Background Of Struggle In Far East Traced By Babson
Babson Park Massachusetts August 13 1937 reports from Nanking indicate Japanese authorities started trouble in North China. Yet the roots lie in economic pressure created by tariff barriers among the United States Britain France and other industrial nations. The piece argues Western powers fueled the conflict with defense spending and protectionism while Germany and Japan suffer from lack of credit rising prices and devalued currencies, urging open markets and sustainable trade to avert war.
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
Nanking
China
United States
England
France
Europe
Japan
Washington
Germany
Aly
Gpermans
Montana
Canada
Britain
Commodore Perry
Yokohama
Pacific
Italy
Jence
Roosevelt
Hull
Russia
Koroye
Elyria Girl Finds Garden of Lucky Clovers
Helen Polsaceck of 602 Fifteenth Street hopes four leaf luck brings fortune. She found 61 four leaf clovers plus nine five leaf and one six leaf in her mother's garden, and brought them to the Chronicle Telegram office for examination.
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Elyria
Helen Polsaceck
Fifteenth Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Japan Must Face War of Economics and Stop Aggression
The author critiques Japan’s approach to satisfying war needs through raw materials and markets, arguing tariffs and barriers drive conflict. He praises Roosevelt and Hull for tariff reductions and calls for closing Tokyo embassies and missions, diverting funds to relief in China, warning of wider wars if Japan continues. The piece contrasts Japanese industriousness with poor psychology, urging a peaceful economic path.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ching
You And Your Child Mother Has Duty to Self as Well as Child
Two women meet in a luncheonette sharing experiences of maternal strain and dieting. One speaks of loss of appetite after childbirth and fatigue, the other recalls a nervous breakdown tied to caring for Elaine. They stress recovery through proper nourishment and ensuring leftovers for postpartum strength.
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Elaine
Speak Out Against Japanese Militarists Boycott For Fair Deal
The speaker urges global voices to condemn Japan's military crowd and unite on a boycott plan. They claim the majority of Japanese would thank such action, noting the militarists’ hold and promising that after overthrow the world must ensure China and Japan receive a fair treatment from Canada, the United States, and others.
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China
Canada
United States
Japan
Avon Lido Club Meeting Hosts Dorothy Myers
Dorothy Myers entertained Avon Lido Club members at her home on Wednesday evening August 13. The gathering featured an evening of social cards and casual conversation among attendees.
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Avon
Dorothy Myers
Lido Club
Royal Circle Picnic Sparks Gifts and Welcome Guests
Prizes were won by Mrs Walter McAlister and Mrs Anthony Reigelnberger. Lunch was served. Genevieve Kiingshirn will entertain the club in two weeks. Out of town guests at the Royal Circle picnic included Mrs Frank Schneider Mrs Hackett of Lakewood Mrs Gordon Paddock and son of Cleveland and Mrs Edna Smith of California. news notes list Mrs Frank Stack returning from a Duquesne Pa trip Eileen Haas of Lorain visiting her aunt Mrs Cyril Miller Misses Rachel and Helen Peak returning from a Canadian trip and Mrs Bertha Smith visiting Cleveland friends.
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Prises
Walter McAlister
Anthony Reigelnberger
Genevieve Kiingshirn
Frank Schneider
Hackett
Lakewood
Gordon Paddock and Son
Cleveland
Edna Smith
California
Royal Circle
Frank Stack
Duquesne, Pa
Eileen Haas
Lorain
Cyril Miller
Rachel
Helen Peak
Bertha Smith
Penfield Pastor Resigns After Ten Years of Service
Rev. F. H. Schott will conclude a decade of faithful ministry at the Penfield Congregational Church with four final Sundays August 15 through September 5. He will move to Toledo to lead the Second Congregational Church, the former home of the Schotts. Also noted is Rev. William Baker of Wellington preaching there last Sunday and visits by Joan Ensign and Barbara Jones to local grandparents.
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Penfield
F. H. Schott
Congregational Church
Schott
Second Congregational Church
Toledo
Mrs Schott
William Baker
Wellington
Joan Ensign
Elyria
EB. L. Pierce
Barbara Jones
Ely
Local social notices and church service update
Ria is staying a week with Mrs Florence Squire. Mr and Mrs Walter Gregg visited their daughter Miss Lucile Gregg and Mrs R W Falls and Betty Lou at the Stirzaker cottage Vermillen on the Lake. A guest speaker will deliver the message next Sunday August 15 at the Methodist Church. Rev Darkey will conduct the service.
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Ria
Florence Squire
Walter Gregg
Lucile Gregg
R. W. Falls
Betty Lou
Stirzaker
Vermillen-on the-Lake
M. E. Church
The
Methodist Church
Darkey
State Logic Call at Teen Bakta He Will Alee Prem
A terse report notes a teen named Bakta involved in a state logic call incident. Authorities indicate a preliminary examination of the case and potential implications for local services and teen conduct policies. Further details remain scarce in the readable portion of the page segment.
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Far East
Babson
Court Street
Broad ST
Phyllis Rowe
Belle Landis
Fredricka Diamant
New York
Acme
Jane Herbert Goward
Leonard Smith
Ruth's
Lake Avenue
Murbach
Crosley
Shelvador
Quality Radio Shop
Second Street
Shirley Temple
Deanna Durbin
Elyria Dry Goods Company
Hollywood
America
Knickers
Elyria Dry Goods
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