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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1928
Page
3
A February 6 1928 editorial urges nations to outlaw the submarine as a humanitarian act and a proof of real willingness to end war. It recalls World War I submarine atrocities and notes US Secretary of State openness to a universal ban. The piece argues this small step could steer global sentiment toward disarmament and prevent future death dealing weapons.
The Department of Commerce reports operating costs for large city schools up 207.7 percent in ten years. In 1926, 250 cities serving 33.7 percent of the population spent 607 million dollars on schools, about 14.51 per person, with 37 percent of all tax revenue used for school funding.
A reader comments in favor of sending Lindbergh to South America while criticizing others and warning against counting murder charges, expressing a stance on the political matter.
A California Public Health bulletin notes 34 trichinosis cases in 1327, mostly from homemade sausages. Proper cooking and inspection at slaughterhouses can prevent infection, while cases often stem from undercooked pork or infected meat. A Los Angeles case linked to raw pork underlines the dangers and need for thorough cooking.
Daily brief notes recall anniversaries and notable births. Entries mention Lola Robert M LaFovielle Wisconsin senator born Matson Wisconsin 23 years ago today Anna Tulmenasr, Beaton Beaton officer 54 years ago Ben Lion actor born Georgia 27 years ago today.
The day marks the 2nd anniversary of a diplomatic accord between France and the United States with leading officials confirming the renewal. The ceremony includes representatives from both nations at a central capital venue.
U S Rear Admiral William A Moffett argues that true sea power rests on air. He cites aircraft and carriers as essential to naval strength and security, noting landings, fuel, and munitions require dedicated landing platforms. He states air supremacy cannot be won by brief plane flights alone.
The article argues reloading guns to arm planes and equipping more flight decks accelerates aircraft readiness and effectiveness. It stresses carriers as mobile landing platforms essential for sustained air operations and calls for wide adoption of capable naval ships, referencing the 1851 conference and Claude A. Swanson’s political career.
Welfield attended the Ladies Aid and Mission Society meeting at Mrs Emma Foch and Mrs Ralph’s home. Reda spent Wednesday in Cleveland. G Welsh of Cleveland was a caller on Thursday. E Mackert was a guest to Loraiz on Thursday. Eewia abert and 301 attended the Feiloe.
Vermilion residents Leonard and Aloysius Camp, and Mrs Louise Heal with William of Elyria, visited the Spiegelberg Rome on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Louis Bros hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Wo Miller and Mr and Mrs SH Mathias of Cleveland. Sanduske and Middle Ridge locals attended the UD club meeting at Mrs Newton Bechtel’s home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C K Canfield will host the Cemetery and Park Association meeting at Mrs. T H Vase's home on Tuesday afternoon February 7 with a target attendance of 80. Preparations are underway for the February 22 supper. Also noted is a flirt of family items and local social updates amid scattered household news.
A fragmentary report notes Japan considering censorship of mourning imagery produced by schoolchildren amid a broader cultural crackdown. The text also briefly mentions England's Gah market and a reference to age-old traditions.
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