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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
19
The text praises Governor Murphy of Michigan for handling the strike with determination and patience. It notes the agreement seems a middle road, with extremists likely disappointed, and mentions issues such as private-property occupation by sit down strikers. It forecasts returned work, pay days, and a desire to prevent future strikes.
The piece surveys Abraham Lincoln's enduring stature through praise from Whitman and Lowell, noting his evolving historical standing. It highlights his blend of humility and resolve, steadfastness amid Civil War trials, and a paradoxical faith with skeptical orthodoxy, concluding with Lincoln’s deep national reverence.
Elyria sees early signs of revival with Timms Spring Co announcing a new warehouse at Fox Furnace Co and renovations to its office. Fox Furnace Co plans extensive improvements and other local factory upgrades are anticipated. Bender Body Co rehabilitates Willys-Overland plant and moves toward production as contractors report rising inquiries for homes and projects. Elyria healthily looks up after years of tough times.
The columnist urges open debate on President Roosevelt’s proposed Judiciary Reform, noting risks of aging justices and expanded federal power. He cites Lippmann’s warnings about a Roosevelt court and calls for public expression to inform Bulkley Denahey and Harter before any quick action. The piece stresses grave consequences and urges thoughtful consideration.
An agreement has been reached and the great machines will soon be busy again in General Motors plants. The men will be happy to be at work again. Their families will rejoice.
A compact roster of historical figures tied to birth and death dates. Kosciuszko, Lincoln, Darwin, Myra Bradwell, John Morrissey among others are listed with birthplaces and death dates. Also notes in TODAY IN HISTORY include Oglethorpe landing in Georgia 1733 and 1922 China Republic establishment.
A fragmented 1930s column by 0. C. McIntyre sketches New York society scenes on Fifth Avenue and its look-alikes, rambling through society reporters, a hashish anecdote, celebrity vignettes, and a wistful pet moment. It weaves micro-portraits of clubs, fashion, and urban mood with reflective, humorous asides.
A fragment discusses rough conduct at nightlife venues and the need for a modern code of conduct. It cites a Stork Club incident where a cigarette snatching provoked serious reaction, noting the risk of labeling misconduct as mere folly without clear boundaries.
A summary of federal tax rules distinguishes between essential governmental functions and proprietary functions. Public funds pay officers and employees not subject to federal income tax when services support government duties, while services tied to liquidation of financial institutions or financed by company funds are taxable.
A meditation on Luke 3 11 14 urging practical holiness. It notes sharing honesty justice humane conduct by tax collectors soldiers and all readers urging action within one’s means and a refusal to extort or lie. It emphasizes applying the Golden Rule to everyday life.
Colonial New England divine Cotton Mather born in Boston in 1663 and died there on February 13, 1725. The item notes tax principles on federal income tax and taxation of fees for state services, including compensation to architects and builders for state capitol projects. It defines state employee as one with continuous services for tax purposes.
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