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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1935

Page

2

Drivers Forced To View Their Victims

CHICAGO A dramatic measure by Judge John Gutknecht of the traffic court requires youthful traffic violators to visit the county hospital and view accident victims. Instead of fines, offenders receive this stark exposure aimed at curbing reckless driving and reinforcing the consequences of their actions.

Chicago John Gutknecht

Community groups donate to two fund drives

Local groups donate an equal sum to two funds aiding accident victims. The contributions support medical care and immediate relief for those affected, reflecting community solidarity and concern for those in hardship.

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Williams hires helper. roosters painted white at farm

N C poultry hobbyist L H Williams reports that a helper hired to paint a chicken roost at his Wilson farm ended up painting several of his best roosters white. Williams discovered the mischief upon inspection.

National Whirligig hears rumors of judgeships bait

The column notes damning chatter about offers of federal judgeships to two House members in exchange for support of a death sentence in the utility bill. Names floated include Rep. Clarence Lea and Rep. Edward Eicher, with DOJ probes giving Lea top marks and Eicher awaiting retirement.

White House House Interstate Commerce Committee House Talk Clarence F. Lea California Edward C. Eicher Iowa Department of Justice Lea Endher Lown

Roosevelt tax plan aids kingmaker image in 1936 politics

The piece argues FDR seeks to own the tax issue to secure political credit with voters, shaping public perception of the wealth tax and budget balance. It notes Republican vulnerability and the president’s skill at harvesting political plums, while also highlighting Bill Green’s anti communist stance and Wagner bill support. The column ends by recalling the origin of wearing a wedding ring on the left hand.

Roosevelt Supreme Court TVA Tennessee Burt Wheeler House Senate W. Forbes Morgan New York New England AAA Mr. Morgan American Liberty League Farley-Horja GHQ National Press Club Andrew W. Mellon Capitol Hill Bill Borah Borah Sharps FDR Sam Huey Long White House NRA Bill Green Green Wagner Labor

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