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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1937
Page
4
France to erect a Pershing memorial at Versailles uniting the general with an equestrian statue of Fafarette. The joint tribute honors General Pershing for his war service and America's donation of the Fafarette statue to France in 1900.
Dr. Raymond Fosdick outlines a program by the Rockefeller Foundation using specialized scientific work to convert non-preventable diseases into preventable ones. The approach emphasizes mobile labs and field studies, aiding national and local governments with research results for large scale contagion control, and educating officials at no cost.
Local readers report sending letters to Ohio's U S Senators Bulkley and Donahey, Representatives Harold G Mosier and John M Sweeney, and Rep Don W Harter urging federal spending cuts. They note acknowledgments from all officials and express hope that a broad economy program will pass to balance the budget and reduce inflationary risk.
The permanent Citizens Committee on the Control of Crime in New York, led by Harry F. Guggenheim, plans a practical campaign forming an alliance of the people with police, courts and prosecutors to promote strict justice and civic involvement.
The piece recounts a country inn stay with vivid detail of a heated towel rack bath chair and monogram soap. A breakfast debate touches on a cowboy verse about desiring to be left alone. Charlie Driscoll visits Gallipolis briefly for a Midwest lecture tour.
Read 1 Corinthians 14 20 30 and reflect on self examination before partaking of the Lord s Supper. The weekly meditation surveys Holy Communion parts and the Ten Commandments as a guide to approaching the Altar through Christ s law of love. Historic notes honor pastors, editors and public figures with births and deaths.
An obituary-like note lists 18th and early 19th century figures: 1753 Robert Gray, New England sea merchant and fur trader, born Tiveton, died at sea 1806. 17 William Ladd, New England ship captain and peace advocate, born Exeter, NH, died April 9 1841. 178$ Jared Sparks, historian.
A renowned German theologian, long in exile, is remembered for his influence on theology and philosophy. Born fifty one years ago, he spent years abroad shaping religious thought before his later life and works.
The native has a receptive and discursive mind and may execute with resource. Indolence or overreliance on others is warned against while a considerable means exists, with little drive to increase it.
A reflective piece recalls a sensory night on the Lower East Side with a famed violinist and a caricature of the author. It notes Caruso's enduring impact on the Metropolitan and hints at future revival of opera through a new star. The interview touches on Sherman Billingsley and Art Kudner, contrasting nightlife commerce with cultural loss and musing on aging and materialism.
A near fatal blow out prompted Goodrich engineers to develop a safety solution for high speed tire failures. The car swerved toward a ditch as a desperate driver fought the steering wheel, illustrating the urgent need for a durable defense in American motoring.
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