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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
14
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg urged restricting Supreme Court nominations to trained experienced judges. He praised Cardozo, warned against political appointments, and suggested a special Senate session before October term to review Roosevelt’s next nominee to avoid a potential recess appointment.
New York writer observes ships dressed with flags along the Hudson in salute to a Swedish visit. He recounts family trips to Sunnybank in Pompton Lakes, praising Albert Payson Terhune and his wife Anice, noting Terhune's decline in book output but enduring influence and a life of hard work away from city bustle.
A playful column notes John Vander cook shaving his beard after marrying a young woman and muses on whiskers for bachelors. It imagines blue jays making treaties with other birds and recalls subway noise and after dinner speakers Roe Fulker son and Tyrone Power among new Players members. It mentions Riverdale Presbyterian Church near Henry Hudson Parkway offering a motorists service at 8 on Sundays with casual dress.
Michael Sabo aged 31 of 122 Elbe street Elyria shot himself with a 32 calibre revolver after marital and financial troubles. He was found on the porch, rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital where he died. Lorain County coroner Dr Ward ruled death by self action. Sabo was a roomer at the address. He had visited his brother seeking a loan to obtain a divorce. Funeral services to be held at 10 a m Saturday from Taylor Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
Japanese planes bombed Canton for the third day, killing or wounding about 1000 civilians. Twenty seven planes dropped thirty bombs on congested city areas and Honan Island across the river, starting at 8 am. The casualty total for today and the three-day span nears 1700.
Yutwahpao cites Japanese carriers and destroyers off Swatow and north of the Paracels near Hainan. French gendarmes reportedly occupy the islands and French submarines operate nearby as ten Japanese warships and two destroyers patrol the area.
The American Red Cross announces record enrollments in national aquatic schools started in 1922. H. F. Enlows says rising water-safety awareness requires shifting applicants to prevent turning away. This year 15 schools operate in 14 states offering First Aid, Life Saving, Water Safety, Swimming, Diving, and Small Craft Safety.
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