Trade push and policy shifts shape 1935 US stance
The piece surveys moves by Mr. Roper to promote US business missions to South America as a way to counter European dominance in aviation trade. It notes Roosevelt's openness to delegations, neutrality pressures, and economic conditions shaping export strategies, with mentions of Navy figures, legal cases, and farm program planning.
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Elling Uncle Saai
Foxy Danoper
Great Britain
Roper
Oftlais
Europe
Priels
Americas
Actics
Danny Dan
Panama Canal
South America
Secretary of Commerce
Mr. Roosevelt
Counies
Roosevelt
Local Notes From Litchfield November Fair and Visits
Rev and Mrs F H Schott and sons returned home after a brief Oak Hathor visit. The Unique club met at Mrs C M Turner’s home and prizes were won by Mrs John Radie and Mrs J H Bart in bridge. Mrs Rasor’s trip was discussed. she is visiting Oregon. A CCC trailer axle failed early Sunday near Nelson Yost home, damaging cement and road. Mrs H E Jenne will winter with her daughter in Medina. Ed Werner family dined with M F Barth. G D Round and daughter Lucilla traveled to McKees Rock Pa for a funeral. Mr and Mrs F G Carver hosted sister and family Harry Hankey.
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Litchfield. O
F. H. Schott and
Medina
Ed Werner
Sullivan
M. F. Barth
G. D. Round
Lucilla
McKees Rock
F. G. Carver
Harry Hankey
Elyrian Named To Supervise State Job
Alfred Bates of 317 Seventh Street was appointed supervisor of construction for a $125,900 Apple Creek building. The appointment, described as a reappointment, was approved by Ohio director of public works Brindle and communicated by John Schooley, state architect. Bates previously supervised state work at Apple Creek from August 13, 1929, until his dismissal about three and a half years ago for lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bates
Seventh Street
Apple Creek
Brindle
Ohio
Bates
John Schooley
Apple Creek In
Wooster Invites Elyria High Students to Football Game
Elyria High School pupils are invited by the College of Wooster to attend the Wooster Baldwins Wallace football game on Saturday November 23. Garle Lathrop Wooster admissions director led the invitation to 259 high schools. Campus tours and building visits are planned before and after the game with a Douglass Hall reception following the conclusion of Wooster finalizes its 1935 football season and marks 15 Wooster seniors’ last game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
College of Wooster
Wooster-Baldwin- Wallace
Wooster
Garle Lathrop
Douglass Hall
Real Estate Transfers Reported by the Trust Company
A river of transfers lists S. H. Squire liquidating Guardian Trust Company assets to Clara C Holsing in Sheffield Lake. U S Automatic Company properties on Franklin Street in Amherst and Amherst Township move to U S Automatic Corporation. Walter G. Nord as temporary trustee transfers Franklin Street parcels in Amherst to U S Automatic Corporation. Ezra Waugh and Anna L. Waugh sell 11th Street Lorain property to Lorain Banking Company, which then sells to Lawrence F Emerick and Loretta E Emerick. John B H Hora sells part of block 7 Lorain additions. William J Reigle and Emma Reigle transfer Park Place Elyria property to Richard Zeroll and Bertha Zeroll. Guardian Trust liquidation transfers to Bessie M Hares Hinkel on Leake Road Avon Lake.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
S. H. Squire
Guardian Trust
Clara C. Holsing
Sheffield Lake
U. S. Automatic Company
U. S. Automatic Corporation
Franklin Street
Amherst
Walter G. Nord
DC. S. Automatic Company
Tto
George E. Brownell
Lorain
William J. Reigle
Emma Reigle
Richard Zéroll
Bertha Zeroll
Park Place
Elyria
Guardian Trust Company
Bessie M. Hares Hinkel
Leake Road
Avon Lake
Murray Ridge Bird Club Meeting and Armistice Day Program
Murray Ridge Audubon Society members gathered at the Murray Ridge Schoolhouse Friday for a regular meeting with new members welcomed. Talks covered pheasants, crow habits, and bird illustrations. refreshments were served. The day also featured a patriotic school program for Armistice Day and a social visit list including local residents from Elyria Akron and neighboring towns.
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Audubon Bird Club
Seres
Betty Encher
Harold Fridenstien
Paul Gannett
Bruce Eppley
Oliver Shubert
Julia Buray
Laura
Fridenstien
Gladys Neuman
Tain
Wellington vaudeville headliners aid Not Any Empty Stocking Fund
Wellington notices detail the fourth edition of Headline s a vaudeville revue and minstrel show at the Opera House on December 12 to raise funds for the Not Any Empty Stocking Fund. An illustrated lecture by F M Jones on Greenfield Village and talks by Mrs A B Southard and Miss Dorothy Hughes accompany the event.
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Ifah
Wellington
Wellington Opera House
F. M. Jones
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Mich
Santiago Exposition
California
A. B. Southard
Dorothy Hughes
Hughes
Florida
Musical class offered at local school signals extracurricular need
By Cora M Shepard a music instructor at the local school will lead a weekly class after school on Tuesdays. The session aims to ease crowded schedules as an extracurricular activity. Rev Lonzo S Green spoke on being small in a big war at a Kiwanis luncheon. L B Hindman described the Lorain County Tuberculosis Association's work over the past year.
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New York
Wevea
Dorothy Leinherd
S&s H
Lonzo S. Green
Toca
L. B. Hindman
Lorain County Tuberculosis Association
Akron Visitors Stay With Epplers In Berea Visit
Residents from Akron are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. E Eppler. Mr and Mrs A J Derek called on Mr and Mrs Clarton Burrich of Berea Saturday.
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Akron
E. Eppler
A J_ Derek
Clarton Burrich
Berea Saturdar
Kiwanis Banquet Honors Akron Football Team
Kiwanis members will fete the high school football squad at a 6 30 p m banquet Thursday. Akron University coach Howard Blair will speak, noting his Ohio State University tenure. Rev Lonzo Green and J C MacDermott will show motion pictures. Burglars robbed Penfield Center school, taking $100 via a back window, late Thursday night or early Friday.
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Kiwanis Club
Howard Blair
Akron University
Blair
Ohio State University
Lonzo Green
J. C. MacDermott
Penfield Center
Eastern Stars Briefs Present Quilt Display and Luncheon
Mrs. Lawrence Baker Mrs. Charles Ormeroid and Mrs. Beile Smith hosted the 1922 and 1933 Association of Past Matrons District 4 Eastern Stars in the Masonic Hall Wednesday. A tureen luncheon for 25 followed by a quilt display and social time preceded sewing on quilts. The roll call included a Christmas suggestion. Next meeting set for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Baker
Charles Ormeroid
Beile Smith
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Christmas Party Plans In Lodi And Temple Chaser
Community notes reveal two Christmas gatherings in Lodi and Temple Chaser hosted by Charles Orme and the Past Patrons and Astrens Association at the Masonic Hall with a covered-dish dinner. Mentions include upcoming election for postmaster, Steining Foundry shutdown, Elyria Clinic patient progress, and local visits, with mentions of Taylor Street and Wellington High School chapel programs and student performances.
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Lodi
Charles Ormerold
Henri Ramser
Patrops and Astrens Association
Temple Chaser
Masonic Hall
E. €. Branson
Zarl
Midland
Mich
Paul Shepard
Janior Frazer
Kipton
The
Tatter
So Mar
Marvette Snyder
van Barber
Taylor Street
James Carpenter
Panama
Columbus
Fort Hayes
Foster Fisher
Lonze St. Green
Wellington High School
Sarah Humridge
Jack Bear
Phyllis Coffin
Lillian Davis
Old Yale Star Now Blind Watches Games
Perry Hale, a Yale All American fullback in 1900, now blind from a fireworks accident, watches Yale games from Portland. He sits with Walter Bayley in the Yale section at the New Haven bowl, explains plays, and often understands the team better than sighted spectators. Hale later coached at Phillips Exeter after college.
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Portland
Cons
Alethough
Perry Hale
Yale
Perry
Walter Bayley
Hsler
Hale
Phillips Exeter
Official Skunk Chaser Named Riverside’s City Enforcer
Riverside Ontario appoints Chancellor Clifford Chauvin to curb unwelcome visitors, cows and skunks, by drafting a bylaw to ban cattle in certain town sections. Neighbors complain as cows appear near haystacks and skunks multiply, disrupting daily life.
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Riverside
Clifford Chauvin
Hamlin
Chauvin
Chanclor Chan
Prisoners Grow Food for Worcester County Jail
Worcester Mass prisoners under steward William Millward Sr have preserved about 128000 quarts of foodstuffs from the institution's garden to endure the coming winter. Bohemia in Wisconsin describes a hillside village retaining old Bohemian customs and attire. In 1929-30 civil war veterans and widows received 125 million dollars in pensions from the government.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester County
William Millward, Sr
Bohemia
Yuba
Wis
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Jenieve Dunbar
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A. J. Derek Mondar
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Schroll Coal
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