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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1939

Page

8

Roosevelts Lending Bill Criticized Over Tax Burden

The President argues the House action killing the Lending Bill will raise taxes to fund relief costs and slow industrial production. Critics say passing it would have cost far more in debt and future borrowings, while private business shows a booming upturn despite the bill. The piece contrasts federal borrowing with private sector gains and notes labor unrest at Cleveland and Detroit and a counterview on the Wagner Act and NLRB. Germany increases lumber imports from Chile in 1938.

House Jesu Jones RFC Congressional Committee Roosevelt Amercan Europe Congress Franklin D Roosevelt America CIO C &O Cleveland Fisher Body Franklin Roosevelt Cleveland Detroit NLRB

Washington Trip Transforms Flossie In Riches and Revels

Merry and Flossie, two Virginia women entangled with Sam Henderson, travel to Washington then New York seeking a fresh start. A deceitful marriage plan unravels as Flossie annuls hers and both women embrace a makeover path to social advancement, with Sam's deceit looming over them.

Merry Clark Johnny Norfolk Virginia Johnny Merry Sam Henderson Sam Flessie Field Merris Home Washington Flossie New York Mossie Cal Jules

LaGrange Gul Crowned Queen at Lorain County Fair Festival

Ermia Youngeberg from Lorain wins Queen of the Fair Festival with 185000 votes and a diamond ring. The coronation occurs this week during the pageant at the fairgrounds with Marion Hecock as Miss America runner up and other runners up serving as maids of honor.

Ermia Youngeberg Dr LaGrange Lorain County Fair Mss Youngeberg Fairgrounds August &T Robert S Bancroft Marion Hecock Lorain Amherst Orange Hecock Youngeberg Lois Youtzy Elyria Julia Szarek Denver Avenue Marjorie Pitcock Elyria Lois Eldred Edith Hudson Oberlin Hannah McDonald East Avenue Elvira Ruth Jameyson

Queen and Maids in Waiting Rehearsal Set at Fairgrounds

The note lists Lin and Euphene Sona of 1638 Weet 22nd St Lorain and states that after a dress rehearsal held last Friday at the Elyria fairgrounds, all participants must report tonight at 7:00 pm at the fairgrounds for a scene rehearsal featuring the Queen and maids in waiting.

Lin Euphene Sona Lorain Fairgrounds Elyria Bancroft

West River Road NEWS NOTES

West River Road social roundup lists gatherings at the home of Mr and Mrs F H Lewis and family near Kipton including youths Keith and Alfred Rhone Alfred Rea George and Eugene Eddy John Cook junior Bonita Harnish Inza Letterly Jeanette Loretta Lewis and Mrs Merlin Monagan Fidelis Class teacher Mrs Ray Hollis and family visit Belfountain Ohio guests Mrs J J Cook hostesses Mrs John Karman and Mrs J G Morris include a lunch by Mrs Ethel Dennick of Burgettsville Pa Ella Tilden hosts six o clock dinner with Mr and Mrs J R Dall and sons George and John and Mr and Mrs A W Peters Elyria Mrs Leonard Dean and baby Sandra Low return from Memorial Hospital both improving at home.

West River Road F H Lewis Kipton Keith Alfred Rhone Alfred Rea George Eugene Eddy John Cook Bonita Harnish Inza Letterly Jeanette Loretta Lewis Merlin Monagan Fidelis M. E Church Ray Hollis Belfountain Ohio J J Cook John Karman J G Morris Ethel Dennick Burgettsville Walter McMillan Ella Tilden J R Dall John A W Peters Elyria Leonard Dean Sandra Low Memorial Hospital

Grand Rapids note on William VanderLaan 9 percent

In Grand Rapids a report notes William VanderLaan at nine percent, with a caution about ongoing issues when pain or inclement conditions occur, details unclear in available text.

Grand Rapids Mich William VanderLaan

Huntington REVFAL WEDDING DATE ANNOUNCED AT MOSKAL PARTY

Huntington notes the 36th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Mike Moskal and the sixth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Joseph Serroza Ji. Their relatives hosted a party at the Moskal home where they announced the engagement of their daughter Ann to Loren Hastings of LaGrange with a September wedding planned.

Huntington Mike Moskal Joseph Serroza Ji Lorain Moskal Ann Loren Hastings F Hastings LaGrange Wellington Sterling Foundry Moshal Russian Orthodox Church Joseph Yepho Mike Moshal Alton Ann Joseph Moshal Joseph Serfoza

Poland Gains 337 Square Miles From Czechoslovakia

Poland’s share of the Czechoslovak booty is reported as 337 square miles with an estimated population of around 200000. The extent and implications of this cession are noted in contemporary coverage.

Poland

Wyoming Wins Big Tree Claim Over Colorado

In Colorado Wyoming disputes over the world’s largest tree. Wyoming claims a Medicine Bow pine near Saratoga measured 199 feet in height while a Dominguez cottonwood near Gunnison measured 1968 feet in circumference. Regional Forester Peck notes largest can mean height girth or volume. Both trees were sent to Washington for recording as famous trees.

Delta Colo Wyoming Rocky Mountain Medicine Bow National Forest Saratoga Dominguez Gunnison River Canyon J B. Seals Forestry Washington

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