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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1937

Page

8

Justice McReynolds Breaks Supreme Court Silence

Justice James C. McReynolds challenged the court’s silence on FDR’s court expansion plan, urging that judges should be good losers and that the constitution must be upheld. He warned of “strange restlessness” and described government as a complex machine needing vigilant, upright citizens. The remarks, at a Phi Delta Theta founders day event, touched on national unity, rights, and duties amid heated political debate.

Washington Supreme Court Roosevelt James C. McReynolds McReynolds Phi Delta Theta Fifth Avenue Tom Connally Tex Judiciary Proareas U. S Edward R. Burke Burke Public Information Committee Senate Judiciary Committee Edwin S. Corwin Princeton Dean Leon Green Northwestern University Democratic National Committee Henry F. Ashurst Adiz Judiciary Committee Corvin Green William Green American Federation of Labor Justin Miller Federal Bar Association Rush Holt W. Va Congress Holt Sen. Burton RK Wheeler Mont

Easter Dry Cleaning Drive at Gottlieb Tailor

GOTTLIEB the Tailor announces Easter cleaning on the 28th. Suits dry cleaned and pressed for 75c. Visit 711 Broad Street for this limited offer.

Gottlieb Broad Street

Wakeman Club Meets and Grange Plans WEEK

Wakeman Federated Democratic Women's Club will meet Monday night March 15 at 8 with president Mrs. M. J. Dunn. The Grange holds its regular meeting at the Grange hall on Pleasant street Tuesday evening. The Bridge Club gathers at Mrs. Marden Todd's Thursday evening. Mrs. Milton Hurst will enter ...

Wakeman Federated Democratic Women’s Club M. J. Dunn Grange Grange Hall Pleasant Street The Bridge Club Marden Todd Milton Hurst

Six New Members Initiated By Legion in Elyria

Elyria Post No. 12, American Legion, initiated six new members W H Tichhewer Wallace Bradstock Carl Gehring Leon Baird Dr E H Evans and Clarence Simonds. The post observes the Legion's eighteenth anniversary with the ceremony and announces banquet plans with Sam Cobb state commander as speaker.

Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion Post Legion W. H. Tichhewer Wallace Bradstock Carl Gehring Leon Baird E. H. Evans Clarence Simonds Ellis D. Nielsen Virgil Jasper C. H. Fisher George Tattersall Carl Smith Legion County Council Sam Cobb Jack Norsworthy Smith Elyria

Brighton High Play staging Romance in a Boarding House

Brighton High School's Junior Class presented Romance in a Boarding House at the Henriet ta School house on Friday evening. Rev. Howard H. Patrick hosted week end guests, his parents from Mt. Vernon Ohio. Vernon Taylor and Nina Hall visitors also called on local residents Sunday. C E Gill family and Lampen family visited R O Gill's home in Pittsfield Sunday afternoon.

Brighton Brighton High School Henrietta Howard H. Patrick Patrick Mt. Vernon Ohio Vern Taylor Elyria Nina Hall Fred Battles C. O. Goss C. E. Gill C. H. Lampen Charles Jr R. O. Gill Pittsfield

Firefighters cross border to battle Huntington basement blaze

Sumas fire department crossed the International boundary to extinguish a basement fire at Huntington school. The Canadian American line runs along Huntington’s main street between the two towns.

Huntington B. C Sumas Wash Huntington School

National Whirligig on Court and New Deal Politicking

A retrospective look at Supreme Court debates over Roosevelt's reforms, noting private dissents and public stances. Justice Stone and Chief Justice Hughes weigh in on expansion proposals while media and political figures maneuver. Kennedy, Craig, and White are highlighted as part of the era's diplomatic and legal currents shaping the court and policy.

Supreme Court Stone Hughes Congress Coolidge Cardozo Hoover Joseph P. Kennedy Washington Maritime Commission Capitol Hall Joe Catholi Roosevelt White Louisiana Holmes New York

White House aide bans visitors to stenographer at the anteroom

Secretary Early orders visitors barred from the doorway to his stenographer's office amid pre vacation strains. A high New Deal official sought a face to face but was told by the stenographer to tell him she did not want to see him. The incident follows efforts by Malin Craig to boost army publicity and a planned flying fortress demonstration at Bolling Field as budget leaders watched.

Craig Hugh Johnson Army Florida White House Early Steve Malin Craig Capitol Hill War Department Bolling Field Anacostia River House Senate

Plans to Organize Ohio Boards of Appeal Meet in Cleveland

Irwin Greene, vice chairman of the Cleveland Zoning Board of Appeal, announces a April 8 meeting at the Hotel Cleveland to form a state association of boards of appeal. About 200 representatives from across Ohio are invited to discuss program speakers and arrangements for the first such association in the United States.

Cleveland Elyria Zoning Board of Appeals Association of Boards of Appeal Irwin Greene Zoning Board of Appeal Green Ohio United States Greene

New Haven Orders Streamlined Locomotives for New England

New Haven plans ten bullet-nosed steam engines for the New York New Haven Hartford line. The locomotives feature three pairs of driving wheels, four wheels on leading and trailing trucks, and disc driving wheels. Cab and boiler form a single streamlined unit with concealed working parts.

New Haven

Special School For Police Officers Opens At San Jose

San Jose State College received permission from the State Committee on Criminal Matters to run a six week summer police training course starting June 21. The program will operate in two week periods and attract city police state highway patrolmen and county deputies from the western states. An allocation of $20 000 for instructors ensures a roster of qualified instructors.

San Jose Cal United States San Jose State College State Committee On Criminal Matters West

Dissenters Van Devanter and McReynolds Named in 1916 Case

Two other dissenters in the 1916 litigation were Justices Van Devanter and McReynolds. Their ages then were, respectively, 67 and 54.

van Devanter McReynolds

Divided farmer support on reform and civil service jobs debate

Estimates vary on farmer backing for reform and civil service jobs in a new soft coal bill. Congress shows growing sentiment for a two thirds rule to override laws. Flood control communities protest delays while a movement pushes toward a national university memorial to Thomas Jefferson.

Congress Thomas Jefferson

All Star Yale Princeton Women’s Basketball Game at Oberlin

Tomorrow at Warner gym, Oberlin hosts the 32 year old Yale Princeton all star women’s game with 1100 expectant attendees. 18 high schools from Ohio and Pennsylvania send 350 students, Wooster High School leading with 42. The program runs 6:45 band to 10 p.m. with no men allowed at the game.

Oberlin Oberlin College Yale-Princeton Warner Gym Margaret Stanton Yale Princeton Ohio Pennsylvania Wooster High School Dayton Roosevelt

Experts to Lead Forensic Crime Classes in Criminology Program

Criminology instructors with backgrounds as former Gmen and ballistics experts will supervise the program. The team will focus on fingerprinting and forensic technique, aiming to deepen student proficiency in modern investigative methods.

Perts

MIT Freshmen Bury Ties At Midnight Dance

In Cambridge MIT freshmen held a symbolic mass funeral for their ties. Six pallbearers carried a coffin into a ballroom during the annual dance, signifying the end of the required wearing period.

Cambridge Mass Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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