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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1935
Page
3
Monroe, Mich. News argues for a concrete deficit assessment before tax bills. It urges the administration to specify how much money is required, how fast to repay debt, and a balanced budget approach rather than more or higher taxes. The piece warns against vague proposals and stresses fiscal clarity to restore confidence.
University of Wisconsin geologist Dr C E Leith warns that at current exploitation rates indispensable minerals will run out in decades to centuries. He cites oil zinc and lead depletion in ~15 years copper by 1374, iron ore lasting centuries but high grade reserves depleting in ~40 years and coal veins vanishing from accessible spots within 200 years. He urges strict government conservation now to delay this fate and questions if substitutes can keep pace with exhaustion.
The columnist recalls a morning in New York filled with letters and gifts including a silvered airplane kite from Al Smith and a note from J Edgar Hoover. He mentions Roscoe Peacock, Carl Van Doren, and a bohemian social scene, plus literary and theatre figures like Ring Lardner, Hari Carroll, Marcel, Julius Greene, Herbert Marshall, and Bernarr Macfadden. He muses on public figures, society, and cultural shifts while observing city life and its curiosities.
A survey of a large New York education staff found desk and lab workers enjoy the best health and longest life expectancy, while public fitness fuss contrasts with active figures like Dr. John H. Finley. The piece threads celebrity quirks and a cafe moment on Capitol Hill.
A compact list of notable birth and death anniversaries from historical figures. Includes John Howard Bryant, Cregur Johann Mandel, Julia Dean, Benjamin R. Hanks, Sarah McNutt, Sarah J. Farmer, Emma Lazarus, Evelyn Briggs Baldwin, and others with birth or death years and places, plus a note on TODAY IN HISTORY 1706 treaty signing.
A collage of birthdays, notable figures, and historic events listed from Moses Cleveland to Napoleon II and Dillinger. It mentions figures like Ely Culbertson, Morris Fishbein, Gilbert Rowe, Abraham Rosenbaum, Kathryn McHale, Augusta Bronner, Stephen Vincent Benet, and Thomas E. Wilson with brief notes. The piece hints at fate and restraint themes alongside birthdays.
Ottawa reports the Canadian government donated 350000 to the estate of Sir Arthur Currie, late commander of the Canadian Corps, in recognition of his services to the nation.
Frank G. Jones announces the State Council Committee for the National Eucharistic Congress to be held in Cleveland September 13 24 25 26. Richard Teasdale will represent Elyria in the national assembly with Rome naming Cardinal Hayes as Papal Senate. The three day program centers at Public Auditorium with 120 altars, ending with a stadium procession. An Executive Committee includes Kenehan Miller Duffy Krupp OBrien Nolan and Judge Dixon.
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