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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1937
Page
15
Boake Carter argues the White House favors radio to deliver undiluted messages, claiming press reporting dilutes content with editorials and headlines. He warns this personality driven approach risks shaping public opinion and sidelines critical, cold print scrutiny.
Special services are held each evening this week at the Evangelical church in Brownhelm with Rev. R. G. Pferrer leading Sunday and Monday and again Friday. Rev. Hayes of Amherst led Tuesday, while tonight Rev. Handke preaches and Thursday Rev. Jackson with Elyrians conduct the service. Mrs. H. Van Wagnen and Misses Mabel Hasenpflug and Katherine Fowell direct the special music each evening.
The piece argues Hitler leveraged emotional appeal and magnetism to seize power, then dismantled democracy, bound industry to the state, and crushed free press and independent reporting. It warns Roosevelt allies risk repeating a dangerous philosophy of autocratic control.
In Elko Nevada after a week long siege of noisy cinema crowds younger patrons helped by popping popcorn bag sounds. Theater management with help from a nearby confectionery resolved the disturbance by punching twenty holes in the bottom of each bag to quiet the screenings.
Eldred Sackman caught a terrapin on his grandfather’s farm near Kingston Missouri 26 years ago. He released the animal after inserting a hog ring in its shell. Last week the turtle was found less than a mile from the original release site.
Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark was riding in a car in North Zealand when the back wheel detached. He escaped uninjured and continued his journey.
On Nirvana, the crew senses a calm before a fierce tropical hurricane. Joan, unmoved by fear, faces possible death as Ned is absent. Garrison and Captain Reynolds confirm the barometer’s drop while a distant plume of smoke signals danger beyond the starboard bow.
Lawrence Forbes 16 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Forbes of 47 West Avenue will be awarded a gold medal for saving Keefe Brassell after brassell fell through ice on Black River. The ceremony airs Friday at 7 30 p m on WTAM Cleveland as part of the Spang Junior Safety Police Club program featuring a round table on the incident and safety lessons. Forbes, a Elyria High School football center, helped form a human chain to reach the edge and pull the boys to safety. Brassell, 14, a Styra High School sophomore, is active in cheerleading and resides with grandmother Mrs Hal Prindle at 140 West Bridge.
The phrase notes that securing the trophy in the United States is regarded as a high honor. It emphasizes prestige tied to the achievement within the market context. The statement implies valued recognition but lacks specific persons, organizations, dates, or places.
In Zurich Major M Mazurek discloses Poland’s Legionowo plant is building a revolutionary stratosphere balloon to reach twenty miles. Planned ascent in 1938 between July and September from near Ojeow Cracovia with Polish officers piloting. The craft will be vast beyond previous designs and recalls Prof Auguste Piccard's earlier flights.
Local notices list Scouts and Grange meetings at Park Hall and Grange Hall tonight. Thanksgiving services and church prayers planned in La Grange Spencer Vincent and Carlisle with Bible classes and a tureen dinner. A Frankport NY note reports deer grazing with cattle near Hausner’s pasture amid deer hunting laws.
A Polish project builds a two-part balloon totaling 120000 cubic meters after an initial 14100 cubic meters. The setup stacks a 4000 cubic meter, 24 meter bag atop a larger 116000 cubic meter, 60 meter bag, vastly surpassing Piccard’s historical flights and earlier American and Russian balloons.
The design uses an upper hydrogen bag and a trailing empty lower bag to vent expanding hydrogen as altitude rises. A hermetically sealed metal car carries observers and is attached to a giant parachute for safe descent if an accident occurs.
Judd H. Scott of Grassy Creek Ashe County measures 7 feet 3 inches and 290 pounds with a size 17 shoe, claimed as the state’s tallest man. Citizens react to the remarkable stature in North Wilkesboro.
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