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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1937

Page

14

Checkmate the Roosevelt plan to reshape the court and booze bosses

The Nation reports on W Forbes Morgan directing a campaign to frame beer and wine as foods under Agriculture rather than Prohibition enforcement as part of a broader strategy to pressure the Supreme Court and reshape policy. It notes Roosevelt’s move to use Sumners bill to force resignations and create vacancies for his appointees while pressing Congress to act swiftly.

Hiquor W. Forbes Morgan Thorne Badder Brothers Department of Agriculture Alcohol Control Commission Whiskeyites Mr. Morgan Congress White House Roosevelt Sumners Messrs. Sutherland Butler Brandeis Summers Brandes Messrs Cardoza

Hollywood Memories of Blazing Fame and Witty Rooms

Hollywood memories recount Swanson and Swane gens teas, Tom Mix's butler, Crawford at a drive in, Powell hiding in a bathroom, Schenck doubting talkies, Clara Bow's car ride, Lela Rogers' remark on Virginia, Bing Crosby near firing, Mary Pickford's marriage quip, and a marquee sign seemingly speaking to weather.

Hollywood Gloria Swanson la Swanegan Tom Mix Joan Crawford William Powell Philo Vance Iis Joseph Schenck 20Th Century- Fox Studios Clara Bow Marie” Osborne Virginia Lela Rogers Ginger Bing Crosby Cocoanut Grove Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanka

Comedy and gossip swirl around Hollywood studio life

An anecdotal reel from Hollywood insiders shows Fred Astaire in top hat and shorts, misquoted studio drama, and a telephone scare with Hugh and Mrs. Herbert. A thermometer reads 105 degrees in a dressing room while jokes fly about Simone Simon, Darryl Zanuck, and Max Rosenbloom.

Fred Astaire Simone Simon Hene Studio Darryl Zanuck

Focused Tone GE Radio Shown At Heldmver Hardware

Displayed at Heldmver Hardware Company 557 Broad Street, the new General Electric Focused Tone radio showcases innovations like the Colorama Dial Automatic Frequency Control Local Station Personalizer Silent Tone Metal Tubes Sentry Bot Stabilized Dial and the V doublet antenna.

General Electric Heldmver‘ Hardware Company

Car Check-Up Service At Brown Oil Company

The Brown Oil Company attendants at West avenue and Second street offer a thorough checkup to ensure your car operates at peak efficiency in cold weather. They warn that a weak battery and wrong lubrication hinder performance and safety, urging drivers to visit for a full car evaluation today.

Brown Oil Company West Avenue Second Street

Royal Creamery Milk Promotes Health and Energy

Royal Creamery milk and cream are praised as essential for youth energy and proper diet. The advertisement urges consumption at every meal, touting taste and economical use in cooking.

DeBray Body Shop Repairs Fenders and Dents

Winter brings more auto accidents and DeBray Body Shop at 115 Cedar Street offers fender straightening and dent ironing. They restore damaged parts with matching color finishes, making wrecks look like new and provide interior fittings and special cases.

DeBray Body Shop Cedar Street DeBray

Weather Sheltered Coal Delivers Clean Heat and Service

Weather Sheltered DeLuxe Premium Smokeless Coal offers no smoke or soot and clean heat. West Side Lumber & Coal Company provides prompt delivery and a skilled service team to ensure economy and comfort. Sir William Gilbert’s remark contrasts with the piece’s tone about serious work.

West Side Lumber & Coal Company

Vic Silver's Watch Repairs Earns Noted Praise

Expert watchmaker Vic Silver continues to gain acclaim as customers send friends for his moderate-cost, high-grade service. He personally runs the repair department at his credit jewelry store, guarantees all work for a year, and uses rust-preventing non hand contact cleaning. The shop is located at 49 East Avenue near Broad Street and the post office.

Vic Silver Vic East. Avenue Broad

Moonlit themes in Chinese art and poetry of peace

Chinese poets and painters highly prize the moon in works while seeking a peaceful life. The ideal scene features a white pot and lute beside a lone pine, savoring a quiet moonlit night.

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