NRA reform urged to save program says Msgr Ryan
In Cincinnati on October 10 1933 Msgr John A Ryan Catholic University economist urged continuing the National Recovery Administration with four changes: remove price fixing and production limits alter code authority composition shorten the work week to 30 hours with wage parity and divide production between capital and labor He defended the NRA as a step toward a Catholic Guild-inspired social order and criticized opponents offering no alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Recovery Administration
John A. Ryan
Catholic University of America
Washington
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Msgr. Ryan
NRA
Harold L. Ickes
Msgr
Ryan
New York City
Discovery Day Booster program in Columbia by Acris Grange
On Friday October 12 Acris Grange hosts a booster program featuring a miscellaneous lineup of music plays readings and a fifteen minute talk by Attorney Guy B Findlay of Elyria on How Columbus Did It The community is urged to attend Attendees and events at Baldwin Wallace College and local churches are noted including Rally Day Epworth League officers and Sunday school activities with attendance goals and various talks and recitals by local clergy and residents
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Columbia
Acris Grange
Guy B. Findlay
Elyria
Columbus
James Cather
Wade Jacquays
BRIEFS: Illnesses and social calls across area
George Churchward has been quite ill. Mrs. Roy Zacharias visited friend Mrs. E. Mormon of Olmsted Falls Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lon Martin and daughter visited Mrs. Ralph King in North Eaton Friday. Mrs. Ada Cousins will entertain the Baptist Mission Circle Wednesday afternoon October 1. All are invited. Mrs. May Prindle and Quintin and Eva Prindle of West Park spent Sunday evening at J. J. Prindle’s. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ives, Mrs. Horace Ives and three children were guests at Walter Bracy’s Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Layton and Eugene of Willoughby left Saturday to see their ill mother. Mrs. Earl Beck, formerly Minnie Gilpin of Independence, ill with a blood clot on her lung. Roy Zacharias visited her parents in Cleveland Sunday. they were not well. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barth and son and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barth of Litchfield called on Roy Zacharias Sunday evening. Mrs. William Markle of Cleveland spent Sunday with sister L. Z. Sabins. Other visitors included Mrs. Harry Tighe and daughter Alice, Mrs. Sidel, Mrs. Jenkins and son Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bond and two children of North Fairfield visited Rev. and Mrs. Paul R. Brown Sunday afternoon. Edith Longdow and mother Hannah Longbon called on Mrs. Edith Haag of Middleburg Heights Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephens and Mrs. Jennie Osborne of Berea attended the Columbia Baptist church Sunday.
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George Churchward
Roy Zacharias
E. Mormon
Olmsted Falls
Lon Martin
John Leach
North Eaton
Ralph King
Ada Cousins
Baptist Mission Circle
May Prindle
Quintin
Eva Prindle
West Park
J. J. Prindle
Ira Ives
Horace Ives
Walter Bracy
John Layton
Eugene
Willoughby
Earl Beck
Independence
Minnie Gilpin
Schuttpelt
Cleveland
Joseph Barth
Alvin Barth
Litchfield
William Markle
L. Z. Sabins
Harry Tighe
Alice
Sidel
Jenkins
Donald
Ernest Bond
North Fairfield
Paul R. Brown
Edith Longdow
Hannah Longbon
Edith Haag
Middleberg Heights
Robert Stephens
Jennie Osborne
Brerea
Columbia Baptist Church
Silver Speculators Find Loophole in Government Program
Washington speculators have discovered a loophole in the federal silver program allowing hoarding or trading of silver with minimal interference. They must file periodic treasury reports, avoid export, and pay a 59 percent tax on profits. Treasury offered no explanation for the Joker amid efforts to curb speculation and prevent higher prices against government purchases.
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Washington
United Press
Treasury
Richberg Sees Revolt Possible Within 30 Days
Chicago October 19 Donald R Richberg head of the National Recovery Administration said the specter of revolt could arise within 20 to 30 days in response to Sen. L J Dickinson of Iowa who challenged government policy in a debate. The remark framed a tense dispute over recovery measures and authority.
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Chicago
Donald R. Richberg
National Recovery Administration
Longdon class to study gospel of St Math ew
Longdon's third class of juniors will study the gospel of St. Matthew. The orchestra directed by Mrs. J. H. Longdon played several selections with members listed. The quartet sang the offertory. Sunday school teachers named. Alpha group to be entertained Thursday afternoon October 18 with invites sent.
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Longdon
J. H. Longdon
Virginia
Earl
Glenn Putt
Donna
Dorothy Stinchcomb
Rowena Ingersoll
Rolland Cartright
Stephen Vires
Lawrence Bartter
Loretta Lewis
Howard Walker
Doris
Lillian
Winifred Wright
Bernard Cutting
The
Baptist Sunday School
Radio Schedule Snapshot Across Multiple Stations
Readable OCR listing of October 10 radio programs across WTAM WGAR WHE WJIAY WEAF WIZ WABC WADC WLW stations. Includes time slots for shows like Twilight Town, Amos ’n’ Andy, Burns and Allen, Byrd Expedition, and various bands and orchestras with multiple hosts, bands, and dates noted.
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WTAM
Tom Mix
Call Roy
Stamp Club
Red Davis
Billy Batcher
Sport Review
Gene
Glei
Duffy
Frank Buck
Mary Pickford
Wayne King
Fred Allen
Lombardo
Radio Forum
Lyon
Cad- Olson
Myer
Uncle Clyde
Ozark Boys
Singing Lady
Orphan Annie
Freckles
Reviewer
Ellis Vander
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy T
Beecher
Bard
Crime Crews
Lanny Ross
Warden Lawes
John McCorma
Dennis King
Méme
Sylvia
Emerson
Zig Zag Circle
Coleman
Kassel
Jack Armstrong
Clara CG. Utnder
Buck Rogers
Myre
Marge
Boake Carter
Edwin Co. Hue
Nino Martini
Burns and Allen
Whk Ensble
Olman
Henderson
Nelson
Capt. Wilson
WEAF
Buenos Aires Bet
Mysterious Island
Irene Heasley
Taxes
Pickens Sisters
Kemp
Romance Voice
Coburn
Wiz
Alma Hkitche
Three X Sisters
Plantation Echoes
Harry Richman
Berger
Bergers Band
WABC
Bobby Benson
the Shadow
Mary Eastman
Dalley
Orch
Renard
Hall
Kardo
WADC
Perkins Fellers
Canton
Variety
Myrt
Gracie
Melodies
Nick Lucas
Ponce Sisters
Divano
Sportsman
Lum
Abner
Paul Pierson
Thies
Ed McConnell
Morning Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Local Programs
Readable fragments list an array of music, talk, and orchestral slots across WTAM WHNR and WGAR stations. Notable items include Vaughn Wing, Clara Lu Em, Duffy’s Orch, and Bob Smith’s morning parade with various hour marks and program names. The page captures busy daypart rosters, live musical acts, and network news bullets typical of a mid-century radio grid.
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WTAM
A.M
Sien On
Sun Up
Vaughn Wing
Elmer
Cheerta
Vaughn Hing
Don Hall
Mildred Dilling
Board of Educa
Vauehn Hing
Clara, Lu
Hallywood
Morning Parade
Galaxy of Stars
Frances Barton
Carnival
Treasure Chlo E
Duke Snyder
the Fadhanders
Rose Thall
August Piazza
Knights
Botta
Orch
George Herman
WGAR
Eithel
Ben
Breakfast Club
Collegians
Edw
MacHugh
Romance Castles
Today's Children
Radio Hitchen
Hazel Arth
Tony Wons
Navy Band
Gene LaValle
Fields and Hall
Merry Macs
Farm
Vie and Sade
Poetry Society
Tucker
Ane Shfield
Betty
Bob
Clyde
Ogark Hors
Frackles
Fellis Vander Psi
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Beecher
Death Waller
Rollin
Jenn
Emerson
Campo
Pisch-Coburn
NRA leader rebukes political demagogues in university debate
The NRA chief mocked relief propa ganda while defending expenditures before about 1,000 listeners in Thorne Hall Northeastern University. He contrasted Dickinson to his claim about whispering beneficiaries and quipped that Republicans run an election without bribing voters.
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NRA
Hugh Johnson
Thorne Hall
Northewestern University
Dickinson
Santa Claus
Net economic conditions, geography, and government ambition motive power
A concise assertion argues that neither macroeconomics nor location determine outcomes, while political will and strategic aims drive progress. It suggests economic trends and territorial factors shape limits, but policy choices and leadership directions propel change.
Sprit of Man Seeks Greater Freedom and Expansion
A concise note on humanity's urge for broader liberty and growth, framing the Sprit of Man as an enduring drive toward greater autonomy. The passage emphasizes aspiration over constraint and hints at unfolding progress across societies and cultures.
Mysterious Seizure of King Alexander Stuns Capitals
CAPITALS VIEW ASSASSINATIONS BERLIN Oct 10 The Mar seilles assassinations shock government quarters as King Alexander's death reshapes Franco Jugoslav relations. League of Nations and Balkans seek to foretell turmoil with Serbia Croatia and Slovenia. Hungarian press barred from comment while fears of terrorism rise across Europe.
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Berlin
Marseilles
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Germany
Louis Barthou
France
Barthou
Reich
Balkan
Austria
Italy
Geneva
League of Nations
Balkans
Budapest
Upper World at Dreamland Theatre Tonight
Dreamland Theatre presents Upper World a Ben Hecht story of the other half lives with Warren William Mary Astor and Ginger Rogers headlining the cast in the new film showing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hecht
Dreamland Theatre Today
Warren William
Mary Astor
Ginger Rogers
Gay romance on screen at Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre presents a careful romance tale in Ladies Should Listen, a film about a refined playboy who was sought after by blondes. Starring Cary Grant and Frances Drake, the production runs today and tomorrow.
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Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Cary Grant
Frances Drake
Royal mourning ordered for king as diplomacy stalls
In London on October 10 the Royal court ordered twelve days of full mourning for King Alexander ending October 22. Separately Sofia reported disconnections with Belgrade and Madrid noted the Marceilles incident shocking officials, highlighting tense regional diplomacy.
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London
Alexander
Sponge Classification Names Listed in Five Classes
Commercial sponges are divided into five classes named Fine Turkey Cup, Fine Turkey Solid, Brown Turkey, Elephant Ears, and Honeycomb.
Vienna Ring Strasse Renowned as Europe’s Largest Civil Transformation
Vienna’s Ring Strasse is hailed as the continent’s most extensive civil transformation, viewed as a landmark urban project altering the city’s layout and public life. The claim underscores its scale, historical significance, and impact on transportation, architecture, and civic spaces.
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Vienna
Europe
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