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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1939

Page

2

Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Listed by Carrier

The notice outlines prices: three cents for papers by carrier, 18 year olds with a yearly advance rate, daily mail outside Elyria at four dollars per year, within Ohio at five dollars, and foreign ad reps listed as John Cullen Company with offices in Chicago New York Columbus and Detroit readers advised missing details due to OCR.

Mail Elyria Ohio John Cullen Company Chicago Michigan ‘Ave New York Fifth Ave Columbus South Third St Detroit General Motors

Voice Of The People Debunks WPA Red Baiting

A letter defends the Workers Alliance of America against communist charges and explains its aims and democratic structure. It criticizes tax-funded attack lines and argues red-baiting harms the unemployed and common people. It also mocks stop spending economic rhetoric and cites Ayres' remarks on the Roosevelt Recession.

Workers Alliance of America Alliance WPA Workers Alliance National Manufacturers Association American Bankers Association U. S. Chamber of Commerce Chronicle-Telegram Lenard P. Ayres Scripps-Howard Press Ayres Traffic Club Cleveland

Lothian Named New British Ambassador to the United States

The text profiles Philip Kerr Marquess of Lothian as Britain’s incoming ambassador to Washington. It notes his wealth, many titles, long ties to the United States, and commitment to close Anglo American cooperation, contrasting him with Sir Ronald Lindsay. It highlights his past views on appeasement, his portrait as a mystic, and his stance against Hitler.

Washington Marquess of Lothian House of Lords Britain United States England United State Philip Henry Kerr Car Lloyd George Earl of Ancrum Long-Newton and Dolphingston Viscount of Brien Baron Kerr of Newhbatts Jedburgh Scotland Lothian Robert Bruce U.S. A Ronald Lindsay Willmott Lewis The London Times Lindsay Lord Lothian Rhodes Trust Rhodes Tom Corcoran Anthony Eden Williamstown Institute of Politics Hitler Cliveden Chamberlain Germany Russia Stalin House of Commons Munich Great Britain

Hitler Peace Talk From a Dictator or a Pretext?

Analyzes Hitler's peace address to Roosevelt and claims it masks aggression. Argues he would redefine peace to permit conquest without bloodshed, criticizes his blaming of Democracies, suppression of free speech, and threats to extend German empire. Cautions nations to watch for renewed expansion and warns appeasement offers are unsafe.

Adolf Hitler Roosevelt Germany Hitler der Fuehrer Nazi Germany Reich Poland Eac Munich

Ocean Depth Record Beat by Milwaukee Cruiser

The American cruiser Milwaukee reportedly set a new Atlantic depth record off Puerto Rico and Hispaniola at 4,780 fathoms or about 28,680 feet. The finding surpasses the Nares Deep record of 3,875 fathoms set 66 years earlier and later exceeded in 1902 by the U S Dolphin.

Chantry Cades Milwaukee Atlantic Puerto Rico Hispanola Nares George Strong Nares Gleaves U. S Dolphin

Rising Tax Burden Traced From 1903 to 1938

National Grange figures show oral tax burden rising from 1.38 billion in 1903 to 13.214 billion in 1938 with per capita costs growing from 17.07 to 101.65. The note warns that unfunded federal debts and spending dwarf earlier levels, calling federal taxes 6.1 billion in 1938 and expenditures near ten billion as wasteful.

United States National Grange

Native’s Rise Through Benevolence and Social Thought

Today reflects on how a benevolent frame of mind inspires confidence in others and makes the native a factor in social life. It notes gains from relatives and respect for good qualities, suggesting the native may rise to considerable heights.

Astrological Forecast Promises Mixed Day for Professions

Yesterday’s calm gives way to luxury temptation and self-indulgence. The day’s peak is idle, but later it grows sharper with increased shrewdness and success. Overall a fortunate day for any profession despite earlier laxity.

Readings and reflections on faith and compassionate acts

A devotional piece juxtaposes a Bible reading from Matthew 8 1 4 with Kipling's lines about East and West and the Christian call to mercy. It highlights a Shanghai coolie leper as a test of love and service, likening the Medical Missionary's compassion to the Inasmuch Christ.

Jesus Kipling Shanghai Christ

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