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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1939

Page

8

Anniversaries of notable figures and events listed

Today’s anniversaries highlight Mary Wollstonecraft Samuel Morse Ulysses S. Grant Ira Barnes Dutton Charles J. Van Depoele Alice Morse Earle Hollis Godfrey and others with birth and death dates. Notable items mention Ku Klux Klan cases Andrew Carnegie grants Frank McNinch Frank A Juhan Charles Copeland Wilson Brown John Randall Newcomb Chaney and a Tallinn death of Mrs Pedricks.

Mary Wollstonecraft Samuel F. B. Morse Bouston New York Ulysses S. Grant Point Pleasant Ohio Saratoga N. Y Ira Barnes Dutton Joseph Malakai Stowe Honolulu Charles J. van Depoele Detroit Belgium Alice Morse Earle Worcester Mass Hollis Godfrey Boston Philadelphia Drexel Institute Lynn Norman Bel Geddes Adrian Mich Frank R. McNinch Charlotte Federal Communications Commission Frank A. Juhan Jacksonville Fla Macon Charles T. Copeland Harvard Calais Maine Wilson Brown John H. Randall St. Paul Minn Newcomb K. Chaney Phi

International goodwill gesture honors Japanese ambassador Saito

The death of Hiroshi Saito prompts a rare act of friendship as President Roosevelt orders a US cruiser to carry his ashes to Yokohama. The funeral voyage, with Astoria escort and a Japan-bound train for officials, symbolizes a glimmer of diplomacy amid rising nationalism and cross-border tensions.

Hiroshi Saito United States Washington Saito America Americans State Department Roosevelt Japan Chesapeake Bay Yokohama Astoria Europe Asia

Invasion of South America by a Mosquito Threat

A Rockefeller Foundation report details Anopheles gambiae invading Brazil from Dakar via air routes. The mosquito now infests a 200 mile radius around Natal, with about 90 percent malaria infection in nine years and widespread sickness and hunger among coastal residents. The piece urges defense planning against insect invasions alongside bomber and gas threats.

South America Dakar West Africa Natal Brazil Europe South Atlantic Rockefeller Foundation Anopheles

Giants Exhibit Showcases 80 Foot Skeleton Beasts in NY Museum

The New York American Museum of Natural History displays towering dinosaurs including Brontosaurus Excelsus Marsh at 66 feet long and Barosaurus Lentes Marsh at 80 feet, drawing fascination from visitors who compare them to ancient humans. The exhibit highlights the sheer scale and age of these prehistoric giants as observers debate their era and prominence.

New York Nantucket Job

Giants and leviathans in myth and mass

The passage muses on prehistoric giants and dinosaurs, contrasts them with modern whales, and notes Nantucket whalers once hunted leviathans with primitive tools. It reflects on humanity’s progress from cave dwellers to automobile safety, linking biblical, fossil, and whaling history.

Bible Readings and a Chinese Hospital Scene

A set of brief excerpts appears with a Bible reading from St Matthew about sparrows and hairs, followed by a staged exchange in a Chinese hospital where a man tries to sell his daughter as a slave for one dollar, implying a mission school as remedy.

England Henry II

Today in History highlights early American victories

1805 Derne in Tripoli captured by Americans marking the first time the flag flew over conquered territory in the Old World. 1813 Zebulon Pike led about 1500 Americans to York now Toronto. Pike died in the assault at 34. 1874 The White League organized in Louisiana signaling a major postwar uprising.

Derne Tripoli Zebulon M. Pike York Toronto England Pike White League Louisiana

Seaweed Gathered in Sakhalin for China Food Trade

Fishermen harvest seaweed along Sakhalin Island destined for China as a food product. Harvesters report steady yields and distribution to processing facilities, highlighting cross border trade amid regional demand.

Sakhalin China

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