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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1928
Page
14
A Pittsburgh coal discussants envision a 1940s central power station with giant gasified boilers and smokeless fuel. Advances include water steam fluids, mercury vapor like boilers, and auto firing outdoors, aiming to reduce heating and waste while boosting comfort and efficiency for future homes.
Editorials and lawmakers weigh safer ship regulations after the Vestris tragedy. Senators propose wider Senate inquiry into maritime safety. press debates seek facts amid conflicting testimony. Public focus centers on balancing property rights and profits against human life.
David Lloyd George, former British prime minister, voices alarm about growing U S Britain tension. He cites expanding armaments, the naval accord, and Kaiser era threats, arguing combined rising military power undermines peace and the League of Nations. He calls for restraint and arbitration in the Rhine.
A column notes William Green of the American Federation of Labor and a series of historic anniversaries. It lists births and deaths of Edward Rutledge Franklin Pierce Elbridge Gerry William Dennison Ignatius Donnelly and the murder cases of Dr Parkman and Dr Crippen with dates and places.
A quirky, clipped editorial notes how many miss the moment of prosperity while warning that the sanctified crowd seen before the election returns has retreated. The piece comments on perception of wealth and political mood with sharp regional diction.
One year ago today Marcus Garvey the negro colonizer serving a five year term in Atlanta for alleged defense of a Back to Africa plan had sentence commuted and he was deported to Jamaica. Today various events include House Campaign Funds Committee leaving for Southern Texas to probe irregularities in fast primary and national elections and Dr Harvey Nathaniel Davis to be inaugurated president of Stevens Institute of Technology at Hoboken.
Washington scene shows mixed Grange views on farm relief with McNary Haugen dead in name yet export debenture pressed. Hoover declines both paths while Coolidge message and Mrs Coolidge soften reception. Grange cheers despite policy split as farm leaders push action.
The article notes pressure for tariff legislation to protect faru cropy while home production remains modest. It cites E B G Dorsett of the Pennsylvania State Grange and other leaders, who argue for tariff parity. Farmers, while wanting action, face weaker unity after a cool electoral climate for farm policy, with many Grangers siding with Hoover. Conciliatory tactics may replace threats as winter passes and Senate action on McNary plans stalls amid possible delays.
University of California tests under Dr Kate Gordon with 740 students show that unpleasant childhood incidents dominate memory. The study challenges the notion that pleasant experiences like circuses and ice cream are remembered more than spankings and stomach-aches.
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