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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1939

Page

6

Chronicle Telegram Elyria Publisher and pricing note

A listing shows the Chronicle Telegram imprint with Lorain County printing in Elyria and pricing details for home delivery and mail subscriptions. Advertising offices are listed in Chicago New York Columbus Detroit and other locations with general rate references.

Chronicle-Telegram Amonty Mail Elyria Lorain Ohio Ohn W. Cullen Company Chicago North Michigan Ave New York Columbus South Third St Detroit General Motors Bidg EE Aig Ann

Roosevelt appeals for ten year truce with Hitler and Mussolini

President Roosevelt directly pleads with Hitler and Mussolini to halt aggression and accept a ten year peace plan to spare millions from war. The public commentary argues Hitler likely rejects while urging the dictators to prove their desire for peace.

Roosevelt Hitler Mussolini Adolph Hitler United States Germany Danzig Mr. Roosevelt

Victory over a mother and her baby in Mussolini's Albania

A Philadelphia Inquirer reaction frames a newborn and mother fleeing shell fire and guerrilla bands as a symbol of wartime suffering under dictatorship. The piece contrasts ancient epic figures with Mussolini's early conquest of Albania and condemns the violence against civilians.

Geraldine Mussolini Albania Christina Rossetti the Inquirer Philadelphia Mediterranean Aeneas Odysseus Helen of Troy Dido Caesar

Dictatorship Promotes Cheap Car Program in Germany

The U S Department of Commerce notes Germany's 1938 motor vehicle output rose to 278000 cars and 61000 trucks versus 1937. American production reached 2000985 autos and 488650 trucks. To match proportionate output, Nazi Germany would need four times their count.

Germany Hitler U. S. Department of Commerce

Notable anniversaries of historical figures born in the 18th and 19th centuries

A list of birth anniversaries includes Samuel Chase 1741 Maryland leader and Supreme Court Justice born in Somerset County died 1811. Mahlon Dickerson 1770 New Jersey governor and senator. William G. Simms 1806 Charleston novelist and historian. William R. Day 1851 Ravenna jurist and Supreme Court justice. Anna Garlin Spencer 1851 Attleboro clergywoman and author. Adrian C. Anson 1852 Chicago baseball figure. Clarence H. Mackay 1874 San Francisco banker and Postal Telegraph leader, with various birthplaces and death dates noted.

Samuel Chase Maryland Supreme Court Somerset Co Mahlon Dickerson New Jersey U.S Supreme Court Ravenna Anna Garlin Spencer Attleboro Mass New York Adrian C Pop”) Anson Marshalltown Iowa Clarence H. Mackay The Postal Telegraph San Francisco

First Boston News Letter 1790 Births and Notables List

A historical roundup lists Benjamin Franklin’s death in Philadelphia aged 84 and premieres births of notable figures including Willis Van Devanter Thomas Wilder Mark Bristol David Baker and others. It notes 1916 Papen and von Bohlen indicted in Washington for plotting to destroy the Welland Canal and marks 1919 Versailles plan feeding Russia, among other items.

Boston News Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia Franzon Papen Boy Ed Washington Welland Canal Versailles Ritter Florida Pius Palestine Willis van Devanter U. S Supreme Court Manon Ind Thomas R Amite Wisconsin Interstate Commerce Commission Griggs Co Thornton N. Wilder New Haven Mark L. Bristol Glassboro Ray Stannard Baker David Grayson Amherst Mass Lansing Mich Walter H. Evans U. S. Customs Court New York Middletown Robert M. MacIver Barn

Nature Elevates A Person By Character Not Birth

The text argues that today a person may gain lasting influence through personal character rather than birth or external support. It warns that reputation can be lost and fortune reversed, threatening the individual regardless of initial advantage.

Dr J L Saddler to Attend Ford Hospital Clinic

Dr J L Saddler departs La Grange Friday morning for a two day clinic at Ford Hospital in Detroit. Mrs Saddler will accompany him. The Gleaners group enjoyed a pleasant time hosted by Mrs Vernon Rundle.

LA Grange J L Saddler Detroit Ford Hospital Gleaners Vernon Rundle

Club Meeting Evening Run Smoothly With Hostess Update

On Wednesday evening the regular program proceeded as scheduled with about twenty attendees. In president’s absence, vice president Mrs Treva Hanmer conducted the meeting and a salad course was served by the lunch committee. Mrs Tazel Adams will host in May.

Treva Hanmer Theice Tazel Adams

Spring Festival Enjoyed by Schools at PTA Event

The Spring Festival hosted by the schools drew good attendance at the PTA meeting on Tuesday evening. Mrs Bessie Aldrich led a brief business session at the close of the program. Mrs Sarah Mille and Orrin Tippen of Cleveland have moved into the remodeled West Main Street home of F L Wolcott. Mrs Wesley D Johnson entertained the Baptist Missionary Society on Wednesday with a pot-luck dinner. Carl Pearce is in Cleveland.

PTA Bessie Aldrich Sarah Mille Orrin Tippen Cleveland F. L Wolcotts West Main Street Wesley D Johnson Baptist Missionary Society Carl Pearce

Pneumonia Patient Taken to Memorial Hospital

Archie Mann was taken to Memorial Hospital by ambulance on Wednesday suffering from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Fred Prosser and S W Kelner have returned from Eustis Florida, where they spent the winter. Mrs Fred Prosser and Mrs Orva Hastings attended the inspection of Lodi Chapter on Tuesday evening. Several attended the inspection of Sullivan Chapter on Thursday evening.

Archie Mann Memorial Hospital Fred Prosser S W Kelner Eustis Florida Orva Hastings Lodi Sullivan

Sweet September cherry developed at Ohio station

Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station researchers in Wooster develop seedless O-Pears type cherries and a fall-ripening variety named Sweet September. The new tree promises fruit with enhanced sweetness and late-season harvest potential for local growers.

Wooster Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station

Baby Teeth Out at 90-Year-Old in Danville Region

A Danville area dentist extracted teeth from 90-year-old Samuel Conkle, discovering two molars he believes were the man’s baby teeth. The surprising procedure occurred as the elderly patient was treated near Mount Vernon.

MT Vernon Danville Here Samuel Conkle Conkle

Bible Readings and Christmas Narrative Reflections

A devotional passage surveys the opening of Jesus life from prophecy to nativity. It reflects on recognition of the Redeemer and the nativity story with comments on Mary, shepherds, the Magi, Herod and early witness like John the Baptist. It asks readers to consider whether they know that their Redeemer liveth.

Jesus Emmanuel Herod Mary John Nathaniel Rabbi God

Golden Age Foreseen If Women Could Rule

London: C E. Young, head master of Rossall School, told Fylde Soroptimists at Blackpool that if women ruled Britain they would lead to a golden age. He said men pursue abstract ideas while women seek connection and that only three glorious periods in English history were under Elizabeth, Anne, and Victoria.

London Great Britain C E. Young Rossall School Fylde Soroptiumists' Club Sister Optimists Blackpool Elizabeth Anne Victoria

Bandit Holds Up 6 Year Old in St James Park

In San Jose California a bandit robbed 6 year old Clarence Dorshier in St James Park taking a single dollar he carried. City officials note the incident as the youngest hold up victim on record.

San Jose Cal Clarence Dorshier St James Park

Wimbledon woman becomes mother of 100 descendants

Mrs. Mary Blackney, 92, of Wimbledon, has achieved a lifetime goal by becoming the mother of one hundred descendants with the birth of her fourth great-great-grandchild.

London Mary Blackney Wimbledon

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