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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1937
Page
4
Across columns James McMullis reports on New Deal defense and relief spending, possible SEC leadership picks, corporate labor handling, and rising scrutiny of tax-exempt securities. A featured piece outlines corporate audits, union talks, and industry self regulation amid economic policy debates.
The article notes that many government agencies feared losing funding as Congress showed mixed support for New Deal goals. It forecasts a potential 1938 1940 political realignment, possible third term talk, and changes in labor and power legislation influenced by the AFL CIO factions and the National Labor Relations Board. It also reports on Frank McNinch moving to the Communications Commission amid anticipated Senate probes into radio regulation and regulatory favoritism.
Aug 24 Am herst Ohio report notes a surprise party for Adolph Riemer on his 52nd birthday and a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Otto Riemer of Amherst. Guests from Cleveland Pittsburgh Lorain and Amherst attended with many gifts. The narrative also lists numerous local club meetings and community notices including family reunions and hospital auxiliary plans.
Wireless license holders in India have grown from about 1,000 to nearly 44,000 in four years. Customs revenue from imported radio sets jumped by seven hundred percent in the same period.
North Olmsted and Amherst residents share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs William Wensel Sr spent Sunday in Columbus, while Mrs J L Hengen and sons Jack and Robert returned there after a month as guests of the Wenzels. Mr and Mrs J Gamble and family joined a Marion family reunion, and other locals including Mr and Mrs J Obitts with Shirley and Jack, B H Sage, Harry Sabiera Jr, and Carol Menz traveled to Cleveland. Mrs William Bunch of Cleveland and Mrs J G Olsen of Lakewood were entertained Monday evening by Mrs Wilmah Egeland.
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