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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1936

Page

3

Townsend Convention Leaders Fight Within Over Lemke Plan

Turmoil at the Townsend convention as factions clash over Father Coughlin Gerald Smith and Roosevelt, with Vice President Gomer Smith expelled, Townsend pledging a Lemke third party bid while vowing to keep Townsend voting control within a Citizens Maxim shift.

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Rain bow Philathra C of the Furst MIE class birthday party

A July 21 birthday party for the local high school group was noted at a Rain bow Philathra C of the Furst MIE Sunday school class meeting. Mrs I L Leech hosted with twenty one members present and Dorothy Griffin and Bernard Thomas as pianists.

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New London Fire Destroys Hay Near Mina Palmer Estate

A blaze started by tractor haying equipment burned several acres of standing hay and grazed into nearby woods west of New London on Wednesday afternoon. Firefighters prevented spread to woods and buildings. water was limited by lack of nearby hydrants. a northerly wind aided control.

London Mina Palmer Here New London

Local 4-H Event Highlights Obvious Names and Visits

Vincent Brifs Chares Senning and Franis Lewis led 4-H members plus 47 others to a reception at Nela Path General Flestrieal works in Fast Cleve land Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Rutherford formerly Miss Gladys Viceland taught at Markley school of Oberlin visited Mr and Mrs J C Moris Tuesday. Mrs Fo Lewis attended Circle Dot at Mrs Sehanh of Deha road Tuesday afternoon. Tower club girls from Gulf road Markley and Vincent received health exams by Dr Dew Wiss Wade and Woss Agate at Mitchley School house Thursday. Mr oo and Mrs Hermanmith and son Norman of Butternut Video toad were guests Tuesday evening. Mio and Mis TO Tesis and family, Mr Reimins and family attended the Reming family time at John Reising im Belden. Ilene Rewing elected secretary for the coming year. About 100 people attended a pumice dinner and supper.

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Voice Of The People Urges Republicans Amid New Deal Critique

A reader argues that Democratic loyalty is fractured by the New Deal and urges voting for the Republican presidential nominee in November. The writer claims the New Deal would upend government, end liberties, and empower powerful figures, contrasting American traditions with forced changes and fiscal waste.

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Paplr binds roads salew Y:e OTreenn and Washington pulp mill

State Forester J W Ferguson discovered binding materials for highway shoulders while pulp mills in eastern regions continue selling liquid waste after paper manufacture from hemlock. The report notes road departments adopting waste binding to stabilize shoulders.

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Postwar tax plan to fund grasshopper drive in Linden

A draft measure proposes a 25 cent per acre levy on Linden farmland to finance a campaign against the grasshopper plague. Officials warn that without public opinion behind it, prosecution is powerless to check the pest and the plan may be needed to exterminate the infestation.

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Pallbearers in Shock As Man Is Reported Dead

In Canon City Colorado Smith of Coaldale was stunned to learn a rumor claimed he died after a paralytic stroke. Friends who visited to offer pallbearer help found him alive in a field where he was supervising irrigation.

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Landmark dry monument collapses in Bellevue park

An eight ton ornamental drinking fountain set up thirty years ago by the organization as a symbol of its dry cause has collapsed in Bellevue. The fragile monument, one of the earliest WOC PF O 8 projects, fell amid a quiet scene on the grounds. No injuries reported.

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Ex Soldier Pays Court Costs After 1933 Trial

An ex soldier settled the $10 court costs tied to a 1933 trial by honoring the payment himself. His attorney later commented that he hoped the man would remember the attorney’s fee.

The Mosquito Bites The Hand That Feeds It

A concise adage notes a paradox where a dependent party harms its benefactor. The saying cautions against overreaching demands that undermine support networks. It highlights reciprocal risk in power and aid relationships.

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