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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1938

Page

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Investigation of Power Project Looms

Washington on March 23 Roosevelt seeks a fair inquiry into the Tennessee Valley Authority dispute and the removal of Arthur Morgan. He outlines reasons for action and hints at congressional hearings while defending his constitutional duty to enforce laws and the TVA’s administrative stability.

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Weather Summary for Ohio and Regions

Cloudy with showers this afternoon and tonight, colder tonight. Thursday fair and colder in the east portion. Last 24 hours show low pressure central over the Southern Peninsula at Michigan and Puget Sound region, high pressure over Mexico, Atlantic coast, Central and Southern Plains and the Southwest. Moderate to heavy rains reported from the Lower Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley and Western Lake region, with heavy rainfall from Northern California to Washington. Ohin Valley remains warm but much colder over the Plains States.

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E H S Students Awarded at School Assembly

Thirty seven aprils and eight bars earned athletic recognition at a Blg Wish Sehoa assembly featuring the junior a cappella choir under F. Martin Beck. Eight boys received basketball letters. seniors Lois McQuistion and four others led the athlete honors while girls pockets included pins and letters for point totals. Senior and junior rosters appear with named students and staff present for the awards ceremony.

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Forecast Decline In Lake Shipping

The Great Lakes Regional Advisory Board forecasts a 44.7 percent drop in commodity shipments in the Lake region over the next three months ending mid 1987. Coal and coke drop 4.4 percent. ore and concentrates 74.5 percent. gravel sand and stone 228.6 percent. iron and steel 47.4 percent. autos trucks and parts 48 percent. overall shipments down 44.75 percent. About 300 shippers from Ohio Michigan Indiana Pennsylvania and New York attended the meeting.

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Speaker Sounds Call To Americans To Awaken To Dangers Of Communism

A noisy dinner address by Falkenberg urged Americans to awaken to the dangers of communism. He claimed a three point program aims to infiltrate political parties and unions and to arm the working class with communist propaganda. He linked 103 communist summer camps, CCC influence, and Moscow world congress decisions to push subversive activity in the United States. He tied the 1905 Russian radicals to Fascism and Nazism as countermeasures. He alleged a Spanish three point program led to a 1934 House seat and a 1936 election shift, with radicals gaining power and undermining government.

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President Roosevelt Presses Social Reform in Gainesville Speech

President Roosevelt urged higher wages to boost purchasing power and called for ending special privilege while warning Congress to advance social and economic reforms. He linked feudalism and Fascism as dangerous paths and credited Gainesville’s recovery from a tornado for dedication to Roosevelt Square.

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Germany Builds Europe's Most Powerful War Machine

Berlin dispatch surveys Germany's drive to total war readiness. Mobilization is detailed, with a vast home front under law, expanded armaments, and a self sufficient war economy. The Reichswehr bolstered by industrial and scientific efforts aims for long term dominance.

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Archduke Arrested for Insulting Nazi Regime in Mondsee

Archduke Josef Ferdinand of Hapsburg, 65, chief of the Hapsburg Tuscon line, was arrested at Mondsee near Salzburg on charges of insulting the Nazi regime. He denied the remarks as police detained him, with his Mondsee seat noted. The archduke, World War I veteran, is linked to the Hapsburg family and Bourbon bloodlines.

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Francoprepares final drive toward Mediterranean front

Franco after an aerial tour of the Aragon front was reported ready to order a major push to the Mediterranean. Burgos reports claimed Nationalists broke Loyalist lines around Huesca, freeing the city from encirclement and inflicting heavy Loyalist casualties as Franco eyes Catalonia and key targets including Valdertobres Gandesa Mar ella and Tortosa.

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Former Oberlin Student Reported Captured by Insurgents

Paul McEachron 21, former Oberlin College student and son of a late coach, was listed among 14 Americans captured by Spanish insurgents at Relchite Spain on March 1. The report notes he left Oberlin near year end to go to 2016 Spain and cites his father’s death in 1430 as background. his mother is a Des Moines teacher.

Paul McEachron Oberlin College Relchite Spain Barcelona McEachron Oberlin Colege Oberlin Paul Norton MecHachron Chance Creek Des Moines Iowa

Nau Elected Elks Ruler in Elyria Lodge Meeting

Officers for the coming year were elected and a large class of candidates initiated at the Elyria Elks Lodge last night. Exalted ruler Gerald Nau, leading knight Walter Kohn, loyals Curtis Spence and others were named. Installation set for April 12 with L St Jurgens of Cleveland as installing officer. Regular meeting, birthday dinner for 120, visiting officers, and initiation activities highlighted the event.

Elyria Elks’ Lodge Gerald H. A. Daniels J. N. Eidt L. St. Jurgens Cleveland Ohio State Past Exalted Roters’ Association P. m J. M. Powell L. H. Whistler Willard Walter Quallick Lakewood Loading Knight O. J. Grable Bellevue Wilson Snyder Lorain Lawrence McKeona Esquire J. F. Starkey Sandusky Elyria

Trotsky Forecasts Inevitable World War and U S Rise

In Mexico City on March 23 Leon Trotsky, exiled Russian revolutionary, told California Press Association reps that a next world war is inevitable and will likely prompt revolutions abroad. He argued the United States cannot stay aloof, its war resources could enable it to become the world’s leading economic power after the conflict.

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Italy Prefers Peace Yet Vows Fierce Defense if Needed

Rome reports Premier Benito Mussolini addressing a cheering crowd of Fascist Blackshirts declaring Italy ready for peace but prepared to fight and win if required. The Tevere warned France against intervening with Loyalists, warning of all-out military consequences if provoked, as Combat Commune II marked the 1919 founding of Fascist groups.

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Young Men Accused Of Extortion In Kidnapping Case

Two young men identified as Edward Penn aged 18 of North Pelham and Werner Luck 23 of New Rochelle were arrested on extortion charges tied to the February kidnapping of 13 year old Peter Levine. They were jailed with custody of FBI agent Conroy and held after a letter demanding 350000 was read. The arrests bring total to three.

New Rochelle M. Y Peter Levine KE. E B. Conroy Federal Bureau of Investigation Edward John Penn North Pelham Pelham High Newark N. J Lester Reifenbberger New York Reifenberger Frank L. Bermiing- Nani James Campbell Pelham Levine Relfenberger Pelhamdale Avenue East Chester Road Levinas

Visitors Greeted By Shower Of Slag

A shower of slag from a city truck greeted two Framon residents, Robert Van Buskirk and Mary Chadzinski, as they entered from the east on Cleveland street. Lieut. Detective Lloyd E. Sweet and Patrolman M. E. Olmstead drove them to a garage for car cleaning. A second incident saw T. B. Allison report minor damage to his car at West avenue and Second street after a collision with Nina Baker's vehicle. Fenders on Karl Eady and Mrs. Schwartz’s cars were damaged in a Broad street and East I avenue crash.

Framont City Street Department Cit Robert van Buskirk Mary Chadzinski Cleveland Street Gulf Road Lloyd E. Sweet M. E. Olmstead T. B. Allison East Avenue West Avenue Second Street Nina Baker O'Donnell Karl Eady Blaine Street Mrs. Schwartz Lexington Avenue Broad Street East l Avenue

Plans Complete For Brotherhood Dinner

Plans for the Brotherhood Dinner in the Church of Christ unfold with 6:30 PM start Thursday. The event is part of a national program by the Disciples of Christ, with Will J. Foster noting over 266 churches in Ohio will observe the dinner, broadcasts from about a dozen radio stations nationwide will support the local program, and attendance is expected to be high.

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