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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1940
Page
15
A sweeping column notes Allied agents buying routes in Kansas City, Mussolini bidding on American mules, Duff Cooper's lecture flop, and Cordell Hulls policy. It argues chemistry and chemurgy will redefine global finance, with plastics replacing tin and oil, reshaping industry and isolationism.
In Cleveland on April 1 a Federal District Court motion seeks a separate trial for eight master plumbers among 102 indicted for Sherman antitrust violations. Named defendants include Herman W. Eckhart, Sevena Henry S. Blank, Carter L. Flenye, J Reuse, Bernard E. McGrath, HL AY Porter, George H. Werner, and A L Bott.
The Men's Club of the Church of Christ will hold its April supper on Thursday, April 17 at 6:30 p.m. Speakers Dr. Harold Robinson and Waltur Gaston will discuss Elyria Public Health activities and photography as a hobby. All men and friends invited. H. W. Tibballs chairs the group.
In Riverville Kim Wade confronts Cobina Sacket and Sandra Stark after a series of betrayals and a near-fatal horse accident. Cobina reveals an engagement shift to Alex Fremon while Wade faces mounting suspicion from Alex and Tollinson at a stockholders meeting about dam costs and a missing cement wall plan.
The piece argues scientists control global policy through chemistry and technology rather than Hitler. It claims a seven man non-German science board runs Germany, with one Dutch member dead in the last year, and notes few Americans know their identities while science supersedes old finance and empires.
A dramatic discussion asserts Germany leads a scientific revolution with a new Age of Science and Chemurgy. It argues Hitler enables scientists by removing political and financial obstacles, while a global view questions the foundation of conventional economics and the gold standard. Nearby, Elyria residents move to Curtice farm as local social notes report illnesses and vacations among Oberlin students.
LaGrange Mrs. Ford Loomis of Elyria was a Sunday guest of Miss Nettie Gauldie. Mr. and Mrs. Orcutt and sons of Marion were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rawson. Miss Iva Dean cares for Mrs. Leigh Monesmith on River road. Mrs. Charles Foster returned home after weeks with her brother the late Henry Curtice of Obdertin. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schnarr and
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