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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1938

Page

8

Morgan Says TVA Colleagues Hampered Him

Knoxville July 19 Dr Arthur E Morgan ousted TVA chairman told a congressional committee that fellow TVA directors hampered his work and issued ridicule, while defending his refusal to explain to Roosevelt. He seeks reinstatement and back salary, and TVA moved to transfer his suit to federal court.

Knoxville Ter Arthur &. Morgan Roosevelt Tense Valley Authority Congressional Investigating Committee IVA White House H. A. Morgat David E. Lilienthal H. A. Morgan Arthur E. Morgan TVA Dr. Morgan Chimncery Court Morgan A. E. Mitchell Mitchell

Senate probes jurisdiction move in federal inquiry

Senators including Vic Donahey chaired yesterday's session as six of ten investigating committee members attended, leaving jurisdiction questions to Federal District Judge George Taylor to decide.

Ders George Taylor Sen Vic Donahey D. C Mit

Playground Board Hints Staff Expansion In South Amherst

South Amherst playground notes report a positive meeting with the district playground supervisor J Norman Thaumpson present. Additions include another supervisor and up to three more. Weekly announcements include band music instructions, a Midgets softball trip to Lorain, and a bicycle contest at Century Park. The Ludwig family held an annual reunion at Ruggles Beach with a basket dinner and re-elections of officers Conrad Ludwig president and Alex Garland vice president with Mrs. George Gurlhe as secretary and treasurer.

South Amiuerst J. Norman Thaumpson Town Hall Lorain City St. Lorain Century Park Lorain Russel Moser John Ludwig Ruggles Beach Conrad Ludwig Alex Garland George Gurlhe Treas

Air Taxi Fisher Loomis sight-seeing plane to Elyria Friday

Ray Loomis and his tri motored Ford plane will return to LaPorte airport Friday for a three day stay. The all metal monoplane with three motors seats 15 passengers and can carry five tons. Flights over Lorain and Lorain county begin Friday morning and run through Sunday.

Ray Loomis LaPorte Loomis Lorain Lorain County

Avon Cadets Meet and Picnics Highlight Local notes

Avon Cadets met for weekly practice at the Ches ter home then toured the lake with members including June Barr Ralph Forthofer Irene Forthofer Russel Chester Jepel LaVerne Forthofer LeRoy Forthofer and Marjorie Walker. The Grossman fret union gathered at the Barrow and Grossman homes with a picnic supper on the lawn. Royal Circle and Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church planned picnics at the Hubbard and Peak homes. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Hales from Brunswick and Lenard Warden Melvin Radinse from Lakewood. Evan Roller of Col. joined after.

AVON Russell William Chester June Barr Ralph Forthofer Irene Forthofer Russel Chester LaVerne Forthofer LeRoy Forthofer Celarinet Marjorie Walker Grossman Barlrow Prec Grossman Pwenty East Cleveland Mayfield The Methodist Church Harry Hubbard Ladies Aid Fred Peak

Everyday Movies and Social Notes

Local social column lists visitors and gatherings in Avon Lake and nearby areas. Denys Wortman notes guests at the Gough, Miller, Jameson, Stockhaus, and Webber households and mentions attendance at the Rural Mail Carriers Convention in Wooster. Also reports on Detroit death call of Mrs Jameson and a Rock Island trio’s weekend at Avon Lake. Caterpillars impede Sudbury trains as they annually accumulate under wheels during their migration.

Umbiana Ka Gough Walter Rauscher Wilson Jameson Richard Miller South Bend Indiana John Jameson Detroit Norman Stockhaus Kay Bay Village Ira Gough Ernest Wuehker Wooster Henry Mehling Frederick Benison Rock Island, Clinois Urban Webber Avon Lake Sudbury Ont

Secret life of Cynthia shifts to novel plans at old Southern home

Cynthia Glenn plots a book about the Potter Payne family while renting her ancestral Southern estate to them. Tommy, a key confidant, learns her disguise as Jennie Smith and a romance blossoms after he exposes her hidden beauty. Chapter Six follows a plantation estate tour and a lunch by a mill stream as their relationship deepens.

Cynthia Glenn Peter Moore Mrs. Potter - Payne Irene Tommy Bruce Beatrice Kerr Cynthia Potter - Paynes Jennie Smith Tammy Cupid Finel Kate Glenn Ynthia

Chronic disease crisis revealed by Health Survey data

Boake Carter discusses U.S. Health Survey findings ahead of a National Health Conference in Washington. He notes 23,000,000 Americans live with chronic disease and nearly 1,000,000,000 workdays are lost yearly, with high illness rates among younger adults and a large share of disability occurring before age 65.

National Health Survey United States Public Health Service National Health America

Daily sympathy for the sick and the cost of disease

The piece cites the National Health Survey showing 7,000,000 gout and rheumatic cases and nearly 100,000,000 lost work days yearly. Heart disease and cancer rank high in deaths and days lost, with nervous and mental diseases causing the most invalids. It laments civilizational progress worsening health as living standards rise.

Roosevelt aims to give all Americans more leisure

The text cites President Roosevelt stating that a national health standard includes providing more leisure for everyone. It suggests if successful, leisure would be spent in hospitals and sanitariums, reflecting a focus on public health and welfare.

Roosevelt

Motor Vacationers Headed to Spend Four Billion

Washington estimates from the American Petroleum Institute project a record 4 billion dollar summer outlay by motor vacationers. Distribution: transportation 2 percent, hotels and camps 20 percent, retail goods 25 percent, meals 21 percent, amusements 14 percent. Roadside refreshments about 240 million and taxes around 75 million.

Washington American Petroleum Institute Institute

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Amherst Ludwig Silk, Batiste the Fay Co Elyria Toledo Massillon Marion South Amherst Junior League the Nativity Parish Annunciation Cleveland Congregational Ladies H. E. Duimage Circles Circle One St. John’s Woman’s Union Rose Wilhelm Circle Two Dulmage St. John’s Society By Denys Wortman Me, Wortman Cops and Robbers Panadi Gas Boake Mr. Roosevelt United States Boake Carter Elyria Feed & Coal Co E. Bridge Erso Coats Elvria Dry Goods Views County Savings & Trust Colorain Ocabare’ Cidass In Amherst, Ohio
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