Chronicle Telegram Lorain County notices 1939 publication details
The Chronicle Telegram lists publication details and pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions. It notes editions, circulation areas including Lorain County and adjoining counties, and postal customers. Advertising reps are listed for Chicago New York Columbus Detroit and more. Tuesday September 26 1939.
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Ike
Mail
Elyria
Ohia
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Cmtroit
General Motors Ltdg
Cuba Flotation Breakthrough Boosts U S Manganese Supply
Russia remains the world’s top manganese supplier critical to steel in war and peace. A Cuban ore refinement advance using flotation has raised U S imports from Cuba to 25 percent, reducing reliance on distant sources. If fluxed further, this could bolster self sufficiency and shield Britain and the United States should Russia withhold exports.
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Russia
Poland
Cuba
United States
Europe
Navy growth sparks cross Pacific critique in press
A Philadelphia Inquirer editorial defends U.S. naval expansion as a defensive, self contained policy while noting Japan’s reaction to the fleet buildup. The piece recalls a past treaty on battleship limits and questions Japan’s credibility for breaking it. It argues armament curbs require mutual adherence and that America minds its own business.
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Tokio
United States
Japan
O. K
America
Philadelphia Inquirer
Beneficial exile offers hope for London children
A news dispatch from London notes millions of evacuated children now in England's countryside. The move, though jarring, sparks a quiet revolution in youth attitudes toward healthful living, as billeted city kids adapt to rural life and homesickness fades.
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London
England
Britain
Pumpkin Pie as American Harvest Tradition
A lively meditation on pumpkin pie praising it as a quintessential American delicacy tied to Thanksgiving and harvest abundance. The piece traces pie origins to England and American refinement, notes cultural symbolism, and celebrates mothers’ skill, while reflecting on nostalgia and moral perception.
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Merrie England
United States
America
Land of
Plymouth Colony
President Roosevelt meets Maverick in Texas
Washington Merry Go Round details a San Antonio mayoral visit where Maury Maverick pressed President Roosevelt on war, neutrality, and family. Maverick voices antiwar views while Roosevelt defends efforts to avoid involvement, noting Elliott and political strains as Congress weighs action.
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Washington
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
United States
Maury
Roosevelt
Maverick
Laled
Ellett
Eliott
Jimmy Best
Elliott
Mavericks
Texas
Ellotts
President's plan shifts on neutrality repeal idea
The President privately favored repealing the neutrality act and restoring old international law, proposing it at a meeting with congressional and Republican leaders. Key committee chair Pittman and Senator Byrnes warned against full repeal, urging compromise to avoid political risk, while Vice President Garner offered limited support for the shift.
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Garner
Roosevelt
Austin
Congress
Congressional
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chaiirman Key
Pittman
James Byrnes
Senate
Byrnes
Garnea
Ronsevelt
Uncertain Senate Stance Highlighted by Lodge Remarks
The piece notes Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts shows inconsistent positions on embargo issues. It references his past neutrality act vote against arms embargo and reports an interview sparked by Roosevelts call for a special session, discussed by Boston Herald reporter Mike Hennessy.
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Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Roosevelt
Mike Hennessy
Boston Herald
Lodge
Young Lodge
Way Out For America and other clippings from 1939
Senator Minton jokes that profanity on fascists lies in Webster s dictionary under coal. White House guard tickets a cop, who is reassigned next day. Rhode Island Democrats snub Gerry by inviting McNutt instead. Ethiopia remains a League member despite Italy s annexation.
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Sherman Minton
Indiana
America
San Francisco Chronicle
Paul C. Smith
White House
Peter Goelet Gerry
Rhode Island
Young Democrats
Mulard Tydings
Maryland
Theodore Green
Green
McNutt
Gerry
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Anniversaries in a Century of Notables and Milestones
A digest of notable births and events associated with anniversaries including Thomas Grimke in 1786, Gershwin in 1898, Randolph and Osgood 1789, steamboat service 1811, Anti-Masonic 1831, Milwaukee steam mill 1847, FTC 1914, Argonne 1918, Roosevelt 1938, with remarks on figures Irving Bacheller Robert D. W Connor Edith Abbott Eleanor Gates Henry Heimann and King Christian X.
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Thomas S. Grimke
South Carolina
Charleston
James A. Hillhousse
Connecticut
New Haven
Mira S. Townsend
Philadelphia
William H. Milburn
Congress
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Perry Co
Ohio
Arthur B Davies
Utica
N. Y
Italy
George Gershwin
Brooklyn
Edmund Randolph
Virginia
Samuel Osgood
Mass
Nicholas Roosevelt
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
William Wirt
Maryland
Milwaukee
Federal Trade Commission
Battle of the Argonne
Irving Bacheller
Winter Park
Fla
Pierpont
Robert D. W Connor
United States
Wilson
N.C
Edith Abbott
University of Chicago
School of Social Service
Grand Island
Nebr
Eleanor Gates
Los Angeles
Shakopee Minn
Henry H Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
New York City
Aviston
Ill
King Christian X of Denmark
Horoscope Note for Today’s Born Person
Astrology reading notes the individual born today has an active inquiring mind and strong sympathy yet remains self centered and reticent. It cautions against living by personal views and urges broadening thinking to avoid estrangement from family and friends.
Brighton Births Welcome Daughter at Sandusky Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Rhodes on Wednesday September 20 a daughter arrived at Sandusky Hospital. Mrs Daisy Fletcher hosted the Brighton Ladies Society gathering for members and guests.
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Paul Rhodes
Sandusky Hospital
Ladies’ Society
Daisy Fletcher
Ladies’ Society of the Brighton
Pacific Dead Sea Mystifies Ocean Mystery Near Central America
A strange dead water barrier in the Pacific, nearly oxygen free, extends thousands of miles from Central America to 180 degrees west at depths of 300 to 2,500 feet. H U Sverdrup of Scripps notes stagnation may prevent oxygen renewal, though life exists in the zone and deep sea fishes may be absent. Tomorrow: The Shadow That Walks Alone.
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Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Central America
H. U. Sverdrup
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
America at Prayer and a Club Meeting in Clarksfield
A religious reading urges a new song to God and contrasts turning from radio news with prayer. Methodist women in Clarksfield meet on September 21 with 14 members and 9 guests, electing officers Nellie Perkins, Blanche McClellan, Hazel Eaton, Ruth Greene, Irene Holmes, and Christina Burge, then share a social hour. Visitors include Effie Davis and Lee Ketchem.
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House of Israel
Hitler
Mussolini
Chamberlain
America
Methodist Church
Clarksfield
Nellie Perkins
Blanche McClellan
Hazel Eaton
Ruth Greene
Irene Holmes
Sunshine
Christina Burge
M. E Merril
Effie Davis
Lakewood
Lee Ketchem
Wellington
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League of Nations
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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