Election policy shifts and cabinet talk pre election
The article surveys expected long and short term results of a Roosevelt or Landon victory, noting budget timing, cabinet changes, and party control. It cites anticipated moves in fiscal policy, budget timing, and potential shifts in labor and energy posts, with commentary on Coughlin Ryan rhetoric and European trade prospects under different administrations.
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Roosevelt
Congress
London
Rooceevelt
Landon
House
White House
Daniel J. Tobin
Labor
Washington
United States
Europe
Farmers debate constitutionality of erosion plan
Critics argue the current erosion plan rests on voluntary farmer cooperation, not tested for constitutionality. A farm leader warns that non cooperation by many would undermine crop control and the insurance scheme, urging possible compulsory measures within constitutional limits.
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Wallace
Supreme Court
Rev Kaley Bible Reading at First Congregational Church
Rev Kaley presents a Dramatic Bible Reading with the theme Resurrection Life of Jesus at First Congregational Church tomorrow at 7 30 pm. The reading uses exact Bible language and explores life after death with scenes from Jesus appearances and teachings.
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First Congregational Church
Jesus
Christ
Real Estate Transfers Reported in 1956 Lorain Elyria Wellington
The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co reports transfers dated October 15 1956. The Cleveland Trust Company transfers to Norman Rodhsel property on Kentucky Avenue Lorain. Sheriff s Deed to The First Savings and Loan Company covers property on Irondale Street Elyria. The First Savings and Loan Company also transfers property on Lexington Avenue Elyria to Leo Foisy et al. John Goldner et al transfer property on West 22nd Street Lorain to Frances Orzechowski. Mary A Stevenson acquires property on Courtland Street Wellington.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust CO
Court St
Cleveland Trust Company
Norman Rodhsel
Kentucky Avenue
Lorain
First Savings and Loan Company
Irondale Street
Elyria
Lexington Avenue
Leo Foisy
Sol Ray
Mary A. Stevenson
Russia Draws Germany into War With Hitler’s Will to Victory
A fragmentary line recalls how Russia’s push drew Germany into conflict, reflecting the era’s belief that Hitler’s resolve was the decisive force behind sweeping military aims and wartime momentum.
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Russia
Germany
Hitler
South Amherst organizes Boy Scout troop at town hall
A meeting at the South Amherst town hall organized a new Boy Scout Troop sponsored by the village council. James H. Gelwick and William Knerim spoke on the program, with Mayor Henry Garland named temporary chairman to form a troop committee. Estimated organizing cost is five dollars with members needing to be twelve or older and pay fifty cent fees.
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South Amherst
James H. Gelwick
William Knerim
Henry Garland
Quilting Party Held by Ladies Dime Society at Congregational Church
Members and friends of the Ladies Dime Society gathered in the Congregational church parlors on Thursday for a quilting party. A noonday luncheon was served by Mrs. George Graybill and Mrs. Clinton Kilmer. A brief business meeting followed with routine matters, then the group resumed quilting.
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The
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
George Graybill
Clinton Kilmer
St Johns Evangelical Public Worship Info
St Johns Evangelical lists Rev C E Schmidt as pastor with Sunday School at 1 08 p m and public worship at 2 00 p m.
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St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Faith service schedule for local churches
Catholic Church of Nativity led by Rev. R J Steiger offers Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a m. Methodist Church under Rev B H Ryan holds Morning Worship at 9 45 and Sunday School at 11:00. Congregational Church with Rev Morris Lotte hosts Sunday School at 9:30 and Morning Worship at 10:30.
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Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
Methodist
B. H. Ryan
Morris Lotte
School’s Campaign Raised Funds to Settle Longstanding Debt
The school sponsored two Magazine campaigns and cleared 30 pounds 85 pence to pay an athletic debt long outstanding, funding the balance through the proceeds of the campaigns and applying the amount to the owed item.
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2 Magazine
Wo man s Circle Holds Regular Meeting at Nativity Church
A regular Wo man s Circle meeting was held at the Nativity Church parlors on Thursday afternoon to transact ordinary business. After adjournment a social time followed, with the committee in charge serving refreshments.
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Nativity Church
USC official Henry Bruce returns home after visit
Henry Bruce comptroller and vice president of the University of Southern California left for his Los Angeles home on Friday after spending the past week with his mother Mrs Anna Allsop.
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Henry Bruce
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Anna Ailsop
Avon Sixteen Club Hosts Card Night at Geo Peak Home
Avon Oct 17 Sixteen club enjoyed cards and prizes for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickering at Geo Peak home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider of Lakewood. Next meeting set two weeks later at G T Jensen home. Mrs. Herbert Pope helping care for mother Nettie Pickering. Attendance at First M E Church Lo rain for Home Mission. Funeral of a relative in Cleveland. Rodney Reed of Garfield Heights visiting Stagg family.
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AVON
Geo. Peak
Robert Pickering
Frank Schneider
Lakewood
G. T. Jensen
Herbert Pope
Nettie Pickering
Bond
Charles Wilford
M. E
Lorain
Walter Herbert
Cleveland
Rodney Reed
Garfield Heights
Ed Stagg
Fort Worth to Host 250000 Delegates by 1936 End
Fort Worth Texas plans to host 250000 convention delegates before 1936 ends, setting a new record for the city’s population of 160006.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Studebaker 1937 models feature enhanced roominess and safety
Automobile news notes the 1937 Studebaker lineup with body refinements including higher door openings and 47 inch rear seat leg room in the four door sedan. Larger luggage space, improved ventilation, fixed windshield defrost, and all steel body shells boost comfort and safety.
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Studebaker
Studebaker Price Group
Chevrolet to undergo major changes for 1937 models
Announcement by E Cosle president and GM shows Chevrolet will invest 26 million dollars to retool plants and lines for a completely redesigned 1937 car. Detroit Flint Saginaw Muncie and Indianapolis facilities receive major funding with Bay City and misc divisions adding further expansion.
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E. Cosle
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
America
Coyle
Detroit
New De Froster For 1937 Dodge Rumored
Automobile makers keep new models under wraps while speculation swirls about a de froster feature for the 1937 Dodge. Industry chatter suggests a frost removal device could be announced as part of the upcoming redesign.
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Dodge
Goodrich Budget Manager Promoted
Tressier of R F Erneweir, longtime budget department head at the Goodrich Silver town Store, 225 Broad Street, has been promoted today to lead the budget department of the main Goodrich stores in Cleveland. Ray Vail succeeds him locally, bringing his experience to the budget post.
Lorain Man Wins in Red Grange Radio Football Contest
David A. Lynch of 1017 Tenth Street Lorain was among the winners in last week’s Red Grange Sinclair Refining Company radio football contests. By selecting leading games he earned an official football as a prize.
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David A. Lynch
Tenth Street
Lorain
Red Grange Sinclair Refining Company
Lynch
Deer Halts Flight at Runway in Pa What A Deer Stalled Plane
A transport plane en route from Chicago to New York was forced to abort takeoff when a deer wandered from a forest preserve and stood in the runway at a Pennsylvania airport marooning the craft. The pilot reported the incident near Kylertown, pa, delaying the flight.
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Chicago
Kylertown
The height of fashion is to dine alone
A witty observation notes that true exclusivity in style means dining solo, turning meals into a personal statement rather than social display. The remark underscores solitary dining as a symbol of elite fashion norms.
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