Readers vent complaints in Chronicle Telegram
Monday’s Chronicle Telegram prints reader grievances about street debris at Fourth Street and Middle Avenue, library lighting, cramped parking spaces, red light obedience, persistent door knocking, private property rights, school zone speed enforcement, and noisy late night horn honking, noting most issues stem from thoughtlessness and courtesy could improve daily life.
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Highway Safety Gains In January 1938 deaths down 17 percent
The National Safety Council reports a 17 per cent drop in January traffic fatalities from a year earlier and a 30 per cent fall from December 1937, with twelve states posting declines over 25 percent led by Maryland. Experts credit ongoing road education, stricter law enforcement, and multi-factor approaches to improving highway safety.
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Radio chief Early eyed for White House role
The piece speculates that Stephen Early may leave the White House to become a leading figure in the radio industry as a buffer against federal regulation. It notes potential salary, loyalty to the boss, and the impact on Roosevelt’s legislative program through the congressional conference committee system.
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Henry Morgenthau
Steve
Roosevelt
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Senate
Congress
Jimmie Byrnés
Conference Committee
Washington
Residents Stop By For Sunday Calls In West Ridge
West Ridge residents and relatives visited friends and family across nearby towns Sunday. Avon, Pittsfield, Elyria, Oberlin, Lakewood, and Cleveland households hosted callers including the Cahoon Pickworth Lauer Shubert Schaible Richards Minnich Ford Schraeder and Fowl families during the afternoon and evening.
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Avon
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Pittsfield
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Elyria
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H. H. Drusendahl
Louis Bettcher
Edwin Shubert
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Doris
Oberlin
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Lakewood
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R. W. Richards
Ollie Minnich
Roger
Gilbert Minnich
Paul Ford
Binghamton
New York
Leater Ford
Cleveland
Charles Schraeder
Carl Fowl
Carl
Confusing World War II Era Politics Shake US Allies and Leaders
A fragment discussing British interests in Asia, Sino-Japanese tensions, and U S political maneuvering. It notes possible outcomes if Canton falls, shifts in Roosevelt’s foreign focus toward historic figures, and intraparty struggles with Ickes and Wallace. The piece hints at White House dynamics and stalled funding requests.
Today in History and Anniversaries Feature
A dense fragment lists anniversaries of notable figures with birth and death dates, including Simon Cameron, Samuel Downer, Charles L. Flint, Catharine Lorillard Wolfe, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Joseph Lee, Homer C. Davenport, and Henry Knox. It also notes historic events like the Ross-Tweed verdict, Spanish-American War funding, and 1935 bank reopenings, followed by today�s birthdays and a closing lifestyle blurb on romance and health.
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Boston
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Brook
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Maso
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Washington
Spain
Central America
Thhineland
Two political southpaws spar over aid to China and India
An American reporter shuts down a Brit propaganda lecture on US aid to China facing Japan. Britain’s Orient profits are cited while Washington weighs funding and policy. The piece notes shifts as New Deal advisers end fifth year and California’s Central Valley project trends toward TV adoption.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Central Valley Project
California
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