New Deal Opposition Poll Reveals Nationwide Trends
A nationwide poll shows opposition to the New Deal with 95 percent opposing certain acts and policies. In 12 states received, Georgia leads at 67.55 percent against the administration, Texas at 62.85 percent, Illinois shows the strongest anti administration sentiment with 73 percent, based on 3,250 ballots.
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New York
Literary Direct
Mis Geort
Texas
Illinoi
D.gesc
Favor
Roosevelt New Deal poll question on approval and opposition
A historical poll asks whether the acts and policies of the Roosevelt New Deal are approved to date. A similar poll shows 135 percent support and 215 percent opposition, with a final tally of 2 15s in favor and $835 opposing its poles.
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Aes
Painting Of 475 Fire Plugs Here Near Completion
Work under director Waldron rushes to finish a gas distribution project with 475 fire plugs near completion. Laborers labor, equipment mobilized, and safety checks ongoing to meet a tight schedule.
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Waldron. Master & Ment
Devar
White Way Cost To Be Studied At Hearing Tonight
The city faces a hearing on funding the White Way project as the current contract with Ohio Public Services Company nears expiration. Officials consider financing via general assessments on abutting properties, despite downtown merchants opposing the plan and urging citywide payment.
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Incorn Cour
Ohio Public Sérvies
Tire
Court actions and arrests surface in local docket
In And About The Court House the Baltimore and Ob Bailrend Company suit seeks 35,900 against several defendants under relief terms. The Andwur Mortgage Company sues J C Burk for 2,935 from the estate of W J Brennar. John Buckser, 36, was arrested on a charge alleged by his wife in Justice Petros court.
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John Alexander
Gerinst
Baltimore
Bailrend Company
J.C. Burk
W J. Brennar
John Buckser
Eisha
Joseph Petros
Reva. Tomasheski
No. 3
Srith Court
W. H. Vanoster
Shear Street
Pole
Lectures At University Of Michigan On Ethiopian Church State
Professor W H Worrell of the University of Michigan will give lectures in Bosworth Hall on December 2 and 3 at 8:00 p.m. on church and state in Ethiopia and related language and dialect origins. Admission is charged. The notices also mention local social exchanges and visits by various residents, including Dr. North’s son returning home for the weekend and neighbors hosting guests.
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Tures
Haskell Foundation
W. H. Worrell
Department of Oriental Langusses
University of Wichhigan
Anun Arbor
Bosworth Hall
Werreil
Ethiopia
North
Wedresare State University
Marjorie Jare
Lakewood
Robert W
Medina
Sivinsbola
J. Heet. Bares
South Il Street
Hilav Fairfield
A. A. Bell
Peratesser Street
Charles Hallan
Wade
Yestra Cleveland
Walde Waiser
Gerents
Bwith
Retired Oberiin Merchant Is Dead
Obituary notice reports the death of a retired Oberiin merchant. Details are fragmented but mention of several properties and family names including Robert D. EF and Mrs. Helen Waters. Further readable fragments note ownership and retirement before death.
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Oberiin
Borziger
Robert D. Efwmé
Helen Waters
James Funeral Held In Cleveland Today
James funeral services were held in Cleveland today at the Sedgwick parish. Burial is planned in Cleveland following the ceremony for the deceased Mr. James, with mourners gathering at the parish.
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James
Cleveland
Woo
Anes Soen
Ukehonte
O. M. James
Redey
Michigan Professor To Give Two Lectures
A Michigan professor from the School of Theology will deliver two lectures. The sessions cover scholarly topics and are open to the public, with emphasis on religious studies and theology. The dates and venue are to be announced.
Death of Irma Spiegelberg 23 in Ohio
Irma Louise Spiegelberg 23 of Townline Road died Wednesday at Dr Marnes Clinic in Ifield Ohio following an illness. She graduated from high school in 1931 and belonged to Zion Church South Ridge and Friendship Club. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs J Spiegelberg and several relatives. Funeral arrangements announced in the official notice.
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Irma Spiegelberg
Irma Louise Spiegelberg
Townline Road
Town
Marnes
Ifield
Ohio
Fegelberg
Iis
Zional
South Ridge
Jan
Ls Spiegeltberg
G. Spieg- Hater
Nominating Group Named by Lorain County Four-H Club
A nominating committee was appointed at the Lorain County Senior Four-H Club meeting at the Grange Hall to select candidates for 1936 officers. The committee includes Beattie Wensink, Eleanor Penn, Henri, Chester Sprague, and Robert Penio, with the committee chair directing the preparations and refreshments.
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Ofr
Lorain County Senier
Eigh
Grange Hall
Charse
Tae Noman
Beatte Wensink
Carlisle
Eleanor Penii
Henrie
Chester Sprague
Robert Ho
Robert Penio
Dorothy
Gulf
Rian's Family Mourns as Four Die in Tragic Fire Incident
In a severed notice from Partseve, Rian and family mourn the loss of a son and several relatives after a fire. Funeral services are set Sunday at 2 070 from Spencer Bantst church with Rev. H. K. Finley officiating. In Cleveland, Matthew Galowski, 11, dies after a playmate drops a heated match into a truck gasoline tank.
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Rian
aHregee
Stathe
Joh Rehuster
Etyrd
Cleveland
Mathew Galowski
Kiwanians Hear Dr Ben Arneson Speaker at Elyria Club
Dr Ben A Arneson was scheduled as principal speaker for a Kiwanis meeting in Elyria. The program referenced his science focus and general remarks on classical thought, as well as remarks by other speakers during the session.
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Ben Arneson
Ben A. Arneson
Sorerner
Kiwanis Tuteraathc
Elyria
Ann Krivanths
Eis
Wil
West Dea
Tris Geld
Proies- Fan Ragiern
D. Cl Wcaunss
Governor Urges Refunding Of Bonded Debt
Columbus Ohio Governor Hawkins proposes refunding the state bonded debt of 75 million dollars to finance new state offices. He asks the General Assembly to authorize a bond swap on a one-for-one basis, arguing preserving funds during recovery and potential emergencies.
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Columbus
Uro
General Assembly
Senate
House
Itaver
Wessace
Christmas Lights To Shine Tonight in Downtown FE
Colorful lights against the dark sky in FE downtown will illuminate tonight as festive preparations accelerate. Workmen have spent days stringing thousands of lights along streets, signaling the upcoming shop season and the approach of Christmas in less than a month.
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FE Aa
Lall
Italy Recalls Men Of Five Classes To The Colors
In Rome on November 29 the Royal Carabineers recalled non commissioned officers and men of five classes to the colors today.
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Italy
Rome
Royal Carabiners
Philippine air visit opens with pageantry for airmen
The pageant on the Manila waterfront welcomed the visiting airmen as naval vessels lay dressed for carnival. Antonia Delalas, secretary of Public Works and Communications for the new commonwealth, and Major Juan Ponsadas of Manila delivered the official welcome. Captain Musick carried a personal letter from President Roosevelt to President Quezon in response for the crew and the air line.
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Ana
Antonia Del~alas
Department of Public Works and Communications
New Philippines Commonwealth
Juan Ponsadas
Manila
Musick
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippines
Ain
Auto crashes litter Lorain area with injuries and damages
Vehicles collided along Lake road and nearby streets injuring J Gegenheimer and Mrs George Nagy. Edward Fer, John Toth, L M Brown, and Victor Fuch were involved in multiple fender benders. M F Miera and F E Pifer reported damage after non stopping and truck collisions on local roads and Route 38. local sheriffs noted the incidents.
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Neesen Ond Wheeler
J. Gegenheimer
Vermilion
George Nagy
Cleveland
Lake Road
Lorain
Edward € Fer
Gegenheimer
Wellington
Curbs In Oberlin Will Be Improved
Oberlin approved for a WPA project with four and one tenth dollars. The plan covers curb and gutter construction on Orchard Hollywood and Morgan Streets in Oberlin, per a Washington report today.
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Oberlin
Washinsto
Washington
Hollywood
Morsan
Economic Debate on Debt and Prosperity Recalled
The article recounts a 1930s exchange on national debt and recovery under Roosevelt era measures. It cites estimates of U S debt rise, claims of solvency restoration, and praise for banking and social reforms while noting pressures from banks seeking federal aid amid the crisis.
Markets CLEVELASD PHOLLCE. BE TYHI-Market stead
Cleveland markets show steadiness in cattle and hogs with firm prices for main classes. Wethers and ewes mixed, futures unclear, and grain prices quoted for Toledo region. Local dealers report small gains and cautious buying as cash markets hold firm amid uncertain demand.
14 Students Work On Youth Program Jobs At School
Fourteen Eisra High School students will receive checks totaling 5025 for part time work under the National Youth Administration at the high school. The program runs through November 23 and pay ranges from 124 to 45 dollars per student based on hours worked. Students age 16 to 25 from nonrelief families are placed first with limits of no more than six dollars per month and up to three hours daily or 1% hours weekly. The effort supports schooling by helping with expenses and includes work across the school’s departments and local businesses.
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Eisra
Natonal
Seho
Athesc
Saga
Accard C. PL Savely
National Youth Administration
As S
Akron University Coach Resigns
Akron University head football coach and athletic director Howard Red Blair tendered his resignation effective June 1, 1956. Blair finished his ninth season with a 6 3 record after a 76 to 6 loss to Baldwin Wallace, with wins over Findlay Kent State John Carroll Mount Union and others. The resignation was presented to University president Simons. Blair has no immediate plans.
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Akron
Apy Howard
Red
Blair
Ofu State
University of Avon
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio
Findlay
Ofhe
Kent State
Union Meets Tonight for Restar Meeting
Members of Federal Labor Union No. 19243 will hold their restart meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall tonight. It was announced today. Several business matters will be discussed.
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Federal Labor Union No. 19243
Knights of Columbus Hall
Chickens and Pig Stolen Reported in Local Theft
Mrs. Ella Filbin of East River Street reported five chickens stolen from her coop. Arthur Meinke of 324 Winckles Street said three chickens were taken. Promise Glass of Stop and Graf ton Road reported a 125 pound pig vanished.
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Ella Filbin
East River Street
Arthur Meinke
Winckles Street
Promise Glass
Stop & Grafton Road
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