National Whirligig News Behind The News
The Roosevelt administration faces diplomatic strain with Japan as U S officials demand censorship of metal documents. Secretary of State seeks to calm tensions while considering how to reveal secrets to counter Tokyo. Naval attaches face scrutiny and witnesses, with South American relations noted amid political tension.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Lukio
Hult
Secretary of State
Ulderstandy
Thort
Tainon Lame
Leas
Couminder
Laba Haomeanth
Women Seek Political Power Through Had Formed Campaigns
Analyzed excerpts reveal a topical 1930s political panorama with Democratic and Republican women organized to influence the 1936 race. Arguments swirl on international policy, the Teague of Nations, and labor board perceptions, while internal party maneuvering and potential shifts in key figures surface as campaign strategies unfold.
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Shipt Frances
New Deal
Reelertuoe
Word
Wiss Perkins
International Taker Board
Teague of Nations
Secretary of Labor
Geneva
Holstein herd tops state in milk and butterfat honors
The Holstein herd of John E Carlson of LaGrange led Ohio dairy cows last month with an average 484 pounds of butterfat and 1392 pounds of milk, highest among more than 15 cows herds reported. Carlson’s cow also ranked as the third highest butterfat producer in the state. Other associations and herds across Ohio posted strong numbers, including the Turon County Improvement Association No.1 and notable herds in various counties, with several cows producing over 40 pounds butterfat and over 1,000 pounds of milk. Local figures also list moves, visits, and social notes from Toledo and nearby towns.
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Olno
John E Carlson
la Grange
Ohio
Torun County
Carlson S Reid
Rooa Beoner
Bughtorn
Stunt Inglow
Woo
Carlisle
Vernon filio sees a social at Lotus Kitchen in Cleveland
Attendees include Mrs Ray Wilier Wis Cullen and Mrs Paul Lauson. Miss Alina Dashman and Bradies of Cleveland plan an early fall wedding event. Names Ralph Welble Berlin Ferrits and Douglas Maris bug Pa appear among guests.
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PB Cullen
Burtato
Lotus Gitchen
Cleveland
Alina Dashman
Tee Bradies
Ralph Welble
Berlin
Ferrits
Ray Wiiler
Wis Cullen
Paul Lauson
Stoke
Virs Hd
Bradley
Local Social Roundup Names Toledo Guests and Housekeeping Moves
Guests of Mrs Magete Mr and Mrs Ralph Blauser of Toledo were entertained and accompanied home by their three sons visiting Telausea this week. Mrs Adolph Tapper and daughter Emma traveled to Toledo on Friday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bartlemae established a new home in Lorain. Mrs Elsye Knott and Mrs Asa Broughton visited Lorain on Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Rathburn went to Cleveland on Saturday.
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Magete
Ralph Blauser
Toledo
Telausea
Adolph Tapper
Emma
Ernest Bartlemae
Lorain
Elsye Knott
Asa Broughton
Robert Rathburn
Cleveland
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