Fifty Five Million Fighting Men and the U S Army Budget
The House voted 416 million for next year as the largest peacetime military appropriation in U S history. The plan adds about 6,000 to the active force, with minor army and National Guard increases, and positions the United States as largely defensive in a global landscape of large standing armies. The piece notes neutrality shifts and costs, arguing the modest U S military establishment serves defense and deterrence rather than conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
National Guard
United States
Soviet
Russia
Italy
France
Germany
British Empire
Japan
Switzerland
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Real Meaning Of Freedom Of The Press
The article argues freedom of the press protects the liberties of the whole people, not the newspaper nor individual printers. It cites Senator Clark, noting the Bill of Rights guarantees broad expression and information, while ensuring truth and accountability through libel laws and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Off the record chatter warns of court reporters’ burden
National Shorthand Reporters Association pamphlet urges better diction as Joseph Van Gelder, Surrogate's Court reporter in New York, notes that hurried speech and slurred enunciation hinder transcription. He argues American speech has sped up and that much chatter should remain off the record to ease witnesses and legal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Excessive Speed Drives Fatal Highway Wrecks
The column argues excessive speed is the main factor in frequent fatal and serious highway crashes. It notes many deaths and injuries from head on collisions, trees, trains, and falls, caused by reckless or drunk driving, urging motorists to slow down to save lives.
Voice Of The People March 10 1937 Editorial
Dear Editor in many respects our Federal government has sunk lower today than ever before it its history. Senator Ashurst shifted from opposing Supreme Court packing to supporting it after the President signaled a subservient court. Dorothy Thompson exposed his inconsistency and others laughed. John Lewis claimed he elected the President and was not rebuked. Sit-down strikes disrupted plants and the President stayed silent. Citizens fear for the country yet hope for better days and resolve to preserve a great nation. E C Young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashurst
Supreme Court
Langan
Roosevelt
Arizona
Dorothy Thompson
John Lewis
Congress
Lewis
E. C. Young
Died and historical moments from October days
Died Oct 25 1899 Leroy Scott noted writer born Fairmount Indiana died by drowning in New York July 21 1929 Today in history recalls 1792 Captain Robert Gray entering Columbia River 1826 steam carriage exhibit first American built steam locomotive 1858 Minnesota statehood 1916 relief aid to starving Russia and warnings for Americans to leave Mexico 1918 US artillery fire villages front 1936 kidnapping case 49th birthdays of Berlin Morganthau Burnham Schlesinger Cooke and more Today’s horoscope urges self reliance and caution against envy and mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Scott
Fairmount
Ind
New York
Robert Gray
Boston
Columbia
American Bible Society
John Stevens
Hoboken
N. J
Minnesota
Britain
Poland
Mexico
U. S
Thomas H. Robinson Jr
Bible Readings And Meditations Tuesday May 11
The piece explains the liturgical sequence after the Collect for the day, noting the Epistle and Gospel readings, Creed recitation, and sermon. It recalls early Church ceremony surrounding Gospel reading, hymns, and processions, contrasting with modern practice and reverence for the Gospels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Olmsted Falls P. T. A. Holds Election
Olmsted Falls P. T. A. elected new officers at its May meeting held at the school with Mrs. Rudy Bauman named president, Mrs. M. F. Stearns as vice president, W. W. Smith as secretary, and Mrs. Doris Goodnight as treasurer. County Supt. W. G. Banner attended as guest speaker. Miss Sara Chapman to address Kiwanis on Art in the Home Tuesday evening. Circles plan meetings and potluck luncheon at homes of Mrs. Schmid and Mrs. Monkoskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted Falls
W. G. Banner
E. G. Hixson
North Olmsted
Rudy Bauman
M. F. Stearns
W. W. Smith
E. M. Jenkins
Doris Goodnight
Sara Chapman
Olmsted Falls High School
Barbara Otterson
Oscar Schmid
Albert Secord
Fred Papenfuss
Frederick Therman
River Street
F. V. Monkoskey
Anniversaries of notable figures from history and industry
A compact roll of notable birthdays and anniversaries listing Baron von Munchausen a Russian soldier. Josephus Larned Buffalo editor and author. Charles C Munn commercial traveler and author. Charles W Fairbanks Indianapolis lawyer and U S senator. Ottmar Mergenthaler Baltimore inventor of the linotype. Each entry notes birthplaces and death dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Munchausen
Russia
Josephus Larned
Buffalo
N.Y
H Bravan
Canada
Charles C Munn
Southington
Con
Charles W. Fairhanks
Indianapolis
U. S
Theodore Roosevelt
Union Co
Ohio
Ottmar Mergenthaler
Baltimore
Germany
Notable Moves and Local Socials In Olmsted Area
Mr and Mrs C W Mown purchase the A C Hammon property on Columbia Road with occupancy planned May 26. Zimiora relocate to F B Raphone on Bagley Road. Families visit Minerva Ohio to see relatives. The Minston Study group meets at Mrs KR Speer Lewis Bond home, discussing “Giand! and his teachings.” Recreation classes for adults grow at O F P School, with tap and social dancing led by Alice Burton and Evelyn McQuillen. Men’s softball info available from Russell Miller. boys over 17 welcome.
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SWS
C. W. Mown
A.C. Hammon
Columbia Road
Cc. L. Zimmer
Zimiora
F. B. Raphone
Bagley Road
R. Wiliams
Francis
Minerva
Ohio
William
Minston
Olmsted Community Church
KR. J. Speer
Lewis Bond
Giand
O. F P
Alice Burton
Evelyn McQuillen
Russell Miller
F. H. Ott
Conneath
Snyder
Ott
Tum
Buffalo
E. E. Breisch
Wakeman
Carleton Simmerer
Weekend Travel of Local Residents Across States
Two children stayed with Mr Bimmerer at home in Chicago while Mrs Simmerer visited Detroit on a business trip. Mrs L H Stofer spent the weekend in Oxford Ohio with her son Harwood, a Miami University student, during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bimmerer
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
JHE Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Stieulation
Second Street
Slyria
Lerain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C Hudnott
Presigent
Clare George
Elyria
Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
NEW Tone
Fifth Ave
Michigan Ave
Detroit
General Motors Lide
Savank
Wireregai
John Rocke
London
ST. Michael IN
Querne
Soar
Shah
Voice of
People
Stoll
Glendale
Cal
Irving Berlin
Henry Morganthau Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
New York City
Maj
Frederick R. Burnham
Los Angeles
Tivoli
Min
Frank Schlesinger
Yale University Observatory
Morris L. Cooke
National Power Policy Committee
Carlisle
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings Building
Keyes
West Ave
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