Cooperation To Put Men To Work In Roosevelt Era
Washington notes a new cooperation trend as business and government pledge to boost employment. Presidents and industrial advisers urge targeted placement for men over 40, with chambers and manufacturers backing smoother policy. An era of good feeling may help solve unemployment, beyond NRA limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
United States
NRA
Merlie
Sitna
Southern Democrats Lose Control in New Congress
After a New Deal landslide, Southern Democrats lose party control in Congress as northern representatives gain influence. Observers warn that a two thirds New Deal majority could face friction if party lines tighten and electoral dynamics shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
House of Representatives
North
Philadelphia
O Neill Honored With Nobel Prize in Letters
Eugene ONeill the American playwright is awarded the 1936 Nobel Prize for literature at age forty eight joining a group of past laureates. The article lauds his life of travel hardship and intense drama featuring murder suicide and deep passion, calling him a great artist.
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Eugene O Neill
Anatole France
Thomas Mann
Tagore
Maeterlinck
Nindhard Kipling
Sinclair Lewis
Engene O'Neill
Seldean
Eugene Oneill
O'Neill
Bible Readings And Meditations Sunday Scriptural Guidance
Daily devotional notes reflect on Jesus teaching to give to the needy and to resist evil. Encourages sharing faith, praying for others, and living a generous life as a forward Christian practice.
New York Day by Day Notes on Cartoons and Culture
In a column riffing on Moaners of public taste C O McIntyre surveys Dorman Smith cartoons and the era’s satire. He compares influences from Billy Ireland to McCutcheon and Mizner while musing on fashion, theatre, radio pitches, poetry, and social foibles across New York circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arnold Bennett
Dorman Smith
Ohio
Billy Ireland
Webster
Ding
Briggs
McCutcheon
Lovaitt
Thoughnress
Montgomerys
Clarks
McCulloughs
Mizner
Notable births and figures listed from various states
The notice catalogs prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages including Ruth Etting in Nebraska, Helen Rogers Reid in New York, Joan Lowell in California, Ernest J. King in Ohio, Theodore Liman in Boston, Herbert S. Hoston in Illinois, and Frank Morrison in Canada. It includes a reflective closing paragraph about contentment and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Etting
David Citr
Nebr
Helen Rogers Reid
New York City
Appleton
Wis
Joan Lowell
California
Berkeley
Cal
Ernest J. King
Bureau of Aeronautis
Lorain
Ohio
Theodore Liman
Harvard
Boston
Aso
Herbert S. Hoston
Advertising Federation of America
Champaign, Ill
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Frankton
Canada
Anniversaries list recalls notable figures and events
A fragment lists birthdays and deaths from 1801 to 1936 including Theodore Weld Franklin Pierce Ernest Leng Marie Bashkirtseff and Sir Gilbert Parker. It notes Matthias Baldwin's locomotive Old Ironsides the 1849 Parkman murder trial and Pershing casualty estimates. Hoover appeal on unemployment is mentioned with scattered figures.
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Theodore D. Weld
Hampton, Conn
Boston
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
Hillsborough
Concord N. H
Ernest Wadsworth Lengfellow
Cambridge
Mass
Marie c Bashkirtseff
Sir Gilbert Parker
Addington
Ontario
London
Henry B. Jor
Packard
Detroit
Matthias W. Baldwin
Philadelphia
Germantown R. R
Patent Office
George Parkman
John W. Webster
Harvard
College Laboratory
Gen. Pershing
Hoover
Joan L. Lewis
Avon Lake Sister of Avon Lake Man Dies in Florida
Ethel Padler Lauraceus aged 50, widow of Alban Lauracus, died at her Daytona Beach home after a long illness. Born in Avon Lake she was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Padier of Lake road. Survived by brothers Robert and Wesley Padler. two brothers preceded her in death. Body being shipped to Lorain and funeral plans later. News notes mention Ralph Edwards and Jareox road travel by auto.
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Avon Lake
Charles Padler
Ethel Padler
Lauraceus
Alban Lauracus
Daytona Beach
Florida
Tom Padier
Lake Road
Robert
Wesley Padler
Loraim
Wintering plans and local notes from town
Florida and other southern points will be visited by residents for winter. Mr and Mrs George Vausha left for a two week visit to relatives in New Orleans. Miss Frances West is ill at her Center road home. Rev Meister of Elyria filled the Congregational pulpit in place of Rev Bond who was away.
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Florida
George Vausha
New Orleans
Frances West
Center Road
Meister of
Elyria
Elyria Home of
Congregational Church
Bond
Local Social News Briefs From Cleveland Area
Mrs. Florence Paterson attended a card party at Mrs. Archie Stretton’s home in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Herbert of Avon called on Mr. and Mrs. William Somerville. Mrs. Herman Seibold of California visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pedersen. Harry Weber of Cleveland spent time with his father Peter Weber. Mrs. Ted Wilderschied visited Cleveland friends. Miss Janet Lincoln of Lakewood stayed with Miss Jane Mauers. Bill Smiley was in Toronto visiting Steve Kubina. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Connabee left for Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Florence Paterson
Archie Stretton
Cleveland
Waller Herbert
Avon
Willam Somerville
Herman Seibold
California
Carl Pedersen
Harry Weber
Peter Weber
Ted Wilderschied
Janet Lincoln
Lakewood
Jane Mauers
Bill Smiley
Toronto
Steve Kubina
Earl Connabee
Daytona Beach
Florida
London scheme aims year round bacon from pig breeding
Rothamsted researchers propose a system to breed pigs with controlled temperature to ensure a steady year round bacon supply. Experts say once temperature issues are solved, pig production could be sustained regardless of season.
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London
Rothamsted
Sullivan in accident injures ankle and back
Sullivan Ora Fackler suffered Saturday injuries after a vehicle noise spooked his horse and wagon wheel ran over his ankle with possible fracture. he also injured his knee and back. Social notes mention visits from various families and a funeral in Toledo. a 1912 dress code note recalls trousers being deemed improper for students in hall or chapel.
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Manchester
Iowa
Charles Beard
Denton Whitmore
Elyria
Whitmore
Mr. Beard
Clara Culp
Toledo
Mr. Burden
Erwin
Polk
Woodruff
la Grange
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Eee
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Foy
Christ
C. O. McIntyre
Portland
Maine
Bud Kelland
Will Hays
Andrew Sook
Cole Porter
Arkansas
Fred Hrrowies
Eduard
McNaught
Long Island
Atlantic Monthly
Ralph Edwards
Jareox Road
Auto
Ilmot
Masonic Temple
Pocahontas
Cavalier
W. Virginia
North Royalton
Sunoco
Von
Cleveland St. and
Abbe Rd
Sullivan
Chuck
Bridge Street
America
Louis Chevrolet
American Automobile Association
Chevrolet
Pontiac
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