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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1939
Page
2
Boake Carter rants against Senator Hiram Johnson over Neutrality Act repeal. He rails at War Industries Board power, Louis Johnson, and Morgan connections, linking them to 1917 style intrigue. The piece paints Roosevelt’s clashes, embargo politics, and Legion influence as pivotal to wartime policy.
Elyria Sports Club presents weekly wrestling at Rialto Friday with Buck Weaver versus Ray Ryan and Wild Bill Zimovitch facing Danny Savich. The card features Savich and Zimovitch opening at 8:30 pm, rough style promised, as members sign one card for membership updates.
New York Sept 27 ap Red Ruffing will pitch the World Series opener and get his last Boston workout today in the doubleheader against the Red Sox With Lefty Gomez out sick Monte Pearson was tabbed for the No 2 Series start Most action centered in the National League where the Reds and Cards split a doubleheader moving Cincinnati nearer the pennant Giants Dodgers also split two games Carl Hubbell won his 11th and Luke Hamlin his 19th in a seven inning nightcap Greenbergs 33rd homer backed Hank Greenberg as the Tigers swept a doubleheader from the Browns Braves 13 4 over Senators keyed by Moses four hits Yesterday’s Hero Gene Thompson Reds within one game of the NL pennant by beating the Cards 31
The Liberty Hill home demonstration club finished painting the 84th mailbox with aluminum red and black. Clubwomen hope their work symbolically persuades lawmakers in Chicago to back the Administration’s peace-time security drive and unite the nation against perceived threats. Louis, a fighting figure, warns that the Legion could react if not endorsed. The piece frames civic action as wartime service and aims to influence political support.
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