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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1938
Page
4
Economists argue that single-cause explanations for business cycles are false. Overproduction, currency issues, and especially under consumption have influenced policy. The piece criticizes reliance on the under consumption theory in New Deal thinking and warns of its broad societal harm and persistent unemployment.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts a wild melee at the Republican county central committee meeting with Sam Levin provoking blows, chairs flung, and police interrupting as Democrats and Republicans clash. The paper labels the riotous scenes at both parties, questioning the integrity of Cleveland politics and suggesting a future sponsorship of such brawls on radio.
A former American press chief in Rome, Arue Berding, tours the US Canada border and finds courtesy replaces suspicion since Prohibition repeal. A California study by Dr. John Nagle claims an alcoholic skin test measures liquor tolerance, though real drinking behavior remains uncontrolled and unmonitored.
The Washington Merry Go Round recounts President Roosevelt's Pacific cruise fish tale where two six foot sailfish lashed the line. A 320 pound shark won the pool, while 200 pound rivals shared the page in bonus notes and political maneuvering within the Roosevelt circle.
Readable entry lists historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. It mentions figures like William Wilberforce John Newton Cornelius A Logan Edward Tuck Charles Follen McKim Laura Drake Gill Earl Derr Biggers Pompeii Herculaneum Bartholomew massacre Bladensburg Alaska 1912 and Valentino crowd incident, plus ongoing birthdays including Rev Samuel A Eliot Dexter Keezer and Judge James M Morten Jr.
The Congress Directory and Who's Who fail to record any wife for Claude A Swan. The fragment notes that the artist Claude A Swanson is not shown as married, despite a Mrs Swanson being referenced in a different syndicated caption from 1938.
A compact meditation urges readers to see righteousness as rooted in Jesus Christ. It explains being born of Him, adopting His perspective, and seeking guidance from what would Jesus do. The piece equates spiritual discipline with athletic effort to pursue a clear goal with divine power assisting.
Local notes list visits and gatherings at multiple homes including Rev and Mrs BR Juell, Edward Juell of Lake Preston, and Margaret Round from Camp Indianola. Also noted are weekend guests Micheal Testa and Miss Mary Henderson, along with several church and university figures and brief life-birth/personal milestone mentions.
The page notes multiple visits and calls across Ohio and neighboring states. David and sister-in-law, Ruth and Billy Dilgard of Akron, called on Miss Lillie Starr. Lorain hosts A W Lipp and Harry Lipp for dinner with Mrs S J Wilson. Rose Petersen’s home welcomed H Petersen and Esther Bowman of Fremont. Cleveland visitors include Harold Neilson and Vernon Bowman. Ruth Petersen returns from Cleveland with relatives. Other trips include A D Taylor and Edith Taylor visiting Indiana, and Mina Gott's granddaughter’s family hosting Kenneth Welsh of Pawnee and others from Cleveland. Florida visitors Mr and Mrs Brown at Pinecastle, Florida called on John Kruggel.
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