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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1938

Page

4

Air Mail Week honored for Sharp legacy in Elyria

Committee plans to celebrate National Air Mail Week May 15 to 21 honoring William Graves Sharp of Elyria who introduced the first air mail bill in Congress in 1913. Wreath drop from a mail plane on May 16, Oberlin events, a first flight from Elyria May 19, and a cachet on air mail letters are proposed with several local committees and contests.

William Graves Sharp Elysia Sharp Ohio United States France Congress Planus Lorain County F. A Smythe A. R. Webber Robert Bulkley Don W. Harter Chamber of Commerce Elyvia Elyria Oberlin Shap Elyrians Oberlin College Elyma la Porte Air Field N. M. Fitch Jim Armitage Harry W. Luethi J. B Johnson Saitor

Oberlin Professor to Lead Summer Seminar in Russia

Professor Newell L. Sims head of Oberlin College sociology will lead a 66 day summer seminar from New York July 15 to September 13 visiting Copenhagen Gothenburg Stockholm Helsinki Leningrad Moscow Tbilisi Batumi Odessa Kiev Warsaw and other sites to study Cooperatives and collective farms in Scandinavia and Russia.

Oberlin Newell L. Sims Oberlin College Scandinavian Russia Thos. Cook & Son Scandinavia U. S Moscow Crimean Rivera Black Sea New York M. S. “Pilsudski Copenhagen Gothenburg Stockholm Helsingfors Leningrad Tbilisi Batumi Odessa Kiev Warsaw United States Sims International Rural Life Congress Brussels American Sociological Society American Sociological Review Ohio Sociology Society

French To Honor Pope Sylvester II

Aurillac prepares celebrations for the 1000th anniversary of Sylvester II birth. Gerbert of Rheims, born near Aurillac in 938, was a scholar and diplomat famed as kingmaker and unmaker. The pope, educated in Aurillac, conceived the Crusades that shaped Europe and the world.

Pope Sylvester II Aurillac France Sylvester II Holy Land Gerbert Rheims Belliac Here Pope Sylvester Sylvesters Europe Dordogne Valley

Kiwanians Hear Specialist In Boys Problems

Elyria Kiwanis Club heard Dr. Frank D. Slutz of Dayton discuss research on boys problems. He argued parental influence and honesty shape delinquency, noted social fit and skills, and urged hobbies to channel energy. Attendees included J. W. Everhard, Stan Dunn, Rev. Linville, C. A. Gibbons, and others.

Elyria Kiwanis Club Graystone Hotel Frank D. Slutz Dayton Elyria J. W. Everhard Stan Dunn Cleveland B. H. Linville Lorain Clifford Pease Dover Center

The Old Man at the Great Company Aims to Preserve America

A factory leader in a major industry surveys his lunch hour, watching workers flood the gates while a protester on a packing case shouts about soaking the rich. The Old Man recalls his rise from humble beginnings and cautions against alien ideologies threatening America, urging merit and free enterprise.

The United States Young Pedersen Charlie Pedersen America Sweet Land of Laberty Alfred M. Best Company, Inc New York, N. Y Elyria

Ham and Egger Partners Identified on Havana Flight List

Air traffic officials flagged two unusual names on a Havana bound passenger list. Clifford W. Ham of Chicago and Roland Egger of Charlottesville, Virginia were questioned and confirmed as business partners.

Miami Fila Airways Havana Clifford W. Ham Chicago Roland Egger Charlottesville Ham Egger

Germany bans girls under 25 from industry work

Government decrees that females under 25 must not engage in industrial labor if they have not worked for a year on a farm or in a private home. The rule targets young women and ties eligibility to prior agricultural or domestic experience.

Germany

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