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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1938

Page

8

Kentucky tax fight looms in Barkley Chandler race

The $23 million levy on Kentucky distillers stirs worry for Senator Barkley as Byrd Robertson tax moves ripple through Democratic factions. White House pressure knocks the measure, but its profit to Chandler could reshape Kentucky politics ahead of August and the presidential landscape.

Pat Harrison Kentucky Alben Barkley Alben White House Rep Robertson Virginia anti-New Dealers Glues Byrd Harrison Barkley Senate Treasury Pat U. S Roosevelt A. B. Chandler King Utate George Georgia Walsh Massachusetts House Doughton North Carolina Tammany Tom Cullen New York Vinson Cooper Tennessee Mesers Dave’ Walsh Bay State Whiskey Boys Florida Pepper Sholz Roosevelt Homestead Joseph P. Guffey Rep. J. Mark Wilson James Madame Perkins Barefoot Atlanta

Liquid EZON offers fast relief for backache pain

Seees in five minutes when you apply LIQUID EZON and it fairly melts away pain. The analgesic penetrates deeply due to a unique blend of ingredients. Relieves shooting backache pain. Economical with money back guarantee at Phillips' Drug Store.

Phillips’ Drug Store

Idol Chatter and Hollywood Glimpses From Kay Francis to Tyrone Power

Hollywood gossip column notes Kay Francis wedding plans and multiple marriages, Andy Devine socks and fashion, Jean Arthur absence from the screen, Sylvia Sidney and the “hating Hollywood” label, and admiration for Bob Taylor Tyrone Power. It also covers Mable Todd and a watchdog anecdote, labor agents for extras, American Indian representation in film, Freddie Bartholomew on a horse set, and a tense moment noted on the Kidnapped set.

Hollywood Kay Francis Andy Devine Jean Arthur Sylvia Sidney Bill Robinson Martha Raye Hollywood All Americans Gladys Swarthout Europe Shirley Temple Robert Taylor Tyrone Power Bob Tyrone Taylor

University of Saskatchewan pilots outreach to farmers

Regina Saskatchewan the University of Saskatchewan uses an airplane to aid farm supply in formation. F W Townley Smith, representative of the agricultural extension department, flew to numerous towns and cities to discuss tillage methods.

Regina Saskatchewan University of Saskatchewan F. W. Townley - Smith Agricultural Extension Department Institution

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