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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
7
Loyalist forces near Madrid unleash heavy fire to halt a retreat as nationalist troops press from the west. Premier Largo Caballero announces he will assume command of loyalist forces while mass mobilization and fortifications intensify and volunteers flood the streets.
In Indian Lake Ohio on October 16 Senator Vic Donahey did not greet President Roosevelt during his Ohio campaign stop. Donahey remained at Governor's Island, sending a note welcoming the President and expressing regrets at missing the meeting. Officials say he plans a public endorsement of Roosevelts bid for re election soon.
New York, Oct. 16 Arrangements were made today for a private funeral service for Marlon Edwin Pew, 58, a widely known newspaper man who died yesterday after an operation for a throat ailment. Pew recently resigned as editor of Editor & Publisher and had a long varied career from starting as a reporter at the Cleveland Press at 16 to his later press association work. In recent years he was well known in the trade.
Tafari denied permission to preach in Jimma while Mgr Barlassina and missionary fathers covertly moved through western Ethiopia under chieftain protection. They split into Wallega and Kaffa missions, faced killings from tribes, and after returning with Italo-Ethiopian ties, were restored under Vatican-backed leadership declaring renewed open preaching with imperial protection.
A weekly feature known for its column Shop Talk at Thirty ran in Editor and Publisher. It highlighted industry trends, media business insights, and provocative takes from a veteran journalist. The piece reflected newsroom culture and market shifts shaping publishing.
A survey of home design notes garages are now essential in housing layouts. It advises locating the garage near the street, ensuring sufficient depth and width for cars and a work bench, allowing heat in winter and safe storage, with door accessibility and fire precautions as warranted.
Portland marble setter Ray Glandon on the city hall renovation discovers a small girl's black leather shoe amid marble slabs. Elders note the slipper hasn’t been made in 35 years, stirring local merriment and folklore. In Santa Rosa Ah Gee, a Chinese laborer, completes a jail term and resists leaving a ranch after discharge, praising Sheriff Patteson as a good boss and calling conditions ideal.
The Glasgow Levernbank motorship has reached Sydney after sailing 1264 miles since leaving home port in Scotland in July 1935. It has not returned home since its departure.
Addis Ababa a detailed account of Catholic missionary to Ethiopia during the empire era. Mgr Gaudenzio Baralline led Turkese missionary fathers who faced border arrests, smuggling attempts, and years of secrecy as they sought permission to spread Rome’s faith. The narrative follows disguise, travel, and shifts in Ethiopian leadership including Haile Selassie.
The U S Geological Survey fixed Los Angeles County area at 4083.2 square miles including San Clemente and Santa Catalina Islands. Earlier surveys had placed the area between 4009 and 4115 square miles.
Clarence Wolfinger Jr. woke from a nightmare to find himself on the roof of a shed attached to his home with a fractured leg after climbing through a bedroom window to flee an imagined pursuer.
Berkeley California reports students enrolled to date 14,021 compared with 12,917 a year ago, signaling a mood shift. In Guernsey Channel Islands a monk, now over 70, has spent 40 years building the world’s smallest church. construction nears completion and the church holds a few persons.
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