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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
16
Tokyo reports say the Chinese government may seek peace with Japan. Cabinet secretary Kazami noted ministerial talks yesterday considered the Chinese move as peace terms were reportedly being prepared. Japan continues its campaign in China at great sacrifice to secure permanent peace unless China clarifies its attitude.
William J. Goodfeld, a farmer of Chardon Ohio, sought 3000 dollars in the common pleas court after a vehicle collision. The jury awarded him one dollar, which he donated to the Red Cross.
Sixty Lorain County families with Farm Security Administration loans canned and stored 16000 quarts of fruits and vegetables and 2000 pounds of dried produce for winter. The program aims to supply at least half of annual needs through home production in the first loan year and supports economic independence as loans are repaid.
George Dabrovitch, a Belgrade lawyer, set out to test how long a man can live without food and planned to write an article. He collapsed on the 20th day and died, ending his experiment.
Two Oberlin College faculty members are listed among contributors to The American Scholar Winter 1935 edition. Walter Marshall Horton of the Graduate School of Theology wrote The New Orthodoxy, noting a conservative trend among young church and seminary students and referencing Carl Barth and church unity conferences in Oxford and Edinburgh. Robert S. Fletcher of the History Department contributed The First Coeds, recounting Oberlin’s early coeducation beginning in 1837 and quoting Charles and Mary Beard from The Rise of American Civilization.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Saunders hosted a party in Carmel New York honoring their cocker spaniel Little Mace. Guests included Carmel’s prominent dog and social circles with games and refreshments.
In Schenectady New York two detectives fed a fire alert over the police two way radio. Sergeant William Hickey and Patrolman William Edmonds of cruiser No six reported just after midnight that they went to a fire while patrolling Broadway and discovered the blaze before the fire department received the call.
A local fire crew battled a small blaze described as waste and rubbish. They used several pails of water and even deployed a car to help extinguish the flames. No injuries reported. investigation pending.
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