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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1938
Page
5
Foreign Advertising Representatives include John W. Cullen in Chicago at 8 So. Michigan Ave Connie and list New York at 501 Fifth Ave and Detroit with General Motors Bids iv Publishes.
The world knows Henry Ford as a renowned manufacturer whose mass production ideas shaped history. Dearborn locals and countless well wishers mark fifty years of marriage for Mr and Mrs Ford, noting his modest character,Preservation of relics and lifelong ties to Dearborn.
In Troy New York students hoarded 250000 pennies in three days to dramatize hidden taxes. They call themselves tax centinals and plan to reintroduce the coins into circulation. They say 25 percent of each purchase reflects unseen taxes, highlighting the drain on purchasing power. Exposure alone may not end the evil.
The piece outlines wage-cut negotiation tactics by two groups, the pressure on the National Mediation Board, and likely concessions to cut a 7 percent rise to save railroads from 1995. it also covers Arthur Morgan's ouster and a religious meditation on loyalty, betrayal, and Christ's teaching about service. John Oxenham excerpt adds a reflective Easter message.
A brief religious exhortation stressing humility and compassion. It urges readers to view others with sympathy and love, avoid judgment, and practice forgiveness and service as essential Christian duties guided by biblical references and a prayerful spirit.
This column recalls notable births like Frank W. Woolworth and Arthur KL Holder, plus historical milestones such as the first five insurance companies in America, Fort Sumter firing, and early aviation advances. It also notes various births and achievements of political and cultural figures, with a reflective editorial closing on moral guidance.
Doctors from the University of Pennsylvania urge business leaders to discard the fear of workers over forty. They note that physical, intellectual and emotional growth peaks between forty and sixty, and older employees bring value, steadiness and experience, potentially boosting productivity and national stability.
Representative Thomas denounces Washington propaganda costs arguing that 669,352,060 pieces of mail totaling 91,125,145 pounds were sent in 1936 at 32 million dollars. He claims most mail was lit erary products of publicity men and ghost writers and calls for inquiry into the costly public selling of political brands.
Insurance statisticians report bicycle automobile collisions rising from 1935 to 1937, with youths aged 10 to 19 bearing most deaths. US estimates place about 700 such deaths in 1936 and 1937, and 350 in 1935. Experts urge lights, reflectors, cycling paths, and stricter traffic enforcement to reduce the toll.
The National Whirligig Challenge reports President Roosevelt pressed by railroad executives and industrial magnates to outline a concrete recovery program. He urges actionable proposals to stabilize output and restore public confidence, while critics and insiders debate overproduction and policy.
Anniversaries noting Thomas Jefferson born 1743 in Shadwell Virginia and died in Monticello, Virginia. clockmaker Terry born Windsor Connecticut with early factory ridicule. James Harper born New York founder of the printing house. George C Jenks author of Nick Carter and Diamond Dick stories. Henry Pereira Mendes prominent New York figure.
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