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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1937

Page

9

Loyalists Launch Fresh Counterattack in Spain Front

Government dispatches report renewed loyalist assault on Brihuega and Trijueque as they push northeast across Monte De Suevnas. Nationalist tanks clash with loyalist forces amid heavy losses. 700 Italians killed or wounded. 100000 Italians including four to six divisions fighting on Guadalajara front. American volunteer Joseph Seligmann of Louisville, aged 18, killed in action.

Madrid Brihuega Guadalajara- Madrid Jose Miaja Trijueque Madrid-Soria Monte de Suevnas Guadalajara Jaramina Mount Pingarron Morata de Tajuna Arganda Joseph Seligmann Louisville

Mountaintop faith and trial echoes in daily reflections

A meditation contrasts Jesus transfiguring on the mountain with the valley of human need below. It urges salvation through service and sacrifice, not mere intention, then shifts to Baldwin's murder trial with lawyers, insanity denial, and fresh evidence to be introduced.

Jesus Peter James John Christ Hill of Calvary Jerusalem

National Federation of Business and Professional Women Program

Elyria hosts an active local chapter of 59 members advancing a broad annual program. The federation opposes discrimination against women in business and professional fields and advocates merit system extension, federal aid to education, and international efforts to curb arms while promoting pacific solutions.

National Federation of Business and Professional Women Elyria Department of Education United States

Not Required To Wear Knee Breeches At Coronation

The coronation plans feature mixed dress traditions after U S and British objections forced a dress concession. Americans avoid knee breeches while Westminster Abbey retains formal full dress, and dignitaries may travel by gilded car or high powered autos. Royal customs meet modern tastes.

George Windsor England Uncle Sam State Department Earl Marshal London Westminster Abbey U. S. State Department Labor Party

The Swing Of Human Efficiency In Daily Work

Scientists report human efficiency peaks after waking and again at bedtime, with a trough during the day. The finding confirms long held beliefs about breakfast time brightness and the urge to resist early or late sleep hitting peak work performance periods.

New York Diary Runs Through A Day Of Lights And Elite Names

A New York diary recounts encounters with Frederic McKay Faith Baldwin and Sir Cedric Hardwicke plus a private moment with a conjurer who trims a monogrammed handkerchief. It notes a midtown ski slide, a Maison Glass shop spree, luxury foods and a taste for rare naval and French delicacies in fashionable settings.

New York Shirley Frederic McKay Faith Baldwin April Josephine Harry Burton Chic Endor Charlie Farrell Cedric Hardwiske Robert Koechlin Tudor City En de Sac Weswood Broun Irons

Freight Car Orders Signal Rail Recovery Gains

Railroads report rising freight car orders and new locomotives as a sign of recovery. January totals show 172 new cars placed in service, with 36 000 on order nationwide. Class T lines report 362 steam locomotives ordered, the strongest activity since earlier decades.

Night club prices spark cherry preserve remark

A fragment notes preserves and large Jubile black cherries with a quip about night club robbers charging $1.25 for a serving with ice cream.

Bagatelles of Names and Nods Across Public Life

Jose Iturbi the pianist sits among Mickey Mouse fans while James Montrcomery Flass sketches atop a bus. Andrew Mellon reads diversely alongside Oppenheim thrillers. Ben De Casseres fades from Broadway’s nocturnal scene. Francis Albertanti, a prize fight press agent, attends art lectures for amusement.

Bagatelles Jose Iturbi James Montrcomery Flass Andrew Mellon Ben de Casseres Broadway Francis Albertanti

No Change Or Sense, I Wouldn't Be Hacking You

A snappy exchange between a taxi driver and a passenger highlights rough, blunt humor in street conversation. The driver retorts about not having change and mocks the passenger as he continues to drive through the city.

New York McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Notable figures and events spanning 1767 to 1936 listed anniversaries

A compact roster of anniversaries and milestones names Andrew Jackson John Conrad Otto James H Hackett Joseph J Roberts Alice C Fletcher Edward Payson Weston St Clair McKelway Julius Caesar Maine's statehood 1820 Archibishop John McCloskey 1915 FTC organized 1919 American Legion formation 1936 Maine floods national guard called in.

Andrew Jackson Tennessee U. S Monroe X. Co Nashville Tenn John Conrad Otto Philadelphia Woodbury N. J James H. Hackett New York San Francisco Providence R. I St. Clair McKelway Brooklyn N. Y Columbia, Mo B. C Julius Caesar Maine John McCloskey Federal Trade Commission Briz Pershing Mexico Villa Nicholas II Russia Paris American Legion National Guard

Prominent Figures Born in Various States Honor Milestones

Harold L. Ickes Illinois secretary of the interior marks 63 years since birth in Blair County Pennsylvania. Carlotta A. Anderson Philadelphia deaf teacher born in New York is 61. John H. Bartlett Portsmouth New Hampshire former governor and joint U S Canada commissioner born Sunapee New Hampshire 68. Wallace Irwin New York author born Oneida New York 61. Charles Ray Hollywood actor and publisher born Illinois 46. Lee Shubert New York theatrical manager born Syracuse New York.

Harold L. Ickes Illinois Interior Blair Co Carlotta A. Anderson Philadelphia New York John H. Bartlett Portsmouth N. H U.S Canada Sunapee O. H Wallace Irwin Oneida N. Y

Motive Gossip From Hollywood Press Room

Jimmie Fidler’s Hollywood column surveys stars Janet Gaynor Ronald Colman Mae West Mae West Peggy Joyce Katharine Hepburn Dolores Del Rio and others. It pokes fun at fashion rooms, movie horses, and War film sets while noting industry absurdities and scandalous whispers.

Hollywood Janet Gaynor Ronald Colman Lewis Stone Mary Astor Mae West Peggy Hopkins Joyce Marion Davies Shirley Temple Miss MacDonald Jane Withers Jean Parker Joan Crawford Lee Tracy Marlene Dietrich Eirgh Katharine Hepburn Dick Powell Warren Wiliam John Ford Dolores del Rio Dolores

Obituary notes recall early 20th century scholars and soldiers

The brief text cites Dr. Leon C. Marshall born in Zanesville Ohio 63 years ago and Maj. Gen. Sir Eugene Fiset a Canadian soldier-statesman born 63 years ago, with reference to a case in New York 62 years ago.

Case N. Y Leon C. Marshall Zanesville Ohio Sir Eugene Fiset

Mystic temperament with loyal friendships and latent drive

The subject displays a mystical temperament, values friendship yet lacks warm blooded vigor. A luxurious trend favors ease over exertion but can act decisively when interest is engaged. The mind is philosophical, guiding thoughts smoothly while ignoring others' opinions.

Baldwin Goes On Trial For Murder Of Mother

Jury selection began in Huntington for Charles B. Baldwin 41 charged with murdering his socially prominent mother Mrs Juliette Bliss Enslow 63. Huntington society leaders who attended a party for Mrs Enslow on Oct 17 attended the proceedings and blast of the case as it opened.

Huntington W. Va Charles B. Baldwin Juliette Bliss Enslow Huntington Society Enslow

Skin irritants named at St. Louis dermatology symposium

Dr Norman Tobias of Saint Louis University warned at a St Louis Medical Society symposium that dresses furs leather hatbands and occasionally dyed lingerie can inflame the wearer's skin.

St. Louis Norman Tobias St. Louis University St. Louis Medical Society

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