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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1935
Page
4
An analysis of automobile theft as a major youth crime highlights that during the first ten months of 1935, 67 percent of offenders were under 25, totaling 6,200 youths with 2,549 under 20. The piece notes increasing opportunities with motor cars, links theft to violence, and urges owners to secure vehicles to reduce risk.
A new clinic at a New York hospital seeks to treat child temper outbursts by diagnosis and therapy rather than punishment. The piece notes the shift from traditional methods like slippers to medicalized care while questioning the modern approach and its effectiveness.
Massachusetts courts ruled a motorist who embraces a passenger while driving at 35 mph is grossly negligent. In a related case a hugging driver’s loss of control caused a dislocated jaw and other injuries to the passenger who sued for damages. The ruling calls such conduct a public menace.
A 19th century prospector returns from 35 years in Alaska and surveys vast shifts in Fairbanks and the nation. The piece contrasts late 1800s anti trust and railroad agitation with New Deal era policies, wartime actions, and global events, noting social and political transformations from populist ideals to modern governance.
O C McIntyre muses on balancing seriousness with daily column craft from a tent in Arizona he recalls readers and writers like Waddy Roth, Rod Watterson, Hemingway, Will Rogers, Ring Lardner, and Shakespeare, noting the charm of informality and the limits of a single daily piece.
A historical anniversaries roundup mentions births and deaths of notable figures such as Catharine Sedewich, Charles Mohr, Henri de Blowitz, William Chandler, Archibald Geikie, Woodrow Wilson, and events like the Dade Massacre, Iowa statehood, the Calabria Sicily quake, and the 1919 cost of living rise cited by the National Industrial Board.
Prof Frank W Taussig emeritus Harvard politi cal economy born St Louis 76. Horace D Taft retiring Taft School headmaster born Cincinnati 74. Thomas P Henry Detroit AMA president born Brookhaven Miss 58. Dr Henry R Cloud Indian head Haskell Institute born Thurston Co Nebr 47. Sir Arthur S Eddington English astronomer born 53.
An affectionate, sy mpathetic reader is urged to persevere. The piece suggests a strong, wholehearted spirit can offset flaws and lead to success, though rewards may be modest. Copyright notice appears at the end.
Sunday’s birthdays include Col William Mitchell of Virginia, former head of the Army Air Corps, born years ago, and Dr Clark F Ansley of New Jersey, among others noted in today’s column.
A string of Christmas Day and holiday dinners were held across Elyria area households. Guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Krebs and many relatives from Chestnut Ridge Belden and Grafton road. Notable visitors were John Spaeth and Marian Spaeth. Additional visits featured Elmer Alexander Roe Spitzer families and several local residents from Elyria and nearby towns.
A reader notes a domineering spirit may hinder success unless checked. The subject shows ability and capacity for strong attachments and wise planning, yet a tendency to dictate could derail plans and lead to disappointment or failure.
Lorain County greenhouse operators report a severe sunshine shortage this fall and winter reducing tomato quality and lettuce weight, with fewer first quality roses and a general flower shortage for the holiday market. Potted plants like novisetria and begonia remain strong, while iris and spring bulbs are expected to relieve supply later.
Only house mother of a men s organization on the University of Washington campus is Mrs William MacGregor chap erone and social advisor for men of the Students cooperative Association She lives at one of the six men s houses of the cooperative.
In 1701 the English Lords of Trade declared that the independency the colonies of America thirst after is notorious, signaling official stance against growing colonial desires for self rule. The remark captures early imperial anxiety about American aspirations and sets context for ongoing governance tensions.
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