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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1937

Page

8

Bible Readings And Meditations Verse by Verse Prayer Model

A devotional summary of Ephesians 3 14 19 and comments on the meaning of the prayer asks readers to study the text phrase by phrase noting that God as universal Father unites all, and that knowing Christ’s love is a moral attainment beyond intellect, with reference to Dante’s remark on love moving stars.

Jesus Christ Heaven Earth Christ God

Purpose Of War Is To Destroy

In England a movement to humanize war in Spain is examined as academically interesting yet impractical. The piece argues realism requires defeatist views and that war remains a brutal enterprise driven by destruction of life and property. It contends generals advance most with ruthless force, regardless of methods or mercy.

England Spain Attila the Hun

Coming Home In An Iron Lung Costing 30000

Frederick B. Snite Jr. is flown home to Chicago from Feiping China after fourteen months in an iron lung. The 26 year old, kept alive by the mechanical respirator, faces a slim chance of recovery if breathing support continues for months or years. Medical science values life beyond simple dollars, as physicians and institutions strive to sustain the spark of life.

Frederick B. Snite, Jr Chicago Feiping China Suite

Taxpayer savings urged by restricting Congressional Record

Rep Hobbs of Alabama pushes closing the Record to extraneous speeches never delivered on the floor. Critics say $200,000 could be saved annually and warn taxpayers should not fund cheap politics. The move aims to curb reprints used to impress constituents amid vast federal spending.

Hobbs Alabama Senate House

RPI Gives Engineers Special Court Testimony Training

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy trains engineering students for court testimony as public speaking and clear technical explanation are key in expert witness roles. The piece notes GE’s 6660 public speeches in 1936 and argues broad professional emphasis on courtroom composure for practitioners.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy New York General Electric Engineers

Excessive Speed Increases Fuel Use Across Tests

The American Automobile Association announced tests of thirteen car makes showing oil and gasoline use rise with speed. At 30 mph 18 mpg. at 60 mph 12.6 mpg. at 90 mph 6 mpg. Oil consumption is seven times higher at 53 miles than at 30. The piece also remarks on war and public figures with sharp, opinionated asides.

Tax dodgers yacht incorporations hit Lloyd's Register

Boake Carter reports finding more than seventy yachts incorporated to dodge income tax. He disguises investigations by calling the firms listed in Lloyd's Register for American Yachts and recounts evasive replies from operators, revealing how vessels are used for leisure and tax avoidance.

Treasury Congress

Government sells unsafe patrol yachts as passenger ships

The piece critiques the Bureau of Marine Inspection for selling six broken down yachts as passenger ships without guaranteeing operation certificates. It argues many vessels were unsafe but profitable for buyers, accusing the government of a reckless "skin game." The author urges self-examination before pursuing others for tax avoidance.

Treasury Bureau of Marine Inspection Department of Commerce Publis Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights

A snapshot of anniversaries notes Silvanus Thayer and Samuel L. Southward born and John Howard Payne's life story. also Johnson J. Hooper and John Walter Claus as figures in American military and civic history. Today in history recaps events from 1851 to 1959, including San Francisco Vigilance Committees, Fenian raids, fraudulent Philadelphia medical colleges, German U-boat sinkings, Alfred L. Dingle’s murder, and the 1954 Republican National Convention. Births listed include Isador Lubin and Walter F. Clark.

Silvanus Thayer West Point Braintree Mass Samuel L. Southward New Jersey U. S Basking Ridge N. J John Howard Payne Germany New York Charles J. Bonaparte Baltimore Napoleon San Francisco United States Canada Philadelphia Chicago Alfred L. Dingle Cleveland

Several Visitors At Townsend Club Meeting

Elyria Townsend Club met with visitors from Wellington East Oberlin and Dover Center. An ice cream strawberry festival and dance was announced for June 12 at U H Hall Center Ridge Dover Center. A picnic rally at Fair Grounds on June 26 was noted. A Townsend party on June 10 at 136 Middle avenue promised music entertainment and refreshments.

Elyria Townsend Club Wellington East Oberlin Dover Center U. H Ridge Road Elyria Mervin Earl Demos Henry Nagorka Fair Grounds Elyria Club Townsend Middle Avenue

200 Pheasant Eggs To Be Available

Lorain County Fish and Game Association will receive 200 pheasant eggs from the state this week. Eggs will be distributed for setting to applicants. Contact George Day, treasurer, for further information.

R. W. Copas Lorain County Fish and Game Association George Day

Murray Ridge Two Room School May Continue In Elyria Township

The Murray Ridge Two Room School in Elyria Township faces no action by the board, leading to an expected recommendation by the Lorain County Board of Education to keep the school operating. The closure proposal aimed to save about 4300 dollars annually, but decisions hinge on the township board and state education approval.

Murray Ridge Elyria Township Jaste Elyria Township Board of Education Lorain County Board of Education State Department of Education

Goat Dead After Bees Attack In Urbana Beehive Incident

Urbana report details a tethered billy goat that knocked over a beehive, triggering a swarm that hit nearby hives and led to the animal’s death near Defiance, Ohio. Police were called an hour later to confirm the fatal outcome.

Urbana Tincan Valhalla

Township weighs Murray Ridge school closure amid funding doubts

Murray Ridge district hearings drew about 30 residents with roughly two thirds favoring keeping the Murray Ridge School open. The school runs two teachers for four grades and had 145 students. Lake Avenue School has four teachers and 113 students. Markley School serves 164 students with five teachers and departmentalized upper grades.

Murray Ridge Lake Avenue Louis Keller Markley

Elyria School Employees to Join New Retirement System

Elyria City Board of Education will start participation for non teaching school employees in a state run retirement plan. Employees contribute four percent of salary up to two thousand dollars, while the board adds five point seven percent total. Exemption requests are due by September 1.

Elyria Elyria City Maston

Impressions Of The Coronation At Oberlin Alumni Luncheon

Henry Haskell editor of the Kansas City Star shared his Westminster Abbey coronation impressions at Oberlin Alumni Luncheon in War ner Gym. Other speakers included Dr. Howard Hyde Russell, Ralph M. Andrews, Paul Howland, Donald S. King, and Dick Hack, all Oberlin alumni of various classes.

Oberlin, O Henry Haskell Kansas City Star Westminster Abbey Oberlin Clase Warner Gym Howard Hyde Russell Anti-Saloon League of America Ralph M. Andrews Paul Howland Cleveland Donald S. King General Hospital Borton Dick Hack

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