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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1938

Page

3

Europe sees a US Britain peace axis growing

European observers report a coordinated U S Britain France effort to deter Adolf Hitler. Washington to London to Paris is treated as a moral axis pressuring Germany over Czechoslovakia. Roosevelt Hull and Kennedy speeches are viewed as part of a planned policy aligning with Britain.

United Press London Europe United States Great Britain France Adolf Hitler Washington Paris Germany Czechoslovakia Americas Roosevelt Canada William C Bullttts Rheims Bourdeaux Joseph Kennedys Scotland Cordell Hull Britain

Senate probes study reports from six states

The Senate Campaign Investigating Committee reviewed reports from Georgia California Pennsylvania Tennessee Kansas Arkansas and Maryland about primary campaigns. It cited that state and federal employees faced warnings against political activity and charged Salisbury Maryland postmistress Maude Toulson with campaigning for Roosevelt foe Davis J Lewis, a matter referred to the Justice Department. Kentucky findings included state employees handling social security and highway funds contributing 71,543 dollars and 50 cents to Chandler's campaign under certain conditions.

Washington Senate Campaign Georgia Roosevelt California Pennsylvania Tennessee Wheots Arkansas Maryland Kentucky Senate Alben W Barkley Happy) Chandler Maude R Toulson Salisbury Davis J Lewis Millard EE Tydings Justice Department Chandlers

Elyrian Returns From 10,000-Mile Automobile Tour

Attorney John K. Nece completed a 10,000 mile driving tour to the West Coast visiting 18 states. He left Elyria July 13 and returned Wednesday night, meeting 11 Michigan classmates and other old friends. He saw two expected friends in Pennsylvania but found them away. The trip traced Pueblo country to San Diego and Tia Juana, then Los Angeles and San Francisco to Seattle, returning via Chicago. He collected color folders of travel interest to share with his friends, totaling over 20 items arranged to reflect his itinerary.

John K. Nece Ann Arbor Michigan Nece Elyria University of Michigan Herbert Temple Shirley Temple Shirleys Nece’s Pennsylvania San Diego Tia Juana Mexico Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Chicago Middle Far Western

118-Year-Old Letter in Elyria Holds Family Ties

Albert Baxter of 336 Twelfth Street owns a letter dated May 15 1900 written by Ann Tucker to her sister Sally Croftot mother of Heman B Robb. The 118 year old missive is in perfect shape and readable though the old fashioned script challenges modern readers. It discusses the immortal soul and recounts blessings the sisters are grateful for.

Albert Baxter Twelfth Street Ann Tucker Sally Crofcot Heman B Robb Baxter Robb Spencer

Statewide WPA violations alleged in relief worker campaign

The document cites a systematic campaign among relief workers in Pulaski and Russell counties on behalf of Barkley, noting about two percent of annual salaries as virtue ally assessed and alleging flagrant WPA regulation violations and possible criminal statute breaches across parts of the state.

Pulaski Russell Barkley Works Progress Administration

Branding Irons Echo Old Wyoming Cattle Heritage

In Cheyenne the Wyoming Stock Growers Association displays over 50 branding irons collected by secretary Russell T. Thorp. The collection traces brands from pre statehood outfits, including John Walker Myers’s 1857 “Yoke 9” and Mary E. Carter’s “bug” iron from 1884. Notable pieces include a boot-shaped iron from Fort Laramie and Thorp’s own “revolving H,” with several irons still in use such as the “010 Bar” near Rawlins. A separate wildlife note from Phillips, Maine reports three black bears and local sightings of partridges, deer, and foxes.

Cheyenne Wyo Wyoming Wyoming Stock Growers Association Russell T. Thorp John Walker Myers Charles Myers Evanston J. B. Long Salt Lake City Pitman Old Fort Laramie Thorp Col. C. F Rawlins Mary E. Carter

Punjab Firemen Arrive Six Months After Blaze

In Lahore, a home fire prompted an urgent letter to the Punjab state fire brigade as no telephone existed. The chief officer left on leave, a successor delayed six months before routing the case to the Dewan and ruler for immediate action. The ruler ordered the brigade to proceed, but by then a new building stood on the site. Automakers in Estonia face a two month delay in bookings.

Lahore India Punjab Dewan State ‘Fire Brigade

Coroner's Jury Opens Inquest In Death Of Count

In Miami a coroner's jury opened an inquest into the death of the Count of Covadonga eldest son of the former King of Spain. The Count died from shock after a car crash caused by Mildred Gaydon a cabaret cigarette girl. Secretay Jack Fleming will testify the Count claimed partial responsibility due to steering wheel grip. The Count suffered from haemophilia and funeral services were held. the body is placed in a crypt.

Miami Fla Covadonga Spain Mildred Merry Mulhe

Seek To Settle Strike In San Francisco Stores

San Francisco mayor Angelo Rossi met with employers and union leaders to settle a bitter strike affecting 34 department stores. The Retail Clerks Union, AF of L affiliated, called the walkout after failing to reach an agreement on preferential tuning and store wide seniority. Pickets remained on duty 24 hours a day amid arrests and unrest. Separately in Taylor Texas, crowds watched a large hotel fire alongside a local dog fight drawing attention and police efforts to control the blaze.

San Francisco Ith Angelo Rossi Retail Clerks Union American Federation of Labor

Lorain Holds 125th Perry Anniversary Parade

About 25 000 lined streets as Lorain celebrated Commodore Perry’s Battle of Lake Er ie victory with 6 000 marchers. Elyria contributions included a Perry Memorial float and band. Congressman Dow W Harter spoke, inviting continued Put in Bay activities and recalled Perry’s career and the three hour battle on Lake Erie ending with the famous We have met the enemy and they are ours.

Lorain Uncle Sam John Bull Oliver Hazard Perry Battle of Lake Ernie Elyria American Legion Perry Memorial Putin Bay Lake Erie Dow W Harter Congressional Commission Harter Put-in-Bay Ohio Commodore Perry Lake Great Northwest

Lorain leaders laud bonds for two bridges

The speaker praised the bond issue approval for building two Lorain bridges as a step toward a larger industrial community and lasting peace. Also speaking at the event were Lorain Mayor George P. Brett Postmaster William Moriarty Don W. Myers Lorain County Bar Association president and County Prosecutor Howard R. Butler.

Lorain George P. Brett William Moriarty Don W. Myers Lorain County

Triplets Born To Sullivan Couple in Wellington

Triplets two boys and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Walter Thompson of Sullivan yesterday morning. Attending physician Dr Joseph Whitacre of Lodi. Also delivered a son to Mr and Mrs Matton Clawson of Sullivan. Thompson family has five other children. He works as a truck driver for the state highway department. Mother and children reported doing nicely. Ireland is waning on cock fighting. Unemployment in Peru remains negligible this season.

Wellington Walter Thompson Sullivan Joseph Whitacre Lodi Whitacre Matton Clawson Thompson State Highway Department

Ridge Church Missionary to Speak at Sunday Service

Reverend Henry Stick, an Africa missionary for over 20 years, will be the guest speaker at South Ridge Evangelical church's 11 a.m. service on Sunday September 11. Rev R G Pferrer announced the event with Mrs Stick providing accompaniment and Brownhelm Evangelical Church joining in. Neighbors and friends are invited to attend. Germany reports 1,000,000 more employed than in the 1928 29 boom.

Henry Stick Africa South Ridge Evangelical Church R. G. Pferrer

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