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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1937

Page

5

Public Bridges Irritate Private Ferries In San Francisco

Two public bridges upset a private ferry system that once served the city and bay points. Ferries cut fares from 50 to 30 cents to stay afloat while bridges claim ferries steal traffic, advocating legal raises to deter competition and protect the public power venture. The debate centers on private loss versus public subsidy and rate control.

Ripley San Francisco Bay Brey San Francisco Chronicle

Lamont cites peace factors in Chicago talk on war risk

Thomas W. Lamont, well informed on world affairs, spoke in Chicago about peace forces amid fears of Spain and China. He argued that European populations fear war due to human costs and that governments and masses share a strong wish to avoid battle, offering hope that war may be prevented despite real dangers.

Chicago Thomas W. Lamont Spain China Europe Mr. Lamont Horeover

Insect Speedometer Readings From the Fastest Creatures

The article notes S F Aaron argues the wild duck tops out near thirty miles per hour, while Dr Roy Chapman Andrews cites Cephenomyia as the world speed champion insects moving at 818 mph. It discusses sound delay, global travel in hours, and compares to the cheetah and rumor.

S. F. Aaron Scientific American Roy Chapman Andrews Rhr

Auto Show Optimism Foreshadows Strong 1938 Auto Year

Attendance at the New York automobile show set records and reinforced belief that the coming year will bring a banner period for personal transportation. Manufacturers promise new cars with enhanced appearance, sturdiness, economy, and safety, signaling broader recovery across industries as auto demand boosts related commerce.

New York

Profits and Risks in Industry Says Stanford Expert

Stanford Professor Eliot Jones argues profits must cover risks to attract investment, noting long production cycles raise uncertainty. He explains why profits fund land, materials, wages and interest, and how failures reduce industry and employment.

Eliot Jones Transportation and Public Utilities Stanford University

Anniversary records and Today in History brief

The feature lists anniversaries of notable figures with birth and death dates, followed by Today in History entries such as the 1695 Scottish Panama colony, Dayton’s layout in 1795, and 1918 Austria’s truce terms. It also notes Today’s birthdays and horoscopes, then reports Orlando’s Lake Estelle alum treatment turning murky water to clear aqua.

Panama South America Asia Dayton Ohio Jonathan Dayton Delta Upsilon Williamstown Mass Abraham Lincoln Springfield Mary Todd Lexington Austria Calvin Coolidge ALTM Orlando Fla Lake Estelle State Road Department

Old Gaelic book vanished after search across Australia

Father Fogarty of Ireland spent fifteen months seeking a seventh century Gaelic vellum manuscript of the Book of Clonenagh. Commissioned by the National Library of Dublin, the search covered Victoria and New South Wales without success.

Sydney N.S. W Father Fogarty Ireland Victoria New South Wales National Library of Dublin

Bible Readings And Meditations On Slum Areas

A sermon-like piece argues Americans must confront urban slum conditions shaping youth. It cites scripture about receiving children and warns that poor housing correlates with delinquency, disease, and mortality, quoting Lloyd George and Tawney on universal duty to improve living conditions for the rising generation.

America Lloyd George Tawney

Man Surrenders After 24 Hours Calling Sheriff

Kissimmee Florida Hardy Bource attempted to surrender by phone for a shooting case for a full day. Unable to reach the sheriff he drove into town and gave himself up to authorities.

Kissimee Fla Hardy Bource Sheriff's Office

Shop Caters To Dogs Sewanee or MiA M Kansas

A canine catering shop has opened offering cellophane wrapped meals for dogs in Sewanee. Coupon books have been prepared to cover the service payments.

MIAM

Boy Prodigy Harry Rettke Jr. Aged 3 Fluent Speaker

Kenmore mother describes her son Harry W Rettke Jr as unusually advanced for his age. He spoke by six months and knew 393 words by age one, with 16 German words. Doctors noted 20 teeth at 11 months and the family keeps a blue book of his tests.

Kenmore, X. Y Harry W. Rettke, Jr Kenmore Harry Rettke Harry, Jr

Carbon dioxide formed by carbon and oxygen

The sentence states that carbon dioxide consists of carbon joined with oxygen, describing the chemical composition as carbon bound to oxygen atoms.

Carbon Diovide

Love Letters Out Moded By 2 Way Radio

Tom Strothman builds two two way short wave radio sets to stay in touch with his sweetheart Mildred Chase. They talk by short wave at 5 45 p m daily with licenses and attic station access. The piece notes their romance and briefly mentions African Portuguese descendants.

Milwalker Tom Strothman Mildred Chase Tom Mildred Romaine University of Wisconsin At Madison Milwaukee

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