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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1937
Page
6
Forsimy advertn of representativest onne Cullen in Chicago at 801 Fifth Ave. D Rome General Motors Bldg. scheduled for Monday February 1, 1937.
The Philadelphia Inquirer outlines arguments for a permanent Federal relief system as opposed to year to year appropriations. It notes private relief declined with incomes, the burden shifting to Washington, and cites improving factory employment as a reason not to overstate long term unemployment. Congress must gauge current conditions to legislate wisely.
A national federation survey of 26 000 children in 25 communities reports 2.3 percent are problem children defined as mentally and socially defective. It calls for vocational courses and organized leisure programs to address delinquency, warning that 3 in 100 youths remain susceptible to negative adult influence.
Science reports on Harvard Fatigue Laboratory experiments with six men exposed to carbon monoxide gas. Dr Forbes fainted after a high skill test. his blood was near one half saturation. A healthy man can lose consciousness at one half as gas for half an hour, with no warning.
A Maryland grade crossing with flashing lights and bell signals saw 28 of 343 drivers ignore the crossing during a 12 hour ICC safety check, illustrating dangerous disregard at protected crossings. The piece cites 1922 figures: nearly 25,000 killed and about 70,000 injured in automobile train collisions.
Daily meditation notes on faith and works contrast Paul’s conversion with the value of faith over mere deeds. Includes related readings, mentions of social service motive, and a weekly plan highlighting three principles to know God better and invest life meaningfully. Also runs obituaries and notices from 1930s era.
A list of anniversaries notes notable figures with birthplaces and death dates. Entries include David Porter linked to the War of 1812 and Civil War admirals, Charles Miner the journalist and congressman, Francis J. Child, Meier Guezenheim, Granville Stanley Hall, Victor Herbert, and Henry Miller, with varied origins from Boston to Dublin and London.
A 1708 event recounts Alexander Selkirk, Scottish sailor, extracted from Juan Fernandez Island after four years alone. In 1840 Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, later part of Maryland, became the first dental college. In 1995 King Carlos and Portugal’s Crown Prince were shot in Lisbon. In 1920 French Academy of Sciences judged a £20,000 prize contest.
Today favors a temperament easily moved by higher sympathies and native strength. Be wary of being carried away by passion or excessive freedom. Adapt to your environment and cultivate submission to circumstances.
Dorothy Hasenkamp of Ridgeville Township died Tuesday at her daughter Emma Riegel’s home. Funeral services were conducted Thursday January 28 at 2 30 p m from the Clifford Pease Funeral Home in Dover Center.
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