Oath and Constitution Under Presidential Pressures
The article argues that the three government branches are coordinate and independent, warns that eroding judicial independence breaks the Constitution, and cites President Wilson’s proposal to add justices to sway the Supreme Court. It notes Senators George and Tidings opposing the plan and calls Georgia citizens to reveal their stance by voting on this moral issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Georgea
Marsland
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Judicial Department
Legislative Department
Wilson
Georgia
Elyria Board Requests Examination of Special School Funds
The Elyria City Board of Education voted to seek an examination of board records to audit special funds not sourced from taxes. President Richard F. Stevens noted such funds, including the athletic fund, are not covered by regular state examinations. Superintendent RB. C. Maston said officials in charge favored the audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Richard F. Stevens
RB. C. Maston
Lorain County Grand Jury Indicts Slotted Crime and Demands Sheriff Resign
A Lorain County grand jury indicts on bribery tied to slot machine operations. It alleges immunity for some law enforcement officials, calls for Sheriff Grall to resign, and accuses officials of sharing profits from protection rackets. The editorial urges cleansing corruption and prosecuting operators, owners, and intermediaries in the vice trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Lorain County
State of
Ohio
Grall
Wallace on agriculture and the old surplus problem
The piece argues Secretary Wallace inflates farm income comparisons while noting a lower figure than a year ago. It contrasts today with 1932 when private markets dominated and subsidies were absent, and cites past surplus destruction and current surplus, warning that export subsidies or new federal schemes may repeat the cycle, placing the bill on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Hoover
Mr. Wallace
Crisis age at fifty? a British psychologist weighs life stages
A British psychologist told the British Association for the Advancement of Science that fifty marks a male crisis age as men face irreversible chances to change. He questions whether fifty is the sole turning point and notes earlier ages may also carry bold life implications while reflecting on liberty and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington Merry-Go-Round recalls labor clashes and politics
The column surveys Elmer Andrews new wage hour post facing AFL CIO and textile disputes, shifts to tobacco cod e zones with CIO pushback, notes press hiring by Andrews, plus a reverse purge by Gov Martin. It chronicles Department of Agriculture silence on wheat exports, NAM’s tempered anti trust stance, a barroom encounter with Senator Josh Lee, and progressive cautions on Haight California bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer Andrews
A. F. of Land
National Labor Relations Board
Andrews
AFL Machinists’ Union
A. F of L
United Textile Workers
Sidney Hulman
Amalgamated Garment Workers
Textile Workers Organization Committee
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
C. I
Elmer
CIO
Federation
Tobacco Authority
Frances Perkins
Paul Sifton
New York
Harold Jacobs
Santa Barbara
Calif
Press
Carl Skinner
The
Wall Street Journal
Clarence D. Martin
Martin
Democratic League
John T. Dalton
Faday
New Deal
Department of Agriculture
World
Department
U.S
Henry Wallace
SEC
Bill Douglas
House
Marvbe
National Association of Manufacturers
White House
Oklahoma
Josh Lee
Josh
Phil LaFollette
California
Raymond L Haight
Progressiv
la Follette
Culbert Olson
Haight Cio
John Lewis
Read L John Sill on eternal life through Christ
Tuesday, Sept. 13 sermon quotes John 5:12 13 emphasizing eternal life in the Son of God. The piece contrasts life of the body with life of the soul and urges heart mind and will dedication to Christ as the path to indestructible spiritual life. It reflects on John the Elder and St Paul’s reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. John Sill
Christ
John the Elder
God
St. Paul
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
Today's anniversaries note births of prominent figures such as Samuel Wilson Uncle Sam’s meatpacker and William H. Rinehart sculptor, with many others listed. Today in history covers sieges, battles, constitutional milestones, and notable births like Joan Pershing, Cyrus Adler, and Maud Ballington Booth, plus events in 1918 St Mihiel and 1933 N R A parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wilson
Troy
Sam
Arlington
Mass
William H. Rinehart
Baltmore
America
Maryland
Emily B. N
Alice
Bradley Haven
Hudson N
Walter Reed
Belroi
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
Michigan
Charles W Gordon
Ralph Connor
Glengarry
Unt
Thomas G Masaryk
New York City
U S. Secretary of State
Pittsburgh Daily
Hugo L. Black
China
League of Nations
Sherwood Anderson
Camden
Ohio
Cyrus Adler
New York
The
American Theological Seminary
van Buren
Ark
Maud Ballington Booth
the Volunteers of America
England
Col
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Jesse L. Lasky
Amherst Home Coming noted at Business Men's meeting
Amherst Ohio held a Home Coming event marking Amherst's 1st anniversary since 1939. The Amherst Business Men's Association met at the South Amherst Methodist Church with 31 attendees including two guests. Speakers discussed traffic signals and Master Equipment Corp. committee chair J J Smyche heads a cross‑organization effort. notes mention Claudette Colbert and a San Francisco birth.
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Amherst, O
Amherst
Amherst Business Men's Association
Sout Ammherst Methodist
R H Warren
Paul Wottring
Herm
Master Equipment Corporation
Villape Atty
J J Smyche
Iohn
Local church groups plan October anniversary events
Mrs B A Jenne lists committee members for Amherst centennial programs. New members Rny Hoffner and John Szabo join mass committee. future Octo ber meeting details to be announced. Intermediate League of St Peter Church meets after summer recess. Conserata Club and Legion Auxilary hold evenings at church parlors. Ladies Society to meet at church parors with hostesses. Zilch family reunion held at Camp-Iss-See-Kes on Vermilion River with guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
George Frank
W G Sehneffer
W Noatd
Fred Holzhauer
Rny Hoffner
John Szabo
Intermediate League of
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Conseorata Club of
St Paul Lutheran Peer
The
Legion Auxilary
Legion Rooms
Ladies’ Society of the Congregacral Entirch
Bert Packlard
Elmer Gall
Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion Tiver
Zilch
Industrial Injury Is Basis Of Suit
Amanda McMullen sues the Industrial Commission of Ohio for death compensation after her husband Clayton McMullen died from injuries linked to a Col son Company accident on July 7, 1932. The suit cites a fall from an elevator that damaged his leg, with the incident tied to multiple communities including Amherst Lakeswood North Eaton Lorain Brownhelm Elgrigg and Milan. A separate social meeting notes officers elected for the coming year Gus P. Zileh of Amherst as president Ralph Fullmer North Eaton as vice president and Robert Kneisel Brownhelm as secretary treasurer with plans for a 1939 reunion at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson Company
Amanda McMullen
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Clayton McMullen
Amherst
Lakeswood
North Eaton
Lorain
Brownhelm
Elgrigg
Milan
Gus P. Zileh
Ralph Fullmer
Robert Kneisel
Eunton
Community Female Groups Hold Meetings and Hostesses Named
Beverly Bruce hosted Daughters of Dorcas at her Jackson street home with a brief meeting followed by honors and desserts for Louise Meiteki Hilda Kuhn and others. St Josephs Altar Rosary Society met at the school hall with pig playing after a talk by Rev James Smyth and officers named for October. STARK NEWS reports Bert Miller and family welcomed a baby girl Marilyn at their Nashville home September 6. Br Ie fs note Hengen Saylor and others as Sunday guests and Amherst relatives visiting Lakewood.
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Mass
Beverly Bruce
Daughters of Dorcas
First Evangelical Church
Jackson Street
Barness
Louise Meiteki
Hilda Kuhn
Karessa
Louise Metizia
Martha Holstein
Janet Springer
Ruth Hermann
Marie Lange
Donola Brill
Gertrude
Huda
Katherine Kuhn
Altar Rosary Society
St Joseph’s Church
Steven Kerpecs
Floyd Lodge
Gee
Latrone
E. W. Lahiff
August Lucie
Nell Kearns
James Smyth
Katharine Lawless
John Michael
John Mertz
George Menz
Mary McCann
Mable McDermott
Stark News
Bert Miller
Marilyn
Avenue
Nashville
Tern
Miller
James Miller
Beavercourt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boranier
Wadanier
Opr
Lam Beg
Ine Iehis
Gus W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
Pocahoma
Pocahontas
Joan J. Pershing
Linn Co
Irvin Abell
Louisville
American Medical Association
Lebanon
Milton S. Hershey
Hershey
Dauphin Co
Warden Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
Elmira
Reiger
Si Savings Trust
San Francisco
Vars
Claudette Colbert
Orn
Paris
B A. Jenne
Church St
H E Hengen
Joseph Saylor
Carol
New Reeves
Grace Null
St. Louis
J. M. Hengen
Nelson Zilch
Lakewood
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