McNutt’s Philippine toasts spark diplomatic backlash
The piece criticizes McNutt, former Indiana governor and ex-American Legion commander, for demanding precedence at Philippine functions. It argues his hardline insistence alienates Filipinos and jeopardizes Roosevelt’s 1940 ambitions, urging genuine diplomacy as a statesman test in a step toward independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onl V. McNutt
Philippines
McNutt
American Legion
Indiana
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
United States
America
Sioner McNutt
Philippine Commonwealth
Commissioner McNutt
Tugwell resettlement plan faces high costs in Virginia
Senator Byrd critiques a Tugwell initiated project to place 250 Virginia mountain families in Shenandoah Park area. He cites average costs near 10 000 per unit and claims actual value is one third, due to overhead and inefficient management. Debts to the government and furniture mandated to suit architecture prompt tax payer concerns. The plan’s aim to aid local families contrasts with fears of generation long indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Disco
Virginia
Tugwell
Byrd
Philadelphia Inquirer
Over a Century of Friendship With Canada Celebrated
A Niagara Falls ceremony by a joint U S Canadian committee marked the 120th anniversary of the Rush Bagot Agreement, which removed border forts and soldiers to foster friendly ties. The piece contrasts North American goodwill with Europe’s tense borders, stressing lasting neighborly cooperation and shared hopes for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Niagara Falls
Europe
Canada
Trans Atlantic Plane Service Nearer
The Bermuda New York air link marks the first step toward a full trans Atlantic service with British and American airlines cooperating. Survey flights will test routes via Azores this year, with plans for 40 passenger aircraft by 1939. Bermuda will be a halting point on regular passenger service across the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Bermuda
Pan American
Little Island
British Imperial Airways
United States
Spending Bill Flood Risks Public Treasury
Analysis warns that spending bills introduced in the early Congress total about 200 billion dollars, six times the national debt, with only a portion from administration and many from individual congressmen. If enacted, the nation could face a financially ruinous fiscal year, underscoring the need for publicity to curb graft and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Helium export debated by five cabinet secretaries
Boake Carter reports that the President and five Cabinet officers told Congress helium export could aid airship safety with safeguards against military use. The column asserts the government should share surplus helium to promote commerce, science, and passenger safety while noting airline costs and mail pay issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
America
Hindenburg
War
Navy
Interior
Commerce
State
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1813 to 1955
Anniversaries list several figures with birth and death details including Albert G. Brown born 1813 in Chester District South Carolina and died 1889, Walt Whitman born 1812 in New York and died 1892, Jessie Benton Fremont born 1824 near Lexington Virginia died 1902, Stephen D. Ramseur born 1831 North Carolina died 1864, William Rockefeller born 1841 New York died 1922, Louis Wiles born 1869 New York died 1955, plus Today in History 1723 beginning of the Reign of Terror in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Brown
Mississipi
Chester
S. C
Walt Whitman
America
New York
Camden
N. J
Jessie Benton Fremont
The
Missouri Statesman
Lexington
Los Angeles
Stephen D. Ramseur
Lineninton
N. C
William Rockefeller
John D
Richford
N.Y
Louis Wiles
New York Times
Hornet
Together in Christ Life in Heaven Meditations
The passage reflects on grace through faith as God’s gift not earned by works and envisions believers seated in heavenly places with Christ. It suggests heaven’s true glory lies in social, shared life and enduring friendships among those bonded in Christ, rather than symbolic images of streets of gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Heaven
Pearl
Harpers
Tennyson
Brownhelm Teacher's Wife Dies in Cleveland
Word arrives of the death in Cleveland of Mrs. Orlando P. Schilts. She fell ill Monday with pneumonia. Mr. Schilts taught seventh and sixth trades here the past year. Mrs Austin Andrews and Mrs Jene Lees hosted a meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. The report praises the physician's skill and the broad wealth of science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Cleveland
Orlando P. Schilts
Schilt
Ww. c. T. U. Meet
Austin Andrews
Jene Lees
Community Women Hold Wednesday Afternoon Meeting
Mrs. A J Shattuck led the Union program with Scripture and prayer. Mrs. Charles Bechtel and Mrs. A R Hasenpflug read papers. Mrs. Austin Cooper read "Peumper Boy" with Miss Heald at Miller. Refreshments served by several members, including Mrs. Leesa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance Union
Mra
A. J. Shrttack
Payer
Charles Bechtel
A. R. Hasenptlug
Austin Cooper
A. Jingenpflug
A. J. Cooper
A. J. Shattuck
May Nurke
Hulda Miller
Austin Andrews
Four H Club Meetings and Local News Items
Four H clubs report leadership changes with R B Albright Parker Band and another leader withdrawing. Elmer Love and Gerald Harenpflur now in charge. Perfection Sewing club holds first regular meeting then plans another on June 1. Mrs Bechtel ill. Mery Workers Nutrition club meeting canceled. Nearby visitors include Mrs A S Wallace and Jerry, Mrs George Woodward from Sandusky visiting Mrs A J Shattuck. influenza affects Mrs Bechtel. local visits between Bechtels and neighbors ongoing. Mabel Shomogy of Cleveland visits mother Sarah Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Club
R. B. Albright
Parker Band
Elmer Love
Gerald Harenpflur
Perfection Sewing Club
R. W. Bechtel
Mery Workers Nutrition Club
A. S. Wallace
Eon
Jerry
George Woodward
Sandusky
A. J. Shattuck
Charles Bechtel
Newton Bechtel
Amherst Township
Burton
Ruth Angersbach
G. Garrett
Jackson
Mich
Mabel Shomogy
Cleveland
Sarah Harris
Huntington Visitors Share Quiet Thursday With Kin
Mr and Mrs Will Ginnard of Cleveland spent Thursday afternoon with their father C C Hines and Mrs Grace Long, Mr and Mrs Robert Miller. They also visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Eddie Carwell and son Raymond. William Baum and daughter from Elyria were guests of Kenneth Finkle and Dan Baum. Ardell Ferguson of Muskegon Michigan is visiting her sister Mrs Charles Regal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Will Ginnard
Cleveland
C. C. Hines
Grace Long
Robert Miller
Eddie Carwell
Raymond
William Baum
Elyria
Kenneth Finkle
Dan Baum
Ardell Ferguson
Muskegon
Michigan
Charles Regal
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Reported
Spencer and Struotaboro hosts welcome Turner Woat family and friends at Dexter Hyde home in Sullivan Sunday. A. Hl Fuller of Spencer and Clem Finkle hosted visitors. Mabel Guunard stayed with Eines Long and Myron Hines families. Archie Buchanan Medina and Charles Shepard Wellington families visited John Smith home. Wests in Wellington and Addie Cassell with son Raymond in Elyria. Joseph Rapking and Carolyn at Joseph Cochrane home Medina. Harley Long and Grace Long visited Garrett Long’s. Grace Crile convalescing. Marie Crile attended Sullivan graduation. Scotland shipyards win $50 million naval construction orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Struotaboro
Turner Woat
Arlene
Maaine
Dexter Hyde
Sullivan
A. Hl. Fuller
Clem Finkle
Mabel Guunard
Charles Eines
Mra
Grace Long
Myron Hines
Archie Buchanan
Medina
Fred Motus
Charles Shepard
Cora Shepard
Wellington
John Smith
Hh, West
Edward West
Addie Cassell
Raymond
Elyria
Joseph Rapking
Carolyn
Joseph Cochrane
Harley Long
Ashland
Garrett Long
Grace Crile
Ilness
Marie Crile
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Ohio
Sevats County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare George
Budnoutt
Rivera Postoffice
Lorain
Pirate of
Ee Yoreign
John W. Cullen Company
Fitts
Chicago
Detroit
General Motors
Seidener
Dateg Proter Signttenis
Pile F. Ree
Pal
Richie Recrret
Boake Carter
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Grinnell
Arctic
Elisha K. Kane
Johnstown
U. S
Jutland
London
Rockefeller Foundation
U. S. Senate
Harry H. Woodring
Kansgar
Elk City
Kans
John G. Townsend
Delaware
Worcester Co
Charles G. Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Wilton, N. HS
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Massillon
Todat
France
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Oberlin - Grafton - Amherst - Wellington
Shipyards of
Scotland
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings Building
Firestone
Stewart-Warner
Firestone Batteries
IN. B. G— Weaf Network
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
Cor
Broad and Cedar
Bob” White
Mgr
Mac
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