Voices on Soviet Russia and parental love in 1937 Elyria letters
Readers debate Soviet Russia versus fascist nations, noting industrial progress and illiteracy wipeout in the USSR, with European press observer Keen praising cultural advances. A separate letter argues biblical examples define Father's versus Mother's love, exploring sex roles, marriage, and nature across humans and apes, concluding with reflections on love's power and direction.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Boaha Carter
Lot
Abraham
Moses
Dolly
Kitty
Zoning Board to Hear Effie Hecock Office Bid
The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet next Tuesday to hear Mrs. Effie Hecock’s request to erect an office building at 225 Third Street. It will also consider amending appeal fees and meeting rules. The building was denied by Building Inspector Hart Dickason as the site is a B residence district. The board may reduce the $5 appeal fee and change its meeting date to when called.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Effie Hecock
Third Street
Kenneth Barclay
Anniversaries span notable births and historic events
List of anniversaries includes John B. Jervis born Huntington New York pioneer in railways canals and civil engineering died in Rome New York. Alteratder Sams Bos ton editor first magazine in Urals trade. Curtis H. Lindley San Francisco lawyer judge professor born Marysville Cal. Died 1924. Hastings H. Hart clergyman reformer born Brookfield Quebec. Daniel DeLeon socialist advocate born Venezuela died 1914. Charles A. Oliver eye specialist born Cincinnati. Louis Marshall New York lawyer Jewish leader born Syracuse. George Washington died Mount Vernon aged 67 with famous epitaph. 1910 Carnegie Peace Fund established. 1911 Roald Amundsen first to South Pole. 1916 Denmark votes to sell Danish West Indies. 1986 Electoral College meets on presidential election returns.
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John B. Jervis
New York Pioneer Railway
Huntington
Rome
N.Y
Alteratder Sams
New York Express Pioneer
Boston
Ladis
Iss
Curtis HH. Lindley
San Franciscs
Judie
Bor
Marysville
Cal
Hastings H. Hart
Minnesota
New York
Brookfield
Daniel DeLeon
New York City
Venezuela
Charles A. Oliver
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Louis Marshall
Syracuse
N. YY
Sig
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Alabama
Andrew Carnegie
Roald Amundsen
Norway
South Pole
Capt
Robert Falcon Scott
England
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Virgin Islands
United States
Harlan Memory Mentions King George VI Era
In Harlan Iowa a note recalls the past linking a local memory to the reign of King George VI, who was born forty two years earlier, framed as a historical reflection.
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Harlan
Iowa
King George VI of England
Lawyer or Politician Futures Hint at Strife Ahead
Today's indications favor a lawyer or politician, with signs of tension and conflict. The tone suggests regressive, analytical, and contentious dispositions, and if the native education fuels activism, success may come in many areas except perhaps in winning friends.
Blocs Reveal Discontent In Congress
Congress convened in special session on November 15. despite Roosevelt’s push for New Deal reforms, no measures have passed. Wages and hours bill faces opposition from business and labor. anti lynching bill lingers. Estrangement grows with White House as Congress awakens embracing independence and stricter constitutional processes.
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Congress
Roosevelt
West
Justice Black
Senate
House
TVA
White House
Capitol Hill
Washington
Things Not What They Seem in a Surprising World
An essay argues world events defy common views. It asserts Japan’s war in China arose as a defensive move against Communism, not territorial conquest. It also claims Brazil under Vargas is a paternalistic regime, not a dictatorship, with elections deemphasized yet framed as anti Communist and anti liberalism.
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China
Japan
Tokio
Brazil
Vargas
Francisco Campos
Campos
Publicity bureaus and propaganda in Washington
Stanley High cites eighty two federal publicity bureaus funded by taxpayers to flood the nation with favorable administration propaganda. He warns that colorless facts would fail to attract. the material resembles corporate securities pitches and favors the current regime. Publicity costs, though unfigured, are likely high and unnecessary given existing lobbyists and media presence.
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Stanley High
Washington, D. C
Washington
Tire Stolen From Car On Chestnut Street
John Stahl of 140 Spruce Street reported to police at 4 p m yesterday that a spare tire on a rim was stolen from his car while it was parked on Chestnut Street.
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John Stahl
Spruce Street
Chestnu Street
Bible Readings And Meditations Tuesday Devotional
A devotional note on Jesus healing the blind man and the broader claim that belief in miracles reflects acceptance of Jesus as God among us. It urges reflecting on modern mind and soul illness tied to neglect of Jesus and his way of life during Advent preparation.
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Jesus
God
Notable Births of Actors and Officials Across Places
Jane Cowl actress born in Boston 53 years ago. Maj James H Doolittle Shell aviation manager at St Louis famed aviator born Alameda California 41 years ago. Josef Shevinne pianist of Kew Gardens X born Russia 63 years ago. William E Levis Toledo class manufacturer born Alton Illinois 47 years ago. George Gibbs president of Postal Telegraph Cable New York City retired major general born
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Jane Cowl
Bosin
Maj
James H. Doolittle
Shell
St. Louis
Alameda
Cal
Josef Shevinne
Kew Gardens
Russia
William E. Levis
Toledo
Alton
Lil
George §. Gibbs
Postal Telegraph Cable
New York City
Elyrian In Play To Be Presented At Oberlin
Oberlin College senior Arthur Campbell from Elyria has been cast in the lead role for the Elyrian play and will perform in the college production at Oberlin.
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Elyrian
Oberlin
Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
Elyria
United States Produces Large Share of Global Tobacco
The United States accounts for roughly one third of the world’s tobacco production, underscoring its major role in the global tobacco market and agricultural output. Researchers note the crop’s economic importance to American farmers and the broader trade implications amid evolving regulations.
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United States
Hospitalization Plan Advertisement by The Lovett Agency
An insurance pitch targets ages 10 to 65 offering 28 hospital days per year with flexible hospital choice and monthly costs. The Lovett Agency, Akron Ohio, promotes sales from the Akron Savings and Loan Building, 463.
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Lovett Agency
Akron, G
Akron Savings and Loan Building
Oberlin College Dramatic Association to stage Alien Corn
Mr Brandt presents Alien Corn by Oberlin College Dramatic Association for February 18 and 19. The Broadway debut occurred in 1935 with Katherine Cornell in the lead. The play centers on college life in the middle western United States. Mr Campbell is the son of Mr and Mrs J A Campbell of 137 Sellfield Avenue.
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Mr. Brandt
Oberlin College Dramatic Association
Katherine Cornell
Ufe
United States
Mr. Campbell
J. A. Campbell
Sellfield Avenue
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