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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1937
Page
6
Monroe News warns that a new low mood could devastate federal revenue and debt. It argues current spending far exceeds receipts, taxes depend on prosperity, and without balancing the budget and cutting spending, the United States faces a crisis worse than 1932. It calls for immediate restraint and debt reduction.
A fragment argues educated women are not opposed to beauty as diploma winners appear to combine brains with grooming. It notes past stereotypes of scholarly girls being socially awkward, while photos show graduates as well turned out. The piece urges men to engage with current knowledge.
The first one house legislature in the nation, led by Senator Norris, faces results of its non partisan system. Early reports suggest shorter sessions may come at higher costs and long term economy is debated as Nebraskans consider next year’s chance to test the innovation further.
Sixty six apprentices from Warner Swasey School Cleveland arrived in Wellington for a factory tour of the Wellington Sterling Foundry. They toured, listened to speeches, and returned home by 3 pm. Also notes on Poppy Day events, hospital observations, church services, local visits, travels, and senior class activities at the Wellington High School.
Boake Carter notes two striking signs in Washington after Supreme Court Justice Willis Van Devanter quits. Roosevelt faces a potential court packing backlash while the Democratic split deepens as Joe Robinson emerges as the likely court pick and Senate ally, signaling a severe party fraying and bold presidential maneuvering.
The piece argues the president risks damaging his prestige by choosing a 65 year old conservative for the court, abandoning liberal principles. Not appointing Joe Robinson would anger loyal allies and threaten Senate support, making the Supreme Court battle a painful ironical climax.
A compact listing of anniversaries for Ralph Waldo Emerson William Fr Channing Henry C Potter John A Dowie Clara Louise Burpham Price Collier Eugene Zimmerman with birth and death details. Also today in history items include Constitutional contention in Philadelphia remedies Chinese Indemnity Act and court rulings with notable birthdays for J McKeen Cattell John R Mott Gene Tunney and Isar Sikorsky.
Ephesians 1 3 6 The Apostle's Thanksgiving outlines heavenly blessings chosen in Christ before creation and adoption through Jesus Christ to the praise of God’s grace. The meditation links heaven to divine reason and notes human dignity and notable births. A horoscope notes balance and potential for trust and merit. Coroner inquests and Malaya rubber/tin notes included.
Avon Lake May 25 the Avon Lake Parent Teachers Association will host its annual birthday dinner Saturday evening May 29 at the school. Open to members only the event includes a program and installation of officers for 1937 38. Dusty Miller editor of the Wilmington Journal will speak. Tickets are available to the public. Graduates Marjory Klingshirn and Catherine Phfall from St Marys church school in Avon were among the Sunday graduates. Senior Class travels to Dearborn Michigan for Class Day Thursday. Briefs note guests Earl Hassell and Howard Walker visiting relatives and friends in town.
Infant daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Morris of Bennett Street died shortly after birth Sunday. Short service by Dr W Recard was held at the grave in Greenwood Cemetery Monday at 2 p.m under direction of Keith Andrews.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conrad of Avon with their family. Miss Ruth Fairmouth stayed with her parents in Rocky River. Trell Litzenburg and family from East Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Taylor. Aldine Taylor, their niece, joined them after attending Baccalaureate services. Woodrow Dechant and Edith Van Neal were in Akron Sunday.
The U S Supreme Court upheld the Federal Social Security Act provisions on unemployment insurance, ensuring Ohio’s system remains in force. Ohio’s 1936 37 tax schedule taps into a fund projected to exceed 100 million by 1939, with 9 10ths to 2 7 tenths percent employer rates over years. Benefits begin Jan 1 1939 at half weekly pay up to 15 dollars for up to 16 weeks. farmers in Egypt buy modern American ag implements.
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