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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1935
Page
4
The piece argues Congress should slow to carefully study across the administration’s reform agenda. It notes the June target, highlights the $4 860 000 000 work relief bill, and warns hurried passage could burden 130 million people. It praises internal party debate as a sign of intelligent discussion.
Western dust storms maim crops and dampen farmer activity as aridity deepens. The piece cites ancient famine lessons, urges storing surplus, and notes remedies like tree belts and perennial wheat developed by breeders in Russia to stabilize soils and provide ongoing harvests.
A reflection on vitamin claims and dietary excesses. It critiques overreliance on vitamin myths, warns against chasing single nutrients, and urges balanced diets plus physician guidance to avoid abuse, noting wartime ironies and alerts about new gases.
In a Golden Legion Bible Reading dated Morgantown West Virginia seventy five years ago Ellen Glassow of Richmond Va major General Dennis E Nolan born Akron Ohio sixty five years ago Dr Oliver M W Sprague Harvard professor born Somersole Massachusetts sixty two years ago Dr George F Zook director of the American Council on Education born Ft Scott Kansas fifty years ago Miles Poindexter of Spokane Washington and Washington DC born Memphis Tennessee sixty seven years ago the piece contrasts worldly knowledge with wisdom rooted in love and cautions against ambition and distant goals suggesting hitching to a star may be too great for our powers.
Anniversaries commemorate Henry Fielding born 1707 and Kant born 1724, with subsequent entries for Michael Hilesas Philadelphia merchant, Madame de Stael, Alexander McCook, Juli Morton, Lola Lane, Ada Rehan, and Sara Eimura. Died dates span 1754 to 2300s, reflecting a catalog of births and deaths across eras and nations.
Historical notes mark Washington issuing a proclamation amid Anglo French war tensions and the 1848 Zechrogee raid by Zechrogee forces. Mentions include 1930 London Naval Treaty signing, and births of Thorwald Solberg Ethelbert Stewart and Bishop William F. Anderson in early 20th century notes.
A fragment discusses enduring heat after a fall and frames resilience as a potential saving trait. It links aspiration with judgment to recognize limits and avoid overreach when capabilities are exhausted.
The one year old I Smoke A Pipe Club at Atlantic Christian College in Wilson, NC, has become a leading campus organization. Its purpose includes developing tranquility for devoted pipe smokers and fostering a peaceful campus atmosphere.
In Logan Ohio Shirley and Janice Barker, daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles F Barker, report that their neighbor's crow Sam My has returned for spring and summer, renewing its habit of calling outside their windows each morning, ensuring they rise on time.
Detroit April 2 20 The Detroit Catholic diocese leader Bishop Michael J Gallagher backs Father Charles E Coughlin and endorses his radio crusade The bishop defends the priest amid questions about his church position saying he is doctrinally sound and ecclesiastically responsible to support him fully while upholding papal directives and church law
In Baton Rouge the Louisiana debt moratorium commission reports 2874 applications since Huey Long’s debt relief law passed. Senator Lindsey Coleman notes about 30 of 40 daily filings seek postponement on debts of all kinds. Ranges include a $400 furniture extension and a $2,060,600 railroad bond payment postponed, though the latter was denied. A photo of Huey P. Long hangs in the office.
An analysis of 1 500 applications across sub offices found 119 pending and 1 342 acted upon. Of those, 118 grants, 37 refusals, and 124 dismissals for lack of jurisdiction. In 1 532 cases 422 real estate, 120 autos, 400 other chattels, and 700 unsecured debts sought moratoriums totaling about 2 060 000 dollars.
OAK Neb. Dust storms last month damaged many automobiles and disrupted truck fleets. Mechanics report dust and sand infiltrated motors despite air filters, with cylinder walls cut and bearings burned or loosened. Truck operators ordered crankcases drained and cleaned to prevent further damage.
The flight deck of the U S Ranger aircraft carrier is to be lengthened by 60 feet after a conference between ship officers and Navy Department officials. The modification aims to improve takeoffs and landings as work progresses at Norfolk.
Ottawa dispatch reports Canada's Boy Scouts will light a coast to coast chain of beacons to mark King George V's Silver Jubilee. A huge beacon will be lit in Winnipeg by Lord Baden-Powell at dusk on May 6, with fires set nationwide as a royal rocket salute precedes the lighting.
FIADS WATCH PORT CLINTON Ohio Carlton Taylor of Toledo, missing for two years since dropping a timepiece at Camp Perry while firing with the Toledo Rifle Club, was found recently by Col Harry Kerr, keeper of property at the reservation. The watch was located on the firing line of the 1,000 yard range.
Sandusky native PrtLford F. Weninger designed scenery for the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre production of Alls Well That Ends Well in Stratford on Avon on Shakespeare's birthday April 23. He is the scene designer for the Carnegie School of Technology drama department in Pittsburgh.
A'Pi-Urich Pyles of Lima Ohio, 11, has laid claim to the state checker championship for his age. His backers issued a challenge. In a series with adults, he won 16 of 17 games including one against a veteran checker player.
A local tobacco controversy centers on key figures including Laasst and Motss3, drawing attention to supplier practices, procurement questions, and potential conflicts with regional agencies. Investigations probe pricing, supply chains, and compliance, with officials promising transparency and reforms.
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