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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1938

Page

8

Roosevelt tensions and Mussolini clash over European conference

Washington notes tension at the White House as Roosevelt decries Mussolini for twisting his plan for a broader European conference into a four power private deal. A foreign diplomat describes Hitler as a man of simple tastes who wants everything. Wallace reshuffles stress agriculture and private lands, signaling push for Reorganization Bill.

Roosevelt Udter Munich Russia Czechoslovakia Chamberlain Mussolini Washington Hitler Wallace Agriculture Department White House Brownlow Interior Harold Ickes

To Stop Constipation Get at Its Cause

An ad explains constipation often stems from insufficient bulk in the diet. It recommends Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast with ample water, noting bulk and a bowel-friendly intestinal tonic from vitamin B. It stresses the product is not a drug and is sold by grocers.

Kelloge Kelloge’s Battle Creek

Reorganization shifts threaten long resisted agency ties

The plan reorganizes agencies amid historic fights between Agriculture and Interior over control. Forest Service and Public Roads face potential transfer, while the Pure Food and Drugs Administration remains an orphan. Wallace reveals readiness to sacrifice, though the AAA stays folded into Agriculture. Moody shifts upset business and AFL leaders as Burke recants plans to modify the Wagner Act after studying England. Television probe accelerates two firms releasing sets early for Christmas amid anti trust scrutiny. Labor politics stir in New York as Liebman, Barton, and Backer contest ballots, with Mrs Roosevelt's look noted and Ambassador Espil handling letters.

Est Agriculture and Interior F. A. Silcox Forest Service Interior Department Ickes Silcox Wallace Pure Food and Drugs Administration Department AAA Agricultural Confere England Wagner Burke Roosevelt Justice and Commerce Departments Federal Trade Commission Steel Walter Liebman New Deal New York Bruce Barton C. O Lee Pressman David Dubinsky International Ladies’ Garment Workers Pressman George Backer American Labor Party Labor Party Liebman Dubinsky CIO Backer

Town Line BRIEFS Woman's Union dinner at St. Peter's Amherst

Mrs. J. M. Delefield and Mrs. John Peters attended the semiannual birthday dinner of the Woman's Union held Thursday at St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church of Amherst. Mrs. L. W. Spiegelberg and Mrs. R. G.

J. M. Delefield John Peters Woman's Union St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church of Amherst L. W. Spiegelberg R. G

Local Women’s Groups Meet Across Counties

Spiegelberg and Mrs Ernest Ingold attended a Ladies Aid and Woman’s Missionary Society gathering in Clearview Grove. Mrs J H Delefield joined the Executive Board of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Elyria. Delefield and others attended the Regional Conference at Valley City Emmanuel Evangelical Church as a delegate. The Spiegelbergs, with C E Coon, departed for a Canada motor trip. Several social visits occurred including Mrs E C Schubert’s call on Mrs Pearl Beck in Elyria. Local families hosted and visited during the weekend and Monday evening with members of the Spiegelberg and Ernst families hosting guests from Cleveland and Amherst.

C. E. Coon East Amherst Canada E. C. Schubert Pearl Beck Elyria Ohio E. C. Smith William Miller Nellie Mathias Cleveland L. A. Ernst and Family Jd. &. Stein Betty Stein J. M. ‘Twist J. H. Deicfeld Russell Spiegelberg Albert Schroeder Edison Highway Nelson Bechtel Dennis L. W. Spiegelberg Walter Lawrence Amherst

Don's Pills for kidney relief advertised in old ad

An advertisement urges Don's Pills as relief for backache and tired kidneys. It claims kidneys filter waste from blood, causing pains and swelling, and that Doan's Pills have helped millions for over 40 years to flush toxins from the body.

Don Doan

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