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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1936

Page

8

Roosevelt Rivalry Echoed in Philadelphia Speech

Alice Longworth reports that Roosevelt seeks leadership likened to Germany's Fuehrer and Italy's Duce. In Philadelphia's Franklin Field the crowd sensed imperial atmosphere as Elgar played Pomp and Circumstance while the President urged expanded executive power beyond constitutional limits.

New York Roogevelt Puehrer Germany Duce Maly Philadelphia Franklin Field Edward Elgar Edward VII

Real Estate Transfers and Property Movements

Midland Bank transfers to Merle D Nelson for Sublet No 63 Glen Arden Beach Avon Lake Village. Sheriff's Deed to The Andwar Mortgage Loan Company for property on Sumer Street Elyria. Mortgage Loan Company holds 18 acres on Avon Belden Road Ridgeville Township and other parcels in Ridgeville and Eaton Townships. Esther David to Alex Farkas et al undivided interest in Lot 91 LaGrange Township 67 acres and Lot 100 Gratton Township 60 acres. Mabel B George to Alice G Taylor property on Denison Avenue Elyria.

The Midland Bank Merle D. Nelson Glen Arden Beach Avon Lake Village Andwur Mortgage Loan Company Sumer Street Elyria Avon Belden Ridgeville Township Ridgevilly Eaton Townships Esther David Alex Farkas Terest LaGrange Township Gratton Township Mabel B. George Alice G.taylor Denison Ayvenue

Voice of the People argues for barber shop hours

In a June 29 Voice of the People letter Elyria readers support a proposed city ordinance to regulate opening and closing times for barbers. The writer notes broad barber support, cites statewide authority, and references a constitutional ruling in Youngstown. The aim is to improve working conditions and family life for barbers across the area.

Voice of the People State Senate Elyria Youngstownu

Lemke and O Briens Bold Third Party Talk Faces Uncertain Support

The Lemke OBrien ticket seeks Townsend and Union for Social Justice backing while eyeing westward growth and a potential reroute of votes away from Roosevelt and Landon. Analysts warn of a split in Democratic strength across the Dakotas and Midwest, with La Follette's historical impact noted as a cautionary tale.

A Tribute To James Madison Memorial note and centennial tablet plans

A tribute to James Madison notes his death on June 28 1936 and his burial at Montpelier Virginia. It mentions a bronze tablet at the cemetery corner and a 1986 Constitution Day unveiling for the centenary of Madison's death. The piece extols Madison and the framers and urges reaffirming faith in the U S Constitution and separation of powers.

James Madison United States Madison Montpelier Virginia Wiliam Byrd D. A. RB Washington America Citt George F. Hoar

College Athletics And Character In Education

A culture professor after a yearlong study of four colleges concludes character building is overemphasized in athletics. Instructors influence student attitudes more than the subjects taught, and honest behavior in all life shapes how a student acts in sports. Character begins with parental training and continues through life. athletics more likely reveals than develops character.

Roosevelt is the platform says Norris in 1932 campaign

Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska declares Roosevelt is the platform while defending his own political stance. He notes his party shifts and support for Roosevelt across elections and asserts strong endorsement of the Democratic platform as interpreted by the president.

George W. Norris Nebraska Roosevelt White House

New York Day by Day Rife With Vignettes and Oddities

A New York Day by Day column surveys city life and culture with eccentric portraits of Dr Charles G Pease and his anti smoking stance, poetic canal and farm imagery, ship sailings, and whimsical notes on Edna Millay, Corot, and local history highlighting regional quirks and recent events.

New York Asil Edna Millay Corol

Anniversaries and notable births and deaths listed

A long list of anniversaries and notable individuals with birth and death dates, including George Sand, William H. Brett, John G. Clarkson, and Charles Laughton. Mentions of public figures like Edward P. Cosgrave and Walter Waite appear alongside reflections on virtue and modest achievement and notes on Joe Howard and Irving Berlin.

Lerbrite Clavis James B. Finley Hartford Ary Navy Kiincoln and Johnson Clastonsury Conao George Sand William H. Brett Cleveland Braceville Ohio John G. Clarkson Boston Cambridge Mass David White Geolo Surver Washerton Albert Bushnell Hart Clarksville Charles Laughton England William M. Mann Devonport Iowa Walter Waite National Association For the Advance of Colored People Atlanta William (. Everson Portland

UC research ends hope for tearless asparagus wraps

The University of California agricultural department reports experiments failed to show any advantage in using cellophane wraps for asparagus bunches. Public users may avoid needing to tear off such wraps as a result of the study.

Berkhley Cal Agricultural Department University of California

Fields Work and Win 4-H Club meets at Loretta Sweet home

The Fields 4-H Club held its second meeting at Loretta Sweet's home on June 23 with one new member, Erma Fortune. Members brought and judged salads, sandwiches, and beverages. The next meeting will be at advisor Margaret Berkly's home with Lola Hawker as hostess.

Margaret Berkley Lola Hawker Bernadine Taft

Local social notes from Lorain district gathering and visits

Weekend and midweek social events are listed with guests from Cleveland Birmingham Elyria and Vermilion. Names include Mrs Buslinger Anthony Nieding Harold Sweet Norma Gene Smith Clara Jackson Lotta Switworth Lyndes and Carpenter family. A closing quote notes hatred as a banisher of reason.

Trict League Lorain Buslinger Cleveland Anthony Nieding Birmingham Nieding Harold Sweet Norma Gene M Sweet Clarence Smith Chesterland Arthur Smith Agnes Mer Robert Taylor Robert Dorothy Aless Havel Need Larold Sweet Albert Bachman George Bachman Vermilion Metta Wilford Elyria Dewey Worcester John Sigsworth Jobim Jr Hassell Tommy Clara Jackson Lotta Itsworth Cooper Bainaridge Stark Abbey

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