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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
3
The Philadelphia convention exposes deep rifts in the Democratic Party as loyalty to FDR masks a looming 1940 drift. Key figures like Richberg shape policy toward cautious, business-friendly lines while New York insiders weigh leadership bets, hinting at a divided future for the party.
The piece notes vigorous backing by Illinois Democrats in the House for Porters as he vies for floor leadership. It mentions Sabath possibly inheriting the Rules Committee chair if New Yorker O'Connor advances, highlighting the high stakes and party maneuvering. There is also commentary on Stanley High’s role as a major New Deal propagandist with the Roosevelt Record and related pamphlets.
Columbus June 24 William Schneider as chairman of the Franklin County Republican Execution committee is named chairman of the Republican State convention committee on arrangements for the July 1 and 2 meeting. Speakers include John Hamilton campaign manager for Alf Landon and Attorney General John W Bricker. Others named: Mrs Mary Atwood Karl Timmermeister Mrs Mary L Forrest Nolan Roges Fred H Johnson Gertrude Jones Mrs Littie Randolph Thomas E Bateman.
Rome June 24 Fulvio Sovich former undersecretary of foreign affairs has been named ambassador to Washington He replaces Augusto Rosso who was transferred to Moscow
In a tense confrontation, Larry, Garry, Howards, and Marcia face Blitz Allstone's deadly game. A hidden mist returns as a metal air sheet seals the window and a door locks, forcing a last desperate breakout attempt.
Vermilion residents report a flurry of visits and trips. Mrs Carl Croll and daughter Betty brought Tene Farrell home from St Josephs Hospital. Several families travel to Birmingham Cedar Point Wakeman Oberlin Cleveland Lorain and Elyria for gatherings and outings including NYC picnics and ball games.
Washington June 24 United Press says Southern Tenant Farmers Union representatives carried a draft plank to Philadelphia calling for a Democratic platform commit to enforcing the right of agricultural workers to organize without terrorism or legal subterfuge. The draft notes farm laborers were omitted from social legislation including the Triple A NRA soil and social security acts. Gardner Jackson, chair of the National committee on social planning, prepared the draft after talks with labor leaders including John L Lewis who reportedly endorses the plan.
Mrs. Ben Suttles and Mrs. Annia Oppliger plan a birthday visit at Mrs. Martin Schuster’s home on Wednesday. Vermilion hosts include Mrs. Walter McKay, Mrs. Martin Schuster, and Mrs. Don Mellon of Cleveland and South Amherst, plus Mr. Charles Wolff and family. Frank Haber and family held a picnic style dinner Sunday. Lawrence Stockman and Sam Vincent were Canada visitors, while Stockinses remodel their newly purchased State Street home.
Valley City reports the regular meeting of the Volunteer Firemen elected Albert Mellert as fire chief William Steck as president Earl Arick as secretary and Howard Grabenstetter as treasurer. The Boys and Girls Sunshine 4 H club and advisor Mrs Hulda Boyer held their annual outing Friday traveling by bus to Lorain then steamer Chippewa to Put in Bay for lunch and sightseeing. About thirty local members who completed last year’s project joined the trip which returned around 7 p.m.
Auto license fees drop to three fourths of the usual rate starting July 1 for passenger cars. Truck and trailer tags follow reduced rates after Thursday, with applications sent to Columbus. Deputy registrar offices sell passenger car tags without delay, but reduced truck and trailer tags apply only after July 1.
Henrietta Armbruster and Jan ice Arick hosted the Girly 4-H Sunshine club at the school on Wednesday. Ballgame attendance in Cleveland drew several locals, with transportation costs covered by the PTA and fire department. Multiple families hosted weekend guests from Berea Medina and New Philadelphia, and Miss Edna Wolf recuperated from surgery at the Wolf home.
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