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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
24
Friday August 5 1938 essay argues weather remains a central concern amid politics and sports. It explains Fahrenheit measures from 60 below zero to 110 above and compares Earth with Mercury and the sun. It warns small temperature shifts could end life, stressing Earth’s delicate balance and Providence.
The text discusses the third term issue for U S leaders, noting Franklin D Roosevelt's supporters and past presidents who did or did not seek a third term. It highlights the tradition set by George Washington and others, mentions Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover, and suggests Congress may face anti third term resolutions next session as public opinion remains divided.
The rapid growth of New Deal agencies drives private office space rents for government workers to 8,245,775 square feet, up about 30,000 from last year and 300,000 from 1936. Researchers note the space equals a medangle mile long and 613 feet wide to house Washington employees in civilian agencies.
The piece rails against soaring government spending and bureau cra t, citing 40 742 114.544 workers in Washington and a payroll of 124.951.733, noting planned office space expansion with garazes as reminders of taxpayer costs. It mentions TVA director salaries of 10 000 and references Senator Tydings and other lawmakers in the Securities Act debate.
Cordell Hull shows caution on Spain embargo as Catholic sentiment shifts. Pro Franco Catholics soften, OConnell’s renomination signals change. Commonweal urges aloofness from the conflict while Mussolini Papal tensions influence policy. Dies probes Reds as Kennedy friction over maritime labor policy surfaces. Public notices skimmed in Washington Merry-Go-Round column.
The passage reflects on Isaiah 53 and the suffering servant, noting Christ bears griefs and heals wounds. It questions the church’s defeats amid modern challenges, urging prayer and faith as evil in the world and in the church is acknowledged, with Jesus bearing humanity's iniquities.
A compilation of anniversaries and birthdays featuring Thomas Lynch Jr of South Carolina a signer of the Declaration born at Wonyah and lost at sea in 1779 Edward K Collins founder of the Collina steamship line born in Truro Massachusetts John Bidwell California pioneer and agriculturist born in Chautauqua County New York Guy de Maupassant Clare Briggs Richard Washburn Child and others are noted with birthplaces and death dates Also listed are historical milestones such as the 1847 issue of U S postage stamps the 1864 Battle of Mobile Bay and the 1912 Progressive Party convention in Chicago The section ends with Today s Birthdays including Bruce Barton General Mazcrag I SA Hugh Johnson Arthur J Morris Ruth Sawyer and others noting their birthplaces and ages The text closes with an evaluative line about today s nature and prospects for marriage and life
Miss Rose Marie Haglund of Gulf Road acted as hostess for the Buckeye Sewers 4 H Club Monday evening during their regular meeting. Plans were made to hold their second bake sale Saturday.
A devotional reflection asserts that true worship of the unseen God requires complete self-giving, equating the portrait of Christ with the divine. The piece emphasizes that only those prepared to sacrifice all for the beloved can worship properly, framing devotion as intimate and exclusive.
The Buckeye Sewers 4 H Club will hold a bake sale at the Gas Company in Elyria on Saturday morning August 6 starting at 9 o'clock. Volunteers Katherine Hammer and Neva Carrick will collect baked goods and call for them Friday evening. County judging set for Monday August 8 at Shirley Buckley's home. Weekly meeting planned the same evening.
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