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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1938

Page

11

Debates over Pacific island annexation and debt policy

Boake Carter reports on executive orders to annex Cant on and Enderbury Islands, arguing it risks war and ignores Congress. Hungary debt terms prompt U.S. caution, while State Department optimism misreads global costs. Mrs. Roosevelt defends wage ideas for wives, noting potential job displacement and economic strain for families.

Stephen T. Early Canton Enderbury Pacific White House Roosevelt Congress Hawaii House Senate Philippines New Mexico Florida Early Washington United States Hungary State Department Uncle Sam London Foreign

Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Visits Report

Brief notes list upcoming Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Eyl Henson home on East River Elyria and multiple family visits. Visitors include Mr and Mrs E White and Edith from Villveau, Mrs Zacharis ill in Wellington, Mrs Nettie Olimes seriously ill in Cleveland, Marilyn Lyndes returning to duties, and extended family visits involving Walker, Tiffin, Atsu, Hicks, Janes Sayers, Waltry Baker, and Forest Lyndes with several birthday events noted.

Ladies Aid Eyl Henson East River Street Elyria E. A, White Edith Villveau Dlr A. J. Hulse James Sayers Minute Zacharis Wellington Moday Harris Portmine Cleveland Nettie Olimes Marilyn Lyndes Ora Walker South Root Road iLee Walker Tiffin Collinwood Frank Atsu Mrs. Hicks Charleston W. Va West Park Beremand Janes Sayers Waltry Baker Grafton Forest Lyndes Thomas

Polygamy and jobs in the French Cameroons debate

In a satirical letter the writer parodies Mrs Roosevelt and British and French views on employment and family roles. He cites Geneva minutes on polygamy among Cameroonian women and mocks US wives who seek income without work, contrasting it with imagined two to three men per household as a critique of human nature and policy.

Mrs. Roosevelt United States Copyright Ledger Syndicaty

Dishes for Today Spices Herbs Help Lenten Menus

Judith Wilson notes how historic cooks used spices and herbs to create variety during Lent when meats and shops were scarce. The article lists weekly menus and recipes from breakfast to dinner, showing how flavor was stretched with seasonings and simple pantry items.

Judith Wilson

Custom History Gloves Reproductions From Famous Figures

A catalog notes gloves made in France replicating those worn by famous historical persons. Each pair is an exact copy with braid and trimmings, drawn from museum originals in Paris. Also listed is a breakfast menu including orange juice, cereal, French toast, jam, coffee, clam juice, cocktail, flounder, spinach in macaroni, pineapple, Brown Betty, and tea with lemon.

France Paris

Griddle Tip for Clean Cakes on a Hot Griddle

A cooking tip recommends rubbing the hot griddie with a cloth tied around salt to remove batter bits. This practice helps keep the griddle clean and prevents cakes from sticking or tearing as they bake.

Protection and support for recovering joints and arches

In Your Good Health Dr Claud North Crisman argues for protective aids and proper arches to aid recovery of joints and feet. He notes corns callouses and defective arches stem from improper footwear and growth, urging better balance, footwear, and supportive devices for children and adults.

Claud North Chrisman

Foot Arches and Footwear Advice From a Chiropodist

A chiropodist explains foot arches and how external factors like high heels overweight long hours standing and short toes affect balance. He advocates properly fitted supports and foot exercises, with fitted footwear shaped to the wearer and adjusted as the foot improves. The piece also presents a court report fragment detailing Henstey’s confession and related testimonies in the Hornbeck case, noting coercion denial and a judge's adjournment.

Rule D. F. Rendinell Youngstown Bater Hornbeck Hensley Eddie Hornbewk Rediwell Butler pHensler Ryle Gus Bo Findles

Grafton assault case links to Hensley transfer history

A narrative outlines Hensley's past sentencing to Lancaster Boys' Industrial School for a Migs Lutza offense, a Mans field Reformatory term later shifted to the Grafton honor farm in 1936, and a February 3 street attack on Berna r dette Rater of Grafton where she resisted and alerted authorities, amid political resignation upheaval involving Mayor Richard Schmitz and police.

Hensley Migs Lutza Boys’ Industrial School Lancaster Mra. Soule Mansfield Reformatory Grafton Bernardette Rater Richard Schmitz

Long Career Of Dr Ketcham Detailed In Obituary

The obituary outlines the life of Dr. Ketcham a former college faculty member and church leader. He studied at Wesleyan University and Trinity Theological Seminary and earned a Master of Arts from Columbia University in 1916. He served as a World War I chaplain and later held pastorates in Columbus Cleveland and Oberlin. He also worked at Mount Union College Drew Theological Seminary and the Warren NRA Compliance Board and belonged to Masonic Lodge American Legion and Fellowship of Reconciliation. He and his wife Lucille Brown have three children Dorothy Jean Lucille Tippie and Charles Brown. Mrs Ketcham is a violin instructor with ties to Oberlin Conservatory and the Cleveland W A C A.

Mount Catlon College Drew Theological Seminary Trinity Church Youngstown Cornelius Aultman Mount Union Fost Grandview Methodist Church Columbus Parkwood-Asbury Church Cleveland Oberlin Church Warren NRA Trumbull County Council of Social Agencies Mount Union College Masonic Lodge American Legion Fellowship of Reconciliation Ketcham Lucille Brown Lakewood Dorothy Jean Lucille Tippie Charles Brown

Exclusive Alice Brooks Design Crochet Pattern 6049

Clear beginner friendly two row lace crochet dress pattern by Alice Brooks. Two piece Mared skirt works round and round with mercerized string. Includes sizes 16 18 and 38 40 and illustrated stitches. Send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept New York for pattern 6049 with name address and pattern number.

Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept 14Th Street New York N. Y

Austria Alters Cabinet After Nazi Takeover

Austria's government collapses under Nazi pressure as Schuschnigg resigns, and Segas-Inquart forms a pro Nazi provisional cabinet with seven Nazis and two non Nazis. Chancellor Seyss-Inquart and others pledge unity with the national socialist movement and invite Hitler to send troops. Today is a day of rejoicing with school children given a holiday and citizens urged to display the swastika alongside the Austrian flag.

Sehuschnigs Stersamund Czilhawski Goreal Nagel Segas-Inquart Hitler Austria Hans Klausner Dermian Nasr Pagent Sissa-Inquart National Socialist i Movement 4Hl Arthur von Seysas-Inquart Edmund Glaise Horstenau Wilhelm Wolff Rudolff Neumayer Frang Huber Terman Goering Oswald Menghin Hugo Jury Nagi Anton Reinthater Hans Fishboeck Miehael Skobl Hans Kaltenbrunner Hugo Klausner

Grass Fire Epidemic Under Way In Elyria

Elyria faces a grass fire epidemic with firemen prepared and extra equipment deployed by Fire Chief W N Bates. He warns many blazes are unnecessary and luck keeps damage low, but property loss and injuries could occur to residents. Firefighters have battled several fires lately.

Jana Vanger Lo Bates Mlyrians i Flytia Istille Elyria W. N. Bates

Pass Fourth Test in Swimming for Elyria Boys

Two Elyria boys earned the right to call themselves hbags after passing the fourth test in the M C A Swimming Program for boys. Alex Traiscott and Jack Knowles led the new qualifiers, with Roy Peinted becoming the eleventh to qualify. Charles Swartsle passed the turtle test, while Everett Minkler and James Minch passed both turtle and minnow tests.

Elyria Lester Hawke Alex Traiscoff Jack Knowles Roy Peinted Charles Swartsle Everett Minkler James Minch

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