Elyria grade school to present festival of music
About 300 to 400 students from fifth to eighth grade will perform at a May 10 concert in Elyria High School auditorium under Marjorie Rossiter. Groups from Franklin, McKinley, Jefferson and Hamilton schools join a varied program of vocal and instrumental music.
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Vacation Motive Shifts to Health Based Travel Plan
Chicago report highlights a Health Based travel concept urging Americans to seek healthful vacations. Dr. Charles Singer argues annual travel costs reach vast sums and many trips lack purposeful goals. He cites diverse climates nationwide as a driver for climatic change and outlines benefits of climatic sedation and stimulation.
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Chile Produces Over 350 Million Litres of Wine and Cider
Chilean wine and cider production reached more than 350 million litres last year, highlighting strong output across wineries and cidery operations. The surge reflects robust domestic demand and export activity across regional markets.
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Gibraltar Named Among Ancient Pillars of Hercules
In old geographies Gibraltar was counted as one of the Pillars of Hercules, marking it as a notable landmark in classical myth and navigation. The reference highlights its historic status as a northern sentinel linking continents and seas.
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Roosevelt May Seek Third Term As Crisis Folds
Washington reports suggest President Roosevelt could run again in 1940 as a third term candidate. Observers note warnings from Roosevelts circle about wartime or economic emergencies that might compel another term despite opposition from conservatives and Democrats.
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Conservative Democrats consider 1940 nomination paths
The speech spurs talk of Roosevelt bolting and a potential Conservative Democratic candidate in 1940. Key figures like Cordell Hull, James Farley, and Garner are viewed as likely moderates who could be nominated if Roosevelt abstains. The Channel passage and Jackson Day din ers underscore party tensions.
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Recreation Board Plans Summer Program in Elyria
The Elyria Recreation Board studies a broad summer program for adults and children including five playgrounds a shooting tourney a kite contest softball leagues and tennis They will also plan the state girls softball tournament The Elyria Council of PTA will help finance the playgrounds and sponsor a Playmakers play Fly Away Home on April 26 and 27 with strong ticket sales reported by publicity chair Mrs W R Botamer
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Farley Builds Hull to Strengthen 1940 Democratic Ticket
Washington reports Farley maneuvers to elevate Hull as a potential vice presidential nominee. The strategy aims to secure Roosevelt's support for a 1940 Democratic ticket, with Republicans needing unlikely political missteps to win without such backing.
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