FDR Renews Talks With Ambassadors
President Roosevelt at Warm Springs discusses religious and racial persecutions with ambassadors Hugh Wilson of Germany and William Phillips to Italy. Talks aim at potential policy shifts toward minorities. Wilson recalled from Germany, Phillips on leave. Joe Jones and Marriner Eccles reportedly tied to related discussions on minority conditions.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
White House
Hugh Wilson
William Phillips
Mary
Wilson
United States
Phillips
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board official departs after two day talks
A member of the Federal Reserve Board left the city yesterday following two days of conferences with the President. The discussions touched on economic policy and banking matters, with no immediate announcements made.
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The
Federal Reserve System
Central Labor Union Hosts December Educational Meeting
The Elyria Central Labor Union sponsors a Thursday evening educational meeting on December 1 at the British Empire Club hall. The program includes a sound film titled Stop Silicosis What Are the Real Facts About Silicosis, produced by the U S Department of Labor Division of Labor Standards. The film demonstrates dust hazards and basic control methods to protect workers and urges regulatory action.
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Elyria Central Labor Union
British Empire Club
Division of Labor Standards
United States Department of Labor
Ladies' Benevolent Society Roast Pork Supper Bazaar
The Congregational church ladies plan a roast pork supper with a bazaar on Wednesday November 30 with serving at 530 pm. On Saturday December 3 Mrs Frank Blaser hosts the East Division at Sugar Ridge Road Pedro. Pinochle and bingo will be played and all are invited. Briefs note Joe Rollin recovering from appendix operation at Elytia Memorial Hospital.
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Ridgeville
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church
Frank Blaser
Sugar Ridge Road
Pedro
Pnochic
Everyday Movies and Thanksgiving Visits
Mrs Collie Sweet of Rocky River and Everand Simonds under a doctor’s care at his son’s home. Mr and Mrs EG Geiger hosted friends from Cleveland Ashtabula and Lorain for Thanksgiving. Harlan Green and family visited Kenneth Green of Lorain. Viola Oring hosted a Cleveland guest. Union Thanksgiving service held by Congregational and Methodist churches at Congregational Church with Rev John Rutledge. Andrew Jenkins Melvin Jenking and Glenn joined the Hall family at Brecksville for Thanksgiving. Nelson Elliott of Kent spent the holiday at home.
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Collie Sweet
Rocky River
Everand Simonds
Sterling
EG. Geiger
Deuver
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Loran
Harlan Green and
Kenneth Green
Lorain
Viola Oring
Congregational
Congregational Church
John Rutledge
Andrew Jenkins
Melvin Jenking
Glenn
Stanley Hall
Brecksville
Nelson Elliott
Kent
Guiman and Knowles hosted guests in Oberlin
Mr and Mrs Paul Guiman of Oberlin were visitors of Mr and Mrs M Knowles. Mrs Mary Watson joined her son in Tiffin and will stay awhile. Mrs Bartter opened her home for East Division of the LBS of the Congregational church gathering with twenty attending and prizes awarded to several members. Tea followed the games.
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Paul Guiman
Oberlin
M. Knowles
Harry Water
Tiffn
Mary Watson
Tiffin
Raymond Watson
Bartter
LBS
Lb Ce Young
P L Morgan
John Stephen
Jennie Bultms
Felix Anderson
Salisbury
Dover Center MEWS Notes
Dover Center Maine weekly notes recount Mrs Arthur Jamis hosting the Good une Club on Center Ridge. After ten pinochle games prizes went to Emma Traxler Belle Rosby and Marie Thompson. Next meeting planned at Mrs Geiger's home. Horace Bush and Charles Muche hosted Thanksgiving in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs J Benham were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Eddie Roggen.
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Dover Center
Goodune Club
Arthur Jamis
Center Ridge
Emma Traxler
Belle Rosby
Marie Thompson
Geiger
Horace Bush
Charles Muche
Mirs
Eddie Roggen
Cleveland
J. Benham
Norton-Robuts Hoods Archery Hunt Report
The Ohio State Archery Golf and Hunting Association reported 60 rabbits and six pheasants killed at its annual hunt on the organization's game preserve east of here. About 122 men and several women archers attended, coming from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, Dayton and nearby towns.
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Norton — Robbts Hoods
Ohio State Archery Golf and Hunting Association
Here
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Dayton
New
Two-Headed Calf Reported Healthy on Ohio Farm
In Gallipolis J H Taylor reports a two headed calf in good condition with each head showing two eyes nostrils and mouths though sharing one ear. Norwalk notes Electa Amsden will celebrate her 101st birthday on December 9 despite poor health she cast an absent voters ballot in the recent general elections. Japan bans leather in balls mitts and boxing gloves.
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Gallipolis
J. H. Taylor
Norwalk
Electa Amsden
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FDR
Sigrid Hallman Amidon Llp
5Th St
Pennington
Paradue Soda Grill
Central Labor Union
North Ridgeville
Joe Rollin
Elytia Memoral Hospital
Wortman
C.h.merthew Co
Elyria
Ark
Marietta
Springfield
Tuf Fin
Japan
Cavalier Coal
Cavalier
Cleveland Road
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