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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1937

Page

22

Chamber of Commerce drafts nine point labor program

The United States Chamber of Commerce directs its board to draft a nine point labor relations plan amending the Wagner Act to curb sit down strikes, restrict union intimidation, and require arbitration in public utilities. The proposed program aligns with the National Association of Manufacturers and aims for quick congressional action.

Washington United States Chamber of Commerce Congress Chamber National Association of Manufacturers Roosevelt Supreme Court Department of Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission

Levy Reduction and Social Security Act Amendment

The proposal calls for lowering the levy on capital gains and requires prompt amendment of the Social Security Act to keep the special taxes on employers and employees at the initial rate of one percent each for at least ten years.

Rocky River Man Fined $50 For Driving While Intoxicated

John Wilson of 265 Argyle Road Rocky River pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Mayor Don A Baird in police court this morning. He was arrested about 1130 p m on Broad Street by Patrolman H J Indicott after a report of uncertain operation. His license was revoked for six months and he was fined 50 and costs.

John Wilson Argyle Road Rocky River Don A. Baird Wilson Broad Street H. J. Indicott

Motorist Fined for Driving While Intoxicated

Sumner Jones of 418 West Avenue received a $50 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Mayor Don A. Baird pronounced the sentence today after Jones was arrested Monday evening. The mayor deferred sentence to today and banned Jones from driving in the city for six months.

Sumner Jones West Avenue Don A. Baird Jones

Clothesline dispute leads to court ruling in Denver

Two women pleaded guilty in Justice of the Peace Court to assault and battery after a clothesline argument with a third woman over who could use the line. The confrontation ended with a $50 loss in court costs.

Denver Justice of the Peace Court

Threatening letters flood Mrs Simpson in France

A French secret service team arrived at Chateau De Cande to inspect threatening letters sent to Mrs Wallis Simpson. About 20 agents questioned visitors and patrolled the area while reporters and detectives watched for the expected arrival of the Duke of Windsor.

Woman and driver named in East avenue hit run report

Patsy Tropo of 827 Bondstreet told police he was struck by a car while walking on East avenue near the New York Central depot. The driver gave the name Richard Kessler and fled after the 9 o'clock collision, injuring Tropo’s right side and leg below the knee.

Patsy Tropo Bondstreet East Avenue New York Central Tropo Richard Kessler Tropp

Potatoes turned to fuel alcohol innovations in Ireland

Ireland builds industrial alcohol factories to convert surplus potatoes and beets into fuel for heating lighting and scientific uses. Potatoes are mashed with minimal malt and fermented to produce wash from which alcohol is distilled. Potatoes yield 26 gallons per ton while dried potatoes yield 83 gallons. Barley gives 72 gallons per ton. In Berkeley California the UC campus shows 9 575 male and 5 859 female students signaling matrimonial prospects and hints at the difficulty of earning lasting fame through history.

Dublin Ireland Berkeley Cal University of California

Old Docket Found At City Hall in Elyria

City hall remodeling uncovered a 1876 criminal docket record noting charges such as drunkenness and disorderly conduct. A notable entry shows a man charged with driving his horse at a faster rate, who pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs totaling about one dollar.

Elyria City Hall N. B. Gates

Man Seeks Success Through Doing 90d In It

A reader asserts that achievement in life comes through undertaking a form of 90d effort. The remark emphasizes persistence and practical effort as paths to progress.

Man Found Asleep In Alley Then Released By Police

John Shomar of Sault Ste Marie Michigan was booked on two charges of intoxication after police found him asleep in an alley behind the YMCA with his head on a briefcase. The case belonged to Earl Lance who said it was taken from his car parked behind the Elks Club last night and later recovered.

John Shomar Sault St. Marie Mich Shomar Y. M.C Shamar Earl Lance Cambridge Street Lance Elks Club

Belief Babies Think At 90 Days After Birth

A study by Dr. Donald B. Lindsley of Brush Foundation and Western Reserve University in Cleveland suggests babies may think at about three months. Using a standardized procedure, Lindsley recorded the brain waves of 54 adults, including 40 men and 14

Donald B. Lindsley Brush Foundation Western Reserve University Cleveland Lindsley

Woman Thinks Faster Than Men Claims Doctor Report

A physician reports research showing women in a broad age range think faster than men as a general rule. The study includes records for 100 children from one month to 16 years and notes infants begin to think at three months. The claim emphasizes gender differences in cognitive speed.

Supremacy of Law as Foundation for Stable Society

The text asserts that for the stability and orderly progress of any society, the supremacy of law is the fundamental fact. It stresses law as the core principle guiding governance and social order.

Woman Driver Honored For Signal That Helped Turn Out

A brief note credits a woman driver with giving the signal that enabled a right turn earlier in the day. The writer thanks her for the timely indication that aided traffic flow.

Enamored by Others, They Fail to See Their Own Vices

Fragmentary line notes that by admiring others virtues some become enamored, losing sight of their own faults as a caution about self awareness. The brief hints at moral reflection without naming people or events.

The Dream of Happiness as Real Happiness

A brief meditation on happiness suggesting that genuine fulfillment may arise when happiness is fully realized in life. The idea contrasts fleeting pleasures with lasting contentment and invites reflection on personal well being.

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