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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
8
Editors report a stirring sense of new thought at the AAAS annual meeting in Indianapolis. They warn science faces temptations to overstep into policy, balancing vast knowledge with risks of misapplied influence on political, economic, and social issues.
Kansas City, Missouri, celebrated a double achievement by retaining the National Safety Council safest city honor for 250,000 to 300,000 populations while ending a year with no child traffic fatalities. The city reduced child deaths from 18 in 1928 to eight months after its traffic program’s full execution, proving that traffic safety is a result of long-term planning, not luck, and that any city can follow Kansas City’s path with sustained effort across enforcement, engineering, and education.
The National Restaurant Association president argues waitstaff should not take away the menu card after taking an order or patrons will repeatedly change their minds. The piece laments customer indecision and suggests encouraging commitment to initial choices to keep business stable.
A Columbia University philosophy professor argues that public education fails to guarantee decent adult life. True education requires adults actively shaping their environment and self mastery. Learning must continue beyond schools through books, forums, travel, museums, and thinking. The world moves fast making lifelong education essential.
Washington observers say administration spokesmen overplayed a market drive against the New Deal. A small clique allegedly engineered a stock slump to pressure the White House. Frictions over the Biggers report and fears of a deeper recession stir calls for more relief and faster reflation. A Cas Nes Club liberals meeting sought aggressive public spending while Baruch notes shifts in support as conservatives brace for political realignment.
Bostonian George Tinkham contrasts 1917 and 1937, warning that democracy faces dictatorship as foreign propaganda rises. He links Roosevelt era reforms to GOP acceptance of good local government and fears a push toward world war. He hints at possible congressional probes into foreign propaganda networks, notably Japan.
Reading from Konns 15 8 21 reflects on the Epiphany and the universal scope of the Gospel. It argues Christ came for the world, not a chosen few, citing salt of the earth and light of the world to emphasize universal salvation.
Anniversaries list dates and brief bios of Joan of Arc Joseph Holt Charles Sumner Thomas M Cooley John Calvin Brown Gustave Doré Clarence King George Washington Samuel Morse Anthony Blanche Theodore Roosevelt New Mexico statehood 1912 and a 1919 note on Roosevelt death and postwar events. The item blends birth and death dates with short career notes and historical milestones.
A retrospective list notes the birthdays and origins of prominent figures. Admiral Hugh Rodman born in Kentucky. Joseph Medill Patterson of New York Daily News. Carl Sandburg of Michigan. Judge Ferdinand Pecora of New York. Felix Morley of Washington Post. Alice H. Wadsworth of Genesee New York.
A cautious note on character suggests a kindly adaptable trader with good commercial skill, likely to prosper. Yet the same sympathetic temperament may invite risk of being wronged under certain conditions, warning to stay prudent.
A series of social visits across the Birmingham area include Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson of LaGrange hosting Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Joe Bickel and Mr and Mrs Lee Dickason of Lorain visiting relatives. Spouses and families from Vermilion Mansfield Elyria Hamilton and Lorain joined in weekend gatherings at multiple homes.
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