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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1938
Page
8
Hollywood gossip notes seven hundred fifty letters last week request Valentino reissues. Fidler argues fans pursued star power over acting ability, while Will Rogers lookalikes haunt studio lots. Tarzan rights sale reshapes cast plans as Maureen O Sullivan laments fewer roles.
The Ohio primary ends amid harsh invective as Democratic Gov. Martin L. Davey and challenger Charles Sawyer finish campaign stops and radio appeals. The social security board probe into pensioner pressure spurs dispute, while taft Day race for Republican senate nomination and 308 bond issues totaling 46.6 million statewide frame turnout expectations of about 1.45 million. Forecasts hinge on weather and last speeches before election day.
Port Arthur faces a clash over Sabine Lake oil leases as Louisiana signs deals for 28 000 acres across the lake. Texas seeks half ownership to block oil wells around Port Arthur, while local sportsmen report seismic activity harming fish along the Gulf coast.
A horse died and a mule was disabled on a farm near Mexico after they were attacked by a swarm of bees. The animals were being used by Dick Cleary for farm work when the incident occurred.
The political contest between Taft supporters and Day allies intensified with Sawyer predicting victory while Day claimed confidence. In Cincinnati attorney John H. Clippinger, tied to Taft, telegraphed Judge Day that several charges in his recent Taft remarks were false. The message cited claims about Taft holdings in a Columbus liquor warehouse firm and stated none of the family had owned Franklin Warehouses, Inc. stock.
Clippinger urged restraint after demanding limits on published remarks. The request highlighted ongoing disputes over speech boundaries and press commentary, signaling tensions between an individual claimant and media outlets.
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