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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1937

Page

11

Propaganda and the News wartime cinema influence excerpt

This 1937 New York Times reprint from Will Irwin highlights two parallel WWI wars: ground combat and propaganda battles in media. It quotes Konoe and Ponsonby, detailing anti-Japanese cinema in the U S, British and Allied propaganda strategies, and Hollywood film as a tool to sway American opinion and entry into war.

Will Irwin New York Times Tokio United States Konoe Viscount Hidemaro Konoe Hollywood America Shanghai Japan Pearl Buck Nanking Cathay Hotel China Arthur Lord Ponsonby United States of America Germany Kaiser Great Britain California Pacific

Miami Entanglement Drives Garrison Love Net

Guy Garrison plots to marry a woman he has not met while paying Joan Wilton to pose as his fiancée on a yacht cruise with his Uncle Sherman. Ned Acton, Joan’s ally and a fearless captain, confronts the scheme as tensions explode over rings, loyalties, and a looming confrontation at sea.

Guy Garrison Miami Sherman Joan Wilton Mabel Lane Joan Guy Mabel Ned Acton Ned Mandarin the Mandarin Miss Lane Mr. Acton Mr. Garrison Noa Stone

History repeats battles of truth and deceit in war

A quotation recalls two World War I eras from 1914 to 1918 where one conflict used shot and shell while another used pen ink paper and camera to propagate lies. It notes that men fought and died in one war and fought and lied in the other, twenty years later, suggesting history rewards those who read and remember it.

Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Rally at church and birthday party span October events

Twenty six youths met at the church for a rally and backed by a Rhindfleish property bonfire lunch with song. Marion Bainbridge spoke. Harry M. Fry and Mrs. Fry hosted Saturday guests for dinner with Rev and Mrs Carpenter. Mrs Esking celebrated her eighty third birthday with thirty five guests at the Taft home. Ivan Bartter’s wedding was at Lakewood with Merton Bartter and Hall in attendance. Ladies Aid plans a dinner at Mrs Ponting’s on Oct 28. Anders Maller died suddenly in Valbs Denmark after a murder scare.

Rhindfleish Marion Bainbridge Harry M. Fry Cleveland Carpenter Asa Taft Eskins

Church Directory listings of area congregations and services

A consolidated church directory lists services for many denominations across Oberlin Road Princeton Avenue West River Street and nearby streets. It provides times for Sunday School morning and evening services, midweek prayers and Bible studies, youth and missionary activities, and pastors or leaders for each church along with addresses and contact cues.

First Hungarian Baptist Church Julius Kish West River Street Alex Yosa Young Peoples West Avenue Wiiks Jackson Second Baptist Church West Sixteenth Street Collis Odell Stewart ASL Young People's Meeting Grace Lutheran Church Cor Princeton Ave River W. W. Walker First Church OF Christ Scientist East Ave Redington Block Middle Ave Second Street

Wellington High Seeks Drama Society Members

Miss Carolyn Clifford gathers eighth and ninth graders for a new drama group at Wellington Junior High. Tryouts Monday and Tuesday will include prose reading and play excerpt interpretation before three faculty members. The group limits 30 members, 15 from eighth grade. first program planned for Thanksgiving chapel.

Wellington Ohio Carolyn Clifford Clifford Sarah Huntridge Mary Kelly Thanksgiving Chapel Sgt. Campbell Lakewood Lawrence Miter Cleveland Auto

Acquitted Denhardt Trial Ends as Derogations Precedent

Gen Denhardt acquitted on charges following a trial where Mrs Taylor was said to have killed herself. The Garrs faced a not guilty verdict after a heated defense of self defense and temporary insanity. A Kentucky courtroom scene drew 400 spectators as Roy Garre was freed.

Denhardt Garrs Roy Jack Doc Garre Commonwealth Kentucky Charles C. Marshall Storeman RK. V. Bennett Marshall Bennett

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