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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
4
Washington columnist Ray Tucker argues the Roosevelt and Landon camps vie for early control with tactical attacks on each other. He notes Farley Ickes bluntly challenging Landon while President Roosevelt plays a muted role. Editorial
The article argues nations may raise self sufficiency through agribiology and improved soil use. It cites Dr O W Willcox on Italy Britain Germany and Japan, suggesting substantial land and yield gains with optimized seeds climate and cultivation. It notes limits from costs wars and reliance on raw materials. It adds political notes about London influence and party maneuvering.
The piece outlines Borah’s primaries clash and Farley-Michelson’s prairie state jab fueling farm belt resolve. It then shifts to a New York Hudson River bridge bill pitting Baltimore and Ohio against Pennsylvania Rail and New York Central, with Albany port ambitions, real estate interests, and army engineers’ views. Also notes Greece ties, Roosevelt policy critique, and ex senator Moses seeking Greece post after calls for forgiveness.
Lynden Jones an instructor of the Smith-Flughen Agricultural Class at Flat Rock and Edgar Jones of Penfield chaperoned sixteen students on The Future Farmers of America Tour through the past week. The party arrived in Penfield Saturday night after visits to Washington DC and Walker Gordon Farms in New York. The Hastings families 40th annual reunion was held Thursday at Society Hall with a picnic, recitations by John and Ruth Heath, and officers named for the year: Edward Denham president, Walter Denham vice president, CU. E. Watts secretary treasurer.
The fourth annual Rose Concert by notable artists, under the Music Committee of the M. E. Church, featured James McMahon with Mrs. McMahon, Helen Schulke, Leona Eilslie, Walberg Brown, and the male quartet including James McIntyre, John Felde Meyer, Lee Ross, Ed Salaba, Geo. Cripps, plus readings and multiple solos.
Children Day services at the M E Church included infant baptisms and a procract by the primary department. Mrs Charles Shaw received a farewell party hosted by the Dorcas class at Ms Clifton Aldrich home. Ladies Missionary Society met for a picnic lunch and elected officers. next meeting in September.
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