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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1939
Page
8
Judge George R Hart of St. Ferdinand Mo says in 42 years he has officiated for 60 000 couples. He notes more marriages occur in July and December than in June. The column also comments on Bermuda’s small size and strategic military importance to England.
The column portrays Boake Carter arguing Roosevelt wields unchecked dollar devaluation power via a hidden financial oligarchy guiding national policies. It links neutrality queries, a $2 billion Stabilization Fund, and German barter shifts to broader aims of European and world finance shaping U S policy.
In a dispatch from Warsaw dated July 5, Edward Beatty Jr. reports Polish officials and Marshal Rydz view Nazi threats as a test of national unity. Poles vow defiance, ready to negotiate fair demands, while warning that capitulation invites endless concessions as Britain and France back Poland.
A sermon excerpt urges joy in the Lord and thanksgiving for God as creator. It denounces ingratitude as a sin and emphasizes dependence on God, past generations, and the divine source of all good through Spuyjt, truth, and divine mercy.
The piece argues for expanding the income tax base with lower exemptions, bringing many small earners into direct taxation. It notes President Roosevelt's support, cites Senator La Follette's influence, and warns that broader taxes alone won’t balance the budget, urging government cost cuts instead.
Navy hearings on ventilating systems for submarines call for automatic snap action air induction to prevent fatal flooding. Commander Naquin warns current valves could fail under war conditions, while naval architect Harold Preble deems the present design inefficient. final safety work hinges on the submarine's salvage and removal of danger items.
A National Safety Council report shows three of five highway deaths in American cities are pedestrians. Most victims were high school age or older, often killed at night while committing unsafe acts like crossing against lights. Recommendations urge walk signals, under passes, sidewalks, and education to protect pedestrians.
The article contrasts Tokyo and Moscow claims on raids near the Manchukuoan border. Japan says over 120 Soviet or Mongol planes shot down since May 28 with 62 in two days, while Tass acknowledges 23 Soviet losses and 59 Japanese pilots downed, plus 2 Soviet-Mongol planes to 25 Japanese. It notes the figures are far apart, hints at testing adversaries, and warns of a broader risk of war if patience wears thin.
Quincy mid th e Rev ET Potter ran a classified ad in the local press asking for subjects suitable for sermon purposes of sufficient interest to compete with motoring fishing golfing and Sunday newspapers. He has received no replies.
John Pippig displays a unique bloom in Tulare as a rose on his yard bush produces a second rose atop a stem above the original blossom. The unusual bud appears to rise from the first bloom.
Lionel Bagnud of Zane Grey's fishing party in Sydney landed a 1 382 pound tiger shark, surpassing the prior Australian record of 1 291 pounds set by another shark. The catch boosts the reputations of Bagnud and the California group amid offshore fishing reports.
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