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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1937
Page
14
Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium appears set to summon a world conference to end all conferences. The move follows discussions with British, Berlin, and Paris figures, with a planned visit to President Roosevelt next month. Roosevelt’s private stance seems more favorable than months ago.
As world leaders mingle in London, Roosevelt weighs reorganizing the government with a 16 member Supreme Court battle looming. Labor unions split along Lewis and Green lines while chiselers in tax avoidance draw Treasury scrutiny and post office buildouts boost political support.
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky expects a record year in 1937 as large tour groups resume visits after a depression era slump. Officials report inquiries for parties from 26 to 250 people and plans for a comprehensive landscaping program around Mammoth Cave Hotel are under the guidance of U S National Park Service landscape architects.
Boake Carter argues that British industrialists accept heavy taxes while miners suffer under low wages in Kentucky. He contrasts majority rule with Supreme Court verdicts and notes selective outrage over taxation, union rights, and political outcomes, concluding “it depends on whose ox is gored.”
The piece critiques Roosevelt’s push for liberal Supreme Court rulings and condemns the court packing plan as hypocritical. It notes Owen Roberts, labeled conservative, shifted stances leading to criticism of political interference in judicial decision making.
A Harlan County coal operator testifies before the Senate Civil Liberties Committee, arguing conditions are better than portrayed. He cites 290 company houses with 30 percent having running water, claims fire fences, and says wires are strung across roadways at night to keep miners from dragging the fences.
Customer testimonials praise Adlerika for relieving gas and bowel discomfort. The ad touts Adlerika as cleansing both upper and lower bowels, reducing bacteria and colon bacteria, with Dr. H. E. Shoub of New York cited and pharmacists Phillips and Crandall endorsing the product. A single spoonful reportedly relieves gas and constipation.
Stockton barber faced the State Board of Equalization on allegations of possessing 500 gallons of untaxed wine and a quantity of jackass whisky. He claimed the whisky was used as facial lotion after shaving.
A reflective line comments on human governance. It ponders how badly men govern the world and notes the idea passeth all understanding.
Moscow marks the 200th birth anniversary of Russian architect Vaselin Ivanovich Bashenoy. The State Museum of Fine Arts displays original projects and plans of his buildings.
Warsaw Indiana report describes Robert Day Wood at the controls of a motor powered iceboat that sped away across the lake top speed leapt railroad tracks at the far shore and settled in Bixler Memorial Park amid a dramatic ride.
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