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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
6
Henrietta, March 5. The gospel team of Baldwin Wallace College will lead Sunday morning services. Miss Constance Betty Crist, Oberlin High School senior, is among ten students elected to the National Honor Society and is active in glee club.
Mr and Mrs Earl Ken deigh and Mr and Mrs Hurley Kelly attend a quiet wedding ceremony. The event includes close family and friends with plans for a future celebration.
In years of German hyperinflation contracts pegged payments to rye and coal prices, turning these commodities into a standard of value rather than a monetary unit, illustrating barter under extreme inflation.
Henry Morgenthau Sr outlines a nationalist case for maintaining the American standard of living amid global competition. He warns that neglect of mass welfare leads to revolutions and argues that tariffs cannot shield wages, calling for steady government economy and a dollar that sustains purchasing power.
Greece seeks to pay interest on its World War I debt to the United States and may propose settling the principal at about 35 percent. The restored King George is tied to Britain, which helped promote his return. A Greek settlement could set a precedent and draw in other debtors, offering a potential but uncertain gain.
The article surveys Oriental governance and Japan’s turmoil as a bloody purge removes several leaders. It notes the throne as sacred yet surrounded by distrust while imperial aggression in Manchuria and deteriorating Russia relations intensify a period of crisis with unclear longer term outcomes.
A Plymouth Wisconsin Review extract argues the U S Constitution should be defended against calls for amendments that would erode freedoms such as speech and press. It cites Gladstone praising the document, warns against partisan interpretation, and urges preserving this priceless heritage for future generations. The piece notes critics miscast as modern conditions threaten core liberties.
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Montreal report says Chinese laundry men are forced out of business by modern mechanical laundries. Prices for wash have fallen so low that many cannot earn a living and are closing their shops. Vancouver note says S S Taylor KC says American bar clings to old methods more than British or Canadian bars.
Mr and Mrs Rex Lees entertained the Bridge club at their home on Saturday evening. Two tables of bridge were in play with Mr Laniver Winning first place and Mrs Kelly second. A pot luck supper was served at seven o clock. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Ernest Laniver.
Guests from Detroit including Mr and Mrs Earl Shedd with son Robert and other families attended a Neighborhood Club surprise party for Mrs Coon Bickel on Saturday evening. Card games were enjoyed as the celebration marked her birthday anniversary.
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