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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
22
London reports a wave of espionage fear reminiscent of prewar Britain. Sensational press fuels a growing spy hysteria as rumors blame spies for recent naval sabotage and drastic peacetime military buildup fuels the climate of suspicion across the country.
Lincoln Neb The total value of Nebraska's livestock increased over the past year by more than 97 million to reach 219,065,600 in 1935 from 122,045,000 the previous year. State and federal agricultural statistician A E Anderson reports the 79 percent rise.
The steel hull of the Chicago, once flagship of the White Squadron, may be sold for scrap in Japan or repurposed as a school ship. It lies dismantled at Pearl Harbor, with San Francisco builders holding liens and plans to tow the vessel there for sale as junk.
In Manila Calamba Sugar estate head and cigar factory owner Al Ehrman also serves as San Francisco chief fire commissioner. He commutes aboard liners to manage his multiple businesses.
In Berlin a revision of the criminal code is proposed to allow killing in an honor duel without punishment if Nazi sentiment prevails. The long held view is that the duel carries risk of punishment, but proponents argue that honor is a German virtue and thus justified.
The Welsh Society of Philadelphia, the oldest of its kind in the United States, traces to colonial times when it was named The Society of Sons of Ancient Bretons. It formed to aid emigrants at the Port of Philadelphia and first appeared in the Pennsylvania Gazette. Members include Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Cheries Evans Hughes.
Paris reports a significant rise in France exports of luxury goods to the United States for the previous year. Antiques paintings pastels drawings and sculptures plus other precious stone products are included in this category as defined by the American Consulate General Pacis.
Dr Guy Williams, longtime chemistry director at the University of Oklahoma, ends his unconventional classroom antics after a quarter century. He will still meet students but will drop weight lifting and hand stands from his routine. In Mansfield, Ohio, prisoners eat homegrown onions as Moris grows and serves them in jail meals using match boxes.
A lively guide to quick party foods for late gatherings. It suggests oysters with milk stew, unusual cheeses for sandwiches, Welsh rarebit, scrambled eggs or omelets, a varied relish tray, stuffed olives and pickles, shrimp and cheese slices, crackers and bread, a cheese loaf, and ice cream topped with syrups, nuts, and pecans. Dessert ideas include a brown sugar pecan short cake and Cossack Cake with whipped cream filling.
A homemakers guide praises sour cream as a versatile enhancer in cookies, cakes, and dressings. It shares a creamed salmon bake and a detailed Chow Mein method with stewed chicken and pork, plus vegetable prep, sauce steps, and thickening. It also offers a method to prevent darkening in potatoes by boiling in a half milk half water mix.
In Vancouver B C suspected criminals may face witnesses who identify them in a new police headquarters room. The room features partitions made of glass that are transparent from the outside, creating a one way view as part of the crime fighting setup.
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