Roosevelt era air armada plan recalled in critique
The piece argues against huge taxpayer funded aviation programs citing 1917 experiences under Wilson and Roosevelt. It notes Germany’s lighter oil engines, licensing of engines to others, and the failure of mass production promises, warning Congress to prevent a repeat of past aviation procurement fiascos and suggesting caution before another large air force buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Aircraft Procurement Board
Congress
France
Henrys Ford
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Elyrians Head Southward for Winter Sun
Elyrians continue their annual migration to Florida and California with many requesting southbound routes from the Elyria Automobile Club. Miami and St Petersburg attract most winter travelers while some plan broader Florida itineraries despite lingering mild winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Automobile Club
Florida
Allyan Gehl
California
Forida
Gehl
Miami
St. Petersburg
Elyria
Open Library At Edison School
Elyria Library expanded with a second station at Edison School on Lake Avenue. A classroom on the second floor houses a library room where pupils visit on assigned days for browsing and home reading. Opening day saw 123 books checked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Library
Edison School
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Hilltop romance brings Sibyl and Peter to crossroads
In a stormy hilltop drama Sibyl Aldrich seeks reconciliation with Peter Day after a dangerous encounter caused by Frank Marston and Lora. Jules Sanford plans mediation as tension rises among guests and locals while a bridge repairs delay resolved apologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Day
Sibyl Aldrich
Jules Sanford
Jules
Frank Marston
Lora
Peter
Siby
Claude Elliot
Marstens
Sibyl
Marston
Elliot
Marsten
Davenport
Frank
Mrs. Aldrich
EAC Cse
Claude
Ibyl
Arthritis sufferer plays bridge in an ambulance
Mrs. Louis Langlow of Concord, confined by arthritis for eight years and unable to walk six, attends bridge parties at the Concord hospital in an ambulance, continuing the game despite her mobility challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Cal
Louis Langlow
Concord Hospital
Increased Tolerance Between Religious Sects
Oberlin 1938 review by Professor Clarence H Hamilton notes rising interfaith tolerance amid persecution in Germany and Russia. He cites new world council efforts and interfaith conferences, merger trends in France and America, and growing church membership totals across Protestant and Catholic groups in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Clarence H. Hamilton
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Germany
Professor Hamilton
Hamilton
World Council of Churches
Utrecht
Holland
International Missionary Council
Madras
India
France
America
National Conference of Jews and Christians
World Council of Clmrena
Far East
Japan
Kagawa
Dr. Hamilton
Elyria Welding Supplies Recharging and Repair Service
John Streicher at 501 East River Street Elyria offers storage battery gas oxygen welding supplies and recharging repairing services. Phone 2619.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John Streicher
East River St
New York Day By Day By Charles B. Driscoll
New York columnist Charles B. Driscoll describes a Saturday column idea while laid up with a bad cold. He explains difficulty writing about church news without firsthand notes and recalls farm memories and a fever dream of cows and hobgoblins as he fights a high temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan. T
Chas
Iris
la Grippe
Sermon at Spencer Methodist Church by Rev John G Koontz
At Spencer Methodist Church the 11 A M worship will feature the sermon A More Excellent Way by Rev John G Koontz with special music and an illustrated sermonette. Sunday School starts at 10 A M and the Epworth League meets at 8 P M at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
Spencer Methodist Church
Epworth League
Ailing writer laments illness and cold winds within home
The narrator describes chest pain and disorienting sensations from within after a night of rain and harsh wind. He recalls illness remedies, regrets, and a longing for clarity as his wife shields him from town. Nearby friends Ruth and Maxwell Aley aid by sending dried basil for meals.
Recipe for Eggs Chauteau Aley Beguiles a Modern Diet
Connecticut kitchens echo a 1780 direction for Eggs Chauteau Aley as Ruth guides readers to bake eggs in muffin pans with cream basil and parsley. A narrator notes his wife adapts with glass egg cups and vows to eat two a day, joking about conquering a “monster.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Ruth
McNaught Syndicate
Twin five year old brothers join Bristol school
Twin brothers aged five enroll at Sefton Park school in Bristol joining three pairs of six year old girl twins already attending the same institution.
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Sefton Park School
Bristol
England
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