Industry leaders reject NRA revival talk in December Washington meeting
The steel, automotive and machinery groups oppose renewed NRA style regulation. They argue recovery is underway and further legislation would hinder business, expecting Congress and the White House to allow a natural economic upturn with a breathing spell before any new laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Blue Eagle
Supreme Court
Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
Steel
American Tron and Steel Institute
Tates
Institute
Roosevelt
Roper
No Profit In Waste Of Milk Bottles
A U S department of agriculture note shows milk bottle losses cost Americans nearly 3 million dollars yearly. Bottles cost a little over a nickel each and more than 100 million are broken or lost annually. The consumer ultimately bears the burden of these losses in higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam Rebuilding A Forest Heritage
The article recalls federal forest conservation began in 1876 with a $2000 appropriation for a forest agent. It notes a 1936 shelter belt program planting 75 million trees along a 1400 mile stretch Texas to the Canadian line, plus CCC and Forest Service work, totaling 226 million young trees planted in 1935. It frames these steps as protective when past decades wasted the forest heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U. & Forest Service
CCC
Sam
Did You Ever Have A Fire A Warning On Household Fire Hazards
A news item warns property owners to address common fire hazards including old furniture, grease accumulations, improvised electrical repairs, and aging heating systems. It urges rapid, inexpensive elimination of risks to save lives and property, noting damaged, cluttered basements and basements as prime danger points. It also includes brief, curious notes on a New York divorce, baby smiles, and political ideas in a digest-style column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Httle
Unle
New York Day by Day: Personal Notes and cultural glimpses
A collage of New York cultural references and personal anecdotes by 9. O. McIntyre. Mentions Christy Matthews, Pauline Lord, Max Gordon, George M. Cohan, and Damon Runyon among others. Notes theatre, radio, literature, and art figures with vivid, informal sketches and curiosities from late November New York.
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New York
Christy Mathews
Harold Stearns
Amy
Pauline Lord
Major Bowes
Max Gordon
Carolyn
Ells
Sealham
Baxtersd
Esquire
Jack Pempiers
George M. Cohan
Rentals Spark City Move Ins and New Residents
O'Donnell announces numerous rental units with tenants moving from St Louis Cleveland New York and Pennsylvania. Names include Struthers Hollister Sullivan Mulroy Bannick Sharrie Rarns Greer Simmons Evans Cooley Buckingham Faralamous Gardner and others as they relocate to properties on Columbus Street East Avenue Princeton Avenue and Lake Avenue with several local employers noted.
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Elriia
B. M. O'Donnell
J. C. Struthers
Surder
Columbus Street
St. Louis
Struthers
Colson Corporation
Lewis
B. R. Hollister
Dam
Menis, Bansick
Tubes, Inc
C R. Sharrie
Marseilles Avenue
Wil
Ciev2
Sha
Superioriston of Steel and Tubes Inc
Jaan Rarns
Leen Rarns
Internationals Correspondence School
George Holobach
Pennsylvania
Evans
Harold Cooley
Tenth Street
Cooley
Buckere Staves Companay
Buckingham
S18
West Avenue
Middle Avenue
Anton Faralampous
Heralampoous
Gardner
Bivirs
Lake Avenue
Gadner
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Townsend Plan defended in reader letter to editor
A Nov 28 1935 letter to the editor responds to BE C Young of Ridgeville arguing the Townsend Plan does not pay organizers, would fund national debt with a two percent tax on all transactions, imposes no real estate tax, and would benefit all mankind. The writer urges studying the Townsend plan and references bill 7154 McGroarty.
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BE. C. Young
Ridgeville
Mr. Young
United States
Young
Sendiass
House of Representatives
Washington
Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Athletic League Formed
A new athletic league to be known as the Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Athletic League was announced after a principals meeting. Elyria Lorain Norwalk and Sandusky High Schools will join, with plans for more members soon. Oberlin College reports gifts totaling 131,749 this school year, including 93,3590 from an anonymous donor for construction.
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Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Athletic League
Elyria
Lorain
Norwalk
Sandusky
Oberlin College
Horoscope for December First 1933 Players of Changeful Days
Today's nature is changeable and content with life if not overdriven. A spicy Wit may rise and spark cheerful spirits, causing harmless mischief with good humor. Sunday December 1 1933 promises enthusiasm and inspiration for some, if focus remains on a clear idea and steady effort.
Lorain County News Briefs and Campaign Updates
A 13 year old Carnegie Library completion fund shows a $25 642 note from Andrew Carnezis while A G Bean is named manager of next year’s Community Service Fund Campaign with A Waterman as assistant. The 73 900 campaign runs January 12 to 23. Lorain County Farm Bureau reorganization talks begin following Ohio Farm Bureau Federation proposals. Judge Florence Allen urged war outlawing in a Bere church address. Elyria milk price rises to 15 cents a pint. Lorain County Fair faces funding threat. Lorain County Agricultural Society elects C T Winckles president J C Hazelton vice president A J Robinson treasurer and W B Richmond secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bean
General Phonograph Manufacturing Company
Community Service Fund
A. A. Waterman
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Florence Alien
Ohio Supreme Court
M. E. Church
Bere
Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain County Agricultural Society
C. T. Winckles
J. C. Hazelton
A. J. Robinson
W. B. Richmond
Mail Torpedo Tested Across the Channel and Other Notables
A mail carrying torpedo design by Captain A. E. P. Burtoy, inventor of the picker torpedo, will be tested across the English Channel with a capacity of 504 letters. The piece notes Welsh and Scottish mountains may once have rivaled the Alps and mentions Bilharzia, a serious African disease caused by a fluke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. E. P. Burtoy
Enstish
Electoral College Framers Created Independent Representatives
The framers of the Constitution designed the Electoral College to consist of two independent representatives per state, balancing federal and national interests in selecting the president.
Pocket Knife Blades and Robeson Shur Edge Quality
An old trade article explains why blades stay sharp, tracing legendary steel makers from Damascus to Sheffield and Berlin. It notes Robeson Cutlery Co of Rochester, NY, and its Robeson Shur Edge marks with sharp blades, reliable patterns, and broad assortments including shears, razors, and boy scout knives, under the slogan Quality First and the Price Right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Sheffield
England
Berlina
Germany
Belgium
LU. S
Rochester
N. Y
Robeson Cutlery Co
Robeson
Anniversaries of Notable Figures Across Years
The notice lists historical anniversaries for figures such as Jonathan Swift who died October 19, and Samuel Langhorne Clemens born in Florida Missouri in 1835. It mentions Samuel Seabury as Connecticut’s first Episcopal bishop and W Field of New York as promoter of the first Atlantic cable, noting births and deaths across the 17th to 19th centuries with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Swift
Chevrolet for 1936 at Glen Rogers Motors
Glen Rogers Motors reports the new Chevrolet for 1936 with strong interest. The standard price starts at 455 dollars in Flint Michigan, with bumpers spare tire and tire lock adding 20 dollars. Knee action on Master Models adds 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
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Jack Powell
Drummer Bay
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Conn
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France
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Frank Ward O'Malley
Pittsburgh
Saint Andrew
America
Mexico
Indiana
Henry Horner
Tlinois
Percival
Roe
Tha Porce
Ind
Arthur M. Stimson
National Estate of Health
Rome
Winston Serane
Andrew Carnezis
Carnegie
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
General Electric
P. S. Electric Shops, Inc
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