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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
6
cluttered page notes a Philadelphia crowd at Stydium meeting as Democrats rally for the New Deal. references to SLA leaders, 16 rounds to a decision, and a few biographical lines about party figures. horoscope hints at a busy, careful political season ahead.
The article notes unrest within Democratic ranks as John Hamilton’s decisive right hand and a disruptive Coughlin Lemke third party challenge complicate calculations. It suggests that Coughlin Lemke offer no appeal to Landon supporters, while many Roosevelt backers align with the latest New Dealers led by Longworth.
The city boasts a million gallon capacity tank for eight hours of supply and stresses how vital water is to life, sanitation, and property. It notes Elyria’s inexhaustible access to water from the Great Lakes and compares local quality with harsher past experiences, emphasizing cost and purity.
The Chronicle Telegram recounts two farm fire incidents last night, destroying a farm home and a large barn. It reflects on the emotional toll on farming families and calls for better fire prevention on farms. Neighbors offer sympathy, while noting the irreversible loss of livelihoods, storage, and livestock.
Alfred E Smith and anti New Deal Democrats urge repudiation of Roosevelt. Farley says Smith may speak in person at the convention, though Smith is unlikely to attend. Smith accuses the administration of violating the 1932 party platform and betraying Democratic principles while pledging to voice his conviction from the sidelines.
A discursive column from New York reviews theatre illusions and audience reactions, recounting critics, managers, and actors amid scenes of Broadway life. It blends musings on stage craft with vignettes about Beekman Place vice, hotel life, and behemoth buildings, finishing with brief obituaries and assorted notices.
A list of anniversaries and brief notes highlighting births of Josephine, Reuben D Massey, Fanny Elssner, Robert M McLane, Darley, Ritchie Smith, and Bronson Cutting. Also notes today in history events including William Penn signing a treaty with Indians, Clive's victory in Plassey, and a 1836 bill distributing Treasury surplus.
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