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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1938

Page

13

Roosevelt Anglophile Backing Influences Agglo-Italian Pact

Boake Carter analyzes the background of a Roosevelt approved aglo Italian agreement. He argues the president acted sensibly with Anglophile State Department input. Kennedy allegedly aided the move, seen as a push to preserve neutrality amid Red Russia pressures in Washington.

Roosevelt State Department London Washington Chamberlain Eden England Joe Kennedy Kennedy Friends of Red Russia

California Congressman pushes resolution on treaty violations

The article reports Representative Scott introduced a House resolution seeking State Department details on nations violating US treaties. It alleges a Nevada party at the Soviet Embassy in Washington aimed to repeal the Neutrality Act and aid Soviet interests, listing several leftist figures and observers.

California Scott House State Department United States Roosevelt White House Washington America China Josef Stalin Jerome Frank SEC Leon Henderson WPA Larry Todd Tass Dorothy Detzer Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom Freda Kirchway The Pink Nation Trovanovsky Maury Maverick Texas John Bernard Minnesota Jerry O'Connell Montana Byron Scott Arthur Krock New York Times Sir Wilmott Lewis London Times Raymond Leslie Buell Foreign Policy Association

Soviet Dinner Highlights Front Socialists in Ambiguous Front

A era commentary notes Denys Wortman style slogans as mass appeal against Russia while congressmen push Soviet programs. It points to Leslie Buell heading Europe trip and questions a United Front with the Foreign Policy Association. Roosevelt and Kennedy are praised amid debates on neutrality and embargoes. Local social updates include visits by Dissette Bauer families and friends from Elyria, Wellington, and Detroit with various relatives and weekend gatherings.

Spain Hull United States Russia Great Britain France Germany Italy Japan United Front Scott Stalin Leslie Buell Europe Moscow New York Times Trovanovsky Kennedy Roosevelt Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Missionary Society Meets at Camden Church Home

Kipton Woman's Missionary Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Tina Kothe's home with a noon covered dish dinner. Dr and Mrs Weeks returned from Ithaca New York after spending winter with relatives. The Hack family hosted visits from Cleveland and Detroit guests. Morristown and Detroit connections noted among visitors.

Kipton Woman's Missionary Society of the Camden Baptist Church Tina Kothe F. E. Weeks Ithaca New York J. H. Hack Clyde Hack Cleveland Thomas Les Ernst Buchs R. W. Baker Sally Sue Morristown N. J James Dissette Detroit

New Oberlin News Notes

Mr and Mrs M L Hurst welcomed a baby girl at Oberlin Hospital and both mother and baby are progressing well. Everett Hastings visited his brother Bert Hastings in Penfield. Finis Brown returned home after weeks with his daughter in Toledo. David Dean Ford enjoyed vacation with grandparents William and Mrs MacPherson. Oscar Ehrman and son Richard of Cleveland spent a weekend with Michael Smith and family. N Webber family activity noted.

New Qgberlin M. L. Hurst Oberlin Hospital Babe Everett Hastings Bert Hastings Penfield Finis Brown Toledo David Dean Ford William MacPherson Oscar Ehrman Richard Cleveland Michael Smith N. Webber

Millions Fight Tired Feeling With Olive Tablets

Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative to relieve fatigue mental dullness sour stomach and bad breath. Claims it assists bile flow from the liver without harsh drugs and notes wide sales and 15 30 or 60 cent prices.

Nature Dr. Edwards

Family Dinner Guests Attend Birthday Party

A Detroit guest William Davis joined Mr and Mrs Myrtle Davis for a family dinner with Schmitz Wohleber Schmitz Justin Kinzel and Taylor families present. Joe Denger attended a birthday party at the Birmingham home of Mr and Mrs William Denger marking Mrs Denger’s birthday anniversary.

Frank Schmitz M. Wohleber Carl Schmitz C. Justin Myrtle Davis William Detroit Urban Kinzel Grafton Forest Taylor Medina Joe Denger William Denger Birmingham

North Russia BRLEFS highlights local births and visits

Born to Mr and Mrs Theo Haag Jr a son at Allen hospital Oberlin. Mrs Anna Berg entertained Lipstrue and family of Wycliffe Berg and Oberlin families. West Ridge guests Harry Lauer and family. Families Abe Hampton and sons visited. Chas Gibson hosted Frank Austin and family plus Ed Johnson and Warren Gibson. Clarence Albright sick and Harriet Sandrock improving. Berg hosted Delmar mornings in Oberlin.

North Russia Theo. Haag, Jr Allen Hospital Oberlin Anna Berg Harvey Lipstrue Wycliffe Clarence Berg Harlan Schramm Harry Lauer Harry, Jr Milton West Ridge Abe Hampton Melvin Jack Detroit

North Russia Needle Guild Members Gather Thursday

The report notes members of the North Russia Needle Guild meeting on Thursday. It also records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg to Martin Schroeder's in Amherst on Tuesday evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reinhard with their daughter from Tonawanda New York spending Sunday with Mrs. Will Berg.

North Russia Needle Guild Fred Berg Martin Schroeder

Columbia local society notes and club updates

Mrs. J H Long has appointed committee chairmen for the Women's Baptist Mission Circle. The Columbia Garden Club plans a May meeting. Illness and family visits are reported for several residents, with births and visits noted among neighbors and local families.

Columbia J. H. Longdow Women's Baptist Mission Circle John Snell Ora Walker Reuben Walkden George Walkden Columbia Garden Club

Local Social News From Chippewa Lake and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs Emery Hershey with guests from Ridgeville visited the Hersheys at Chippewa Lake. Charles Martin and Russell Fish moved to a Chatham farm, and Baby Roland Fish was baptized by Rev Paul Pack Brown in Green Springs. Burial for Emil Tiber of Parma followed in Columbia Cemetery. several relatives attended. Warren Briggs spent the weekend with Elyria friends.

Chippewa Lake Emery Hershey Jimmie Ridgeville Harry Hershey Charles Martin Russell Fish Chatham Roland Fish Paul Pack Brown Methodist Church of Green Springs Ohio William Hawke Lee Walkden George Walkden James Cather Sr Elyria James Cather H. A. Osborne Son DeForest Harry Martin Roy Putt Emil Tiber Parma Columbia Cemetery Warren Briggs

Meaning Changed By Error In Transmission

An editor notes a transmission error altered the meaning of a United Press story. A dropped word in the initial paragraph should be restored to reflect the true sense of the report.

United Press

Hoover Co Ordered to Disestablish Employee Association

Washington on April 23 reports the National Labor Relations Board directed Hoover Co of North Canton to disestablish the Hoover Employers Association as the representative for its 1500 workers.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Hoover Co North Canton Hoover Employer’ Association

Liquid EZON analgesic melt away back pain fast

An advertisement touts LIQUID EZON as a rapid pain reliever for muscle soreness and backache. It emphasizes a unique ingredient mix for penetrating power, promises sensational results, and offers a money back guarantee at Phillips' Drug Store.

Phillps

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