Democratic lawyers financing tax cases exposed in Washington
National Whirligig heads reveal that several Democratic lawyers move money through compromised income tax prosecutions. Morgenthau laments lost revenue as AG Cummings and others negotiate off the record settlements, shielding figures like Kremer and O Connors. The policy shift stems from Roosevelt era orders granting the AG wide discretion to prosecute defend or compromise cases. Public sentiment wary as lawmakers discuss neutrality and defense industry controls amid a looming presidential contest.
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Arthur Muttley
Ickes
Internal
Morgenthae
A. G
J. Bruce Kremer
One Nation
Democratic Committee
Basil O'Conner
Roosevelt
Mullen
Morgenthau
A. C
Sem
Willie” Woodin
Treasury Secretar
Pomona Grange meets Acme Grange in Oberlin region
Oberlin and Columbia hosted the Lorain County Pomona Grange No. 73 gathering with Acme Grange. Fourteen subordinate chapters sent reps. Eaton Grange led attendance at nearly 14 percent, North Elyria close behind. New members Rev and Mrs B H Bear of Amherst were welcomed and will receive full initiation next meeting.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Acme Grange
Columbia
Eaton Grange
North Elyria
B. H. Bear
Ambherst
Therwi
Pomona
Frank Mason
Penfield
Carlisle
Kipton
Wellington
Amherst
Ridgeville
Belden Grans
Ridgeville Grange
Belden
Margaret Bennet
Relden Grange
Ohio State Grange
Lima
Ohio
Ladies of Columbia Grange
Gertrude Kamm
Old Virginia
Russell Opfer
LaGrange
Our Grange
Joann Lonzbon
Donna
John Barber
Elmer Fullmer
Eaton
Edw. Schramm
Murder in Cairo hints at rival schemes and a lurking danger
In Cairo Kurt and Christine discuss a pattern of accidents and poisoning aimed at Grey after he becomes co director. Christine suspects business enemies, specifically Irajan ex employee Tullio Coliani, who resents Grey and may threaten him or framed him. Kurt questions motives, weighing a potential rival in the cotton trade and a looming danger.
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Kurt
Christine
Grey
Alexandria
Art
Chris
Burt
Tye
Milady
Greg
Tullio Coliani
Coliani
Chevrolet announces 1935 models spark strong dealer demand
Reports from dealers nationwide indicate capacity production for 1935 Chevrolets will be needed through the year to meet overwhelming orders following the New York Auto Show. W. E. Heller of Chevrolet Motor Co. cites production near 106000 monthly to keep pace, with 66000 cars ready at launch and strong sales across Master De Luxe and Standard Fisher body lines. The redesigned bodies, streamlined fronts, hydraulic brakes, and full line of styles in the low price range drive enthusiasm, especially among rear seat passengers without sacrificing leg room.
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Berrie
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Contamn
EG. Bennett
Mariicer Eccles
Utah
Bennett
O. W. Adams
Utabi State National Bank
Eccles
Frank F. Brooks
First National Bank of Pittsburgh
New York
Brooks
Adams
Grand Central Palace
General Motors
Waldorf-Astoria
Holter
Heller
Fisher
Comfort Theme Of 1936 Automobiles Show Highlights
The 1936 Cleveland Automobile Show runs November 25 to 30. Cars promise safety, economy, longer wear, and greater comfort with features like heated interiors, dustless ventilation, and radios. Designers target reduced driver fatigue through posture studies and upgraded upholstery.
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Cleveland
Bnet
Local social notes and regional visit updates
The report lists a Saturday party on November 14 and various visits. Mrs Ethel Gibson and Mrs Alta Arrington of Oberlin visited Mrs Hazel Berg. Mrs William Manns joined Mr and Mrs Henry Sandreek of Elsha on a Florida trip for the winter. Frank Kreuger Jr and Harlan C Adamm hosted guests. Henry Holzhauer of Detroit was a weekend guest at Edward Schramm’s home with Simeon Nash and B Chester Nash. Nathan and Wesley Sanislow attended a Monroeville Fall Festival colt show. Doris Wangerein, Baldwin Wallace sophomore, spent the weekend with her parents Arthur and Doris Wangerein.
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Ethel Gibson
Alta Arrington
Oberlin
Hazel Berg
William Manns
Henry Sandreek
Elsha
Florida
South
Frank Kreuger, Jr
Harlan C_ Adamm
Henry Holzhauer
Detroit
Edward Schramm
Simeon Nash
B. Chester Nash
Nathan
Wesley Sanislow
Monroeville
Doris Wangerein
Baldwin-Wallace College
Arthur Wangerein
Miss Pennington of Cleveland Dies After Crash at Adams Corners
Miss Pennington a mission worker from Cleveland died at Community Hospital Berea after a Tuesday crash on Route 82 from Station Road. She and M Jesmond of Cleveland failed to stop, colliding with a Pittsburgh bound car. Pennington suffered 13 rib fractures a broken hip a broken arm and scalp injuries. Several mumps cases noted in local schools. Mrs A D Crooke attended Eva Campbell’s funeral in Pittsfield. D J Martin of Parma spent.
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Coltmb Nor
Miss Pennington
Cleveland
Adams Corners
Community Hospital
Berea
M Jesmond
Station Road
Pittsburgh
A. D. Crooke
Eva Campbell
Pittsfield
D. J. Martin
Parma
Dodge Sales Head Sees Big 1936 Gain
Detroit reports A van Der Zee, Dodge Plymouth general sales manager, predicts substantial 1936 increases for Dodge dealers. He cites production scale and dealer orders totaling fifty two million dollars after factory meetings, signaling strong market prospects for Dodge and Plymouth vehicles and trucks.
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Detroit
A. van der Zee
Carysler Corporati
van Derzee
Dodge
Ling
Ohio Route Directory From Elyria Automobile Club Report
Road information lists paths from Toledo and Cleveland to Toledo, Lorain, Sandusky, Port Clinton, and Chicago via multiple state routes through Fremont Norwalk Elmore and Tiffin. It covers Columbus Oberlin Delaware Cleveland Youngstown Pittsburgh Canton Wheeling Medina Massillon Steubenville and Wheeling with detours and via SR numbers. Consult Elyria Automobile Club for routes not in this report.
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Toledo
S. R
Lorain
Sandusky
Port Clinton
LT. S. 30
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
Chicago
LT. S. 20
C. SR
T. S
Colembus
Oberlin
Ashland
Delaware
Cleveland
Erie
Buffa
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Twinsburg
Ravenna
Edinburg
Salem
Lisbon
Canton
Wheeling
S. BR
Médina
S. R Is
Massillon
Steubenville
W. Va
Medina
Elyria Automobile Club
Weekend Guests and Local Happenings at Crocker Home
The week end at the Crocker home featured visitors including Few and Mrs J H Jonse of Brighton. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fitch and Mr and Mrs Fred Hubbard and daughter Carol of Cleveland. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Reisling and three sons of Elvia and Mr and Mrs Huber Moriock and daughter Alice Marie from this place. Myr and Mrs Gale Albaugh plan an addition to their house. M L Roger and Ernest Maddock attended a meeting in Columbus related to a 4-H project. Mrs Mayme Geiger works at the Rome. Mrs A D Carpent er. Mrs Mary Waixer returned from a visit with daughter Gerald Haines of West Bend. Mrs Jones, mother of Mrs Herman Pan, attended Monday. Rural mail carrier called at the Columbia Town Hall last Saturday night. Mr and Mrs R Van Arsdale and Mr Tagerson attended, Mr and Mrs entertain the Halloween sos Lo-
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Crocker
J. H. Jonse
Brighton
Wilbur Fitch
Fred Hubbard
Carol
Ernest Maddock
Carlista
Columbur
Mayme Geiger
Rome
A. D. Carpentar
Irs
Mary Waixer
Gerald Haines
West Bed
Jones
Ated Mether
Herman Pani
Rural Mail
Columbia Town Hall
R. van Arsdale
Mr. Tagersoi
Ata Hallowe'en Si Lo
Evening Socials and School Board Plans Highlight Election Notes
November 2 events recount Mr and Mrs John Snell and guests sharing cards and refreshments. Columbia school ground project finished. basketball season to start November 22 with a practice on the 15th. Three mill school levy approved 42 to 54. J G Wright and H T Smell reelected to school board Roy Royer and Rob ert Painter attended a teachers event. Township trustees re elected Barl Boone and P W Heineman. Election boards listed by precinct and party. Church notices include Columbia Baptist services, Baptist Young People's Union gathering, and Lonel y People home-focused talk by Rev Paul Brown. Home for the Aged produce display at Sunday school and Alpha greenup event planned.
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John Snell
Gertrude
Fern Pinckney
Ora Walker
Charlies Mills
Sylvia Eves
Hallowe'en
Roberta Ingersoll
Oberlin Business College
Columbia
M. L. Royer
Robbert Painter
Clearview Street
J. G. Wright
H. T. Smell
Roy Churchward
Barl Boone
P. W. Heineman
South
Godfrey Herold
Warren
Frank Wise
Leslie Ring
Tika
Marshall Bickford
William Ingersoll
Baptist
Baptist Sunday School
Rowena Ingersoll
Methodist Church
Paul Brown
Elyria
Boworth League
Betty Church
E. Church
Core Ring
Marion Ulrich
Alpha Greenup
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Calvi Coolidge
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Washington Gun Factory
Borah
Idaho
Eupress Court
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Wilson
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Ruarr
George L
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NRA
Copyright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Rickenbacher
Days’ Music Store
Murphy Bros
E. D. Schramm
Delta. Hahn
First Methodist Ladies’ Aid Socie
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B. Chester Nasi
Charl Nash
Butternut
Harold Rere
Oberlin Grange Hall
Tillie Hacker
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Frank Kreger
Henry Coulson
Vence Parsons
Ward
Michael Smith
Mary Lounsbrough
Viola Fackter
Fred Edmonds
Silver Moth
Mildred Snow Gleason
Castle OF Doom
Stefan Tobermann
Tobermann
Cairo
Urt
Mohamed
Isisting
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Automobile News
E. “Whitney & ‘Son
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Ted Canvles
Amon
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