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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1938
Page
6
About 2500 visitors toured T. W. Meeker’s new Columbia Avenue home. Many guests indicated plans to build or modernize soon, signaling renewed confidence in home ownership and a potential upswing in the real estate market as upgrading and construction activities resume.
England’s policy in a tense Europe rests on preserving peace while readying for war. Chamberlain says Britain will honor treaty obligations with France Belgium Portugal Iraq and Egypt and enter war if needed. He warns that no side wins in war and references the contrast with Wilson’s ideal of peace.
Governor Lehman writes to Senator Harrison criticizing federal tax policy that overlaps with state taxes, urging integration. He proposes a 50 percent credit against the federal estate tax for death duties paid to states and the same for gift taxes, aiming to reduce duplicate administration though not fully solving the problem.
An editorial notes a new front in narcotics control with the 1937 marijuana tax act addressing domestic production of Indian hemp. It warns marijuana, cheap and easy to grow, endangers youth and fuels crime, urging local law enforcement to join federal efforts against reefers sold for a few cents.
Fragmentary text discusses a growing menace prompting local agencies to train, awaken public awareness, and pursue relentless prosecutions to curb an outbreak tied to a broader war context. Mentions a “173” and suggests coordinated actions to control the danger.
Today marks notable anniversaries and birthdays from history. Mentions celebrate Greek scholars, historians, and New York figures. events include daylight saving’s first effect, Pan American trips, and a German air officers’ inspection in England. Includes birthdays of sculptor Davidson, Beers, and other prominent figures with regional ties.
Dear editor, a reader agrees with Balock that the Labor Non-Partisan League leadership, including Mr Lewis, misrepresents and harms the rank and file. The piece urges Lorain County OG members to demand a democratic process, remove the current leader, and pursue a referendum to choose their representatives.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Wednesday reading from St John with references to Jesus in the temple. The text mentions Jesus declaring God’s works and contrasts day and night, along with the Feast of Dedication and Nazarene exits.
Amherst events feature Lenten services at St Peter Evangelical and Re formed church with Harriet Patterson presenting an illustrated lecture on Man and a round table discussion for teachers on The Word of the Anguished Rev Bosse leads a Lent service at St Paul Lutheran on Tid with a talk titled Reject Truth First Evangelical hosts Lenten devotionals including rosary sermon and benediction at St Josephs church A three act comedy Growing Pain rehearsals advance with Betty Kalert and Agnes Schmitg in Lady roles at St Ann’s St Joseph’s hosts a Monday meeting with Mrs Peter Elyria Avenue attendees include Mrs John Mertz Mrs Frank Franklin and Mrs Joseph Dyezdowski A reading from Berthold Browning concludes the note with a religious reflection
By Mrs B A Jenne aged 89 at Church Street shares contact details. Neighbors Gebearineds eaeemanee and the Straw residence near Harris Street appear in mentions. Mrs Cribbs moves into Keller property on Cleveland Avenue. Mrs Eddie Long Miss Dorothy Carlson Loraln Mrs Bernard McKinley Amherst dined with Mrs L Roemer and Miss Helen Roemer Tuesday evening.
Mareh dh- Orra Myers 64 and QO D McClain 46 both of North Lewisburg were held in Crawford county jail on charges of driving while intoxicated after a state patrolman stopped them south of Bucyrus early today. McClain s car struck Deputy Sheriff Elwood Jacobs who was checking a minor traffic accident. Jacobs sustained a fractured collar bone and a minor brain concussion.
All former students of the Hygiene and Care of the Sick classes in this community are invited to a reunion at the Masonic Temple in Lorain on Thursday at eight o'clock. Attending organizers include Mrs. H C Chambers and Mes. W F Taft with several local guests. A sewing meeting at Amherst and a Sunday gathering with relatives and friends are noted among the day’s events.
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