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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1936

Page

16

Plans for mailbox offensive against Roosevelt emerge in 1932 tone

The piece outlines anticipated late campaign tactics by industrialists including mass mailings to shareholders and customers arguing Roosevelt policies will cut incomes and orders. It notes sponsors like the National Association of Manufacturers and Felix du Pont, plus shifts away from bank and insurer involvement, and critiques anti trust prosecutions as selective and levered by courts.

Mark Hanna National Association of Manufacturers Felix du Pont Department of Justice Uncle Sam Bttler

Wehle and Brandeis in White House Power Circle

The article notes Louis Wehle, New York attorney, as the administration’s rising brain trust member, with links to Justice Brandeis. It contrasts this with Supreme Court Chief Sutherland’s 1923 ruling against Hitlerian racial theories and discusses broader U.S. regulatory and foreign trade challenges in aviation and finance, including South American market efforts and labor disputes on the coasts.

White House Louis Wehle New York Brandeis New Deal Congress FDR Wehle Moleys Tugwells Supreme Court of the United States Adolf Hitler Sutherland Hitler der Fuehrer Italy Germany Daniel C. Roper

Red Cross Opens Highway First Aid Stations in Ohio

In Tiffin Ohio the American Red Cross opened three highway first aid stations with ceremonies. Within two days the stations treated two severe crashes with splinting and transport to hospital saving at least one life. The program aims to place stations along major travel arteries nationwide over years and is funded by Bell Cab.

Tiffin Ohio American Red Cross United States Red Cross United States

Waterfront Unrest Rises as Unions Split Over Progressive Officers

Walkouts and sit-down strikes in New York harbor spotlight a conflict within the union as owners refuse to recognize elected progressive faction officers. The piece also surveys 1936 monetary realignments, gold flows, and potential impacts on U S credit, bond yields, and diplomacy with Britain and France.

New York Harbor

Local Visit Roundup in Birmingham and Nearby Towns

Miss Esther Broughton of Sandusky stayed with Mrs. Joe Green Witt over the weekend. Miss Marjorie Davidson of Brownhelm visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ennes and family from Cleveland spent the day at their summer home here. Mr. and Mrs. Werner Swanger of Berlin Heights visited the Swangers’ parents. Mrs. Walter Wilford and her sons Donald and Richard, and Mary Dietz were mentioned in a short social notes snippet.

Birmingham Esther Broughton Sandusky Joe Green- Witt Marjorie Davidson Brownhelm Roy Ennes Cleveland Werner Swanger Berlin Heights Jacob Swanger Walter Wilford Donald Richard Marry Dietz

Amherst Residents Host Guests in Weekend Gatherings

Amherst hosts hosted guests this weekend including Mr and Mrs William Oppermas and family, Lincoln Wasem from Philadelphia visiting his father William Wasem, and Mrs Lacobee of Elyria visiting Mrs Anthony Nieding. The Kukes family and Stanley Kukes of Lorain visited David Fakes, while Mr and Mrs Warren Met Florence spent Sunday with Br and Mrs Reaben Weasel.

Amherst William Oppermas Lincoln Wasem Philadelphia William Wasem Lacobee Elyria Anthony Nieding John Kukes Stanley Kukes Rain He David Fakes Mr. Warren Florence Mra Reaben Weasel

England Builds Ferries To Carry Trains Across Channel

England plans ferries to carry trains across the Channel allowing passengers to board in London and alight somewhere in Europe. The proposal envisions rail integrated service linking UK and European destinations with rolling stock transferred aboard ships.

England English Channel London Europe

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