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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1938

Page

9

Federal Arts Act proposal targets national culture control

Boake Carter notes timing of New Deal attacks on communications and warns of a bill by Representative Coffee to create a permanent Bureau of Fine Arts. The plan would fund government oversight of theatre, dance, music, literature, and graphic arts, expanding culture as a social necessity under democracy.

United States Boake Carter Representative Coffee State of Washington House Committee On Congress Bureau of Fine Arts Federal Bureau Tse Wste Goebbel Germany Federal Bureau of Arts America Burea Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Law Breakers Must Pay Penalty

A critique of government overreach argues narc to curb crime and promote natural law. It rails at federal arts control, proposing a Bureau of Fine Arts with sweeping regional power, salaries, and job allocation, replacing WPA arts programs and dictating cultural life.

Wellington News Notes and Local Visits

Wellington notes record Edward Wells returning from a visit with 5pt Myre and various local residents abroad. Mentions of Miss Kathryn Murray resuming teaching, Easter with relatives, and plans for Eagles fishery postponed due to Good Friday. A separate opinion critique attacks a proposed federal art program, warning of government overreach and press suppression.

Wellington Edward Wells Myre M. Algee Washington FP. B. Grege Here Robert Gregg Pittsburgh Bertha Leupin Can- Lon Ausman Meadville Charles Barnes Huth Fisher Lakewood Lewis Kathryn Murray Amherst Lena Murray Paul Nichols Cory Joan Ruhs Mare Juhi Laverly Waller Elyria Bh Frye L. 2 van Arsdale Martin Waller May Pearce Greenwich Ohio

Local Jottings and Church Pageant Notes

By Cora M. Shepard many local residents are listed visiting relatives and attending church events. The Cross of Christ pageant featured readers Margaret Sthach Louise Park and soloist Miss Meredith with pianist Naomi Brenner at the Church of Christ. Other Easter observances included Grace Hoedel and Delmas Hoedel's Florida trip and Queen Esther Society meet hosted by Miss Florence Starr with devotional by Ruth Cordray.

Clifton Weet Lucille Walker Asd Ter. Helen Berea Franklin Wisit Obertin H. L. Wight Grace Hoedel Here Delmas Hoedel Cleveland Florida Rtl Rudy Lawrence BeVier Tommy Akron Jane B. Wise Elyria Bert Edwin Brunswick Mark Webbser A. J. Webber Ada High School Margaret Vargo H. L. Gill Ida Church of Christ Margaret Sthach Louise Park Joyce Meredith Elsie Olsen June Stark Hilda Sehach Miss Meredith Naomi Brenner E. L. Sharp Wellington Naomi Norris Merritt Powell Queen Esther Organizations Queen Esther Society Florence Starr Ruth Cordray Marolyn Elizabeth Pitta Ethlyn Newberger

Allen's Servicenter Opens With Formal Wednesday

Elyria motorists will see Allen's Servicenter at East avenue and Fourth street, holding a formal opening on Wednesday, April 20. Frank Allen brings 49 years in oil, Ira Allen leads operations with a five-person team. services include gasoline, lubrication, washing, tires, batteries, radiators, and Freedom products.

Elyria Allen's Servicenter East Avenue Fourth Street Freedom Freedom Golden Allen Servicenier Frank Allen Ira Allen Mr. Allen Joe DeMar Oi City Roy Sur‘rell

Comma Forbids Sleep In Dakota Hotels

A 1929 North Dakota hotel law reading with a misplaced comma led to a humorous misinterpretation. Judges say only a legislative amendment can fix the punctuation to restore sensible meaning.

Dakota Bismarck N. D North Dakota

Meeting of the Gleaners in La Grange hosts and guests

An excellent Gleaners gathering in La Grange hosted by Mrs. Carl Martin drew about twenty five attendees. After a fine program and business meeting, refreshments were served by the committee. Various locals were noted as guests and visitors throughout the week including Carl Martin, George Foster, Lewis Gordon, Henry Wigert, and others.

Gleaners Carl Martin Charles Foster George Foster Wellington Arch Gray Lewis Gordon Henry Wigert Harold Jameyson Berea la Grange Lloyd Oppell Frank Wolcott Karl Kosinski Cleveland George Woodruff Medina Clifford Boner Fair View Village Jean Louise Adams Will Johnson Lakewood Janet Murray Lorain

Wellington High to Open Season Versus LaGrange

Miss Starr led a special vocal music program and refreshments were served. Wellington High's baseball season begins with an away game against LaGrange in LaGrange Tuesday night.

Markets Cleveland Livestock and Produce Report

Market notes show varied activity with steers around 1200 pounds and up, mixed grain and produce prices across onions carrots celery cabbage and lettuce, plus regional fruit and vegetable items. Live poultry and eggs firming, butter unsettled, and potatoes and onions priced per 100 pounds or per box in a dense Cleveland market snapshot.

Walnut lumber firms wary of European barter deals

Kansas City based Purcell Lumber Co president Frank J. Purcell says local walnut firms will not supply large quantities to barter with European nations. He notes Germany and others attempt to swap goods for rifle stocks but often fail to pay or cannot obtain lumber. Kansas City remains the center of U S walnut production with mills shipping 8 000 000 to 10 000 000 feet annually.

Kansas City Purrell United States Purcell

LIQUID ERON Promises Quick Money Guarantor at Local Drug Store

A dubious advertorial touts LIQUID ERON claiming powerful healing with a sensational blend of ingredients. It urges readers to visit Phillips Drug Store for the money-back guarantee and hints at dramatic effects despite unclear science.

Phillips Drug Store

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