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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1937
Page
6
The article warns the United States is rapidly inflating its public debt beyond its receipts. It notes a 36.5 billion dollar debt and annual deficits surpassing eight billion, urging immediate action to balance the budget. A table lists receipts, expenditures, and deficits from 1931 to 1937.
A Senate Friday introduced a substitute court reorganization bill proposing four additional justices to the high tribunal at one per year after 75, potentially expanding the court by four or up to 13 members. Critics call it a dangerous pack of the judiciary and urge killing the compromise, citing independence concerns.
National interest centers on Thomas E. Dewey, a special prosecutor allied with governor backed grand juries, who has secured 61 convictions with no losses. Two defendants pleaded not guilty, then guilty, each facing up to 93 years. controversy grows over law enforcement limits and calls for new laws or a permanent arm to fight organized crime.
New York, July 3 It has been two hours and eleven minutes since I sat at the typewriter and faced the urge to quit. I resist, knowing readers expect more, and I ramble to clear my mind. The column reveals a strained mind seeking diversion amid idle moments and lingering fatigue.
A compact page notes birthdays of Samuel Huntington John Singleton Copley and others, lists historic events from 1608 Quebec founded to 1925 Vatican thefts, and includes today’s birthdays and horoscopes with brief portraits and dates for notable figures.
Mrs. Mary Norton, first woman to head a major House committee, rises without gender concession and wields sharp rhetoric. As District of Columbia Committee chair she acts as “Mayor of Washington,” liberalizes liquor laws, backs a national lottery, slum clearance, and supports labor measures as she moves to lead the House Labor Committee. Frank Hague’s influence frames her path, and Norton resists being called a lady, insisting she is a congressman.
A devotional summary noting Paul urges Christians to be strong in the Lord and wear the whole armour of God to stand against spiritual forces. The piece argues the warfare is militant and spiritual, not fleshly, opposing atheism, fascism, and anti Christian ideologies.
The author praises painters and writers for different tempos, laments noise in modern life, and celebrates Kathleen and Charles G. Norris as energetic, generous hosts. He highlights their influence on struggling peers and their vivid, entertaining storytelling style amid a 1927 context. A note then mentions a U S lumber rush causing Panama construction delays.
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