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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
3
The piece notes France guarding resources while Belgium and Holland face devaluation, with England urged to lift gold export limits to stabilize markets. It mentions the dollar’s foreign exchange impact and adds Walter Nye Committee context and speculation on a diplomatic spot for Bernie Baruch.
Washington observers note high drama as opponents and supporters clash over the administration backed bill to regulate holding companies and electricity. The debate centers on three sections, potential concessions, and looming fights in Congress with figures like Cohen and Corcoran shaping policy while lobbying intensifies.
A fragmentary note suggests rising public enthusiasm for wagers on horse and dog racing. It mentions sweepstakes tickets and betting at tracks as potential engines for employment, with imagined growth in betting related roles such as bookmaker and support staff.
Adjutant Jt. W. Amore of the Salvation Army will address the City Club at the YMCA temple. He will speak on Social Uplift from the Salvation Army perspective.
Three new members were inducted at the Y M C A weekly meeting of the Y Indus Club. They are Bua Finegan, Robert Ducoty and William Bridgett. A short business meeting followed the initiation.
The Elyria board of education approved a $75 allowance for representation at the International Society for Crippled Children convention to be held in Washington next month. At least one crippled children’s teacher may attend, with possible attendance by both if arrangements allow. The district notes Elyria as the movement’s headquarters and expects value from the meeting. Rev. A. E. Kemp, new pastor of the Second Congregational church, will speak at next week’s meeting.
A reflective line on life, stressing that value lies in dedication rather than final outcomes, highlighting inner fulfillment and steadfast effort.
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