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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1937

Page

4

Living Soul of Democracy and the Supreme Court Fight

A lengthy republication highlights Senator Josiah W. Bailey of North Carolina urging an independent judiciary and warning against expanding the Supreme Court. He argues constitutional change must come via amending the Constitution, not Court reinterpretation, stressing the living soul of democracy and the supremacy of the Constitution over branches.

Supreme Court Josiah W. Bailey United States North Carolina Bailey Constitution Congress Court Court of Justice Sierey Sinai

Rumors Of War Drive Metal Prices And Armament Buildup

The article notes rising prices for scrap iron steel and copper driven by war rumors as nations rush to arm. It highlights Germany as a prime casualty of scarcity and cites arms spend by Britain France Japan and others. It warns of a looming conflict despite the Versailles treaty Locarno and League's dissolution.

Germany England Neville Chamberlain Hitler Mussolini Russia Japan France Great Britain Downing Street League of Nations

Winter Storm Reverie Across a Missouri Farm

A reflective piece recalls a stark winter night on a Missouri farm as a blizzard reshapes farm life. Vivid scenes include Jed the hired man, the coffee mill, sociables at a clapboard meeting house, and Mr Solomon hawking tinware, all converging on a family memory of warmth amid snowfall. The storm's arrival, gusts, and the next morning's glittering, brittle air frame a nostalgia for rural winter familiarity.

New York Missouri Ohio Grandma McTutrre Clar Grandma Young Grandpa Slonion Solomon Warfield Lincoln Neb St. Joe Jer Grandma Dora South Meadow Mr. Dockerty Kansas City Star

Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights

Anniversaries mark births of Joseph Priestley Eleazar Parmly Lorenzo Delmonico John T Gulick and Charles Hallock Percival Lowell with death dates. Today in history notes 1775 Westminster Vermont bloodshed 1887 APA organized 1928 Los Angeles Dam disaster. Also mentions Albert W Stevens and Francis D Farrell with birth years.

Joseph Priestley England Pennsylvania Northumberland Eleazar Parmly New York Orange Lorenzo Delmonico John T. Gulick Hawaii Charles Hallock Forest and Stream Int. Asso Percival Lowell Lowell Observatory Harvard Amy Lowell Boston Flagstar Ariz Britain Westminster American Protective Asociation Clinton Los Angeles

Bible Readings And Meditations Saturday Reflections

The meditation discusses Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Christ and reflects on faith and understanding of Christ. It notes personal dates and names, then shifts to horoscopic guidance about enthusiasm and restraint in mate selection, and briefly reports dog birth certificates and a copper rooster rediscovered after a 1930s Albany fire.

Albany N. Y Second Reformed

Hollywood Buzz and Gossip From March 11

Idol chatter and society party guest lists feature Pat O'Brien Jimmy Cagney George Murphy and Edward McNamara while Variety jargon and industry trivia color a lively Hollywood scene. Francis Lederer Barbara Stanwyck stories mix with jokes about mustaches and budget woes.

Hollywood Keokuk Mornings Mail Eleanor Powell Ae Byrne Alan Lant Fontanne Benny Livingston Andy Devine Jimmy Bill Cagney Dick Powell Barbara Stanwyck Aoard Crate Reynolds Simone Simon

Vincent Hostems Club Event Sparks St Patrick Theme

Mrs Anne Tilden hosted a Wednesday Evening Bridge Mob with green and white decorations and St Patrick's season favors. D R Roberts won high score while Ella Tilden placed low. Mrs Rowland Morris will host again on March 24. News notes list visits from Hurst family members across Elyria Griswold Lorain and Oberlin as neighbors gather for quilting and lunch.

Anne Tilden West River Road D. R. Roberts Ella Tilden Rowland Morris Ben Hurst Betty Cleveland M. L. Hurst New Oberlin James Hambley Elyria Ned Parker H. W. Hurst Griswold Road George Widderisheim Lorain A.hurd W. Bo Smith

Progressive Class Plans April Party at Church Parlors

The Progressive Class of the M F E Church Sunday school held a March meeting at Mrs. C F Senning s home. With the president and vice president absent, secretary Mrs. John Harnish led a brief session and announced plans for a party April 1 celebrating St Patrick s Day and April Fools Day. Mrs Elmer Keller was chosen to head the entertainment. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M B Copas and daughter Audrey, Mrs. John Cook and son, Mr. Leroy Rhone, Mr. and Mrs. John Harnish and daughter Ena Jane, Mrs. F H Lewis, Mrs. Jessie Fill, Mrs. Elmer Keller and the hostess family.

M. FE C. F. Senning F. Trockler C. E. McIntire John Harnish Elmer Keller M. B. Copas Audrey John Cook Leroy Rhone Ena Jane F. H. Lewis Jessie Fill

Local Social Notes From Richwood And Nearby Areas

Mrs. Jessie Hill of Richwood Ohio spends a few days with Mrs. F H Lewis and family. Mrs. Leroy Rhone and son Leroy motor to Emporium Pennsylvania to attend funeral services for her father. Mrs. Margaret Theisen of Avon Lake visited her sister Mrs. J J Heckel this week. They later called on Mrs. Clara Keller Jr and Mrs. John Cook and Mrs. L H Keller. Mrs. Edith Morris was a guest of her mother Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frankie Reese and Mr and Mrs S Clifton and daughter visited in Oberlin.

Jessie Hill Richwood Ohio Vincent F. H. Lewis Leroy Rhone Leroxy Emporium Penn Margaret Theisen Avon Lake J. J. Heckel Clara Keller,Jr John Cook L. H. Keller J. G. Morris Edith Morris Frankie Reese S. Clifton Oberlin

Arkansas seeks bow and arrow hunting boost

A bill in the Arkansas General Assembly would extend the hunting season by ten days and require use of bow and arrow during that period. The proposal aims to promote archery among hunters in Little Rock and across the state.

Bily Little Rock Ark Arkansas General Assembly

English Vernacular Books Sparked Law Enforcement

In the early 1400s England saw vernacular English books challenge church authority. Law officers were ordered to seek out and arrest anyone connected with heresies, especially those possessing books written in English.

England

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