Private Industry payrolls rise as September adds workers
Washington October 23 UP Private Industry added over 255 000 workers in September and payrolls payout 2 30 000 weekly more than August. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports sixth straight rise in employment with industrial payrolls 1 90 000 higher year to date and earnings up 32 900 900 weekly. Secretary Perkins notes about 6 900 000 more people are at work in all regular employment outside agriculture since the 1933 low.
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Washington
Agust
Fran*s Perkins
Sbuau of Labor Statistics
Te Bureau
North Olmsted Church Notes Doings in Cleveland
Rev and Mrs C L Kuhn with Mr and Mrs N Eldred Nelson and Maz aret attended the National Teaching Mission in Cleveland Friday Miss Craig took her Sunday school class of fifteen boys to Metropolitan Park Sunday afternoon
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North Olmsted
Rs. C. L. Kuhn
N. Eldred
Nelson
Mazaret
National
Cleveland
Miss Craig
Metropolitan Park
With the Clubs The North group of the Ladies
The North group of the Ladies met Thursday with Mrs ster.
Local Club Meetings Reported Across Center Ridge
The Hast group met Thursday at the church while the West held an all day meeting with Mrs N Strebel on Lorain Road. The Friendly Girls club gathered Thursday evening, and the Intermediate Girls club met Wednesday night October 21 with teacher Mrs C Laubon. At the regular Ladies meeting Miss Bement, a returned missionary from China, gave an engaging talk on her work there.
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N Strebel
Lorain Road
Friendly Girls Club
C. Laubon
Anu
Miss Bement
China
North Olmsted amateur night screens town
The North Olmsted Fire Department sponsors an amateur night titled See Yourself and Town in moving pictures at the high school on October 21 and 22. Community members, including Mr and Mrs William Witham celebrating their 50th anniversary, are noted in local social notes. Additional items report visits, travels, and family gatherings among residents such as Mrs Fink, Mrs Vera Buck, and families of Lord, Witham, and Kuhn spanning Elyria, Lorain, and nearby areas.
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North Olmsted Fire Department
William Witham
Columbia Road
Fink
County Line
Toledo
Robert Karsh
Canada
Earl Wi
Rental Pacts Cut HOLC Foreclosures
In St. Louis the Home Owners Loan Corp offers rental agreements to prevent foreclosures by leasing the mortgaged homes and using income to liquidate the loans. About 404 local owners have benefited and foreclosures remain low as the program expands across Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
Grover C. Vandover
Missouri
Vandever
Vandover
Alice Longworth Questions Forthcoming Court Packing
Alice Longworth asks in Cincinnati whether President Roosevelt will change the Constitution or pack the Supreme Court if re-elected. She urges direct answers from Roosevelt or his campaign, noting leaks from his circle rather than official statements.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Disciple Of Coue Re Words Formula
Montreal welcomes Jean Oliven, a disciple of Emile Coue. A Paris publisher notes the French druggist promoted a happiness formula a decade ago, urging people to repeat a simple phrase to attain joy. The report highlights Oliven’s visit and the global spread of the method.
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Coue
Montreal
Jean Oliven
Paris
Emile Coue
Inquiry Asked on Advertising Funds for Democratic Program
The Senate campaign capendures committee urged the Democratic national committee to explain funds from advertisers for advertising or printing in the Democratic national convention program. The inquiry aims to see if paid space equals genuine advertising value or hidden political contributions. Republicans claim advertisers faced pressure to buy space, alleging forced political contributions.
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Washington
Senate
Ures Committee
Democratic National Committee
From all points of view I feel better today than yesterday
A quoted shift in a long standing chant attributed to Cone's followers is described by Oliven. The piece notes a transition from a wartime solidarity mantra to a focus on self improvement and present-minded happiness. It urges care for the body and moral progress with an upbeat outlook.
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Cone
Ojiiven
Tarpon Falls On Fishermen In Sabine Pass
In Sabin Texas Frank and Herbert York used a boat seat and a hammer to kill a 6 feet 6 inch tarpon after the fish leaped into a trailing skiff and then another small boat, pinning itself under a seat. The brothers displayed the tarpon’s head as proof of the catch.
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Sabin
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Frank
Herbert York
Sabine Pass
German Trade Needs Outlined
New York report on Dr. Raimund Koehler Leipzig Trade Fair president visiting America to study conditions. He notes 156th anniversary of trade links with the United States, traces origins to 1778 and Paris talks by Franklin and Von Schoenfeld, and argues for mutual exchange of semi finished and manufactured goods alongside raw materials. He urges government aid to direct economic life and credits the Leipzig Fair with guiding global commerce toward a mutually satisfactory framework.
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New York
Germany
Raimund Koehler
Leipzig
America
Koehler
United States
Paris
Benjamin Franklin
von Schoenfeld
West Indies
North America
Keebler
Trade Expansion Between Germany and America Highlighted
A brief excerpt notes that expanding trade between Germany and America depends on active measures by trade and industry. It emphasizes using every available means to boost commerce and reflects a period view on international economic relations.
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Germany
America
Hawaii Imports Fruit From Mainland Affects Local Growers
Hawaii buys about $509000 worth of oranges lemons grapefruit peaches and grapes from the mainland each year, while the territory shows a preference for imported fresh fruit over local cultivation according to customs service data.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Customs Service
America
Do Good Whenever He Can, Always Kind to Others
A concise moral reminder urges that one should perform good deeds whenever possible and show kindness at all times, reinforcing virtuous behavior as a daily practice.
Sky Above Atmosphere Remains Black in Sunlit View
The statement proposes that if one could rise beyond the atmosphere the sky would look black like night even during daylight. It implies sunlight would not scatter in space to create a blue appearance, suggesting a stark contrast between daytime sky and space darkness.
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Ays
Bulletin
Hurch
Elyria
Keyes
West
Attio Service
Ing Mills
Center Ridge
Vera Buck
Franklyn
Guy Donaldson
Irving Lord
Linwood
Sarah Lord. Howard Gardner
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert
Boulder
Colo
Ernest Prince
Mackachron
G. E. Stearns
Kalamazoo
Mich
Adella Nichols
Eustis
Florida
R. S. Limpert
Damie Broadwell
Fred Eckere
Ruth
New York City
Murbach Coal
Westinghouse
Aerties Wue
O.P
Electric Shops, Inc
Federal Reserve Reporting
Dleams
Seville
Spain
Prtmakere
HAWAI
Broad St
Barber Shop
W. Broad
Slim” Reed
Nick” Nixon
Bud” Weaver
Broad Street
Te Etry
St.elyria
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