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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1938
Page
6
Boake Carter criticizes pacifist democrats who cloak agendas under leagues for peace and disarmament. He argues these groups push offensive war for ideology, manipulate emotion, and erode democracy while claiming moral high ground. He likens pacifists to night birds and warns of a postwar shift toward upheaval.
Five weeks before the general election campaign opens on all fronts Republicans expect gains if they shift 5 to 10 percent of Democratic votes. Statisticians project Senate and House shifts could alter party strength, with New York and other states pivotal in the November 8 vote. DARWIN Australia: Commonwealth starts building an Australian Air Force station to base two squadrons of 12 planes each as part of national defense.
Buddy Rogers a 35 year old band leader and husband of Mary Pickford sustained minor injuries when an automobile overturned and struck a pole near Delaware Ohio at 3 35 am. Also injured were Ben Feaman and Jack Henderson both saxophonists in the Rogers band. The trio were en route from Fremont to Columbus to catch a plane. Miss Pickford was due to arrive around noon and Rogers planned to open a Chicago engagement Tuesday but may miss part due to his shoulder.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles in Ohio urged President Roosevelt Congressmen and Senators to prevent loss of federal social security grants to Ohio’s old age pension system. A resolution from 170 Ohio Aeries asks the social security board to resolve differences with the Ohio aid for the aged division to avoid harming pensioners after the board cut off further grants.
Clifford Schumate, 22 Woodrod Avenue, treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 6:20 PM yesterday for knife wounds under his heart back and left hand suffered in a fight at 2 West Avenue with Rabbit Holloway of 12 Woodford Avenue. Holloway confessed to cutting Shu.
Amherst Ohio October notices announce Miss Gladys Hopkins to wed William Eppley. She works at Loran County Savings and Banking Co. The item also notes Booster Night at Hickory Tree Grange with program highlights and upcoming inspections and initiations.
Paris dispatch reports Arturo Toscanini, famed conductor, in bad with Italian authorities as Milan police confiscate his passport to deter travel to the United States for upcoming radio concerts. A family source says he fled Italy into France without passport, aiming to sail for America Wednesday. Authorities cite anti fascist stance. Toscanini denies fascist ties.
Granville Ohio obituary notes Rev Charles Newton Harford aged 100 died after a fall. Active Baptist minister for 76 years, he served 16 Ohio churches and was a Civil War Union Army chaplain. He performed a wedding the day before his centennial. Funeral services were led by local and regional pastors.
Grand Electa Alma Parsons attended a gathering with many local women. Guests included Mrs Milton Hurst Mrs Wade Freeland and others from Clarksfield Birmingham and nearby towns. Additional entertaining by Mrs Francis Howe for Mrs Co Canfield followed by social afternoon activities. Other items mention Beecher and Albright families with visits and travel notes. Neuritis relief ad copied with vaccine-like claim and questionable verbiage.
Berkeley promoters of the Greek Theatre report a shift in theme replacing togas with tunics for the weekend event. The act involved a family visit by the daughter of Cleveland and her parents, Mr and Mrs William Albright, as part of the promotional activities and public turnout at the venue.
A production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar used contemporary Italian military uniforms instead of ancient Roman togas, a choice noted in a short theater item.
Wakeman plans a 2 PM dinner at the School House on October Tih during the Community Fair hosted by local mothers. A children’s special price dinner is available, part of Vermilion Eastern Star’s Wednesday event followed by bingo and lunch. A police report notes an altercation when Shumate attempted to strike him with a club.
Freshman and sophomore classes enjoyed a half day holiday Friday due to tied sales of subscriptions for The Record. Ohio State-Indiana football game attendance noted. Various local church and club meetings announced with hostesses and dates. A skating party planned for October 11 by Epworth League at Ver Milford rink. Baby girl birth listed for Mrs. Claude Towne and other admissions noted.
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