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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1940

Page

14

Third term fight dominates primaries in Illinois Wisconsin

The Washington Merry Go Round reports on Chicago campaign managers pushing for a Roosevelt third term with extensive leaflets and claims of political graft. It notes a Wisconsin Dewey victory and a harsh column on press treatment, plus a feature on radio industry veterans and a Chicago patrolman praised for bravery but scolded by superiors.

Chicago Jack Garner Washington Ilness Roosevelt Garner Stillulah GOP Wisconsin Punch Harold Ickes U S.A Henry Wallace U S Ben Cohen Us. A Tom Corcoran U.S. A Jerome Frank Jefferson Andrew Jackson Grover Cleveland Coolidge Jim Farley Court House Dewey Madison Dewey New Yorker State Capitol Robert LaFollette

Zoning Board Plans April 12 Meeting Over Appeal

The zoning appeals board will convene at 4 p.m. April 12 to hear Jack H. Jacoby’s request to add an extension to his grocery at 1115 East Avenue. Building Inspector Hart Dickason denied the permit since the property lies in a Class A residence district. The note adds unrelated items about various figures and events.

Board of Zoning Appeals Jack H. Jacoby East Avenue Hart Dickason

Police link gun found on Kurzawa to murders in profit case

Detroit police assert realistic tests connect the weapon found on John Kurzawa to the gun that killed Philip Loust and Crecy Bowman in Michigan's murder for profit case. Henry Wallace still draws a crowd as featured in United Feature Syndicate material.

Detroit John Kurzawa Philip Loust Crecy Bowman Michigan Henry Wallace Sill United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Young Man from Town by Irene Lonnen Ernhart

In Riverville Kim Wade tours a fragile romance with Sandra Stark while Cobina Sacket, a graduating girl, faces unrequited attention from Alex Fremon and public ridicule from Christabel Ridder. Sandra returns at a dance with Wade, leaving Cobina to endure isolation as rumors and love triangles spike the night.

Young Man Irene Lonnen Ernhart Kim Wade Sandra Stark Indianapolis Riverville Sandra George Tollinson Cobina Sacket Gar Sacket Alex Fremon Alex Christabel Ridder Gar Cobina Christabel Abbie Kim Wade Rutts Cubina Sam Colina Tollinson Mrs. Ridder

Sixteenth Box Of Garments Sent To Refugees

The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross shipped near 1,000 garments for war refugee relief, with the sixteenth box containing 123 garments. The effort lists contributions from Ridgeville High School, St Peter’s Church North Ridgeville, Ridgeville Congregational Church, Wellington women, Jewish Sisterhood Elyna, St Mary’s Elyria, Oberlin women, West Russia Sewing Club, Second Congregational Church, and West side women Elyria, plus sewing by multiple groups. Edith Metcalf reported on the progress.

Elyria American Red Cross Ridgeville Oberlin Edith Metcalf The Red Cross

Mrs John Hay Whitney Faces Nevada Divorce Steps

Reno dispatch reports Mrs Mary Elizabeth Whitney announcing plans to become a Nevada resident in six weeks to sue John Hay Whitney for divorce. She arrived with dogs and horses to Hollywood, refused to discuss campaign funds, and referenced ongoing Red Cross garment needs for Finland amid wartime displacement.

Reno Mary Elizabeth Liz) Whitney Nevada John Hay Jock) Whitney Whitney Hollywood

Married in Philadelphia Spark Georgia Childrens Roots

The brief notes a wedding on March 23, 1931 in Philadelphia between two members of prominent families, Whitney and the Mary Elizabeth Aliemaa of Philadelphia society. It mentions a planned property settlement and a belief that silk farming could grow from wild mulberry trees observed by Georgia’s early colonists.

Whitney Mary Elizabeth Aliemaa Delphia Society Philadelphia Georgia Orst

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