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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1937

Page

16

National Whirligig Explores Roosevelt Era Restlessness

James McMullin reports on President Roosevelt’s push to rekindle public spirit amid warnings of second-term storms. Commentary compares Roosevelts reforms with Wilson and critiques neutrality debates, war prompts, and the fate of the National Press building research staff.

Roosevelt FDM Wilson Tifster American Liberty League Duke of Windsor National Press Building Generalissimo Jowett Shouse William H. Stayton la Porte and Crawford Washington

Elopement Plot Complicates Terrant Family Christmas

In a New York tale, Sheila Dorrance grows close to Paul Terrant amid rival affections with Claire Matthews. Eleanor Matthews seeks a wealthy match for Claire, prompting a risky elopement plan that backfires as Claire’s true love unfolds. Christmas at the Terrants yields revelry and shifting loyalties.

Sheila Dorrance New York Terrant & Matthews Paul Terrant David Terrant Claire Matthews Mr. Terrant Paul Eleanor Matthews Lord Kentwell Anne Claire England Mrs. Matthews Sheila Dave Eleanor Kentwell Phyllis Darlinng Terrant Marilyn Gene Briggs

Roosevelt lobby crackdown reshapes Capitol Hill power play

The article notes FDR’s push to curb lobbyists after 1933 to 1927 era patterns, barring government lobbyists and requiring disclosure. It highlights Behrr movement toward a centralized federal structure, with Ickes’ committee shaping national power policy, TVA limitations, and a search for a streamlined agency.

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You Can Wear FALSE TEETH Without Embarrassment

An advertisement proclaims FASTEETH lets wearers eat talk laugh or sneeze without teeth slipping. It claims the fine powder holds firmly with no gummy taste or pasty feel and leaves breath pleasant. Available at food drug stores.

Adams Eyes Open Fireworks If ABA President Shows Will

A fragment notes decisive outlook around Adams potentially becoming ABA president. It suggests a charged atmosphere with potential clashes and outspoken figures like Eccles ready to act, indicating unsparing commentary on leadership and policy.

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