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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1936

Page

8

National Whirligig summarizes FDR era affairs

Washington dispatches describe Frances Perkins courting controversy in Europe with candid praise of hosts at Paris and Geneva. The piece also covers Stave Barry moving to New York during the campaign, secrecy around Roosevelt's itinerary, and U.S. diplomacy under Hull and State Department guidance amid Spain, Uruguay, and international labor cooperation debates.

Francesa Perkins Europe Boston Paris Geneva America Roosevevelt International Labor Office League of Nations United States Miss Ferkins Con Atta Hospitality Short Stave Barry White House New York Louis Howe Washington Roosevelt Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Montana Utah California Oregon Fdr Colorado Nebraska Kansas Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania New England Herbert State Department Uruguay Spain Stats Department Hull France Uncle San

South Amherst Legion Picnic Draws Fifty Attendees

South Amherst Aug 25 The American Legion and Auxiliary with families held a picnic at Becastien's Woods Sunday. Winners in games included Relph Reinhardt Ellis Jumiant Mrs Harmon Mathas Jar Krueck and Francis Mathas. A basket supper followed. About fifty attended.

Legion South Amherst Becastien’s Woods Relph Ff Reinhardt Ellis Jumiant Harmon Mathas Jar Krueck Francis Mathas

Adams says New Deal broke more pledges than any other

In a new volume The Living Jefferson James Truslow Adams argues the New Deal administration shattered more pledges to the people than any prior government. He contends the era tried to reshape social and economic life to suit a president's preferences, risking distrust in self government and risking dictatorship or chaos.

New York N. Y America James Truslow Adams Mr. Adame Jefferson Scribners Adams New England

Demonstrates New Plastic Eye Glasses

Chicago reports plastic eye glasses perfected by Dr William Feinbloom of Columbia University New York City. The lenses are molded to the eye and worn under the hood, snap in and out like dentures, and aim to improve appearance and correct vision without hindering eye movement. Demonstration occurred at the Academy of Optometry meeting.

Chicago William Feinbloom Columbia University New York City Feinbloom The Academy of Optometry

Catfish Tale Powers Through Oneida Lake Drag

A fisherman on Oneida Lake endured a long afternoon to land a 17 pound catfish. The record catch turned a local “fish story” into proof of the tale.

Utica Ley Oneida Lake

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