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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1936

Page

6

Local Family News On Health and Visits Across Towns

Mrs Davey Kies and son Ralph and Donald have measles. Mr and Mrs William Bradstock of Mount Dora Florida visited P H Davison. Mrs Amy Ferriman and Mrs B A Richmond stayed with William Fetterman in Strongaville. Huntington and Ashland visitors were seen at various homes including Glen Archer in Burbank. Curtis Braden and Margaret Cyplers from Astland dined with Walter Greg. O L Pierce celebrated birthdays for KB Pierce and Warren Pelton.

Davey Kies and Sone Ralph Donald Willian Bradstock Mt. Dora Fla P. HE. Davison's B.A. Richmond Amy Ferriman Richmond William Fetterman Strongaville Dart Leininger Huntington

Defection Open declaration of War on FDR by Democratic leader

James McMullin reports in The National Whirligig that scattered Democratic opposition to FDR surfaces amid long simmering tensions in Congress. The piece cites figures on federal spending, the tax bill, and the Blue Ridge Parkway, noting party divisions, leadership strains, and the era's political climate.

FDR al Smith Gov Bly Uohalan Congress Warley Farley Blue Ridge Parkway Representative Doughton Ways and Means Committee United States Uncle Sam Blue Ridge Great Smoky Mountains Daughteun

Anti New Deal power networks amid union drives and Union party pivot

The article surveys backroom maneuvers in 1930s politics with Clarence Can and labor leaders shaping Pacific Coast unions, while anti Roosevelt forces organize through the Union party led by William Lemke and backed by Hearst. It notes tensions around price fixing, and previews strategic fits and flaws in the drive against New Dealers.

Pacific Coast Clarence Irwin Th Amalgamated Iron and Steel Ciation William Foster Amercan John Lewis Roosevelt Coughlin Teddy Roosevelt Bob LaFollette Lemke

Hawaii Democrat Attends Philadelphia Convention

Mrs Lincoln McCandless, Democratic national committeewoman from Hawaii, says the new party can file its ticket in more than 20 to 30 states. Write-in votes are futile where official machinery is Democratic. Scouts report Gerald Smith has few votes to deliver. The Share-The-Weathers have disintegrated after their founder died. Townsend organization torn by internal dissension. Coughlin's National Union strength is uncertain and possibly weak.

Hearst Democ Ie Batbridea Colby Daniel Cohalan Jim Reed Reed al Smith Missourian Aith Roosevelt Jar Fly John Hamilton Liberty League Lincoln McCandless Hawaii Philadelphia Uchinery Gerald Smith Coughlin

Penfield Preacher Miss Georgia Skinner to Speak Here

Miss Georgia Skinner graduate of Baldwin Wallace College will preach at Penfield on Sunday morning June 28 and at LaGrange. Frank Johnson hosts the White reunion June 21 with one hundred fourteen dining on lawn tables. Business meeting led by Howard Andrews. minutes read by Lucile Johnson. officers named for the year Harold Olmsted president and Lucille Johnson secretary treasurer. refreshments served later. Funeral services for John White of Akron held at M E Church in Spencer June 17 attended by Clair Devereaux Brigh ton and others.

Penfield Georgia Skinner Baldwin- Wallace College Skinner LaGrange Frank Johnson Howard Andrews Lucile Jonson Harold Olmsted Lucille Johnson Clair Devereaux Brighton Mark Devereaux Blake Browand A. A. Jones Charlie Pelton John White Akron M. E Spencer

Local ladies spend Sunday at Lakeside resort

Mrs. Lyle Preston, Mrs. C. J. Behnke, Mrs. Leslie Preston and Miss Winoga Preston visited Lakeside for a Sunday outing, enjoying a leisure afternoon together with family and friends.

Lyle Preston C. J. Behnke Leslie Preston Winoga Preston Lakeside

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