.
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Swedish Port Fees Attract 275 Ships In 1232
In Gothenburg Sweden ships totaling 275 from Sweden paid about 40000 dollars in port fees while visiting various U S ports. The report notes the sum was collected during the year 1232 and reflects the scale of international maritime traffic of the era.
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