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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1936

Page

6

Methodist plan to revise church governance debated

Delegates at the Methodist Episcopal Church South conference discussed a proposal by Lews C. Wright to unify and reform church governance. The plan creates a commerce board with four divisions, shifts authority from independent boards, and alters terms for general and jurisdictional conferences, aiming for approval at the next general conference in High Point, North Carolina.

Olumbus Ameth Epicopal Lews C. Wright Iwin-Wallace College Rman Wright Coinson Ersonnel Jonal Board United States

Jurors Seated In Mansfield Murder Trial

In Mansfield Ohio jurors were seated for the first degree murder trial of Charles A Wilson as spectators filled the crowded Richland County courthouse. Twelve jurors were seated with more available for examination. prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for the slaying of 17 year old Jean Mourbes. Judge Winston ordered doors closed once seats filled and the hall cleared at noon to avoid a repeat of a prior incident.

Wilson C. H. Winston Ralph Moorhead Sting

Undertaker First Passenger in New Ambulance

Delaware report says Seal Lewis, a Detroit undertaker, was the first passenger in his new ambulance. He was returning from Piava when his car swerved to avoid a dog and left the road into a ditch. A following car driven by S dner stopped and drove Lewis to a hospital. he was not seriously injured.

Delaware UR —Seal Lewis Detroit Piava Lewis S Dner

Coeds Called Thrifty in Salt Lake City Spread

City report says college girls practicing thrift amid expenses as Joseph B. Hubbard, Cambridge, Mass., national president of Alpha Delta Pi, visited Lisbon. May 3. Columbiana County commissioners offer a $5,000 reward for Earl Rogers, 27, East Liverpool, charged with murder, who escaped with two other prisoners from the 9 year old jail. A broken back saw blade was found under a mattress during an eight hour search on a tip that proved false.

Salt Lake City Fise Joseph B. Hubbard Cambridge Mass Alpha Delta Pi Lisbon Columbiana County Earl Rogers East Liverpool

Townsend Testimony Aims To Detail Pension Plot

Dr Francis E Townsend retired physician from Long Beach Calif was called to testify before the House investigating committee to detail the rise structure membership and political backing of his $200 a month pension plan Townsend expected to testify for most of the week as the committee weighs an audit of Old Age Revolving Pensions Ltd and the cost of a full probe members say the inquiry has stretched across Michigan and the West Coast with an appropriation of about 50000 for the study and investigation

Washington Francis E. Townsend House Long Beach Calif C. Jasper Bell James R. Sullivan Townsend Michigan West Tedar

Mystic Seer Warns West Of Japanese Rise

Wu I ting, noted mystic and Confucian scholar, claims a resurgence of Japanese power. He recalls legends of Chin Shih Huang Ti sending youths to the Isle of the Brest to fetch a life elixir, saying descendants now return with modern weapons. He is a leading voice in Chinese philosophy circles.

Tientsin China Chin Shih Huang Ti Brest Chin Shih Huang Wu I-ting

Fifty-Two Advisors Named For Girls 4-H Clubs in Lorain County

Fifty-two Lorain County women begin work as advisors for girls 4-H clubs. forty-two clubs are assured with four more possible. Advisors meet May 15 in Elyria for final instructions. Clothing, room furnishing, and food projects dominate the lineup across numerous towns and clubs including Amherst South Amherst Brownhelm East Carlisle Carlisle Columbia Eaton Gulf Road Lake Avenue Markley Belcher Grafton Henrietta Huntington LaGrange Penfield Pictsfield Rochester Russia Sheffield Wellington and more.

Lorain County Alice Bird Elyria Savings and Company Directors Ambherst Jacob Krieg South Amherst Ruth Moore Hildegarde Mori Alfred Rolls, Jr Justus Mathis. Brownheim Marguerite Bacon Elmer Kreisel Norma Huene East Carlisle Janet Balls Carlisle Margaret Pallas Marian Lauer Zelda Schramm Columbia Dorothy Dengier Eaton Louis Ward Grace Strong Marian Jackson Gulf Road E. D. Hoag Lake Avenue L. C. Hecock George Phelps Vanora Schaefer Markley F. H. Lewis Rebecca Rea. Belcher Ruth Stock Grafton Clifford McGill Carl Shepard Henrietta Helen Bauman Eleanor Pettr. Huntington R. A. Caswell LaGrange Frances Miller Olive Duserdahl J. H. Curtiss Penfield Jean Fraunfelder Ralph Bowman Howard Andrews Lucille Johnson Pictsfield Margaret Luikart Rochester Grace Williams Russia Leona Wellman Lena Gerber Dor Brrant Sheffield Ruby Rice Wellington Floyd Buswell Kathryn Witbeck Mildred Sanders Harl Leach Eleanor Mze Fullmer Harry Wagner Foca Club Brownhelm R. W. Bech

North China movement shadows revolt in Hopei

The report notes leaders of the Hopei revolt in the Fragrant River area as part of the North China autonomy movement. In Columbus Ohio, May 5, speakers and arrangements for the 1937 Ohio Pastors Convention will be finalized at the program committee meeting. The convention is scheduled for February 1 to 4. Communist and fascist forces are described as highly mechanized on Earth.

North China Autonomy Movement Hsianzhe Fragrant River Hopeirovince Columbus Mar Ih B. F. Lamb Ohio Council of Churches

Visa Red Tape Costly Steadier Currencies Aid Travel

A League of Nations committee reports simplified passport rules and steadier currencies would ease international travel. US travelers spent $157.1 million abroad in 1934, down from $446.0 million in 1922 and $868.0 million in 1929, with Canada, France and other nations showing large declines.

Geneva League of Nations Committee United States Canada France United Kingdom Germany Austria Switzerland

Simple to Sew Dress Pattern Circulates to Readers

The ad offers a do it yourself dress pattern from an assistant professor at Teachers College Columbia. It highlights a purple belt and silk lacing with a violet crepe silk dress and suggests other fabrics and color schemes. Readers are instructed to send 15 cents for the pattern and include name address and style number, with the Spring Fashion Book costing 10 cents and the book and pattern together 25 cents.

Pulitzer Prize Winners Are Announced

The 1926 Pulitzers award winners include Robert E. Sherwood for Idiot's Detzhr, a anti war play. Will Barber posthumously receives for foreign or Washington correspondence. Honors go to Webb Miller Ashmun Brown Jay Harden A. Mints and Cedar Rapids Gazette. Harold L Davis wins best American novel Honey mai the Hore. Traveling scholarships go to Levellon Brown Helen Beak Louis Habbaum. Alternates named John A. MacWethy Philip D. Tannor Wirt Mitchell.

New York Robert E. Sherwood Detzhr Alfred Leot Lynn Fontaneue Sherwood Columbia School of Journalism Will Barber Chicago Tribune Washington Ethiopia Webb Miller United Press Ashmuen Brown Providence Morning Journal Jay G. Harden Detroit News A. Mints Asso Weert Cedar Rapids Iowa Europe Newwspaper Harold L. Davis Honey Mai School of Journalism Levellon Brown Providence R. I Helen Beak Delaware

Pluperfect Brain Trust Party Begun in South Bend

John J. Engeldrum leads the Pluperfect Brain Trust Party in South Bend as he markets a science based platform. The party’s brochure proclaims science and experience as essential for good government. The head claims the SGP aims to appeal to students and institutions across schools and universities.

South Bend Ind the &Ciearitle Federal Governae John J. Engeldrum Engeldrum Scientific Government Party

Fath er Coughlin presses bill to print three billion for farmers

In Washington a debate over the Frazier-Lemke bill rages as Father Coughlin campaigns for three billion dollars in farm aid. He hammers Congress members in their districts while urban borrowers and debt-ridden farmers alike feel the pinch of inflation. Alice Longworth notes the political stakes amid radio messaging and public scrutiny.

Washington BD. C Coughi Nts Biretta Detroit

Engeldrum Plan Seeks Science Based Political Roster

The proposed party would require senators and representatives to hold degrees in sciences such as eugenics biology political economy and constitutional law. Presidents would need degrees in eugenics psychology political economy and constitutional law. Cabinet posts would demand specialized degrees and factory experience. A permanent jury of seven educated men with diverse degrees would be appointed.

United States Senate Engeldrum Parity Secretary of Labor United States Mail Service

Engeldrum Plans Tariff Based On Live and Set Live

Engeldrum proposed a vast program to address economic and social problems by a tariff system grounded in a live and set live principle. He would guarantee airing wage, boost production, and expand purchasing power while ensuring social justice. Future university-trained policemans would work out program details, with strict adherence to the constitution.

Engeldrum

78 Years Too Late At Baker University Dance Cancelled

Baldwin Kan officials at Baker University granted permission for a school dance but interest lagged. The first planned hop was called off after lack of participants. Dancing has been allowed at fraternity and sorority houses since 1928.

Baldwin Kan Baker University Methodist

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