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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1937

Page

5

Lewis Denounces Personal Political Ambitions at AFL-CIO Rally

John L. Lewis, chairman of the CIOs committee for industrial organization, told 12 000 CIO affiliated members in Madison Square Garden that his political ambitions center on three goals: Kennedy's Pennsylvania governorship, a U O victory in Detroit elections, and La Guardia’s re election while expanding the American Labor party. He attacked William Green as a seven year old defying his parents and warned against a political wheeze to secure AFL president reelection.

New York William “@reen American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization Walong Madison Square Garden Lewis Thomas Kennedy United Mine Workers Pennsylvania U. O

Fiery Cross Blazes As Roosevelt Train Passes

A five foot high Ku Klux Klan cross blazed near the highway as President Roosevelt's special train sped toward St Paul. The blaze occurred along the railroad right of way at LONG LAKE Minnesota as night fell.

Long Lake Minn Roosevelt St. Paul II

Sheriff To Go On Trial For Murder

POMEROY OH Oct 5 Sheriff Roscoe Fowler will go on trial here Nov 1 charged with second degree murder in the death of Lafe Williamson Republican leader who died from a fractured skull after a June 27 dance. Common Pleas Judge Frank M Action of Lancaster set the date and Fowler pleaded innocent at a preliminary hearing. Bonds of 15000 were continued. Clerks in Germany registrars offices supplied with lists of Nordic names as parents are discouraged from foreign sounding names.

Pomeroy Germany

Radio Program Schedule Mosaic of 1930s Shows and Ads

A sprawling radio listing presents a dense 1930s era broadcast lineup across stations WTramM WHK WGAR and more. It features a mix of programs including Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie News Prelude Amos and Andy Vocal Varieties Thorn Band Hauser Band and many music variety acts. Also listed are news programs sports updates talent rosters sponsors and upcoming dramatic and comedy segments with numerous host names bands and times scattered throughout.

Jack Armstrong Lowell Thomas Amos Andy Thorn Hauser Wayne King Crime Breese O-Watkins

Four and Five Leaf Clovers Found at Local Plant

T Alec Aust of 351 Princeton Avenue reports finding 28 four and five leaf clovers behind his Park Place and Clark Street business. He is the third Lorain County resident in recent weeks to report large numbers of the lucky plants.

T. Alec Aust Princeton Avenue Park Place Clark Street Lorain County

Silent Observer Makes Light Of Odd Urgent Calls

A local physicist recalls unusual emergency inquiries including a case where a fountain pen was swallowed and a schoolchild used a pencil while awaiting retrieval. Humorous anecdotes follow about a beefsteak dog, a spankings critique, and a sign painter misreading a car ad. Domestic visits note Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gross with family and friends at Fenn's Corners with Shaker Heights trip details.

Quips and Quirks of Everyday Life in Odd Bits

A column of whimsical snippets covers a fish peddler's estate, Friday being mucky, singers and their instrument woes, a mistaken view of optimism as eyewear, a sign about tips in a restaurant, Eden’s apples, a gas station attendant who loses speech after taps, and the Legion of Decency targeting nudists, all reflecting light humor and social oddities.

Fear Brutal Killer May Strike Again

New York detectives fear the red circle killer will strike again after the bodies of a boy and a 20 year old girl were found in Lovers Lane. Police watch lovers lanes at city edges, patrolling cars and ordering couples to move on.

New York New York City

Hoosier Schoolboy heads Rivoli Theatre cast

The Hoosier Schoolboy opens Wednesday at the Rivoli Theatre featuring Mickey Rooney Frank Shields and Anne Nagel in the lead roles. The big stage debut marks a new holiday season presentation with the romance and comedy centerpiece highlighted by Rooney’s performance.

Mickey Rooney Frank Shields Anne Nagel

A Day at the Races Showing at Lincoln Theatre

The Marx Brothers Groucho Harpo and Chico dazzle audiences in A Day at the Races now showing at the Lincoln Theatre with uproarious antics and countless laughs for moviegoers.

Lincoln Marx Brothers Groucho, Harpa and Chico Lincoln Theatre

Social calls and family visits span several towns

Mrs H J Grabbenstetter Lucille Kaiser Ruby Meyer and George Maxworthy accompanied Mrs Arthur Maxworthy to Lafayette to visit friends at the infirmary Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Frank Ullrich visited her brother John Offenberg and family in Columbia Wednesday. Adeline Beache spent Wednesday and Thursday with sister Mills in Wellington Burton Armbruster made a business trip to Cleveland Tuesday. Dan Hall of Creston visited Mr and Mrs George Haury Wednesday afternoon. Cora Huntley J G Haury and daughter Pearl dined with Mrs Hugh Tibbets at Hinckley Wednesday. Orville Haury and son of Medina dined with Mr and Mrs G O Haury Sunday for Mrs Harys birthday. Dave Henry of Chippewa Lake called on Mrs Fred Armbruster Thursday. Joe Law Elyria Victor Burton and daughter Marcella Belden visited J G Haury home Sunday. Helen Ratscher visiting daughter Mrs Howard Brintnall at Mallet Creek this week. Greiner and son of Akron visited G O Haury home Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Norris of Cleveland visited his mother Mrs J M Norris Tuesday. Frank Stephenson spent Monday in Cleveland on business. Mrs Charles Thoma and son Charles of Battle Creek Mich visited several days this week with Mr and Mrs Nelson Gross Minnie Flest who has worked in Brunswick.

H. J. Grabbenstetter Lucille Kaiser Ruby Meyer George Maxworthy Arthur Maxworthy Lafayette Infirmary Frank Ullrich John Offenberg Columbia Adeline Beache Mills Wellingon Dan Hall Creston George Haury Cora B. Huntley J. G. Haury Pearl Hugh Tibbets Hinckley Orville Haury Medina Haury Dave Henry Chippewa Lake Fred Armbruster Joe Law Elyria Victor Burton Marcella Belden Helen Ratscher Howard Brintnall Mallet Creek Greiner Akron G. O. Haury George Norris Cleveland J. M. Norris Frank Stephenson Charles Thoma Charles Battle Creek Mich Nelson Gross Minnie Flest Brunswick

Local Groups Schedule Meetings Through Thursday

News from correspondents lists events across Avon Lake N Ridgeville Carlisle Eaton Lagrange Lake Avenue X Ridgeville Vincent Litchfield Grafton Huntington North Olmsted and Rochester. Meetings cover PTAs Mothers Study Groups Ladies Auxiliaries Granges and church groups with lunches dinners and special sessions noted.

Avon Lake Carlisle East Carlisle Community Club E. D. Anton Eaton—Bural Women’s Club B. A. Martin Eaton—Ladies Aid Lagrange—F. & A. M Lake Avenue Ridgeville L. B.S Congregational Church Vincent Markley Litchfield—Baptist Ladies Aid Ina Cary

Elyman Elected President Of Ohio Daily Papers Group

R F Fletcher of the Portsmouth Times was chosen president of the Select List of Ohio Daily Newspapers at the meeting in Columbus on Monday. Other officers include O B Littick of the Zanesville Times-Recorder as vice president C H Spencer of the Newark Advocate as secretary treasurer and A C Hudnutt of the Elyria Chronicle telegram continuing as a member of the slate.

Columbus R. F. Fletcher Portsmouth Times Ohio O. B. Littick Zanesville Times-Recorder C. H. Spencer Newark Advocate A. C. Hudnutt Elyria Chrontele

Directors Named by Ohio Newspapers Collective

A note lists names including Rodgera, Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune, R. B. Wallace, Coshocton Tribune, W. P. McKinney, Marietta Times, Kenneth Kerr, Lancaster Eagle-Gazette, and W. R. May among directors associated with local papers.

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