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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
8
The text lists the editor Clare George and the president identification C. Eu dnut t plus notes that the paper is published every evening except Sundays and holidays. It states Elyria Postoffice second class matter status under act of 1870s.
A fragmented report notes uncertainty whether the Roosevelt program can win New York State in November despite Governor Lehman’s support. The item cites British Quaker numbers around 20 000 and reflects 1936 campaign discourse.
The Federation of Ladies Societies in Western Japan claims a membership exceeding three million, reflecting broad reach across regional groups and connected charitable activities and social programs.
An editorial urges caution for Independence Day amid rising fireworks, gasoline, and automobile dangers. It warns of increased drownings and highway wrecks at beaches and roads, urging ultra cautious driving, conservative swimming, and avoiding joy rides to protect oneself and others.
A reflective piece recounts the American path from Lexington to Yorktown, praising colonists for resolve and justice in the Declaration of Independence. It notes the cost in blood and effort, and cites John Adams on celebratory pomp while stressing sober gratitude and caution amid festivities.
A humorous 20th century column mocks gender shifts at Harvard and other topics. It notes women entering Harvard Yard, suggests strategies for men to reclaim status, and riffs on social changes with light satire. The piece weaves in pop culture remarks about Paul Revere, boxing champion Jimmy Braddock, and a brisk travel note about cross Atlantic transport, ending on a quip about repeating misfortune with an electric fan.
C O McIntyre surveys July 3 New York culture noting Bert Lytell Earl Carroll and George M Cohan in Hollywood shifts. He riffs on fashion hats and boas, cites Mamie Lee and Yuen Tsune, praises Helen Wills Moody, Winston Churchill imitators, and Erskine Gwynne, with brief notes on public birthdays and Roosevelt era events.
A compact note lists births and deaths of notable figures: Samuel de Champlain, John Singleton Capley, George W. L. Fox, Emila Ollivier, William H. Hurlbert, Rice A Pierce, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, with dates of birth or death. It also marks today in history events from 1608 Quebec founded by Champlain to 1918 Germany increased Rel- and Idaho statehood in 1890 and the 1898 battle at Santiago de Cuba.
New York July 8Governor Lehman’s potential bid for another term is viewed by the Roosevelt administration as a vital element in the national campaign. Six weeks after Lehman announced he would not run again he faces pressure to stay in politics, a move seen as a calculated political maneuver to shape public opinion and influence economic policy debates.
New Jersey native born in Jersey City. Dr Hubert Work of Colorado, Harding era tabiet officer, born Marion Center Pennsylvania. Dr Joseph S Ames of Johns Hopkins, a physicist, once physician in narits, born Manchester VI, 72 years ago. Gregor Mason, explorer and anthropologist, born New York 47 years ago. Henry G. Leach, editor and poet, born Philadelphia 56 years ago. Richard B. Bennett, former Canadian Prime Minister, born Hopewell New Brunswick 66 years ago.
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