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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1935
Page
10
The article portrays FDR as more wary with reporters during the lead up to Congress, battling leaks and shaping reelection messaging. It details tensions with judiciary officials, the NRA episode, and cabinet friction, plus Democratic fundraisers and international voices shaping policy amid domestic concerns.
Dodge announces even lower factory prices with models from 640 dollars. Owners report 18 to 24 miles per gallon and oil savings up to 20 percent. The car is praised as the most beautiful in Dodge history and invites readers to see a free economy test and test drive.
The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company reports transfers on Indiana Avenue Lorain where L A Snell sells to Carl R Witbeck. Frank Schmidt transfers 47.14 acres on Cowley Road in Grafton Township to Sophia Schmidt.
The proportion of agriculture in the national wealth declined from 55.6 percent in 1850 to 26.9 percent in 1920, even as agriculture's absolute value increased.
A Townsend analysis suggests a growing radical voter bloc within the district, potentially increasing friction for Republicans if Roosevelt shifts left. It notes the party will likely remain conservative, even if concessions to liberals appear on platforms. The issue hinges on the President’s directional swing and regional political dynamics.
Bella Madison Wis reports that at Wisconsin campus dedication exercises next June a limestone bell tower will be unveiled. Funds were contributed by former graduating classes as Hymon red tunes and simple melodies echoed across the campus for the ceremony.
Mrs. John A. Hunter recalls her white Persian Nellie who had a long life of 17 years and famously ate the family goldfish, a tale noted as the cat’s passing ends the era of a mellow feline companion.
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