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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1937
Page
12
In Hunting Valley a suburb of Cleveland a sign on a tree bans hunting and carrying firearms. The notice proclaims no hunting in the village by order of the Hunting Valley police department.
A long article alleges unknown observers lurk near the Supreme Court, tracking decisions on rights and reforms. It ties court infighting to Roosevelt's court plan, radio politics, and a broader drama including Welles, Hull, and Morgenthau, while detailing labor union splits and power shifts within the A F L and CIO.
Dr. M. E. Perry recalls the era of blood and thunder melodramas as Huntington's city hall front is modernized removing a balcony and two towers. The project, including fire station remodeling, aims for completion by month end at an estimated 24000 dollars. Nearby notices cover Grange activity and local visits with multiple residents listed. Soviet Russia's two Five-Year Plans have been most successful they have now the world's biggest army.
Huntington officials announce a conservation discussion at the Town Hall on Tuesday night. Hart Leininger visited Lorain and Cleveland on Thursday to promote township work and plan duplicate cemetery plots. Trustees have begun their tasks.
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH as a new improved powder that stabilizes four plates of false teeth. It claims no taste or gum soreness, reduces embarrassment, and can be bought from any druggist.
Officials in the Northern Ohio district report income tax receipts for 1935 set records with 25 percent more taxpayers than 1935. J Campbell notes first quarter payments total $18,061,691, about half of 1935 yearly collections, paid by residents across 22 counties.
Returns filed for 1936 reached 75,006 non taxable incomes and 53,825 regular filings, up from 53,?? in 1935. The total non taxable category shows an increase of about 2,500 over the previous year.
Patricia Bosqui, a freshman co ed at Stanford University in California, has earned money for school by making crafts from tin since childhood. She cuts and repurposes tin to create decorations and football stickers, turning a hobby into income.
A reflection on the tendency to ignore underlying causes and focus on outward symptoms rather than addressing core issues that drive wrongdoing. The author notes this instinct is common in human nature and complicates efforts at lasting reform.
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