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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
5
A patriotic editorial celebrates Flag Day, praising the Stars and Stripes as a symbol of liberty under law and freedom from oppression. It lauds American institutions, democracy, and the cosmopolitan spirit, urging reverence for the flag and the brave deeds that forged the nation's history.
The piece traces recurring proposals to curb court power by amendment, cites 1922 93 clashes with child labor and other laws, notes famous figures from Borah to Alfred E Smith, and argues the court has been a balancing force in federal power while guarding minority rights.
A survey of Japan in global markets shows strained ties with the United States and Canada over cheap exports, with Britain and Argentina noted as potential markets. Prime Minister Bennett cites living costs eroding Japan’s edge while observers warn of a broader trade war as Japan seeks footholds through price competition.
A column of brisk notes on Broadway figures and trends. Names such as Katharine Hepburn, Lee Lash, Duke Ellington era guests, and fashion details are sketched through quick vignettes. The piece surveys stars, editors, fashion touches, and evolving celebrity culture with a wry, metropolitan tone.
A fragmentary page discusses proper white vests and bow ties for formal wear, characters at Madison Square at dusk, and a vivid street tableaux. It includes mentions of Clifton Webb and a surreal crowd, then shifts to 1955 copyright notes and Today in History with various birth dates.
A fragment lists birth and death details for several historical figures: 805 Robert Anderson, Fort Sumter commander, born near Louisville and died 1871. 811 Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, born Litchfield Conn and died Hartford 1896. 1821 Andrew Campbell inventor, born near Trenton N J, died 1890. 1826 William Orton, NYC telegraph leader, born Cuba NY, died 1878. 1837 Margaret J Mitchell Maggie Mitchell, actress, born NYC and died there 1918. 1835 Robert M La Follette born in Dane Co Wis, died 1925. 1871 Francis H Sisson banker, born NYC.
Salem Ore The state board of control learned that Oregon's state penitentiary now offers a weekly sculpture class taught inside the prison, adding an artistic program to inmate activities.
A reflective piece cites Ecclesiastes on social oppression and the vanity of fame, praising a poor wise youth over a foolish king. It laments modernization, recalls James Russell Lowell, and calls for leaders from rural roots who value duty over privilege and display.
Memorial services were held for eight IOOF members who died in the past year including A H Mooers J J Buswell E A Phipps Charles J Smith L L Roe C F Heacock W C Sutcliffe and S H Squire Sr Oberlin Fort Oberlin High School plans future graduation exercises with Herbert Welch Ohio Wesleyan University to give the address Ten years ago mayoral filings showed four candidates two Republicans and one Democrat Oberlin College stadium contract awarded to a Cleveland firm for 3144 seats at 28750 and due by September 15 Three years ago Wellington Library planned a 75000 Myron T Herrick addition Library trustees considered the project Founders of the Anti Saloon League gathered for a belated 39th anniversary observance with five surviving founders named.
Kiwanians heard Rabbi Kramer of the local congregation at the weekly luncheon in Hotel Newell, delivering a clear analysis of approaches to current political problems. He urged clear thinking through study of every angle and warned against propaganda and demagogues muddying issues as graduates are urged to balance tradition with change. Guests included Hastings Bella, Jack and Tom Smith, and Raymond Witter. Harold Rorick presided in Frank Stevens’ absence.
The Federal Labor Union No. 19343 will hold its regular meeting tonight at the Knights of Columbus Hall at 7 30. All members are asked to attend.
Carlton S Finkbeiner a Toledo consulting engineer and member of the state board of standard practices spoke at the Elytia Lorain Norwalk and Sandiaky Society of Professional Engineers and Surveyors meeting at the Antlers Hotel Lorain last night about the aims of professional organizations and ethical practice. About fifty attended. The article notes a curious line on population comparing humans to organisms in ponds.
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