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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1938
Page
4
The fragment references Roosevelt ending his term and looming Fall elections, mentions New Dealers and Hamilton in critique, notes pressure over a 8600 000 national budget, and cites Wall Street’s sharp drop, a US Senate probe into lobbying, and the 1933 drought peak.
A concise note contemplates how a certain elder trait wanes as the day progresses and suggests that a proper mix of this trait could offer an advantage, reflecting a brief, philosophic reflection rather than a report of events.
A letter to the editor argues against further dollar devaluation and urges the President and Congress to repeal the May 12 1933 act reducing the standard dollar weight. It attacks the Committee for the Nation and Warren Thomas theories and defends Morgenthau’s anti devaluation stance.
A New York agency reports scattered gains in hiring and production as barometers rise. Rehired workers return to mills and factories, with sectors like textiles, shoes, and building showing renewed activity and hope for autumn expansion. Bethlehem Steel payrolls rise while Autolite and Spicer expand output. coastal and New England mills resume operations amid stronger demand.
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo eminent jurist and Supreme Court justice since 1932 died at age 68 from heart trouble. He served five years on the high court, respected for legal knowledge and liberal views, chosen by President Hoover and noted for modesty and public service.
New Deal observers point to a 1789 Treasury report by Alexander Hamilton found in the Capitol walls after workers uncovered records from 1814. The piece highlights frugal early government spending versus today’s multi billion dollar appropriation debates and criticizes wartime waste. The discovery underscores calls for budget restraint amid lofty cost proposals.
Benny Goodman offers sweet music on the Columbia Network with Swing School. Programs air at 8:30 pm Eastern and 5:30 pm Pacific, plus 7:30 pm Central 6:30 pm Mountain and 9:30 pm Eastern Českoslovak? The listing notes blues tones and clarinet virtuosity.
A compiled list notes anniversaries and obituaries of historical figures including John Quincy Adams born in Quincy Massachusetts who rose to lawyer diplomat senator secretary of state and sixth president then long service in Congress. Susan B Warner born New York died 1885 and John Wanamaker Philadelphia store founder with publicist fame died 1922. Also listed are Harry Kellar famed magician born Eme Pennsylvania died 1922 and Judson Deland lecturer born New York City died 1937. Edith Riegert Chicago professor and Chaucer scholar born Dover Ohio died 1938. Also mentions 400 Spanish colonists founding second European colony near present Santa Fe and other 18th 19th century events such as Hamilton Burr duel 1804 and US Prussia treaty 1799.
The text hints at refined tastes and native talent in life paths needing training and education. It notes a restless domineering tendency in early hours with a propensity to assert authority, indicating behavior traits shaping early development.
A devotional piece emphasizes God's mercy and steadfast love as core traits of the Lawgiver. It highlights that keeping the commandments stems from God’s character and loving kindness, not fear, and frames Jesus’ heart as a loving Father guiding believers. Bible readings note Exodus 34:1-7.
Dover Center funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Roberts of Lanewood were held at Clifford Pease Funeral Home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitors included Mrs Welker Beker and Mrs Wiscum, while Mrs Arthur Dunford hosted friends. The piece notes local families and social visits. An Irish Dublin house owners’ protective association is also mentioned.
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