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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
6
Babson Park Massachusetts July 19 1935 veteran entrepreneur cites fifteen factors behind the unemployment rise. He argues the Wagner Act wo n t solve joblessness and warns of labor leader coercion and higher prices. He lists causes from women entering industry to fires and auto fatalities.
In a 1935 discussion the author critiques NRA, PWA, and CWA as not addressing root causes of unemployment. He lists factors from 1929 to 1932 such as labor actions, income taxes, real estate policies, and the AAA, arguing they stifle industry and inflate job losses. He promises a simple program to cut unemployment from two percent below last year to normal levels, citing a forthcoming article.
BE. J. Darby, Ralph Kuhlman, Miss Jennie Carter, nephew John, and Edna Mae Le man visited Ashland on Monday on business. Loretta Nieding and Harry Kenat were Sunday guests of Attorney and Mrs A. Nieding. Mrs. Rhea Fleming of Oberlin called on friends Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Avery were guests in Elyria Sunday. H. A. Witbeck made a business trip to Oberlin Monday. BE. J. Darby and Ralph Kuhlman visited Shinrock Monday morning. Rev. and Mrs. George Beebe and Mrs. G. L. Clark of Springfield Mass were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Early.
Louis Miller, six next week, is a special student at the University of Pennsylvania, likely the youngest college attendee in the world. He passes with youths much older in arithmetic, spelling, writing, and reading, and enjoys solving hard fractions and equations as a pastime.
Rochester master Fred Bianci returned Sunday to his grandparents in Rochester after a week with his parents in Cleveland. Joe Jordan and a friend from Ashland visited the Parkers and Ward family members in Wakeman and Worthington, while Minnie Helfer stayed with the Butsons. Visits also included Frank Clifford’s home with Dee Robinson, Tody and Clifford, Akron. Laurel Jump and Pearl Jump with Lois in South Euclid and Tiffin. Charlie Franks called at Paul Ewell’s home as Andy Davidson hosted sister and family from Detroit, with Frances Quaid and Charles White visiting Detroit-bound on Sunday. Tear gas was used to subdue a drunken driver in Elizabeth City, and Edinburgh showcases a Scottish Military and Naval Museum.
Cincinnati July 19 Ray Finke of Cincinnati was warned by Edward Strasser assistant county prosecutor against allowing young women to kiss him while driving Deputies said Sheriff George Lutz is cracking down on traffic offenders and a young lady in the car was kissing him
A boy spends an hour daily in higher mathematics and standard grade school work. Instructors deem him far too intelligent for ordinary grade school. The arrangement places him in advanced programs within a short time.
A police case ended with dismissal after testimony where Strasser advised that a driver should stop the car when a young woman wants a kiss. The exact circumstances remain unclear but the judge ruled against further action.
Raids by packs of dogs drive farmers in northern and eastern Morrow County to demand a dog roundup. Fifty sheep were killed near Blooming Grove and another fifty near Williamsport and Chesterville. Some flocks were driven into a creek. Brough Dunham of Mt. Gilead reports the losses.
From a psychological viewpoint the fanatic and crank illustrate individuals who sacrifice broad development for dominance by strong complexes. The report notes a high temperature in Veltipation, Chile, rarely dropping below 86 to 88 degrees Fahrenheit.
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