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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1938
Page
6
The piece argues that public confidence in pump priming wanes as critics claim government interference with private business worsens the economy. It notes Roosevelt’s fireside chats attracted mixed reactions and concludes that people are doing their own thinking more than in recent years, a trend seen as beneficial.
Editorial argues that government spending can be prudent and cites the Alaska purchase of 1867 for 7.2 million dollars as a profitable investment. It notes Alaska now yields about 70.6 million annually in fish, fur, and minerals, with 67,000 residents and growing industries including oil, coal, wood pulp, tourism, and potential agriculture expansion.
Dr Ernest W Meyer former secretary of the German embassy in Washington warns that Germany has forced uniformity, not voluntary unity, arguing that 65 million people cannot continually agree on policies. He asserts that coercion breeds hypocrisy and harms character while the American policy of free speech preserves individual integrity and strengthens the state.
The Nation's leaders dispute over pump priming and business policy signals a possible presidential rift between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Vice President Garner. Roosevelt defies GOP-like opposition while Garner challenges reforms, hinting at a future party realignment amid Hatch bill battles and reorganization debates.
The text asserts that ethical and religious teachings promote peace over war as the normal relation between nations. It explains the English spelling of Czech and notes the pronunciation of cz as similar to ch in cherry.
A compiled list of anniversaries honors founders and notable figures with birth and death dates. It includes Mary Bo Russell creator of the Sisters of Mercy in California, John H. Delph painter of animals, Clarence Darrow hogger, William Travers Jeromte, George Nall Stewart, Rollin A. Harris, Richard Harding Davis, and other figures. also notes TODAY IN HISTORY events such as Paul Revere's ride, the Mormons' Missouri expulsion, Dorr War, Cerro Gordo, Dickens at Delmonico's, and the San Francisco earthquake.
Letter writers urge individuals and business to cut costs and preserve jobs during the Roosevelt era low mood. They praise private sector economy shifts, call for personal responsibility, and advocate restoring economic sanity and confidence while awaiting national leadership.
Under the Parent Teachers Association supervision Amherst faculty and friends plan two one act plays titled The Jeweled Hand and Mrs Stubbins Book Agent. Cast for The Jeweled Hand includes Helen Mitz Gordon Splete James Ni col Esther Schatz Glen Slusser Margaret Histed Florence Heussner. Mrs Stubbins Book Agent features Victor Schnaak William Lantz E F Litzenberg Mrs Victor Schnaak and Alice Parsons. Also Congregational Sunday School boys class enjoyed an outing at Vermilion River with a noon picnic and fishing as the main activity.
Committees of various village organizations will meet at the town hall this evening at 7 o clock to discuss plans for the memorial celebration. Mayor Henry Garland will call the meeting to order and oversee the proceedings.
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