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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1939

Page

13

Unclear Names on Advertising Page Include Pye and Cullen

Fragmentary OCR text lists names J. Clarm Okor ge and MolMayn with references to a 4 dollar yearly foreign advertising rate. Mentions newspaper carrier boy Je 3 s4évance and addresses in New York and Detroit. Details are garbled and partial.

J. Clarm Okorge Kaltor MolMayn A & Pacers Mall Daily Fioria Aining Counties Pye Jehoa W. Cullen Compan Mar North Midian Ava York Fifth Ave South Detroit General Motors

Aftermath of Spain's War and Franco's Axis Dilemma

Reports from the French Spanish border indicate Spain struggles after Franco's wartime victory. Italy pressures Madrid to join the Rome Berlin axis while Spaniards fear disproportionate German influence. Franco stalls as Falangists push fascism yet Carlists seek monarchy. Internal splits prompt leadership reshuffles and army strengthening as unity remains distant and absolutism looms.

Spain Franco Italy Mussolini Germany Quiepo de Llano

The Fruits Of Intolerance and Its Tragic Echoes

A German family quits Saskatchewan for Germany as Nazi persecution grows. A Prague Jewish textile maker loses his business after Germany conquers Czechoslovakia, and his family faces tragedy in Chicago. The piece urges tolerance, love, and the Golden Rule to curb hatred and conflict.

New York Prairie Saskatchewan New World Germany Hitler Reich Prague Czechoslovakia America Chicago

Ships And Hudson Bulletin Boards At Park Vistas

In Battery Park New York and Fort Hamilton Park Brooklyn large bulletin boards display twenty enamel slides cataloging major passenger ships arriving or leaving port. Donated by a romantic resident, the boards aim to educate visitors about ships and their journeys, enriching public curiosity with a civic spirit.

Battery Park New York Fort Hamton Park Brooklyn

Anniversaries of notable figures and events

Today's anniversaries list births and deaths of prominent people such as Theodoric Beck, David Atkinson, Joseph Macheboeuf, Jesse Seligman, Robert Ingersoll, Benjamin Tilman, Gari Melchers, and others. It notes historical milestones from 1731 to 1918 and reflects on contemporary temperaments, with concluding remarks about native intellect and benevolence.

Theodoric R. Beck New York State Schenectady N. Y David R. Atckison Missouri U. S Kansas Frogtown Joseph P. Macheboeuf Santa Fe Colorado France Jesse Seligman New York Germany Robert G. Ingersoll Illinois Dresden Benjamin R. Tilman South Carolina Edge

Litchfield Community Notices and Visits Highlight Week

Litchfield notices recap local meetings and visits with Ruth Kellogg and the Cemetery Park Assoc set for Tuesday afternoon August 15. Ladies Aid to sew for the Mother School in South Carolina on Wednesday August 16. Various local residents visit family in Cleveland Meadville and other nearby towns with several social events and a 15th birthday celebration for Geraldine Kellogg.

Litchfield Litchfield Cemetery and Park Camp Indianola Lucile Round Chippewa Lake Darvas School of Designing Cleveland Will Lincoln Zephyr Hills Fla Lonnie Smith Penfield Clarisa Hugh Pelton Ray Ulmer Meadville Marion Ulmer Abbeyville F.C. Hitzelberger Flora Bart Afr Earl Meyers Medina Theodore Marsh Newtor Victor Haines Floyd Howe Ruth Kellogg Geraldeen Kellogg Curtis Swindler H. L. Rising Dorothy Walters Leslie, Mich Norbert Hood

Ground pilot with 3450 hours checks transports on ground

Hector Raymond, a United Air Lines employee in Burbank, California, holds a transport license and 3450 flying hours yet pilots giant transports from the ground, taxiing to and from hangars to inspect instruments. Los Angeles irrigation spans 46,000 acres with 10,000 more potential farm acres. the average L A farm is 15 acres. Tomorrow: The Road-Destruction Crew.

Hector Raymond United Air Lines Burbank Cal Los Angeles California

Garner and Roosevelt clash over 1940 convention control

The Washington Merry Go Round reports rising White House anger toward Vice President Garner as the two factions spar over policy and the bid to control the 1940 Democratic convention. An alleged eye witness account ties Garner to scheming against fundable measures while insiders note growing personal enmity and public restraint.

Washington Congress White House John Garner Roosevelt Garner House Senate New Deal Joe Martin GOP Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Martin Lodge

Kingdom Like a Net Theme in the Gospel Teachings

A reflective devotional contrasts Jesus parables of the net and the end times with the universal call of salvation. It notes the Kingdom of Heaven extends beyond nation or race, urging every man and nation to choose truth and light in the decisive struggle between good and evil.

Acaven Jesus Kingdom of Heaven

Penfield Boys to Represent County in Dairy Judging

Lorain County selects three Penfield youths Thomas Betts Marshall Bligh and John Babel to compete in the 4 H Club Dairy Judging at Dairy Day in Wooster The county narrowed its team from six due to travel limits Ex tension agent Claude I Hummer said it was unclear if the Penfield trio would also go to the Ohio State Fair in Columbus August 26 to September 1

Federal Works John M. Carmody Carmody Arlington, Vt Justice Cardozo Hoover Harding H. S Salt Lake City Archibald MacLeish Library of Congress Watson Willin Jim Watson Indiana Congress Lorain County Wooster Thomas Betts Marshall Bligh John Babel Claude I. Hummer

Giddings Women Visit Schaub Family in City

Mrs. Melania Farr Gerssch and Mrs. William Miller of Giddings Texas arrived Wednesday evening to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaub and family for an indefinite time They will also visit the former’s son Holly Farr of Columbia Station.

South Ridge Melania Farr Gerssch William Miller Giddings Texas Inlaw Fred Schaub Holly Farr Columbia Station

Prized Colonial Flag From Revolutionary Era Housed in Pasco

Mrs H A Dowd of Pasco owns a homespun wool bunting flag with 13 five point stars and seven red and white stripes. It descended from Allen Richal of Weston Oregon and has long been in Dowd family memory. Richal kept it as a prized heirloom and displayed it on every occasion. its origin remains a mystery after his death without sharing its history.

Pasco Wash H. A. Wowd

German and Italian Ministers to Meet in Salzburg

Berlin reports that Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop will host Italian counterpart Galeazzo Ciano in Salzburg for axis policy talks. They plan to review Danzig Poland relations and southeastern European ties, with possible talks toward a Hitler Mussolini meeting.

Berlin Joachim von Ribbentrop Galeazzo Ciano Salzburg Danzig Poland Jugoslavia Hungary Japan Germany Italy Ciano Rome

Congregation Church Schedules Sunday School. Picnic Planned

Wakeman reports the Congregational Church will open Sunday at 9 45 for Sabbath School. no service due to Rev Eastman on vacation. The Ladies Aid annual picnic is set for Wednesday Aug 23 at the parsonage.

Wakeman Congregational Church Eastman General Society of the Ladies Aid

Clergy and Families Take Short Trips and Visits

Rev. Eastman and son Dick along with Richard Ross departed early this week for a Canadian trip. Eastman will guide local Boy Scouts on the journey. Mr and Mrs Hughy and daughter are visiting in Marietta Ohio. Mrs Charles Ginste and daughter Marjory of Detroit are guests of Mrs E Bucker. Mr and Mrs Nelgis of Cleveland are vacationing with their son Rob Nelges and family. Lloyd Hurst attends the Erie side Bible Conference and Vergie Hurst visits grandparents in Cleveland. Congregational church division one met with Mrs Dow Hastings at her Florence home Wednesday afternoon.

Eastman Richard Ross Boy Scouts Hughy Marietta Charles Ginste Marjory Detroit Mich E. Bucker Nelgis Cleveland Rob Nelges Lloyd Hurst Vergie Hurst Congregational Church Dow Hastings Florence

Picture of Civil War battle flags found by East Broad resident

James E. Brown of East Broad street discovered a torn picture of the battle flags of the 7th and 18th Ohio infantry during the Civil War. The image, taken at war’s end, shows the flags faded and tattered. Brown recalls his father Captain George W. Brown, an engineer, long resident of Henrietta.

James E. Brown East Broad Street Mth Ohio Mr. Brown George W. Brown Henrietta

Telephone Replacement At Minnich Home In Elyria

The Elyria Telephone Co. replaced a long serving telephone at the Minnich home 204 Gulf street. In service since 1914, the old receiver gave trouble free service for 25 years and was upgraded in February 1919 when automatic service and a dial were added.

Elyria Telephone Co Minnich Gulf Street

Car rear-ends and bicycle collision reported in city streets

Fred Meng of 331 Harvard avenue had his car damaged at 4 30 P M yesterday when struck in the rear on East 4th street by O M Thompson of 933 East River street William Bell of 326 East River street avoided injury but damaged his bicycle after colliding with Edward Kern of Cleveland near 212 Second street.

Fred Meng Harvard Avenue East 4Th Street O. M. Thompson East River Street William Bell Edward Kern Cleveland Second Street

Oysters Flown to Singapore From Brisbane

Special oyster crates allow air transport over 4800 miles from Brisbane to Singapore with oysters arriving edible as when harvested in Australia. This development enables rapid long distance shipment preserving freshness for export markets.

Brisbane Australis Singapore

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