Budget cuts loom as House backs restrained relief fund
The 1937 fiscal estimates face tighter scrutiny as House Appropriations members push thrift. They set relief funds at about 1.5 billion against 3 billion and cap total appropriations between six and seven billion, rejecting flourishes and new spending while critics link these moves to President Roosevelt’s policy pressures.
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Texas
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White House
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Bonneville Dam
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Coughlin shifts stance as New Dealers resist and reform lingers
Skeptics see Father Coughlin hedging as Roosevelt policy diverges from his planned path. The move is blamed on desire to lead a popular cause and fear of a drift away from FDR. Congressional scrutiny of the New Deal era looms, while insiders note Garner Moley influence and bankers back 2 percent deposit limits amid postwar anxiety.
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al ‘Smith
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Washington
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Moley
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South Ridge Clam Bake Social and Club Meetings
South Ridge residents hosted a clam bake for fifteen at the home of Mr and Mrs John Younger. The day featured sports and social time. U S W V meeting attended in Lorain. Townsend Club gathering in Hy ria. WMS and Ladies Aid met with an election of officers led by Rev Pferrer. various readings noted.
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South Ridge
John Younger
Cleveland
Anthony Delefield
Paper in code drives peril for Dane heirs in Egypt chase
Peggy Trave and her mother depart New York with Terry Brown to deliver a coded paper from Dr. Dane to John Paylor in Egypt. Paylor leaves Egypt for New York, is in a hospital after a crash, and rivals James Towland Norma Hilting and Professor Warren Hately plot to seize Dane’s paper. Norma proposes a 50 50 deal, Terry rebuffs the scheme, while threats loom and theories emerge about Paylor Canders Dane and smugglers.
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Alexander Dane
Peggy Trave
John Paylor
Egypt
Terry Brown
New York
Paylor
James Towland
Norma Hilting
Warren Hately
Norma
Terry
Peggey
Eggy
Peggy
Dr. Dane
Dr Canders
Dane
Canders
Shand
Towland
Officers reelected for coming year in local club
Officers reelected for the coming year are president Mrs Milton Schlechter, vice president Mrs C E B Cook, secretary Mrs Milton Eppley, and treasurer Mrs Ralph Fowl. A social time followed with a water roast in the orchard. Attendees included Mrs Barbara Eschtruth, Mrs L W Spiegelberg, Mrs J H Delefield, Rev R G Pferrer, Mrs Emma Fowl, Mrs Mary Eppley, Mrs Milton Eppley, Mrs George Knittle, Miss Marion Knittle, Ida Delefield, Mrs Milton Schlechter and son, Mrs Newton Baus and son, Mrs Margaret Baus, Mrs J P Bechtel, Miss Margaret Erhart and daughter Halen, and visits to Mr and Mrs Anthony Delefield and Jamly. Also visited Mr and Mrs M P Womack in Amherst. Miss Shirley Bals spent time with aunt Miss Kathryn Berthe in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Fred Parker of Norwalk called on Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway.
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L. A
Worth Gould
Woman’s Missionary Society
Ald
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Newton Baus
Milton Schlechter
Milton Eppley
Ladies’ Aid
Rev. Pferrer
C. E B. Cook
Ralph Fowl
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
L. W. Spiegelberg
J. H. Delefield
Townline Road
Emma Fowl
Mary Eppley
George Knittle
Marion Knittle
Ida Delefield
Margaret Baus
J. P. Bechtel
Frank Laraway
M. P. Womack
Amherst
Shirley Bals
Kathryn Berthe
Lorain
Fred Parker
Norwalk
Behner Family Reunion Held in Brunswick Ohio
Pleasantville reports the twenty second Behner reunion on Labor Day at the Brunswick school house. About 125 relatives attended after a noon potluck. Lloyd Behner of Orwell led the business meeting while Fred Behner shared insights from his trip to Germany, birthplace of ancestors, and Sylvanus Behner spoke about a trip with his wife and grandson Floyd.
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Behner
Brunswick
Ohio
Lloyd Behner
Orwell
Ray
Fred Behner
Germany
Behner Family Reunion Plans and Local Social Notes
Behner and wife plan this summer trip to Shoenbrum Memorial Park. A letter from Lizzie Wilkinson of Kansas wishes to attend at 91. Officers elected: Chas Behner president, Calvin Sander vice president, Emma Wright secretary treasurer, James Miller chair of Table committee. Next reunion set for same place and date. A ball followed, with ice cream and cake. Attendees hailed from Monroe Michigan Cleveland Lakewood Fremont Continental Rochester N Y Canal Fulton Orville Ruggles Medina Valley City Brunswick Abboville Erhart Grafton Pittsfield La Grange and others. Numerous reports of visits and gatherings among local families and friends.
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Shoenbrum Memorial Park
Lizzie (Behner) Wilkinson
Kansas
Chas. Behner
Cleveland
Calvin Sander
Ravenna
Emma Wright
James Miller
Lakewood
Monroe
Michigan
Fremont
Continental
Rochester
N. Y
Canal Fulton
Orwell
Ruggles
Medina
Valley City
Brunswick
Abbeyville
Erhart
Grafton
Pittsfield
la Grange
New York Day by Day Personal Gossipy Sketches and Notes
A diary style column recounts social calls on Valerie Edwards and Florence Kahn, dinners with Ethel Roche, and talks with Gene Buck. It weaves in Hollywood trend chatter, pirate film predictions, London society nods, and brief notes on socialites Cobina Wright and Barbara Hutton, ending with assorted society tidbits and a copyright credit.
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Valerie Edwards
London
Washington Market
Thyra Winslow
Idwal Jones
G. Norris
Lenora Ulric
Gene Buck
Florence Kahn
Congress
California
Borah
Landon
Kansas
Ethel Roche
Chinatown
Italy
Wil
Visitors and callers at area homes this Sunday and Monday
Mr and Mrs Pratt of Huntington and Mr and Mrs Lucins Wheeler hosted or visited at several homes. Gordon Wheeler worked at air races over the weekend. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ray Malham of Oberlin and Mr and Mrs Harry Jantz of Grafton. Ruth Jones of Elyria and Charles Opfer Jr visited Frank Jones and family. J F Roberts of Minerva stayed with sister Carl Seahold family. Vernon Wheeler and daughter Betty of Columbus joined the group, with Lloyd Gullett Donna Beckett and Wm Gullett of Butternut Ridge joining others from Cleveland and Grafton.
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Fred Tran
Ruth
Walter Cox
Scott
Carl Yesberger
Misa Marie
Elyria
Frank Jones
5. Behner
Gifford Fox
Cleveland
Harry Jantz
Deforest Sanders
Ray Malham
Oberlin
Frank Cleaves
Continental
Bert Behner
Behner
Sam Jagusch
Bay Village
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Huntington
Lucins Wheeler
Gordon Wheeler
Grafton
Ruth Jones
Charles Opfer Jr
Minerva
Carl Seahold
Vernon Wheeler
Betty
Columbus
Ohio
Lloyd Gullett
Donna
Daniel Beckett
Wm. Gullett
Butternut Ridge
Buddy
Fighting Widow Spider Dies After Sixteen Bouts
Mobile Alabama reports the death of a fighting black widow spider named Helen after sixteen battles. She died in her gallon jug house at county jail before facing a giant tarantula. Authorities believe her habit of feeding on defeated foes caused acute indigestion leading to death.
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Mobile
Ala
Helen
County
Ruasie’s Century Dream in Constantina Recounts Change
The remark traces Ruasie’s long aspiration to occupy Constantina and establish a Greek Church as an eastern rival to Rome, noting how perceptions have shifted over time.
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Ruasie
Constantina
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