Chronicle Telegram announces Lorain County publication details
Elyria Ohio based Chronicle Telegram lists circulation audit data and publishing staff. It notes daily evening publication except Sundays and holidays, pricing for single copies, and mail rates within Lorain County and Ohio, along with representative offices in New York Chicago and Detroit. Publication date is December 11, 1937.
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Johyson Tea Company
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Suchigen
General Motors
Detro Perenne
Deane
Peace First America Policy Toward Far Eastern Trouble
Secretary Hull states the administration will not be pushed into dangerous action over Japan and China. Two pressure groups push for Neutrality Act use or repeal, while Hull notes defects in the act and that its purpose is to keep the United States out of war. Public opinion diverges from Tokyo’s claim of not seeking enemies. The policy emphasizes peace first with broad public backing urged.
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Japan
China
Philadelphia Inquirer
Roosevelt
Tokyo
United States
Winter mood boosts editorials and public chatter
The piece notes a heavier mail bag at newspapers as readers share opinions amid cold, busy schedules, frost and snow. It reflects on public mood, youth enjoying winter activities at Cascade Park, and cites Colby M. Chester of General Foods urging government, business and labor to meet, cooperate, and spur industrial activity.
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Chronicle-Telegram
New York
Colby M. Chester
General Foods
VanSweringen estate insolvent with debts over 68 million
Cleveland dispatch notes the late M. J. VanSweringen estate is hopelessly insolvent, debts exceed 68 million dollars. The writer contrasts immense wealth with worry and cites the merit banquet of the Chronicle-Telegram Carriers Association, praising a diligent boy who travels 15 miles daily and a thrifty girl who saved hundreds. Freedom, it asserts, means more than mere action and must be reasonable choice.
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Cleveland
M. J. VanSweringen
Chronicle-Telegram Carriers Association
Trencherman term traced to Shakespeare origin in Much Ado
Trencherman refers to the early practice of dining from wooden trenchers before individual plates. Shakespeare, in Much Ado About Nothing Act I Scene I, used the term spoken by Beatrice. Today it denotes a heavy eater or gourmand.
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Beatrice
Roosevelt Sows A Quiet Session Clash With Congress
Thoughtful lawmakers say Roosevelt aimed to purge Democratic senators and push a four point program during a special session. He then shelved the purge to avoid alienating Congress while exposing his budget priorities. Backstage talk links the moves to pressure from big business and labor groups as Hopkins and Borah back a surplus crop plan and public spending shifts.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Capitol
Wheeler
Montana
van Nuys
Indiana
Capitol Hill
St Louis Grounded Flights Amid Smoky Conditions
Smoky conditions in St Louis have grounded aviators on severe days. A Bureau of Air Commerce rule effective Nov 1 requires private planes to stay on the ground when visibility is under three miles and ceilings are 1000 feet or lower. Japan limits this season's orange exports to 530000 boxes.
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ST. Louis
Smoky City
Bureau of Air Commerce
Bible Readings And Meditations Dec 11
Sermon reflects on Mark 7 1 28 urging readers to avoid merely outward church rituals and emphasize inner character over tradition, warning against formalism while stressing true personal religion and devotion.
Anniversaries mark James Fennell Cummins and Morton
Today's anniversary notes Charles James Fennell born in England 1766 died in Philadelphia June 13 1816 George D Cummins born near Smyrna Delaware founder first bishop of Reformed Episcopal Church died in Lutherville Maryland June 26 1876 Henry Morton born in New York first president Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken N J died May 9 1902.
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George D. Cummins
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Lutherville
Henry Morton
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
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New York
Notable births and deaths span 1843 to 1936 in brief list
A compact list notes births and deaths of figures such as Robert Koch Ellen Kay Simeon D Feas Gen Washington Annie J Cannon Ada L Comstock Fiorello LaGuardia E Marvin Underwood Sol A Rosenblatt and historical markers from 1816 to 1927 including Indiana statehood and labor federation origins.
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Washington
Valley Forge
Indiana
American Federation of Labor
Columbus
Ohio
Canton
China
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Annie J. Cannon
Harrard
Dover
Del
Clyde R. ‘Hoey
North Carolina
Shelby
N. C
Ada L. Comstock
Radcliffe College
Moorehead
Minn
Fiorella H. LaGuardia
New York
E. Marvin Underwood
Atlanta
Douglas Co. Ga
Sol A. Rosenblatt
Omaha
Nebr
Ingenious native with artistic tastes and social ties
A descriptive note portrays a native as capable and artistic with many friends of the opposite sex. It cautions that the mind is somewhat tortuous and the disposition may be passionate and easily aroused.
Be Careful Not to Alienate Friends in Life’s Critical Times
Advice warns that at a crucial life period all friends will be needed, urging care to avoid alienation. The fragment stresses lasting relationships and the importance of support during difficult moments.
Life of the native promised to be pleasant and prosperous
The article forecasts a harmonious life for today’s native with a genial sociable disposition. It anticipates ornamental and esthetic pursuits that may bring financial success, and suggests the Ife will be fortunate. It also notes a possible ban by Japan on foreign cigarettes and cigars.
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