Government and farm tenancy in the United States
A congressional discussion frames the farm tenancy problem as crucial to agriculture. A plan proposes a two and a half million dollar appropriation to administer a tenancy program, aiming to provide homes for tenants and stabilize farm income through ownership concepts. The piece notes Oklahoma migrants to California and the Grapes of Wrath reference, urging steady progress on peacetime farm measures.
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Our
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Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Houses
Congress
Oklahoma
California
Byrd Returns From South Pole Expedition
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, commander of the U S Antarctic Service, arrives back from the South Pole explaining he was ordered home. He left 55 men at Little America and other stations as officials warn against foreign grabs of Antarctic regions amid thawing prospects.
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Richard E. Byrd
United States Antarctic Service Expedition
South Pole
Little America
Parasitic Children and Shifting Roles in Society
Farnsworth Crowder critiques modern youth in a Rotarian Magazine piece, arguing economic parasitism lies not with all children but with a shifting culture. He contrasts traditional duties like dairy milking and wood splitting with contemporary expectations, noting both sons and daughters of the well-to-do can be implicated in spoiled behavior.
Home and Crime Cited as Sourcing Behavior
Fragmentary text argues crime prevention starts at home with parental understanding of boy nature and effective guidance. It links indifference at home to later problematic relationships and recruitment by criminals. Mentions FBI, Edgar Hoover, and investigation themes in a general, non-graphic manner.
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FBI
Reena Pears
Jedgar Hoover
Snyder named valedictorian of graduating class
Frederick Snyder son of Dr and Mrs Fred B Snyder chosen valedictorian for this year's graduation. Dennis Galehouse Cleveland Indian pitcher released to the Minneapolis Millers.
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Frederick Snyder
Fred B. Snyder
Dennis Galehouse
Minneapolis Millers
Erie railroad awards depot contract to Amos Carpenter
Rumor states the Erie railroad awarded the contract for a new freight depot to Amos Carpenter to replace last winter’s burned depot. Charles Shook of Rittman chosen as a delegate to Lorain Lutheran conference. Hershey and Rohrer paying $1.80 per bushel for wheat.
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Erie Railroad
Amos Carpenter
Charles Shook
Rittman
Lorain
Hershey & Rohrer
Car slideover on road injures A Thomas vehicle
While driving toward Rittman last Sunday on the Wadsworth Rittman cindered road A Thomas new Cleveland automobile slid from the road and turned over on its side. A baseball club has formed among Rittman factory workers with a ball diamond laid out north of the Erie depot field.
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Rittman
Wadsworth- Rittman
A. Thomas
Cleveland
Erie Depot
Green Acres Boosts Pasture Profit Says Farmers
Hollywood style animal stars give way to pasture science in Green Acres a color film now circulating at farm meetings It extols pasture improvement as a low cost high return feed and cites experiments from Iowa Ohio and Georgia showing reduced costs higher milk and beef yields and rising land values since 1920.
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Hollywood
Will Rogers
Green Acres
Vate
R. H. Lush
National Fertilizer Association
Lush
Tifton
Georgia
Local Society Notes From Akron Wooster And Rittman
Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs William Harmon attended the W E A Rally at the Akron clubhouse Tuesday this week George Harris and son Tommy plan a three week vacation with relatives in Cassedaga N Y leaving this Sunday Mr and Mrs Arley Moyer visited Barberton Tuesday Mrs Ed Reffert visiting relatives in Armstrong Miss Those attending the Disciples of Christ state convention at Wooster Monday were Rev and Mrs W S Goodale Mrs Sue Smith Mr and Mrs J O Etkenberry Mr and Mrs John Schaefer Mrs William Harmon and Ralph Campbell from Rittman Mrs Stanley Riggs and infant daughter returned home from Wadsworth Municipal hospital Wednesday Those from Rittman at Wooster College Color Day Saturday included Mrs A L Ebert Mrs William Swartz the Misses Marguerite Evelyn Stanley Mary Marie Hartzler and Louise Yochheim Mr and Mrs Ora Fry visited Thursday in the home of their son My and Mrs Harry Fry at Sherrsville Mr and Mrs Ernest Harrison attended Wooster College Color Day Saturday afternoon Rev and Mrs E G Hamilton were guests of Miss Mary Gibler Monday night They attended the State convention of the Disciples Of Christ at Wooster Monday and Tuesday Soybean oil meal made by the expeller process contains 4 to 5 5 per cent of oil meal made by the solvent process had about 1 per cent of oil and meal made by the hydraulic process retains from 5 5 to 6 per cent of oil Most of the meal manufactured in Ohio is made by the expeller process.
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The
Disciples of Christ
Wooster
W. 8. Goodale
Sue Smith
J O Etkenberry
John Schaefer
William Harmon
Ralph Campbell
Rittman
Wooster College
A. L. Ebert
Wiliam Swartz
Marguerite and
Evelyn Stanley
Mary Marie Hartzler
Louie Yochheim
E. G. Hamilton
Mary_ Gibler
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Ohio
Christian Steadfastness at United Brethren Church
Ere United Brethren Church on Main Street lists Bible School at 9:30 led by Walter Shook, morning worship at 10:30 with the theme Christian Steadfastness, Christian Endeavor at 6:45 led by Maurice Simpson and Roger McGee, evening service at 7:30 on Backsliding or Man's Sin Against Love, midweek juniors young people and adults led by Mrs. Robert Smith Mrs. Paul Johnson and Rev. McGee, adult choir practice Wednesday 8:30 directed by Mrs. Paul Johnson, and young people's choir Friday 7:00 directed by Edwin McGee.
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Bible School
Walter Shook
Robert Smith
Paul Johnson
McGee
Edwin McGee
Evening Message By Searles Set At Local Church
Searles will deliver the evening message with a prayer service planned for Wednesday at 7 30 pm The study of the book of Acts will continue during the gathering Attend for inspiration and communal worship at the church venue mentioned in the notice.
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Searles
First Baptist Branigan Hall Schedule Newscard
Sunday services listed for First Baptist Branigan Hall with Pastor Bill Echols. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Young People at 7 p.m. Preaching at 7 30 p.m. Special music each Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p.m.
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First Baptist
Branigan Hall
Bill Echols
Young People’s
St. Ann’s Church Announces Mass Schedule
St. Ann’s Church announces morning services at 8 and 10 a.m. with evening services throughout the week led by Father John T. Farrell.
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St. Ann’s Church
John T. Farrell
Milton Presbyterian Church Schedule and Sermon Topics
Sunday School at 9 with Lesson Jeremiah Announces the New Covenant. Morning worship at 10 30. Sermon The Bible is Dangerous Jesus Is Safe. Christian Endeavor at 6 30, Topic Quiet Leadership. Evening service at 7 30, Sermon Rejoice in the Knowledge of Christ. Scripture Philippians 3. Midweek Hour of Prayer Wednesday May 28 at 7 30, Topic Favorite Verses in the Psalms.
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Jesus
Rittman Church of Christ Schedule Readings
The Rittman Church of Christ led by Minister S Goodale lists a Bible School at 9 30, morning worship and communion at 10 15 with the sermon on Disciples, a 6 45 Young People's service, and an evening worship at 7 30 led by Rev Rob.
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Ralph Fixler
Rob
Divine Healing and Community Notices at Local Church
The Church of God led by Rev Albert Henry lists morning worship at 9 30, Sunday School at 10 30, jail services at 3 00, and evening meetings at 6 45 and 7 30 with a Wednesday prayer at 6 40 and 7 30. A June 1 service at the church marks missionary efforts to Spanish speakers by Rev and Mrs A T Maciel. Also noted are an August potato field day in Darke county near Arcanum with Virgil Royer farm program and Earl Tussing of Ohio State Univ describing women related demonstrations. Navy and crop insurance topics touch on standards of cleanliness and crop loss claims respectively.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Forks of the Road
A. T Maciel
Ohio
Virgil Royer
Arcanum
Darke County
Earl Tussing
Ohio State University
Royer
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Rittman Press & Democratic Newspaper
Bingle
the American Farm
United States
Antarctic
Byrd
International Officers
Rotary International
Anyring Dess
Allen D. Albert
Rotarian Magazine
Herittman Press
Iowa
Helen Gilbert
Charles Miller
Akron
George Harris
Tommy
Cassedaga, N. Y
Arley Moyer
Barberton
Ed Reffert
Armstrong
Stanley Riggs
Wadsworth Municipal Hospital
Ora Fry
Mrs
Harry Fry
Sherredsville
Ernest Harrison
Renault Champagne
America
Farragut
Bok Dak T
Opyright
Lincoln Newscape
United Brethren Church
C. J. McGee
Christian Endeavor
Maurice Simpson
Roger McGee
Milton Presbyterian Church
E. S. Hendrickson
W. Second St
Jeremiah
Church of God
Albert Henry
Beauty Bldg
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Navy
Marine Corps
Ford Way
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Con
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