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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1938
Page
2
Chicago office at 8 So. Michigan Ave and New York at 01 Fifth Ave are listed under John 3. Cullen Company. Detroit area mentions General Motors bids.
An editorial laments a push by Governor Earle to block a grand jury investigation into graft and corruption. It condemns bills subverting judicial process, restraining court probes, and placing inquiry under a politically controlled legislature. The piece argues such moves threaten courts and the rule of law.
Speakers at the American Bar Association meeting urge curbing administrative agencies autocratic use of judicial powers. Vanderbilt notes tribunals stay but require clear limits. Chief Justice Hughes cautions agencies must act with fair play. Calls for Congress to limit powers, avoid class divisions, and curb hate.
Washington summer salons in Georgetown host Averell Harriman allies and top corporate leaders for informal dinners with Tom Corcoran and Ben Cohen. Prentiss Coonley, unofficial Big Business ambassador, frames cautious optimism as leaders seek cordial man to man ties with administration.
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES Emily Bronte born 1814 died 1848 William T Adams born Medway Mass Helena Blavatsky born Russia Henry A Du Pont born near Wilmington Del Robert J Burdette born Greensboro Pa Thorstein Veblen born Wisconsin TODAY IN HISTORY 1619 House of Burgesses met in Jamestown 1733 St John s Freemason lodge organized 1777 Jane McCrea murdered by Indians Rioting in New Orleans 1866 1907 Carnegie Palace of Peace foundation stone 1932 Olympic Games opened in Los Angeles TODAY S BIRTHDAYS Henry Ford born Greenfield
The piece argues fashions in ideas mirror dress trends, noting shifts from scarcity talk to overproduction fears postwar to the Depression. It identifies three clear trends: slowing population growth, changing age distribution with more retirees, and rapidly advancing technical knowledge. It urges maintaining poise, avoiding swings between policies, and keeping trade channels open amid possible revival.
A brief roundup lists Robert R McCormick of Chicago born 38 years ago in Michigan as a publisher born 38 years ago Maj Gen Smedley D Butler born in West Chester Pa 37 years ago Haldeman JIus of Girard Kansas born 49 years ago Fred D Fagg Jr dean of Northwestern born 42 years ago Joel Stebbins astronomer at Wisconsin born Omaha Neb 60 years ago Today's native should attain eminence and power amid favorable planetary aspects The native possesses courage endurance and talent likely to rise in chosen field Mind is intuitive rather than logical but sincere leading to variable talent direction
A brief note warns that treachery to the native is a constant danger, kept in check only by proper balance of push and endurance, highlighting caution in dealing with tribal or local communities.
A reading recalls Jesus denying scandal as a judge over disputes about inheritance. He warns against covetousness, teaching that a man’s life does not consist in material abundance. The excerpt notes attempts to seat the Lord on a courtroom bench to settle disputes.
A reader warns against covetousness in a property dispute citing Jesus on laying up treasures in heaven. The sermon stresses that pursuing rightful shares can threaten the soul, echoing the Rich Fool parable where life does not consist in abundance of possessions.
The farm security administration announced that consumer cooperatives may take over a Jersey Homestead clothing factory to set the cost of making garments under favorable working conditions. A non profit group, Consumer Whole Clothiers Inc, will operate the plant near Hightstown New Jersey, funded by a $200000 government loan to Homestead residents.
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