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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
8
Dr. Jose Arce of the University of Buenos Aires praises American surgery and medicine for meeting European standards. He notes that U S physicians work both mornings and afternoons, unlike practices in South America and Europe where he has spent time.
Community notes list multiple social visits with residents visiting relatives and friends. Henry Bauman and family hosted by his parents, Emmericks welcomed guests, Angersbach and Burke dined with Geissen dofer family, Rikers visiting Coultrip, Kelble and children spent time in Elyria, Bartlomes from Cleveland with Ungers, Portman guests of Dororthy and Elizabethine, and others stopping by Oberlin and Berea households.
The St Louis public library notes heavy interest in books on the Supreme Court and the Constitution sparked by President Roosevelt’s court proposal. Librarian Dr. Arthur E. Bostwick cites current reads including Nine Old Men and related volumes as readers seek constitutional context amid the era’s discussions.
A catalog of titles including Pearson Story of the Supreme Court Bates Nine Honest Men Lawrences Supreme Court in U S History Warren Supreme Court and the Constitution Cushman and Need for Constitutional Reform Elliott. The list highlights authors and topics in constitutional literature.
Greeley Colorado farmer F G Franklin southeast of town drew curiosity seekers after a pig with five legs two tails and a snout was shown. The litter included Siamese twins joined along the back, the smaller twin dying shortly after.
In Provincetown Cape spectators at the town pier watched a sea gull attempt to rise from the water but was dragged below. A goosefish seized the bird, an ugly flat fish about 18 inches long, later opened by a fisherman who cut it open. The gull fluttered, regained its feet, and flew away.
The text contrasts dictatorship and democracy noting both seek defense but the dictatorship is organized for war while democracy treats defense as a necessary evil. It presents a political comparison without specific events or persons.
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