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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
5
Wednesday June 22 study reflects on Genesis creation and human purpose, while editorials critique Prime Minister Chamberlain on arms and highlight Roosevelt's mixed rail loan and reorganization approach, Senate power bill debate, and political cynicism.
The notice lists pricing for single copies three cents and carrier three months 18c weekly 2915 yearly in advance. Mail rates vary by location Elyria Lorain adjoining counties 400 yearly other Ohio 5.00 foreign representatives John W. Cullen Company Chicago and Detroit offices shown. Local date too.
The piece reviews Prime Minister Chamberlain s call for an international code to curb aerial warfare citing three core principles aimed at protecting civilians and limiting targets. It notes practical obstacles in enforcing such norms and fears civilians in bombed cities would bear the brunt while urging pursuit of observance though skeptical it will succeed.
Elyria residents receive statewide recognition as three local figures are elected to top state posts. Captain Corbett E Southam becomes state commander of the Tuned Spanish American War Veterans, Jim Ferriman is named governor of Buckeye Boys State in Columbus, and E Glenn Baxter becomes president of the Ohio Federation of Teachers. The rapid succession boosts local pride and anticipated civic activity.
Safety experts urge driver vigilance as data from the Traffic Bureau shows 45 percent of crashes occur on straight stretches with no intersections and 41 percent in daytime clear weather. Researchers note hazard awareness, not car safety alone, cuts accidents.
A list of birthday anniversaries for historical figures including George Bogs of Pittsburgh born in England 1784 and died 1849, Joan H Michell from Portland born in Washington County Pa died 1905, Paul C Murphy New Orleans chess champion born there died 1884, Julian Hawthorne born in Boston died 1934, Mayer Sulberger Philadelphia lawyer born Germany died 1923, Francis A Lathrop artist born at sea died 1809, Frank H Damrosch German born musician born Germany died 1937.
A compact timeline traces key events from 1793 to 1937. Mackenzie reaches the Pacific after an overland crossing. Parry attains far north latitude. Danish and British actions in the Arctic. 1904 a diplomatic cable to Morocco. 1918 sugar rationing. 1933 Nazi party actions. 1937 Joe Louis defeats Braddock in Chicago.
A roundup lists births of Fannie Ward in St Louis, Caroline G O Day of Are NY, John M Gries of Ohio, Loyan A Osborne of Newark, Frederick B Patterson of Dayton, Julian Huxley of England. It notes Lindbergh’s wife presumed, and predicts a contented marriage with strong attachments and tender sympathies.
Japan debates lengthening compulsory education from six to eight years. Government officials and educators analyze impacts on students, families, and resources while considering international benchmarks and local school district readiness.
The piece notes a secret grievance of Hull toward Neville Chamberlain affecting postwar sentiment with Lennon Itwilv and reactions to a reported Arms Conference attempt. Sumner Welles reportedly faced a disruptive call from Hull as officials denied US plans to push a new conference amid ongoing global tensions.
Decreased purchasing power reduces imports by about 37 percent from last year while exports of tobacco, corn and wheat rise. Crude petroleum quantities and value soar 65 and 79 percent to record highs as government buyers surge. Congress fails to legalize official wire tapping. Public Works agents urge communities to submit projects before Sept 1 as efforts to unify federal bank examining agency regulations proceed.
In Saugus Massachusetts Thomas P McCarrier used a hollow tree as a coin bank storing loose change. A windstorm toppled the tree revealing the last half dollar of the savings buried at the roots and ending the improvised bank.
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