Warburg Joins Opposition to Roosevelt Monetary Policy
James P. Warburg, vice-chairman of Bank of Manhattan and ex adviser at the London conference, spoke against administration price-raising plans. He urged a return to the gold standard, revealing he resigned from the economic conference plan due to policy conflicts. Other speakers favored dollar devaluation until 1926 prices rise, then stabilizing with a lower gold content.
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Philadelphia
James P. Warburg
Bank of Manhattan Company
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Warburg
F. Cyril James
University of Pennsylvania
Irving Fisher
Yale
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Economic Conference
Roosevelt
James
Fisher
Thomas
Debtors, Debts, and Dollar Policy Debate at Senate
Warburg warns against a planned economy and regimentation of taxpayers in Europe. Professor Fisher disagrees with some admin plans but backs monetary policy. Senator Thomas discusses a burden of 250 billion dollars in national debt and calls for repudiation or a cheaper dollar to meet obligations.
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Fisher
Sprague
Warren
Roosevelt
Thomas
Three To Speak At Meeting Friday
Three speakers will address the Elyria Branch of the American League Against War and Fascism at its meeting in Wurst Hall at 8 P.M. Friday. The speakers are Rabbi Marcus Kramer of Elyria Tallen tire national organizer for the Friends of the Soviet Union and Charles Olds of Oberlin College student and delegate to the Anti War Congress held in New York City on October 18.
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Elyria
American League Against War and Fascism
Wurst Hall
Rabbi Marcus Kramer
Tallentire
Friends of the Soviet Union
Charles Olds
Oberlin College
New York City
Rabbi Kramer
The
Chas. Olds
Wurst
Broad Street
Dreamland Theatre
Residence At Amherst Is Robbed
Burglars entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mischka at 109 Forest Street Amherst between 7:30 and 9 last night while the couple attended a pietura show and stole jewelry valued at 56 dollars. The entry was through the front door using a skeleton key and a first floor bedroom was ransacked. Jewelry consisted of a 15 jewel white gold wrist watch valued at 45 dollars a silver necklace worth five dollars another necklace four dollars and two strings of beads a dollar each. A rug and the front window area suggested the break in aimed through the front door. Mischka saw a strange man nearby on Tuesday and a nearby attempted burglary was reported two weeks earlier.
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Harry Mischka
Forest Street
Amherst
Clarence W. Dick
Ed. Monroe
Joe Woodings
Mischka
Natex Cure Promises Stronger Health At Local Drug Store
Earnest Robertson of Wilmington describes long medical struggle before Natex trial. He reports rapid improvement after three days, with renewed energy, red blood, stable bowels, and no more dizziness or headaches. Natex specialist at Muir's Original Cut Rate Drug Store promotes the remedy and offers free samples.
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Earnest Robertson
Conrad Piest
Wilmington
Del
Natex
Muir
Broad Street
Nater
Vote Totals Show State Prohibition Repeal Favorable
Columbus November election results detail federal and state prohibition repeal tallies along with a large Old Age Pensions measure. Totals include 2,282,401 votes cast across five questions with margins for repeal and home rule varying by issue. Officials Myers Bricker Tracy Dunkle canvassed the results.
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Columbus
Tmvision
George 3. Myers
John W. Bricker
Joseph T. Tracy
S. P. Dunkle
White
Lorain County industrial employment rises 51 percent
A summary of 174 employers shows Lorain County firms increased last month to 12,125 workers from 10,022 in October. Total man hours rose 31.6 percent to 2,053,107, with 21 accidents last month versus 15 in October 1932, though over 94 percent of firms reported no accidents.
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Lorein County
Lorain County
NRA
H. M. Schnerer
Banquet for A and P Employees At Elyria Country Club
Lorain hosts organized a banquet for A and P Stores employees at Elyria Country Club. About 40 guests from Lorain and nearby areas gathered with attendees from Norwalk Wellington and other counties. After a two course dinner, card games and entertainment followed with guest speaker Mr. Fox of Lorain.
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Ptares
Elyria
Lorain
Norwalk
Wellington
Mr. Fox
Dinner Honors Farmers at County Show Evening
The Lorain County Chamber of Commerce sponsors a dinner at Hotel Newell to recognize farmers, exhibitors, and area merchants for their support. Tickets cover a meal and an exhibitor pass while the show opens tomorrow morning and runs through the day.
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Hotel Newel
Elyria Buain
Mereantie Aysson
Charber of Commerce
Himeetf
Mf Rte
Dihiting
Ducers
Oato
Heste
Chamber As Commerce
Chaice
Hope To Fill Stockings Again In Elyria
Elyria's annual campaign to fill every stocking at Christmas starts with a Not an Empty Stocking Committee meeting in the council chamber at city hall. The group urges all members to attend at 7 30 p m to begin plans for the drive, now in its several year existence, to aid needy families.
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Elyria
Council Chamber
Five More Leases for Drilling Filed in Grafton Township
Five more leases on property in Grafton Township for gas well drilling were filed yesterday in the office of County Recorder William G. Mitchell. The Wittmer Company of Pittsburgh filed the leases naming Herman and Nell Wildenstine for three acres, Mrs. Elizabeth Szcerpanski for three lots, George J. and Harriet Spitz er for two lots, D. B. and Carrie M. Hitchcork for 106 acres, and Homer R. McClintock for two lots.
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Grafton Township
Office of County
William G. Mitchell
Wittmer Company
Pittsburgh
Herman and
Nell Wildenstine
Elizabeth Szcrpanski
George J
Harriet Spitzer
D. B
Carrie M. Hitchcork
Homer R. McClintock
Death Record: Harriet Hastings Dies at 110 Cascade Street
Harriet Hastings, 110 Cascade street, died yesterday at 12:10 pm. Born July 25, 1842 in LaGrange, Ohio, she was the daughter of David Gott and Emeline Rockwood, last of eight children. Survived by four children Louis, Earl D, Mrs. Fred Lawrence, Mrs. Harry Pounds. eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 2:00 pm from her home, Ray Leach of Mt. Vernon officiating. burial in LaGrange Cemetery.
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Harriett Hastings
Cascade Street
LaGrange
David Gott
Emmeline Rockwood
David Rockwood
LaGrange Township
Champion
Hastings
Louis
Cleveland
Earl D
Fred Lawrence
Harry Pounds
Elyria, O
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Ray. Leach
Mt. Vernon
LaGrange Cemetery
Morgenthau to Visit President Amid Monetary Speculation
President Roosevelt and acting Secretary Morgenthau are expected at Warm Springs for routine talks and Thanksgiving plans. Officials deny any change in policy as Sprague warns of inflation while observers watch for possible discussions on gold operations and the administration’s financial direction.
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Warm Springs
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Sprague
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Georgia Hall
Warm Springs Foundation
Oberlin Chest Workers Pass Half Way Mark
Oberlin reports the half way point reached in the Oberlin Community fund drive with one day left to raise the remaining amount. A football game between the College Panthers and the Oberlin Wildcats ended 7 to 0 in favor of the Wildcats, drawing about 3,500 attendees. Proceeds from the event are expected to push the fund over its $9,000 target, with totals likely exceeding $56.
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Oberlin
College Panthers
Oberlin Wildcats
Dill Reid
Wildcats
Echool
Tells Of Modern Women Of India Event At Oberlin
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosted an afternoon meeting at the home on Forest Street. Guest speaker Mrs E Jones of Sitapur India spoke on The Modern Woman of India. Mrs Jones, with thirty one years in India, described starting the first women staffed primary school in Sitapur Rohini and how it inspired others. Her daughter Eunice attends college here, returning to Oberlin during furlough. Miss Catherine Van Ven of Pittsfield introduced the program, and Miss Burwen, a Fiske University musician, was noted.
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Misionary Society of the Methodist Church
H. Yocom
Forest
E. Stanley Jones
Sitapur
India
Eunice
Oberlin
Catherine van Ven
Pittsfield
Mass
Buren
Fiske University
Activities of Girl Scouts at Oberlin
The Ranger Troop will meet Sunday November 26 at 5 39 PM at 123 Forest Street with a special program. Mrs John Landis is new Pine Cone Troop captain, lieutenants Miss Forrence Clarpoole and Miss Mary Lou Dennison. Mt. Laurel Troop sells Christmas cards to pay dues and to secure The American Girl. New enrollees include Marjorie Annt Elizabeth Carr Sonia Moyer Margaret Taft Shirley Oliver Arlene Brickley Betty Herrick.
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Oberlin
L. W. Taylor
Forest Street
John Landis
Forrence Clarpoole
Dascomb Cottage
Mary Lou Dennison
Talcott
Charles Monroe
Mt. Laurel
Mrs. Portman
Marjorie Annt
Elizabeth Carr
Sonia Moyer
Margaret Taft
Shirley Oliver
Arlene Brickley
Betty Herrick
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Foreign Service Talk
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday in the Legion rooms with 14 members and four guests. Guest speaker Mrs. William G. Sharp of Filyria shared experiences from abroad during her husband WG Sharp’s tenure as Ambassador to France. Guests included Miss Florence Wolf and others from Elyria. Hostesses provided refreshments. a barre is planned for members tonight in the Legion Hall.
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John Duan
Ruth Byars
Hazel Hipp
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Parish Social at Sacred Heart Church Tonight
A parish social will be held in the social rooms of Sacred Heart Church this evening at 8 o'clock. All members are invited. Local Billy Bilbilly singer Elmer Harris will perform with his band to play and take request numbers.
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Sacred Heart Church
Elmer Harris
Bilbilly
Markets Cleveland Prodec Butte Market Report
Cleveland market news covers poultry eggs dairy and produce prices with figures for fowls ducks and leghorns, plus cattle calves hogs and sheep trends. Grain and flour quotes staff across markets include No 2 corn No 1 white oats and various hay and mill feed values, reflecting a broad midweek trading snapshot.
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Cleveland
Butte
Leghorn
Tle
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Tonew
Timothy
Red Cross Names Budget Committee for Elyria Chapter
The Elyria Red Cross executive committee announced the budget committee of E. J. Stankard Mrs. H. A. Crandall and Harvey C. Chen er to oversee expenditures and maximize impact while Edith Metcalf remains executive secretary. Clothing distribution is rising freeing space for supplies as the chapter handles emergency cases beyond standard Red Cross care and seeks more members.
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Edith Metcalf
Elyria
American Red Cross
E. J. Stankard
H. A. Crandall
Harvey C. Chener
Red Cross
Masonic Temple
A. C. Schilleman
Amherst Fund Drive Nears Goal After Reach Of $1000
Amherst community fund drive enters final stage with about $1,000 collected toward a $1,500 goal. Chairman Conrad Zilch announced the total and urged continued contributions from residents.
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Amherst, C
Amherst Community Fund
Conrad Zilch
Heavyweight and tennis awards given to 1967 squad
Fred Williams, Gene Fell, and Ralph Marsh received letters. Manager's letters were presented to Herb Meister of the heavy weight squad and Bill Minch of the lightweights. Earl Cheater chosen heavyweight manager for next season. Letters presented by Head Coach Roy Clymer and lightweight letters by Ralph Bauer. Coach Lee Lyman announced the tennis awards.
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Fred Williams
Gene Fell
Ralph Marsh
Herb Meister
Bill Minch
Earl Cheater
Roy Clymer
Ralph Bauer
Lee Lyman
Relief work plans cited by home economics teachers
The home economics teachers voted to hold another meeting soon to discuss possibilities and urged county relief agencies to offer recommendations on projects they can best support so they can maximize aid. A Muslim tale about a miser and a priest contrasts prayer and desire for a roofless golden palace in paradise.
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Felow
Paradise
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