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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1936

Page

13

European tensions review by Dorothy Ful dheim at Kiwanis meeting

Dorothy Ful dheim, famed for European politics, addressed the Kiwanis Club Thursday noon detailing Russia Italy and Germany. She warned of a looming European conflict with Soviet gold payments, Mussolini’s challenges to the League of Nations and rising Nazi influence.

Dorothy Fuldheim Kiwanis Club Russia Italy Germany Europe Siberia Fuld Mussolini Des League of Nations Ethkiop Z Mittel-Eutopia Fuldhem Ray Ward Loraya Club Russell Glass Fot Cleveland Hugh Showe Lima William Wright Navona Broadcasting Co I C. J Miller A. R. Tite Fred Grundler Thomas Higham A. R. Anderson J. W. Burke A. J. Feather David Hrman Busiiness

Local women listed in unidentified article

Elen Shively, Mrs. David P. Hyman, Marie Birkbeck, Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. Nelson Fitch, Bernice Jackson, Dorothy Rankin, Mrs. HC Wel, and Mrs. S Hebey are named among readable names in the fragment.

Elen Shively David P. Hyman Marie Birkbeck George Allen Nelson 5. Fitch Bernice Jackson Dorothy Rankin HC. Wel S. Hebey

Boasting husband Sax Jose drives divorce claim

Mrs Mary J Simonaro of Boasting, California, filed suit after her husband boasted he had numerous women friends and wished she would divorce him so he could live his own life. She acted the following day.

Sax Jose Cal Mary Simonaro

Children topping Utahs social security aid

Miss Helen Barry of the federal bureau of public assistance in Washington reports that Utah is the only state with more children than elderly recipients under social security. The note ties wartime recovery to ongoing readiness for future conflict as Europe mends.

Salt Lake City Utah Helen Barry Federal Bureau of Public Assistance Washington, D. C

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Kiwanians Istyle Center Zoe and Mer Nelly Marinette
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