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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1938
Page
4
National Re Dedication celebrates free institutions such as worship speech press assembly petition and private property. It praises balanced federal government state systems diverse population industrious people and the nation’s resources and ideals, while acknowledging shortcomings and willingness to improve.
The article cites MIT research on postgraduates and executive recruitment. It argues leadership remains key but emphasizes balance judgment adaptability and an ability to earn respect and friendship with superiors. Ambition serious-mindedness conscientious integrity and personal appeal are essential to advance.
A rhetorical piece warns that ignorance and carelessness fuel about 300 million dollars in property loss annually and cost 10,000 lives. It cites unsafe wiring, poor repairs, hazardous construction, and matches accessible to children, urging vigilance, fire insurance guidance, and public awareness to reduce fires. It concludes with observations on maturity and war-makers.
In Los Angeles area British and French air forces depend on American factories for planes. British officers test aircraft with Hollywood social life, while Britain and France scrounge U.S. help as Munich echoes warn. German readiness cited, but France and Britain seek peace while arming.
Washington insiders report friction over Senator Joe Guffey backed Don ald W Smith on the NLRB. AFL and CIO oppose, fearing political clashes. Some propose replacing Smith, naming David Lewis to the board, while others insist on defending Smith. Secret counts and party loyalties shape the dispute as Townsendites plot strategic pressure.
A pastor cites a tale from LAFCADIO HEARN about a wealthy Chinese farmer who burned his crops to save a temple and warn his village of a tidal wave. The sermon argues true service costs sacrifice yet yields rewards in this life and eternity.
A concise calendar of notable births and events from 1740 to 1937. It lists J Meigs born Middletown Ohio, J Henry founder of Smithsonian, John Greenleaf Whittier, Frederick W. Lander, Thomas Starr King, George E. Post, President Cleveland’s Venezuela message, Wright brothers first powered flight at Kitty Hawk, Rhode Island sues to overturn prohibition, a $20 million famine relief bill for Russia, Col Mannchell court martial, Bolivia Paraguay border accord, and Japanese gold shipments totaling substantial sums.
Today’s birthdays list several prominent individuals: William M Marin, governor of the New York Stock Exchange, born in St Louis 32 years ago. Herbert C Hengstler, consul general in Toronto, born in Middletown Ohio 62 years ago. Bishop Titus Lowe of Oregon, M E clergyman, born in England 61 years ago. James H McGraw, New York City publisher born in Chautauqua County, New York 78 years ago. Philip A Benson of Brooklyn, president of the American Banking Association, born in New York 37 years ago. Dr Arthur E Kennelly of Harvard and MIT, professor emeritus.
An item noting two birth anniversaries: an electrical engineer born in India seventy seven years ago and Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King of Canada born sixty four years ago.
The text urges enthusiasm and possible excess in mental activities, noting it may lead to success if kept in check. It warns that indulgence in fleshy appetites would be unfortunate and advocates cultivating moderation in all events.
The disposition is kindly with fidelity and affection prominent. Many friends will be attracted yet few will know your true value. You are generous but may lack worldly success.
Southgate Kentucky two brothers Arthur and Charles Frey, who had not seen each other for 28 years, were reunited at their mother Mrs Victoria Frey’s home. They met by prearrangement and recalled their experiences before their mother.
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