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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1939

Page

4

Seizure of Sea Lions Prompts Controversial Claim to Training

Captain George M McGuire of Santa Barbara uses nets and lassos to capture sea lions visiting Santa Cruz Island claiming three year old females ideal for training. He ships captives worldwide while defending merciful treatment amid broader war time rhetoric and calls for global trade policies.

George M McGuire Santa Barbara Cal Santa Cruz Island MccGuires McGuire Choko

Roadside Carrier Boy Advertises Daily In Elyria

Fragmentary OCR note describes a carrier boy and daily distribution outside Elyria with a mention of chiefs or editors and a Detroit reference. The readable bits point to an ad like notice for delivery or newspaper distribution on a Monday in October 1939.

Itehera Clare Ohnas SS Entereane Elyria With Ning Crane Sones

Toward Mechanizing Our Army and the $6 Million Tank Order

An Army plan for 329 new tanks at a cost of 6 million dollars signals a push toward mechanizing U S land forces. The piece argues Germany’s rapid tank use in Poland contrasts with America’s limited mechanized units and urges timely expansion, noting Britain and France lagging and U S industrial capacity strong for such production. The author contends the time to prepare is now given the small standing army relative to population and the growing role of mechanized warfare.

Poland United States Europe Great Britain France Germany Russia

Motion Picture Critics Target Portrayal of Journalists

Hollywood offices demand producers stop caricaturing American newspaper men as drunken, unethical cadgers. Journalists nationwide applaud, insisting modern press is exacting and upholding high professional standards to protect public opinion and the craft’s reputation.

Will Hays Hollywood America

Defense spending rivals war costs in peacetime plan

The piece argues defense spending is cheaper than fighting anew in Europe. It cites a proposed 700 million dollar Army increase and a 4 billion dollar two ocean navy but notes total WWI costs reached 50 billion by 1930. The author says the public favors strong defenses to deter war but not repeated overseas bloodshed.

War Department United States Gatun Army Navy Congress Washington, D. C News

What Is Propaganda A Primer On Truth And Persuasion

In perilous times propaganda is discussed to clarify its nature and effects. H C Peterson argues that propaganda relies on selective truths rather than outright lies, presenting a half truth that appeals to individuals and can mislead when many such partial truths are combined.

H. C Peterson Alliance

2 Percent On Your Home Forever

Ohio voters face Bigelow amendments that would levy a 2 percent tax on land valued at 20 000 per acre and up The attorney general defines land to include improvements The Supreme Court and authorities vary but the piece argues the tax would hit most small homes and residences making taxes rise forever

Bigelow Ohio Attorney General’s Office Supreme Court Mackstone

Anniversary list marks notable births and events

A compiled list notes anniversaries of prominent figures and milestones. It includes Harriet Hosmer born in Watertown in 1830, Winfield Scott Schley born in Maryland, Myron Herrick born in Huntington, Leonard Wood born in Winchester, Edward Bok born in Holland, Gamaliel Bradford born in Boston, Martin Johnson born in Rockford Michigan, plus charter grants and milestones like Yale's early college status, the Camden and Amboy Railroad opening, California’s overland mail, Alaska’s formal U.S. possession, Chicago fire’s timing, the first outdoor telephone call, and Theodore Roosevelt’s 1905 college athletics talks. Also listed are birthdays of Dr. William H. Burton, Creed C. Hammond, Prof. W Spencer Hutchinson, Aimee Semple McPherson, Prof. David S. Muzzey, Dr. Joseph H. Brewer, and Dr. Amand C Marts with origins and ages.

Harriet G. Hosmer Watertown Mase Winfield Scott Schley Frederick Co Myron T. Herrick Cleveland Huntington Ohio France Leonard Wood Winchester Boston Edward W. Bok Philadelphia The Ladies Home Journal Holland Gamaliel Bradford Martin Johnson Rockford Saybrook Conn Yale University New Haven Camden and Cambridge Theodore Roosevelt Kriemhilde Wiliam H Burton Univ of Southern California Harvard School of Education Ft Worth Texas Creed C. Hammond Portland Lexington Mass Joseph H. Brewer Olivet College Mich Grand Rapids Amand C Marts Bucknell Univ. Pa Reeds Corner N. Y

Bible Readings and The Bible as Literature Probe

The article discusses Bible readings and presents The Bible as a bound library from many authors over a thousand years. It highlights diverse voices from shepherds to philosophers and notes themes of oppression, democracy, power, and spiritual persistence that echo contemporary headlines.

Fortune Favours a Bold Prudent Traveler on Business

A cautious yet energetic note predicts good fortune and real honors for a person of reserve power. Travel is likely in pursuit of business and should prove successful, with other aspects reasonably favorable.

Voice Of The People On Peace And War In Europe

The letter writer criticizes Hitler’s calls for peace while accusing him of aggression and manipulation. He questions leadership, armament cuts, and the motives of munitions makers, while asserting that only mass strikes and infantry hold ground.

Mad Dog of Europe Poland Czechoslovakia Hitler Germany Napoleon Thain Rie

Woman 96 Warns Girls To Slow Down

Hartford report quotes Mrs Flavuil a Topping who at 96 cautions young women to slow their pace. She says girls today smoke drink and chase flashy clothes, claiming she has never done these things and remains alive and well at 96.

Hartford Conn Flavuilla Topping

South Ridge Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies Meet

October gathering of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies met at Clearview Grove Cottage with devotional led by Mrs Ralph Fowl and readings by Mrs Harvey Curtis and others. District Missionary Rally set for Oct 10 at Emmanuel church Lo Rain. A chicken supper was discussed for early November.

L A W. M South Ridge Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies Clearview Grove Cottage Ralph Fowl Harvey Curtis Multon Schlechter R G Pferrer E F Snyder Evangelical Emmanuel E F. Snyder

Grange Ladies to Entertain in Masquerade at Clearview Grove

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hickory Tree Grange invites all Grange members to an October 12 masquerade evening hosted by Mrs. J P Bechtel at Clearview Grove Cottage in Clearview.

Hickory Tree Grange J P Bechtel Clearview Grove Cottage Grange

Sunshine Sunday School Class Meeting Time

The Sunshine Sunday School Class will hold its regular meeting on a forthcoming Sunday at an unspecified time. Attendees are advised to await official notices for the exact hour and location.

Sunshine Sunday

Thursday Evening With Mass Margaret Mason of West

A brief social item notes Mass Margaret Mason of West will attend Thursday evening events.

Margaret Mason West A

Missionary Society Meeting Attended by Elyria Group

Mrs. EC. Schubert attended a Friday afternoon meeting of the Missionary Society of the M. E. Church of Elyria, held with Mrs. H. Heidrick in Elyria.

EC. Schubert The Missionary Society of the M. E. Church of Elyria H. Heidrick

Banquet Attended by Oliver Schubert at Elyria Church

Oliver Schubert attended a banquet held Wednesday evening at the M. E. Church in Elyria hosted by the Lorain County Educational Association.

Oliver Schubert M. EK Elyria Lorain

Booster Night at Hickory Tree Grange in Amherst

Attendees at the Hickory Tree Grange Booster Night in Amherst Thursday included Mr. and Mrs. L W Spiegelberg Mrs E Stang Mr and Mrs George Knittle Miss Marian Knittle Mr and Mrs E C Frye and son Joseph Arnold Flock and Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel.

Hickory Tree Grange Amherst L W. Spiegelberg E . Stang George Knittle Marian Knittle E. C. Frye Joseph Arnold Flock J. P. Bechtel

District Missionary Rally at Lorain Church

A delegation from here expects to attend the District Missionary Rally to be held Thursday at the Emmanual Evangelical Church in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Theodore Grills of West Ridge spent Wednesday evening with L. W. Spiegelberg and family. Mrs. Mary Lange and Mrs Ar-

Emmanual Evangelical Church Lorain Theodore Grills West Ridge L. W. Spiegelberg Mary Lange

Visitors and calls in Lorain this week

Thur Zipp of Lorain were guests of Mrs. C E Cook on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs B C Frye and son Joseph called on the former's brother Gilbert Frye in Lorain Friday evening.

Lorain C. E. Cook B.C. Frye Joseph Gilbert Frye

Puny Aspirant For Navy Now Is Strong Man

Eldorado finds 18 year old Sir Paul Falk, once rejected for navy due to low weight, now weighs 150 pounds after rapid gains. He lifts 240 pounds, runs three miles daily, and trains at least 15 hours weekly. He seeks a tryout with the U.S. Olympic weight lifting team.

Eldorado Paul Falk Falk Navy

Use of Diesel-powered busses is Increasing in Europe

Diesel powered buses are becoming more common across Europe as cities push for cleaner fleets and tougher emissions standards. Public transit agencies report higher demand for low emission options and greater private sector investment in diesel technology.

Europe

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