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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1939

Page

16

Opponents Of Cash And Carry Plan Answered

The State Department informed Senate leaders that before the embargo, Britain and France paid cash in advance for arms. Green said contracts required partial payments before delivery and full payment on delivery. Pittman and Tobey debated the program while isolationists warned of a longer fight. Shipping restrictions soug ht easing, with talks of exemptions for Pacific routes.

Washington State Department Senate Great Britain France Joseph C. Green National Munitions Control Board Key Pittman Senate Foreign Relations Committee Roosevelt Green Pittman Europe John A. Danaher Conn Department Charles W. Tobey RN. H Foreign Relations Committee Bennett C. Clark Tobey Josiah W. Bailey N. C California Hiram W. Johnson Pacific Coast Australia

Timmy the dog and Court's birthday tragedy in Manhattan

New York Day By Day recalls a Virginia bred man Paul Christian and his son Court whose cocker spaniel Timmie is killed by an unseen truck on his fifth birthday. The family mourns as their Irish setter Shaun watches over the quiet lawn, while other city scenes unfold from Elevator A ruin to public figures like Lehman and La Guardia. A caricaturist’s page at Sardi's and a Sixth Avenue television horn reflect a bustling, evolving Manhattan, with Italians in Midtown radio lounges, and crowds lingering by Schrafft’s amid the city’s growing entertainment culture.

New York Paul Christian Philadelphia Virginia Manhattan Court Timmie Chas. Driscoll Shaun Harry F. O'Neill Harry Army & Navy Club 44Th ~Street Bar Association Lehman la Guardia Sixth Avenue Schraft’s Merchants’ Association The McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Ohio Supreme Court denies hearing in Miller estate case

The Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear arguments over an alleged oral contract Martha Miller made in 1924. Charles R. Miller claimed he earned a general caretaker and janitor role on her property and sought $12,499 from Franklin S. Miller, the estate administrator. The Lorain County Common Pleas Court awarded the sum, and the Appellate Court sustained that decision.

Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Today Martha Miller Charles R. Miller Franklin S. Miller Lorain County Commons Pleas Court

Rehabilitation Loans Open to Farmers Soon

Farm owners tenants or farm laborers who have leased farms for the next year may obtain funds by shopping early for livestock and equipment. Griffin L Roberts county Farm Security Administration representative urges planning early to share in rehabilitation loans. The first step is a farm lease and if operating capital cannot be secured from lenders the tenant may arrange rehabilitation funds for necessary livestock and equipment on a family size farm.

Farm Security Administration Griffin L. Roberts County Farm Security Administration

Roosevelt Opposes California Ham and Eggs Pension Plan

President Roosevelt today backed New Deal Social Security measures against California's ham and eggs pension scheme and similar plans in Ohio and elsewhere. He warned states not to adopt these proposals while noting California votes on Nov 7.

Washington U.P Roosevelt California Ohio Culbert L. Oson Sheridan Downey Downey Francis E. Townsend Olson Bigelow White House William D.hassett George Creek Utopia

War shadow possible halt to Greek explorations says Marinatos

Dr Spiro Marinatos, chief of Greece's Archaeological Survey, warned in Oberlin that the war may halt extensive Greek excavations. He noted Greece seeks neutrality but would fight if invaded, and discussed Excavations of Thermopylae where 480 B C Spartans faced Xerxes. work slowed by sulfur deposits from hot springs blocking the pass.

Oberlin Greece Spiro IX Marinatos Archaeological Survey and Historical Monuments America American Institute of Archaeology Berlin International Archaeological Congress Mediterranean Balkans Thermoplyae Xerxes Persia

Townsend Club Sets Friday Lorain Meeting And Fry

Lorain Townsend Club No 3 will hold a regular meeting and party Friday night and its fish fry is planned for October 27 The October 22 meeting featuring national representative Mr Warnock will be in Sandusky These date clarifications were issued to correct yesterday’s announcements Japan has about 1000 noted hot springs.

Lorain Townsend Club No. 3 Lorain Club Warnock Sandusky

Nervous Indigestion Linked to Stomach Acidity and Nerves

Dr. Chrisman explains how stomach acid secretion is affected by internal irritants and external factors, noting that food texture and other stimuli trigger nerve impulses. He describes how irritants can induce stronger stomach contractions, slow emptying, and increased acid leading to nervous indigestion in many individuals.

Claud North Chrisman M.D

Nervous strain disrupts digestion and stomach acids

The article explains how nerves slow digestion and alter stomach acid levels. Stress from daily life, worry, and anxiety disturb nerve impulses and gland secretions, causing excess or deficient acid. Treatment is not simply alkali use but addressing underlying causes and patient mindset.

Rest and soft diet advised for stomach trouble at Chesham carnival

Reading from an overworked digestive system advises a liquid or soft diet for days, then light foods. avoid fiber and acids, prune foods, and gum. Rest and patience are recommended, with occasional nerve sedatives if nerves flare up. At Chesham fair, carnival clergy led a religious service on the grounds with three clergymen taking part.

Chesham England

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