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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

2

Foremen Enjoy Movies Of Canada At Elyria Club

The Elyria Foremen's Club heard Rev. F. E. Eastman show films from Canada at its November meeting. The program featured prospectors in gold regions, operating mines, and Indian tribes, plus Canadian scenery. A nominating committee from each factory will meet within ten days to select candidates for next year’s officers. the next meeting is December 15.

Canada Elyria F. E Fastman Amherst Sveral Dominion Eastman

Leaders 10 Attend Discussion on Debts

Majority Leader Rainey and Chairman Collier conferred on Hoover invitation to debt discussion at the White House and agreed to attend. Rainey stated he opposes any reduction or cancellation of debts.

Washington Rainey Collier Ways and Means Committee Hoover White House Ways and Means

Roosevelt Busy At His Desk

President-elect Roosevelt handled state matters at his Albany desk before leaving for Washington to discuss the war debts with President Hoover and Secretary Mills. He will be accompanied by his economic adviser Prof. Raymond Moley of Columbia University.

Albany N. Y Roosevelt Washington Raymond Moley Columbia University Hoover Ogden L. Mills the Treasury Ray Moley

Roosevelt Conversation With Hoover Fixes Tuesday White House Meeting

Roosevelt refused to comment on a phone talk with President Hoover that set their meeting for 4 p m Tuesday at the White House.

Roosevelt Hoover White House

Debt Parley Dominates White House Agendas

President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt lead a debt crisis discussion at the White House. Budget talks with Cabinet members continue as a possible postponement of December payments is debated ahead of Roosevelt’s historic conferencel.

White House Washington Hoover Roosevelt Congress

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