Anniversaries and History notes in old column
Readable fragments list notable births and deaths tied to anniversaries and a historical overview. Names include Carroll, Haven, Lea, Wickersham, Jameson, and Faye among others with scattered dates and places. the piece closes with a reflective note on today’s anniversaries and a copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Sestler
Maryland
Anapolis
Andrew Pighets
Bucks Co
Elling Eivlsen
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hoover
Pittsburgh
John F. Jameson
Carnegie Institution
Library of Congress
Miinuscrip
Biptom
Wages and Prices in a High Employment Economy
The President urges a united stand against wage cuts to protect purchasing power, but the argument shows wages behave like prices under supply and demand. Lowering wages with higher sales can maintain profits, boost employment, reduce unemployment, lift purchasing power, and shrink relief rolls, taxes, and costs if costs fall and output expands.
Personal Observations On Public Letters And Tragic Losses
A columnist notes many letters to editors go unpublished when unsigned. They recount an outdoor baptism in Pennsylvania, a hospital accident in a coal mine injuring a man who may lose his eyes, and reflections on war risks. The piece also recounts William Durant’s auction of wealth, a once-grand family home near ruin, and musings on how experience shapes judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Europe
Far East
Spain
William C. Durant
Deal
N. J
Jean Jacques Dans
France
Plan to place US merchant ships under government control if war comes
Washington sources report Navy and Maritime Commission officials secretly shaping a plan to place all US merchant vessels under government control upon outbreak of war in Europe. The aim is to enforce the Neutrality Act and coordinate shippers with belligerents, details closely guarded and debated in high circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamberlain
Adar Fur Commission
U. S
Clark shifts stance in Washington amid Idaho GOP scrutiny
Idaho Republicans cheer as Rep. D Worth Clark edges Senator Jim Pope in a Democratic primary, but reports show Clark embracing the New Deal in Washington. The motive remains unclear, with theories ranging from fear of LaFollette to courting White House patronage as Idaho’s three way Senate race unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Clark
LaFolette
White House
Washington
Bible Readings and Cravath Arbiter tale in a mixed clipping
Sunday to Monday notes include Acts guidance on clean foods and Peter's growth, Paul’s Epistle reference to fiery trials, Cravath selecting an arbiter between Luce and staff, and a U S veterans affairs claim about not profiting from veterans policies amid low borrowing rates. Plus Ramholt harvest strike results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cravath
Wall Street
Cravath, de Gersdorff Swane & Wood
Luce
Cravaths
Labor Board
Mallet Creek School Opens With Large Enrollment
The York school opened Monday with 1635 pupils in the radies and 62 in the high school. Three new buses carry about 160 children, replacing six old buses. At a Board of Education meeting, Elizabeth Bavley of Lakewood was hired as Home Economics and Social Science teacher to replace Mary Monegan who resigned for government work. Mrs. Wilda Alexander was rehired to manage school lunches starting next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
York
Board of Education
Elizabeth Bavley
Lakewood
Mary Monegan
Wilda Alexander
Mornday
Alexander
Fourth year in the school cafeteria notes new Medina faculty
The report lists new Medina teachers for various subjects including Principal Algebra and Geometry, General Science, English and Latin, Home Economics, and Physical Education. Also mentioned are the 6th grades and new staff like Miss Elizabeth Clerk and Miss Esther Indne. The first actual ball game will be played at Litchfield on Friday, September 23, with 11 boys on the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mryn Show
Medina
Elyzabeth Clerk
Esther Indne
Litchfield
Reception for Teachers at Mallet Creek Grange
The Mallet Creek Grange sponsors a reception for local teachers in the school building on Tuesday evening Sept 20. Ladies are asked to bring cake or sandwiches. Also notes Bert Kenealy returned home from Lod Hospital after about two weeks recovering from a fall off a trestle east of Mesdina. A birth is announced at the Lad Hospital a daughter born Monday Sept 5 to Mr and Mrs Myron Seeley. The L A S of the M P Church met for an all day gathering at Mrs Esther Jenne’s in Litchfield with about 25 attendees. Plans were made for the bazaar on Oct 13 in the church parlors. Mrs Mary Spice chairs Kitchen, Mrs Cora Hinman chairs Dining. L A S meetings moved to the first Thursday each month. Next hostess is Mrs Carl Reutter on Oct 6. It takes eight minutes for the sun’s light to reach Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jerusalem
Paul
Fife-And-All
Christ
Mallet Creek Grange
Bert Kenealy
Lod
Mesdina
Ladies Aid
M. P
Esther Jenne
Litchfield
Mary Spice
Cora Hinman
Carl Reutter
Attending Conference And Local Socials In La Grange
Rev Karl Darkey left Tuesday to attend the annual Methodist conference in Cleveland. The finance committee met Monday evening at treasurer C B Rawson’s home for the final report. Fifteen Gleaners met at the parsonage with special music by Frances Wardruff and Manon Denham, followed by lunch. Various residents visited kin in Cleveland and nearby towns. Mrs Alden Hopkins and baby Gloria Ann returned from Memorial Hospital. Several trips and social gatherings including the Wistaria Club luncheon with Bingo were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Karl Darkey
Methodist Church
Cleveland
C. B Rawson
Frances Wardruff
Manon Denham
Bessie Rumsey
Iva Dean
Clarence Titsworth
Milo Hibbard
Fitchville
J. A. Stimson
Alden Hopkins
Gloria Ann
Memoril Hospital
Doris Young
New England
Hollis Ingalls
Lorain
Lora Hastings
Lee McClellan
Grafton
John P. Holcomb
Irwin Hubbard
Middletown
Louis Gordon
New London
Edward Haynes
Kathryn
Elizabeth
Long Island
S. W
Wistaria Club
Paul Hastings
G. W. Woodruff
Henry Wigert
Talking book inspires Japanese blind aid effort
A talking book left in Japan last summer by Miss Helen Keller as a gift from the American Society for the Blind has inspired the making of such books for the 70,000 Japanese blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Helen Kellar
American Society For the Blind
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