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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1939
Page
3
Boake Carter cites Mr Roosevelt's calls for disinterested foreign policy and nonpartisan cooperation while noting earnest Washington critics. He says doubts are held by officials and non-Congress insiders close to the president, reflecting tension over international policy.
Wary members within Roosevelt’s circle fear the president’s neutrality path and voice private concerns about defeat of Hitler and active aid to democratic Europe. They debate resigning or serving to guard public welfare, while criticizing public tone and fearing war under his approach. Submarines and nonpartisan tones are questioned as a few loyal aides choose to stay put.
In Britain a new drug named apanatin and sodantoin shows over 50 percent relief in epilepsy patients. Discovered by Drs. Merritt and Putnam in the United States and developed in British hospitals, results were presented by W McCartan J Carson and L Frost at a medical board. Among 142 severe cases treated, 58 percent were freed from attacks and 27 percent were substantially improved after up to 11 months of therapy.
In Trinity National Forest California a mule refused to climb a steep grade until a forest guard used a portable radio. The master spoke encouraging words into the transmitter and the mule, startled by the voice, began to ascent without further resistance.
Green Bay News records Lee Mulleneaux at center and Carl Mulleneaux at end for the Packers. Both are in their second season, continuing a rare brother duo in professional football. Lee is a former Arizona player and Carl earned three letters at Utah State.
SCOTLAND YARD PRETORIA A special police branch modeled on Britain's Scotland Yard has been established in South Africa to combat underground movements in the Union and to target fascist groups such as the greyshirts and brown shirts.
A night blooming cereus which opened last night is a new attraction at the home of Aaron Richards on West River Road, announced today.
London reports two newspapers said Russia and Germany planned a peace conference with a neutral power invited. Britain planned to reject any peace based on Poland’s destruction and push the war toward top aims of defeating Hitler and restoring Poland, even as a Soviet threat loomed.
They doubted the Russian transport system could let Germany entirely evade the British contraband blockade and questioned Russia's ability to supply vast goods for a long range delivery of German technical items, given Germany's lack of gold and Russia's needs.
Bethany Baptist Church holds Sunday worship with a sermon on The Sword of Christ by the pastor. At 3:30 the Missionary Society hosts The Church of God in Christ. The Reverend Fox delivers the afternoon message. Evening events include B Y P U at 6:00 and communion at 7:30. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7:30 led by the pastor. Thursday at 7:30 the Willing Workers meet.
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 30 Willing Workers will present Biy ria Day featuring the merchants of the city.
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