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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1938

Page

8

Observations on two boys and community life in Elyria

The piece contrasts two high school aged cyclists at a street corner with one reckless across a red light and the other waiting for green. It lauds Elyria Memorial hospital’s record and role, notes upcoming softball district championships and a desire to see the new fire truck in action, and reflects on school reopening, health, and local business developments including Gilkison Manufacturing’s building purchase. It closes with congratulations to nursing graduates and two county health contest entrants.

East River Fourth Elyria Memorial Hospital Elyria Wden Elyrians M. B. Johnson School of Nursing

Frankfurter and Glass Stir Washington Inquiries

The Washington Merry-Go-Round surveys Felix Frankfurter as a potential Supreme Court justice and Carter Glass as a romancer, noting labor and business divide over Frankfurter. It also covers Republican maneuvers, Smith on the Labor Board, CIO and AF of L tensions, and letters from readers about political figures and public notices.

Washington Wall Street Felix Frankfurter Harvard Law School Supreme Court Justice Cardozo Big Business Frankfurter John L Lewis CIO Lewis Justice McReynolds Gardner Jackson Labors Gardner Senator Glass Carter Glass Virginia Congress Senate Carter Maine California Republican National National Press Club Republican National Committee Republican

Zamboanga Claims Title as Biggest City in the World

Zamboanga, Philippine Islands, touts its chartered city limits of 1,059 square miles as the biggest city in the world. The area is largely agricultural timber and waste land with a sparse population.

Zamboanga P. I

Anniversaries and births mark today in history list

TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES lists figures from Morse to Mills with birth years and death dates, including 1761 Jedadiah Morse and 1884 Ogden L. Mills. TODAY IN HISTORY recounts events from 1784 Jonesborough convention to 1933 hog price program. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS notes Sophie Kerr of Denton Md as 58.

Jedadiah Morse Woodstock Conn New Haven Astley P. Cooper David Swing Chicago Cincinnati James Rolph, Jr San Francisco California Ogden L. Mills Hoover Hoover's Secretary of the Treasury Jestler Newport R. I New York Jonesborough Tennessee Franklin North Carolina Senate Cleveland Congress Canada Federal Children’s Bureau Japan Germany Sacco and Vanzett Charlestown Mass Wickersham Board Sophie Kerr New York City Denton, Md

Notable births list marks many historical figures

The item lists several notable figures born years ago including Ray Perkins, Edgar Lee Masters, Smelia Troubetskoy, Aubrey Williams, Henry F Pringle, Sy Arthur Brown and others with ages ranging from 41 to 75. It notes achievements and a general meditation on success and personal power concluding with a reflective line.

Ray Perkins Boston Edgar Lee Master Garnett Kans Smelia Rives Troubetskoy Cobham Richmond Aubrey W. Williams National Youth Administration Springfield Ala Henry F. Pringle New York

Dies Committee Aims for Sensational Aids in Hearings

Washington August 24 The House Committee Investigating un American activities plans sectional hearings and promises more sensational material if executive departments grant aid Chairman Martin Dies says additional help would allow thorough probing of subversive activities The committee has not yet decided on the request to Roosevelt for department assistance.

Washington House Eastern Martin Dies D, Tex Roosevelt

Bible Readings and Subcommittee Hearings Profiles

The piece juxtaposes a Bible reading from 1 John with reflections on God as parent and child, contrasting divine intimacy with human growth. It shifts to political moves as subcommittees plan hearings in Boston or New York, with Midwest and West Coast splits under Representatives Monster and Dempsey. Labor’s Non-Partisan League presses reforms, urging inquiry into investigator Frin van as Dies’s committee faces scrutiny.

God Boston New York Midwest Harold G Monster Ohio John Dempsey Labor E L Olivier Frin van Dies Oliver

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