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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1932
Page
4
Psychologist Garry C. Myers commends a busy mother of five boys and three girls for loving parenting and maintaining poise. He notes readers admire her discipline and gentleness, urges forward focus on progress, and praises her family as a model of patient parenting amid daily work.
Elyria High School Spanish teacher Harry Rosene, visiting his parents in West Fort Dodge Iowa, reports Spain’s relaxed daily life in cafes and late dining, Madrid as a modern center, Granada and Seville favorites, and a new republic easing royal costs. He notes reasonable living expenses, cuisine, and that he will return to Elyria by early September.
Paris announces two major world expositions over the next five years. The first is the World’s Labor Fair in 1835, followed by the International Decorative Arts Exposition in 1937 and a third International Colonial Exposition before 1940. Modern decorative arts have rapidly evolved since 1925, prompting a second expo.
Held near the Esplanade des Invalides, the Labor Fair aims to revive trades and corporations of earlier centuries, seeking space for permanent buildings on a Paris edge site. It plans to revive historic labor fetes and harvest grape celebrations once common in European days of kings and serfs.
London reports Denmark could gain from the Ottawa Conference as Britain tightens tariffs on Irish Free State imports. Denmark, Britain’s dairy rival, could capture more of the 126 million pound dairy market, expanding butter bacon eggs and cream trade if Anglo Irish tensions turn economic. Berlin notes stable meat use with per capita around 71 kilos in recent years. A Pasadena burglary case ends with a burglar finding worthless postwar currency.
In San Francisco Chinatown, sixteen members of the Four Family Society convened to resolve four disputes among family members over a loan, store lease, estate, and contract breach. The council, with four members from each family, ensured fair outcomes by majority consent and traditional rulings.
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