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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1938

Page

2

Boake Carter Critiques New Deal Civil Liberty Claims

The piece condemns Frank Hague and his Jersey City police for suppressing Norman Thomas, arguing Hague embodies a ruthless political machine that supports the New Deal with patronage. It critiques the administration’s stance on states rights and civil liberties amid broader attacks on press and dissent.

New Deal Hague Jersey City Democratic National Committee Roosevelt

Hague Talks Trigger Jail Time For Permit Violation

A man jailed for six months after speaking in Haagish territory without a permit. A denied permit blocked an anti Hague talk. The Hague trail spans years of suppression and political chicanery, reaching a point that decent people refuse to tolerate.

Hague

Nation presses for civil liberties against dictatorial rule

The Nation's newspaper publishers vow to defend civil liberties across all fronts as they condemn authoritarian governance. They urge scrutiny of leaders like Frank Hague, arguing their fight mirrors the past exposure of Huey Long's methods and insists on democratic principles.

Hague Huey Long Huey

Civil liberties attacked amid New Deal criticism

The writer argues that while business and industry face regulation, civil liberties have suffered more, accusing the Roosevelt administration of hypocrisy by tolerating violence from political machines like Hague and Pendergast. The piece questions why government acts against business but not against its own allies, urging consistency in upholding liberty.

America Huey Long Roosevelt Tom Pendergast Kansas City Kelly Chicago Frank Hague Jersey City

Amherst Mother Discussion At St Peter Church

The Woman's Union of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed met at the church parlors to discuss Amherst Mother topics. The program featured prayers, poems, readings, and musical selections with committee appointments and notices for upcoming events and guest invitations.

Three Lochinvar in Rags by Kathryn Culver serial

Julie Hamilton jilted by Kenneth Terry falls for Barry Caldwell while Isolde Fleming plots to buy Barry’s ranch. Kenneth and Isolde chase Julie to Atlanta as she visits Alma May Whittaker, then heads to a cafe in search of Barry. Isolde hires a detective to shadow Julie at the Cosmopolitan and Madame Guhiebra.

Julie Hamilton Kenneth Terry Isolde Fleming New York Julie Barry Caldwell Kenneth Barry Atlanta Alma May Whittaker Isolde Tsolde Cosmopolitan Edith Joe Whittaker Alma May Ken Terry Ken Alma Mar Jule Goodby Alma Caldwell Cosmopolitan Hotel Miss Hamilton Cosmopoltan Mr. Caldwell The Madame Guhebra Madame

Local Ladies Named in Community Notices

Mrs Kern, Mrs Henry Holle, Mrs Jacob Herbst and Mrs Charles Hamann are named in a neighborhood social notice listing residents and hosts for upcoming events.

Kern Henry Holle Jacob Herbst Charles Hamann

Delegates Named at First Evangelical Missionary Groups

A joint session of the Woman's Missionary and Ladies' Aid societies met at Mrs. J. H. Ludwig's Lincoln Street home. Devotions, readings, and a review filled the program before the business session. Mrs. Mary Hanchette and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner were chosen as delegates to the state convention in Columbus June 23 to 26. Refreshments followed and Mrs. Ludwig presided over the Aid Society meeting.

Woman’s Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Societies First Evangelical Church J. H. Ludwig Lincoln Street J. Finkbeiner Ludwig Raymond Sick Mecca and Beyond WM. A. Hayes Mary Hanchette Hanchette State Convention of Missionary Societies Columbus Mre. Ludwig Aid Society

Ladies Aid Meets Plans Lutheran Conference Attendance

Mrs Laura Kreeger presided as the Ladies Aid Society of St Paul Lutheran met in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. Plans were laid to host the Northern Ohio conference of Lutheran churches convening June 7. Luncheon was served to 22 members and one guest, Mrs Willard Kreeser.

Laura Kreeger Ladies’ Aid Society St Paul Lutheran Church Northern Ohio

Hickory Tree Grange Initiation Planned for May Meeting

Hickory Tree Grange prepared to initiate two candidates at the May 19 meeting in the Grange Hall. Pomona Grange plans a May 7 meeting in North Elyria and will meet in Amherst on June 11. Marian Knittle led the program with songs, readings, questions on the Grange, and music by Kenneth and Tex Alexander and June Carter.

Hickory Tree Grange Grange Hall Pomona Grange North Elyria Amherst Marian Knittle Grange Edward Stang Kenneth and Tex Alexander June Carter

Past Chiefs Club Meeting at Mrs Lauer Home

The Past Chiefs Club will hold a meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs C A Lauer on E Martin Street with Mrs George Baus assisting.

George Schroeder Past Chiefs Club C. A. Lauer E. Martin Street George Baus

Banquet Postponed for Queen Esther Class Event

The Mother-Daughter banquet of the Queen Esther class is postponed. Details on new date and location are to be announced by organizers.

Methodist Church Postponed May 10 Service

A Methodist church event planned for May 10 has been postponed. Details on new date and arrangements were not provided in the notice.

Methodist Church

Local Calls and Visits Round Elyria Area

Admissions list and social calls report residents visiting and hosting guests. Bernice Abraham and others including Mrs. Helen Sherman and Mrs. C J Brown are noted in Elyria and nearby towns with several Lorain and Amherst social visits referenced.

Helen Sherman Cleveland C. J. Brown Elyria B. A. Jenne Ida Gold Lorain Hattie Hansman Amherst Eddie Long

Church Services and Pastors Announced Across Local Congregations

St Peter Evangelical and Re formed church led by Rev CC E Schmidt hosts 9 30 worship and 10 30 church school. First Evangelical with Rev M A Hayes holds 9 30 service 10 30 school and 6 30 KE L C E 7 80 evangelistic. Congregational led by Rev T J Williams 9 45 10 45. St Paul Lutheran Rev R C Bosse 9 00 10 00 English 11 00 German. Methodist Rev M A Burris 9 45 11 00 worship 6 30 Ep worth League. St Joseph R C Rev Father James Smith 8 00 low Mass 10 00 high Mass. Foursquare Mrs Ida May Urban 5 00 church school 10 30 worship 7 45 evangelistic.

Methodist Church M. A. Burris Epworth League St. Joseph R. C Father James Smith Foursquare Church Ida May Urban

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Boake Boake Carter Washington Norman Thomas Jersey Cry N. J United States Franklin Roosevelt Thomas New Jersey United States Mail Donisier Bret Eet Cpoe PE Broad Street Capitol Theatre Woman's Union of St. Peter Evangelical L. Roemer Missionary Education Department St. Johns Church South Amherst Harmon Kreeger Ed. Mays Earl Bliss Ed Young Charles Mathes W. E. Cissne George Rosenkranz Emery Sondergeld Ed. Banl A. C Kreeger Henry Kane Lochinvar IN Rags Kathryn Culver County Ladies St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed King’s Daughters Ruth Ehrman Miss Ehrman Warrick Norma Chintz Cottage Walter Miller Lutheran Ladies Bridge G. R. Wiseman Spring Street Hospital Beatrice Johnstone Gerard Dolan E. W. Lahiff Gordon Hoffman Bunco Nettie Schaeffer PAST Middle Ave Phakit Tess Hospital News Bernice Abraham Mill Street Philip Zilch Birownhelm St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church CC. E 5Th Avenue Mother Mother Eaxtra Tong Zoe Cris Batiste Broad ST
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