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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

12

Editorial Opposition To Proposal One Across Newspapers

The piece compiles editorials from Dallas Journal, Portland Oregonian, Omaha World Herald, Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo Courier-Express, Kansas City Times, Kansas City Journal Post, Albany Knickerbocker Press, and Christian Science Monitor opposing Roosevelt's court packing plan. It notes concerns about aging justices, executive overreach, and the procedure bypassing public vote, stressing that packing courts undermines the rule of law and judicial independence.

Kansas City Journal Post

Readings And Meditations On Early Church Doctrine

A compact survey of historic sermons and figures with biographical notes and anniversary entries. It lists sermons on repentance from Luke, then memorials for figures like Melville Fuller Edison Jefferson and Burr, plus century marks in culture, religion and politics.

Income Tax Deductions for Professionals and Physicians

A professional man may deduct all necessary expenses incurred in his pursuit of the profession. This includes office rent, utilities, supplies, and the cost of assistants. Physicians may deduct a portion of home office costs if the residence serves as office space, and may deduct wages for domestic servants partly used in caring for those rooms. Professional society dues are deductible, and magazines in waiting rooms may be deducted. Depreciation on books, furniture, and equipment is allowed, as are premiums for liability and certain insurance, with business portions of auto insurance deductible.

Dentists

Townsend Club No 1 Meeting Noted in Wellington

Sunday activities included time with Mr and Mrs CM Diedrick. C L Clause of Lodge called in town last Monday. Townsend club No 1 had twelve attendees at their Wellington meeting on Tuesday night.

CM. Diedrick C. L. Clause Lod Townsend Club Wellington

Censorship in Louisville Flood Sparks Rumors

Amid a severe flood in Louisville Kentucky officials imposed censorship to limit reports on casualties. A health official had put deaths at about 200, but the gag triggered widespread rumors of thousands, showing that withholding the truth increases panic rather than preventing it.

Louisville Ohio Valley

Stone Age Architecture Found in Mesopotamia Pit by Penn Team

University of Pennsylvania and archaeologists report a finding in a Mesopotamian pit that challenges simple pottery attestations and suggests an early temple use. The 4000 BC acropolis sits within twenty strata, indicating evolving religious development and promising more discoveries as digging continues.

University of Pennsylvania Mesopotamia Yucatan

Notable anniversaries of early American figures

Anniversaries note the births of William H. F. Talbot, a pioneer of photography born in England, who died on September 17, 1877. It also marks Alexander H. Stephens born in Taliaferro County, Georgia, a planter and legislator who served as vice president of the Confederate States and later as a congressman and governor after the war.

William H. F. Talbot Alexander H. Stephens Georgia Confederate States Taliaferro Co

Hartford Doctor Valeria Parker and Elizabeth Haight Highlight Medical Honor

Dr Valeria H Parker of Hartford Connecticut a noted social hygienist born in Chicago fifty eight years ago is mentioned alongside Prof Elizabeth H Haight Vas.

Auburn N. Y Alexander V. Dye Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Flora Edmund Lester Pearson Newburyport Mass J. Breckenridge Ellis Hannibal Hugh T. Kerr Pitsburgh Canada Clive Day Yale Hartford Conn Valeria H. Parker Chicago Elizabeth H. Haight Vas

Strong Leader Traits Highlighted in Daily Guidance

The day favors a politician or natural leader able to push forward with energy while tempering violence in word and action. Channel the fortune granted by nature to avoid ruin through indiscretion and maintain controlled passion.

Huntington News Notes

Mr and Mrs John Schoen of Spencer visited the Robert Laing home along with several Brunswick and Michigan friends. Weekend visits included Joseph Rapking and Carolyn in Wheeling West Virginia and Oscar Rapking in Alliance Ohio. Howard Laing and Russell Epping of Cleveland spent Sunday with the Laing family. Mrs FE Hutton and two daughters visited LaFayette Ohio, and Florence Dietrick with daughters Helen and Dorothy joined Archie Buchanan in Medina.

John Schoen Spencer Robert Laing Joseph Rapking Carolyn Wheeling W. Va Oscar Rapking Allance Erwin Fisher Seville Howard Laing Russell Epping Cleveland R. Laing Frederick Mohns Archie Buchanan Medina

Local Notes on Residents and Hospital Treatments

Brownhelm H L I Brandan has been gone at his home with the fun. Mrs Jacob Arndt who underwent operative treatment Saturday at Amherst Hospital is improving. Mrs Harry Jones of Henrietta visits to care for her daughter Mrs Harry Stick after Memorial Hospital operation. Mr and Mrs Elmer Love spent Monday in Toledo. Elizabeth Angersbach of Lorain visited here Sunday. R W Bechtel visited Horns of Henrietta Sunday. The America Prosperity Chin feature is noted as a part of American life again.

H. LI Brandan Jacob Arndt Amherst Hospital Harry Jones Henrietta Harry Stick Memorial Hospital Elyria Elmer Love Toledo Elizabeth Angersbach Lorain R. W. Bechtel Adam Horn

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