Five Room Bunglow Open for Inspection at 122 Erie
A newly built five room bungalow by Albert Schaefer at 122 Erie Street Elyria opens for inspection Saturday evening. The home highlights a modern kitchen with built in sink, cup shelves, and built in storage. Other features include a brick fireplace, two bedrooms, dinette, bath with built in medicine chest, archways, finish and lighting designed for appeal, a large cellar with heating and fruit storage, and a large unfinished attic.
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Erie
Albert Schaefer
Elyria
Efer
Ond Avenue
Medicine St
Trolley Upgrade Wears 65 Ton Part Over City Streets
In Atland Ore a nearly 65 ton trolley installation for 120 trackless trolleys was hung over city streets as part of a plan to modernize the transportation system. Locust trees figure in Idaho news with 48,000 black locust trees sent from a university nursery.
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Atland. Ore
Ida
Idaho
University
Army of Mice Rampages Through Idaho Orchards
An invasion of mice devastates Idaho orchards eating bark and roots, destroying fruit trees and threatening crops in the region. Local residents report widespread damage to orchards and a struggle to protect remaining trees.
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Ise
Ida
Idaho
National gunpowder politics and bonds draw scrutiny
The article notes a New Deal bond purchase profile showing banks with about 60 percent of treasuries while life insurers hold up to 5 percent. It also reports Japan buying millions of tons of scrap metal for war production and Roosevelt’s defense spending priorities.
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Spain
Hitler
Tokio
Japan
America
Ward trailing by 3950 votes in Michigan senate race
Louis B. Ward, Washington representative of Father Coughlin, announced a recount demand in Michigan's Democratic senatorial primary. With 34 precincts unreported, Ward trailed Prentiss M. Brown by 3950 votes and urged preservation of ballots before the recount.
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Detroit
Amy Louis B. Ward
Washington
Charles E. Coughlin
Michigan
Ward
Prentiss M. Brown
New Deal
Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Frank D. Fitzgerald
British opposition to New Deal energy policies at Conference
A large British delegation criticized private power attacks on the industry and opposed socialistic New Deal experiments like the Tennessee Valley Authority. They urged defeating Roosevelt in re election, while only a few named figures from Niagara Hudson Consolidated Edison and North American publicly appeared with the conference.
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Floyd Carlisle
Consolidated Edison
New York
Niagara Hudson
Edison Electric Institute
New Deal Stooges
England
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Power Conference
Consoli
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Oughlinite
Iron and Steel
Ariel
Aebastastee
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Lislag
Agalow
Alex System Modern
James McMullin
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Treasury
Uncle Sam
Shanghai
Akron
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Congress
du Ponts
Liberty League
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
du Fonts
Morgans
Maine
War Department
Army
Duello
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Des Moines
Marvin H. MacIntyre
Landon
Kansas
Mr. MacIntyre
FDR
Kansan
White House
Great Britain
France
Messrs
Lindsay and
Laboulaye
Europe
Tugwelltown
Wallace
CHASE
Day’s Hardware
Electrical Contractors
W. Bridge Street
W. H. Siler
Marshall Furnace
E. Bridge Street
Walter Thome
Erie Street
Louis B. Ward
Bulletin
Edison
Carlislee
North American
Tom McCarter
Public Service
X. J
John Zimmerman
Philip Gadaden
United Gas Improvement
Wendell Willkie
Commonwealth & Southern
Philip Gossler
Columbia Gas & Electric
Ed Groesback
Electric Bond & Share
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
L. Meckler
Oxford Ave
Resar Service Co
THE
Farm Implement Co
Broad Street
Albert. Schaefer
Madison Ave
Granite Concrete Block Co
Rush Street
Coats
Reeds Barber Shop
Billinghurst Hotel
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