The Plight Of The Middle Aged Jobless
Philadelphia Inquirer discusses the aging unemployed, arguing forty five and older workers face bias and barriers to reemployment. It praises Secretary Perkins for spotlighting the issue, calls for stronger federal and industry actions, and urges targeted programs to place experienced middle aged workers in suitable jobs, beyond youth oriented policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Perkins
National Youth Administration
Citizens” Conservation Corps
Philadelphia Inquirer
Funeral Services For Mrs Jennie Reeder In Lorain
Mrs Jennie Reeder formerly of Sheffield Lake Village died Friday in Cleveland after months of illness. Funeral held with Wickens Funeral Home and Reverend Bantham of Avon Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Survived by husband William two sons William Sr and Nesbitt daughter Mildred all at home. The article includes a Bible reading and meditations section with Revelation 21 0 15 and notes about early Christians and Jews. Also mentions Mrs Martin Brewer visiting her sister.
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Lorain
Jennie Reeder
Sheffield Lake Village
Reeder
Cleveland
Clinte
Lake Breeze Road
Sheffield
Brookside School
William
William Sr
Nesbitt
Mildred
Elmwood Cemetery
Wickens Funeral Home
Bantham
Avon Baptist Church
Notable shifts over decades in Germany and U.S. politics
A synopsis notes large wartime investments in Germany’s paper money, the 1929 figure attributed to Len Brookhart on senators’ drinking habits, and 1936 Father Coughlin warning of violence if ballots fail. The piece frames financial policy, legislative conduct, and political rhetoric across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Len Brookhart
Laws
Leonate
Father Coughlin
War evolves as civilians become targets in modern sieges
An analysis traces the shift from World War I battles aimed at frontline positions to modern warfare that devastates civilians. It cites Italian campaigns in Ethiopia, air bombardment, artillery, gas, and submarine warfare, noting the gradual acceptance of civilian casualties as part of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
China
Rheims
Louvain
Paris
Tondon
Ethiopia
Turmoil and War Tactics Prompt Global Alarm
The piece links Italian and Japanese bombing methods to Spanish Civil War tactics, noting widespread civilian casualties in Guernica, Santander, and Shanghai. It argues future wars will target noncombatants and gas will affect all, with civilians killed in raided villages and department stores. It also discusses Roosevelt's political maneuvering and the Black appointment, warning of economic disruption and a fragile rally around the President amid court clashes and legislative shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adowa
Ambale
Guernica
Santander
China
Shanghai
Roosevelt aide tips scales for Black on Supreme Court
The National Whirligig notes Roosevelt’s struggle to pick a Supreme Court nominee among Black, Bratton, and Reed. Black’s bout with his son’s progressive paralysis touched the President, aiding Black’s selection amid concerns over Senate reelection and inputs from New Deal allies. Kennedy warns manpower shortages threaten the New Deal, urging business leaders to contribute top executives despite disfavor toward Roosevelt. The piece also critiques Labor Board rigidity in wage cases and cites a lamp theft case where union ties overshadowed theft as the real issue. Ambition: Under Secretary West denies Ohio governor run hints, stirring Democratic chatter.
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Roosevelt
Vic Donaher
White House
John L. Lewis
Daver
Ohio
Mr. West
Farley
Wallace
Ickes
Cummings
Jackson
Hopkins
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Mr. Black
Sam Bratton
New Mexico
Stanley Reed
Alabama
Senate
Black
Greater Washington Compact Aims to Unite States Regions
Farm heads anticipate an extra November session while government officials work to steady markets with public reassurances. Federal housing advisers warn local hurdles may slow program progress in the region.
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Greater
Washington
Conference of Federal Housing Advisers
Sheffield Lake Social Club Plans Hallows Eve Event
The Sheffield Lake Social club met at St James Mission with Mrs John Crompp presiding. Reports covered a card party and mission repairs. Plans for the Hallows Eve party on October 18 were announced with assignments for arrangements and committees named in Welfare program finance sick flowers membership hospitality publicity historian and more. The club history and photos from a recent Japan trip were shared. Reed er funeral friend from here attended the funeral event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
St. James Mission
John Crompp
Insles
J. Kensik
Hazel Mais
Grace Insler
Joseph Kensik
Harry Gang
Walter Kishman
Mary Risko
L. G. Patek
Frank Craig
Clifford Howells
Howard Freischlag
Webber
Frank Field
S$. Webber
Harold Irish
H. Liord
J. Collins
Cove
I. C. Patek
B. E. Wood
Grace Fisher
Crompp
Japan
Anniversaries in History Echoes of Great Americans
Today in history highlights births and deaths of figures such as John Marshall Henry A Barnum Marcus Hanna Alexander Thackara James Good and more. It notes milestones including the 179 birth of the U S Supreme Court structure and events like Denver's early town site St Charles and Black Friday with Jay Gould.
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John Marshall
Supreme Court
Farquier Co
Philadelphia
William E. Burton
New York
England
Henry A. Barnum
New York Volunteer Union
Jamesville
William O. Stoddard
Illinois
Pres. Lincoln
Homer
N. Y
Marcus A. Hanna
Cleveland
New Lisbon
Ohio
Alexander M. Thackara
Paris
James W. Good
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Denver
Colo
St. Charles
Jay Gould
Wall Street
Noted clergyman and leaders born in the United States
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages includes Dr. Mark A. Matthews of Seattle Presbyterian clergy born Calhoun Georgia 70, Judson T Jennings Seattle librarian born Schenectady New York 65, J Donald Adams editor of the New York Times Book Review born New York 46, Kivieh Paros of Hotununide Ya banker born there 42, Scott Fitzgerald novelist born St Paul Minnesota 41, Prof. George W Stocking University of Texas economist born Clarendon Texas 45. Also today Horoscope notes a forceful mentality with an urge to argue and to curb impulsiveness, and today’s birthday for Dr. John McDowell secretary of the Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church born Scotland 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
Calhoun
Judson T. Jennings
Schenectady
N. Y
J. Donald Adams
New York Times Book Review
New York
Kivieh Paros
Thotunulide
Banker
Reo
Scott Fitzgerald
St. Paul
Minn
John McDowell
Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church
Scotland
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Priestly
Geneva
Switzerland
Heavenly Jerusalem
Iath
Holy
Jerusalem
Christ
Martin Brewer
Wellington
Earle Johnson
Heukster
Olp
Yatleele
Maryland
Virginia
Ray Tucker
Jon” Kennedy
Kennedy
Roper Business Advisory Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
Johnson
Douglas
Acheson
Richberg
Peek
National Labor Relations Board
Charles West
Ois
Pocahontas Schroll Coal
P. B. Smith & Co
Stocks & Bonds
Carl Y. Smith
Amherst, Olio
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria
George W. Woodruff
Oberlin
Elyria Savings
Studebaker Chemical CO
Vulcan St
Fairgrounds
Rustoy
Rust
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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