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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1937
Page
8
Elyria residents voice mounting criticism of Washington spending amid recession. They urge balancing the federal budget, warn of inflation risk, and demand concrete results over promises. Observers predict Congress should push conservative policies to restore business confidence and political support.
Two hundred scientists from psychology biology and education studied five young girls Emilie Annette Yvonne Cecile and Marie in Callender Ontario as they played with a sand pie swept the walk rode a velocipede sang absent mindedly and chased a nurse. After half an hour they concluded with a collective judgment asking Aren't they cute.
An article discusses Columbia Teachers College offering seventeen courses for wives of future school administrators. It argues such programs may aid husbands’ careers while noting limits. It suggests expanding to courses for wives of other prominent professionals and hints at the role of humor, courage, and experience in social obstacles.
Anniversaries note notable births including George Plater and William Wirt with dates and deaths, then a TODAY IN HISTORY roundup. Events span 1725 New York Gazette's first issue, 1861 Confederate envoys seized, 1864 Lincoln reelected, 1932 FDR elected, and other era highlights.
Duncan Oklahoma police report a group of boys pulled hose connections from chlorine gas storage tanks near the city sewage treatment depot. Police chief C M Taylor said the lines fed tanks of chlorine gas and the incident could have caused a deadly exposure.
Syracuse reports Leo Costello 32 of Kansas City was jailed four days after finishing a six month sentence in Quondaga county for stealing shoes. He pleaded guilty to the second offense and received another six months.
Walter G. Campbell, head of the FDA, born in Knox County Kentucky. Robert W. Bingham of Louisville, ambassador to Great Britain, born Orange County North Carolina. Maj. Gen. John W. Gulick born Goldsboro North Carolina. Matthew Van Sicklan of New York, mining engineer, born there. Rear Admiral George C. Day of New York City, born Bradford Vermont. ex King Prajadhipok of Siam, born forty four years ago. The piece notes aging writers, a mental drive to action, and cites Grenada producing 500000 pounds of nutmegs this year.
Readings from Luke 15 10 32 emphasize forgiveness and joy at a recovered lost son The text contrasts Christian view of humanity with pagan views asserting inherent dignity beyond birth wealth or status It argues social structures must honor humanity to align with Christian teaching
The La Grange GLEANERS PARTY Leaners Class of the Methodist Church will meet at Mrs Adrian Buswell's home on Wednesday evening November 10. Assisting hosts include Flora Thayer Wilma Rundle Jane Holcomb and Nellie Monosmith. Devotionals led by a designated member.
Daffy Drivers plan a weeks trip in the South to visit relatives at West Palm Beach Florida. Mr and Mrs Charles Adan will entertain Chicago relatives over the weekend. Dr and Mrs Van Be Freeman have been visiting and will return to Chicago with grandson and family. Willard Johnson returns home after Great Lakes service. Bill Spicer of Cincinnati University recently home. P T A meeting speaker change Supt R C Muston Elyria will speak instead of Rev Moran Wellington. Parents urged to attend.
Lola Wigert presents a roll call featuring Dinner Suggestions while noting Thanksgiving in 1621. Dorothy Parsons and Edna R. Wilcox are mentioned in relation to 1937 events or writings.
Mrs Charles B Rawson attended as special guest of the Wistaria club with Mrs Irwin Adams as hostess A gift was presented by Mrs George Woodruff along with an original poem Mrs Ned Gott read a sixteen year old poem for the clubs tenth anniversary A two course luncheon served to twelve guests Mrs Andrew Rawson to host on November 18
Rev and Mrs B H Ryan of Vickery and Mr and Mrs 8 A Bissonnette of Napoleon spent a few days with Mr and Mrs C G Rugh. Mr and Mrs John H Curtiss left last Thursday for a three.
In Colombo the tea campaigners meet to decide how to popularize the beverage worldwide. H C N Yates, chairman of the Dimbulla Planters' Association, complains that it is hard to obtain a decent cup in Ceylon homes. The Tea Propaganda Board convened to discuss strategies.
Jamaica reports shipments of more than one million gallons of rum to various countries during the current year. The surge reflects growing export activity and strengthens the island nation's position in regional and international markets.
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