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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1937
Page
8
The piece extols summer as a healthful, energizing season for work and play. It urges Elyria to dedicate the new season to health and happiness, highlighting outdoor activity, vacations, and the communal value of summer for all classes. It ends with a note on summer boosting endurance and vitality.
The piece argues that public service needs higher training for workers across federal, state, and local levels. It notes private employers raise standards while government hiring lags, highlights ten colleges offering post graduate courses in public administration, and urges expansion of civil service to ensure qualified hires and better public service.
The Marine Parkway bridge in New York uses steel grating instead of traditional paving for roadway surfaces. The honeycomb lattice saves weight and cost, keeps the surface cooler, improves air flow, and may reduce tire wear and snow buildup while potentially lowering foundation steel needs. Two motorists will watch the experiment with interest.
Fragmentary text describes chiggers, Sareopsisila Penetrans, invading northern areas. It notes female chiggers burrow under skin to lay eggs and that bites can cause serious sores if untreated. Mentions salt and antiseptics as relief, urges prompt treatment.
Jimmie Fidler muses that letters to studios miss the point, urging moviegoers to vent opinions to local theater owners who set the box office scene. He riffs on Robert Taylor in Hollywood Boulevard, joking about disguises with a dog and noting star pretensions and media hype in the industry.
A fragment from a 1937 era column mixs Hollywood anecdotes with brief obituaries and a list of historic dates. It notes actors, producers, and a child’s playful moment, then shifts to past leaders and birthdays with terse biographical lines and historical milestones.
The item lists anniversaries for several historical figures with birth and death details. Judah Touro, Alvin Adams, Jared B. Flags, Charles Denby, and Jane Marsh Parker are noted with their birthplaces and death dates, highlighting their roles as merchant, express pioneer, clergyman, lawyer and minister, and author respectively.
A meditation reflecting on Ephesians 4 14 16 and the growth of the believer. It links spiritual maturity to social psychology ideas of continual adjustment to environment. It outlines physical and social growth as prerequisites before true maturity, then turns to our relation to God and our role in His eternal purpose.
In a June 16 column, a reader denounces the president for branding businessmen as economic royalists and aligning with Communists and the CIO. The letter questions why the president attacks business while noting many politicians misbehave, citing graft and wasteful public spending as tax burdens loom for the people.
F C Young condemns wasteful handling of public funds and political corruption. He argues public offices are a public trust, not tools for party gain, criticizing mobs and legislators for defying citizen rights and enabling sit down strikes amid national concern.
Roubaix in northern France conducts a wartime birth check revealing a drastic drop in eligible conscripts. Between June 1916 and December 31 1917 only 371 men can be called today for service, far below a normal 1100 annual class for a city of 100 000.
Allen Gregory, 10, runs a post school dog washing service in Detroit. He works Saturdays and during the part of the Sabbath when he is not in church, serving neighbors and earning noticeable results for a youngster with such a venture.
The army notes births during the war in occupied zones must be offset by births in non-occupied regions to muster a class of 100,000 men for this year’s colors. Manchuria plans large scale nationwide air defense maneuvers.
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