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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1937

Page

11

Roosevelts Arrive At Summer Home

Highland New York July 1 President and Mrs Roosevelt arrived at their Hyde Park summer home to spend five days. They drove in White House cars from Highland station across the Hudson. The president looked sleepy after a late night due to Franklin Jr and Ethel DuPont wedding reception.

Highland N. Y Roosevelt Hyde Park Roosevelts White House Hudson River Highland Station Franklin, Jr Ethel DuPont

Roosevelt house guests include Boettigers Roosevelts and guests

Staying with the president and Mrs Roosevelt at their Drum Fi bow home are John and Anna Boettiger, son-in-law and daughter, James and Betsy Roose velt and young John. The latter had two guests Ann Clarks and John Drayton of New York.

Roosevelt John Anna Boettiger James Betsy Roosevelt Ann Clarks John Drayton New York

Monetary Agreement Is Still In Force

Washington July 1 Secretary Morgenthau announced that the Tripartite monetary agreement among the United States Great Britain and France remains in force despite France’s fiscal troubles. He said consultations with French and British authorities continued since Monday night regarding proposed changes in financial arrangements.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Henry A. Morgenthau, Jr United States Great Britain France Morgenthau

You And Your Nation's Affairs Trap for Farmers

An analysis warns the 1937 AAA model before Congress could force Washington controlled farming. Cooperators would receive soil payments while non cooperators are barred from them, with penalties and strict regulation. The author likens the plan to a national master plan dictating farm policy and likens it to a Russian style system, urging farmers to resist.

AAA Washington Secretary of Agriculture

South Ridge Church Notes and Local Briefs

South Ridge Church notes list July 4 services with speaker Mrs. Smith of Lorain Mission and a special music segment. The briefs cover W M missionary convention delegates from the area, Bechtel family reunions, visits from Erie and Canada, and local social guests. Also noted is a legal attachment action affecting sewing machines in Pera.

Southb Ridge Smith Lorain Mission Muale B. J. Burrer Went Ridge Woman's V Akron Burrer W. M. Society This Place Margaret Mason Linwood Park Frank Laraway Dayton United Spanish War Veterans Frank Bechtel John Bechtel J. D. Bechtel Cascade Park Fred Bechtel Edna Kole Erie George Ingram Port Dover Canada Pera

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