Roosevelt charts plan for an Anglo American trade bloc
The article outlines President Roosevelt s push for a broad economic zone spanning the western world and Anglo Saxon allies, aiming to boost trade with Canada and South American partners, while predicting a potential annual foreign trade minimum of four million dollars. It notes Hoover's responsive attacks, budget projections for 1937, and changes in Roosevelt s inner circle as conservatives gain influence in the administration.
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Great Britain
Europe
Asia
Canada
Samuel Hoare
Les
Cordell Hull
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Ohio
Hoover
GOP
Omex
Ketty
Wtal
Emer
Héminy
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roper
Farley
Aull
Messrs. Roebuck
Filene
Kennedy
Naiting
Boston
New York
Tugwell
Hopkins
Wallace
Hopkins m
Houser
Stats Hull
Norman H. Dews
United States
League of Tions
Battle
Roosevel
Congress
Oberlin Grange card party draws Oberlin social glow
The Oberlin Grange card party held Saturday evening drew a well attended crowd. Mrs. Mery Lounsbrough and partners organized social arrangements. twelve tables were active with games and diverse groups including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sand and Mr. and Mrs. John Frankiiy noted in attendance. The event planned further meetings and future gatherings in Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Mery Lounsbrough
Fackler
Henry Sandahile
John Frankiiy
Lusch W Wachusiol
Jon Wing Ron
Counies
Red honors 3 gather at home for birthday celebration
A birthday gathering featured lavish decorations with garden flowers and numerous guests, including George Martin and several local families. Officers were announced for the push to the Christmas party, committees named for social duties, and plans set for upcoming meetings at the homes of Mrs. Erdine Anderson and others. A Thanksgiving basket project was approved, with 18 members present and a large noon dinner.
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George Martin
Ely
Huage
Iam
M. Geisin
Jamesington
Tom
Aft Weger
Anzuzl
North
Erdineary
Rathy
Erdine Anderson
Lorain
Vira Gibson
Deana Smith
Virginia Cibson
Local Grange notes and community meetings in Elyria area
Belden Grange discussion on degree team decision led by Mrs Jessie Kimap iten. Next meeting Tuesday November 24 election of officers. Poultry school in Elyria attended by Henry Sandrock chairmen and others. Italian hemstitching class held in Elyria. Russia Township Farm Woman’s Club well attended at Ober Grange hall. Community visits include Mr and Mrs Simcon Nz and family. Monthly Bureau meeting in Russia Township area referenced.
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Juanita Schramm
Methodist Service Guild
Mary Yocom
Oberlin
Aiurneen
Spest
Clarenee Craig
Ito
Turkey
Oberlin Grange
Grange
Kelley Memorial Fund
Oliver Hudson Keller
Minnesota
Josie Parke
Tillie Hacker
Henry Sandrock
Martha Bars
Belden Grange
Jessie Kimapiten
Lusch
Henry Sandrock Ro
B. Chezter Nash
Harlan Schramm
Via
Elyria
Simcon Nz
Chester
Nathan
Charles Wangerien
Alma
Cleverend
Schramm
Mordar
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Ashbys Leave Elyria for Staunton Visit
Mr and Mrs James Ashby and their son departed Elyria on Wednesday evening to return to their former home in Staunton Virginia, signaling a family journey stated in local notices.
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Elyria
James Ashby
Staunton
Virginia
Real independence belief warns mankind against pride
A fragment reflects a stance that true independence is a gift from God to people who remain reasonable and humble, suggesting mankind should abandon pride and rely on divine guidance.
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West Broad Street
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Edward Schramm
Iona
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Florida
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Rapham G. Casker
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