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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1938

Page

3

Many New Books At Local Library Readies varied new non fiction and fiction titles

Elyria Library announces new books going into circulation led by a shelf of non fiction works such as The Importance of Living The Minister-His World and His Work and America 60 Families plus The O Henry Memorial Award Stories for 1937 among fiction. Polish titles count 15 works for readers.

Elyria Edna Moore Lin Piowright Brown America

Voice Of The People letter on unemployment and social change

Reverend Young's letters denounce Dr Wittke's social and economic analysis while Wittke argues unemployment harms civilization. The writer cites a mammoth cracker machine in Dayton as example of job loss and urges a new social synthesis with collective ownership of industries. AMNA Ik. STORCK signs the letter.

EF. Young Chronicle Dean Wittke Oberlin College Reverend Young The Dr. Wittke C. E. Young Dr. White Wittke Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia Amna Ik Storck

Small Business Men Interviewed In Roosevelt Talks

Washington January 21 President Roosevelt meets with automobile manufacturers and installment sales bankers at noon to discuss curbing installment buying in expensive goods. He may push higher down payments and shorter payoff periods for autos and possibly extend controls to other sectors. The talks aim at voluntary reform to stabilize employment and production amid recession. Names of small business men across the country are being gathered for future nationwide conferences, a first major sampling since 1934.

Washington Roosevelt Frank Murphy Michigan White House NRA Hugh S. Johnson

Window Displays Highlight Scout Work Week in Elyria

Elyria stores host displays by local Scout troops February 6 to 12 celebrating the 28th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. Ribbons reward best efforts as troops showcase Scouting stories with uniforms urged to be worn to school. The Firelands Area Council meeting February 11 in Sandusky features Thomas Keane as principal speaker. open to Scouts families and interested adults.

Elyria Boy Scouts of America Richard Newcomb Firelands Area Newcomb Firelands Area Council Sandusky Thomas Keane

Alfred Richardson Reaches Century with No Longevity Rules

Alfred Richardson has reached a century with no explanation for his longevity. He says there is no set rule and he never counted on what makes a man live long. The quote reflects his informal view on aging and endurance.

Philadelphia Alfred Richardson

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