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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1937

Page

8

Deliberative Senate Learns from a Football Game Satire

In the Congressional Record excerpt, senators riff on Supreme Court reform and politics as a game. Robinson quips that politics is a disease once it takes root, while Burke and others joke about nuisance and football-like play as they discuss younger blood on the court. Guffey adds a long discourse on political history and memory.

United States Senate Supreme Court Congressional Robinson Mr. Minton Wheeler Indiana Arkansas Montana Hatch Guffey Pennsylvania Lore Washington Tommy Corcoran

Guffey Muddies Court Plan in Senate Clash

A heated Senate exchange centers on Senator Guffey and a court packing debate. Connally questions judges age, Guffey critiques age and fitness, then rises in anger and yields. Logan mocks Montana's pack the court idea, invoking a ditty about a man who isn’t there and quips about dead cats.

Ohio Civil War Vets To Hold Reunion

The Northern Ohio Civil War Veterans Association will hold its annual reunion at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky on August 7 and 8. About 400 veterans are expected. plans include camping on August 6, cottages for housing, and nursing and Red Cross staff. Gov. Martin L. Davey is slated to speak.

Northern Ohio Civil War Veterans Association Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors Sandusky Henry B. Stevick Wellington Ohio Department Sons of Union Veterans Red Cross Martin L. Davey

Two Auto Accidents Reported by Police

Police records list two yesterday auto accidents. Harold Beal of Telegraph Road RD 3 and Melvin Metzler of 130 Hamilton Street collided about 11 40 p m on Broad Street and Boston Avenue, both cars badly damaged. A second crash near Lake and Foster avenues involved M C Dahl Telegraph Road RD 3 and D H Holzhauer of the Y M C A with slight damage. Bud Seagraves reported his Swiss made wrist watch valued at 18 dollars stolen from a shop wash room while at work. Canton plans to bill Massillon for 582 dollars of riot supplies used after a steel plant riot. Massillon riot equipment reimbursed by Massillon or Stark County. Delaware reports 17 year old George Moore robbed of 341 dollars tied to a high school annual. Officers seek the man who forced him to drive to a location near Delaware.

Harold Beal R. D. No Telegraph Road Melvin Metzler Hamilton Street Broad Street Boston Avenue M. C. Dahl D. H. Holzhauer Lake and Foster Bud Seagraves Tenth Street Seagraves Canton Massillon James Seccombe Mansitlon Strak County Delaware George Moore Lyford Moore Detroit Delaware County Moore

Eczema Relief Ad Promises Quick Comfort

An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as relief for eczema itching pimples and red blotches. It claims dramatic results, offers a money back guarantee, and notes use on itchy feet and cracked skin.

Paterson Peterson

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Mr. Lewis Mr. Burke Mr. Robinson Nebraska Alfonso Gaston Mr. Connally Mr. Guffey Senate Mr. Logan Logan Caesar Brutus Roosevelt People of America Copyright Ledger Syndicate Tokyo Japan Cleveland Elyria Toledo Sandsy New York Sand’y Cl. Triz P A.m Belle Isle Brassiers ECRU Chillicothe, C James Ford the Savings Deposit Bank Broad St Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System
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