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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1937
Page
6
The letter cites Senator Vic Donahey praising democratic control by the people and urges constitutional amendment rather than congressional action to adjust the judiciary. It defends Supreme Court sincerity and warns against concentrating power, praising Donaher for his stance on the issue.
At the University of California William Baird trains to show women how to tackle housework scientifically. In three minutes eight seconds he claims a large room can be cleaned using his secret method. He argues men are superior in housekeeping and credits system and efficiency for the speed.
An analysis warns that dust storms threaten vast agricultural regions across the Midwest and Southwest. It links storms to war-time wheat expansion, dry farming, and wind erosion, urging heavy rainfall solutions and government action to protect soil. The piece comments on reforms, public attitudes, and related social notes.
New York blues and memories spill from a columnist musing on dim-lit brownstone fronts, window cards, and rooming houses. Vivid anecdotes recount encounters with post office intrigue, back parlor contrasts, and era icons, including names like Pau line Lord and Floyd Gibbons, through reflective travels and dish ladles.
A reader notes when cartoonists resemble their creations as Tad and Billy DeBeck mimic their characters. The piece cites George McManus Dinty Moore Bud Fisher Jeff Briggs Don Herold Lardner and a lyric autograph from Lardner addressed to Enid Oklahoma. The spoof is presented as affectionate reflection on comic art and authorship.
A century and a half of historical anniversaries spans William Heath and Samuel Houston birthplaces and deaths, Joel Poinsett, Carl Schurz, and William Bord Allison, with entries on Ivar Kreuger and John Watson Foster. Birthday notes, births in 1753 to 1880, and key historical milestones from 1867 to 1966 fill TODAY IN HISTORY alongside brief birth listings for Alice Foote MacDougall and John Hamilton. The items reflect a mix of U.S., European figures and commemorative dates.
Insightful meditation on John chapter four focusing on worship in spirit and truth. Jesus declares God is a Spirit and must be worshipped beyond place or ethnicity, expanding the notion of God to all peoples and highlighting inclusive spiritual worship.
A new network of 199 weather observation stations will improve flight forecasts. Stations report twice daily on temperature precipitation pressure visibility ceiling and dewpoint. Data is coded telegraphed to Oakland or Chicago and relayed across the airway weather system for uniform forecasts.
The text lists biographies of prominent individuals born 52 to 64 years earlier, including Inez Haynes Irwin of New York born in Brazil and Samuel Yellin of Philadelphia born in Poland, with references to Alfred H. Vaham of Miami University and other figures, plus a quoted reflective statement on literature and freedom of expression.
Hollywood humor notes round of studio cafes with free food and daily crowd ranging from ten to thirty million dollar patrons. Dentists rehearse Shirley Temple smiles with caps built for a quick tooth swap and a $19,000 daily production budget echoes in the studio chatter. Lola Lane divorces yield big cash, Mae West quips about college men, and a name change joke lands in a Los Angeles courtroom.
Losses are deductible if incurred in the taxpayer’s trade or business or profession or from profits transactions or from fires storms shipwreck or other casualties or from wagering. Business losses arise from buying and selling merchandise and are often determined by inventories required by the Internal Revenue Service. A transaction entered into for profit means any business proposition as in purchasing an automobile for business use and sale.
Paris man Grave discovers his marriage to Augustine Dedhult on June 12 1917 after renewing identity papers. He proves patient hospital confinement for a battle wound and explains identity papers were lost.
The text explains deductibility of losses from automobile thefts and accidents under section 117. It notes losses are deductible if the car was used for business or profit, but not if bought for pleasure. It details caps on deductibility, including insurance offsets and limits on wagering transactions.
In September 1916 a violent attack prompts grave accusations that a fellow soldier used the papers to marry a Wiegul. Grave asserts he is 19 years old, has never seen his wife, and will refuse to meet her, intending to remain a bachelor.
Dr Samuel J Waterworth of Clearfield warns that delays in cancer diagnosis and treatment could lead to court actions. He urges family physicians to refer patients to cancer clinics and to perform early tests to rule out cancer, especially with abdominal troubles. He stresses physicians must push for early X ray lab testing.
More than 25 million dollars worth of Toledo made products entered foreign markets in 1935, says Clare L Tefft foreign secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. General improvement of foreign trade is expected to show effects locally this year.
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