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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1938
Page
10
Time flies toward Christmas as Elyria stores prepare for hints season. Families exchange wishful hints for gifts and merchants showcase items from far and wide, aiming to satisfy every request. The message urges hinting openly to ease shopping and assure festive purchases.
Across many states, voters rejected most tax exemption and base expansion plans. California denied a 1000 exemption on owner occupied improvements while Florida and Louisiana expanded exemptions, and several states kept or renewed limits on property taxes and income taxes.
The article argues forecasts vary in accuracy but science remains a strong guide. It cites W G Wells and G K Chesterton as past predictors, and notes Westinghouse scientists predicted rockets crossing oceans in 1963 and clothing from spun glass. It reflects on progress despite wars and barbarities and envisions a utopian pace of civilization with scientific advances.
The Newark aviation hub, once the world’s leading commercial center, risks becoming a white elephant as Mayor LaGuardia wins over three of New York’s five airline lines to relocate to the new North Besch terminal. The $30 million facility, opening next spring, shifts traffic from Newark and threatens its prestige and resources.
New York Day by Day reports a Park Avenue gathering hosted by Jake Omansky, with guests George Seldes and Ludwig Lore discussing the Spanish Revolution. The writer details a personal health fast, volunteer work with the Shut-In Society, and recollections of writers Harold Peet and Arthur Guy Empey, plus updates on Josephine Young Case and Owen D. Young.
At Warm Springs Roosevelt probes Speaker Bankhead and Rayburn to gauge if they back his reorganization bill and the New Deal. He plans to threaten a showdown to trade support on Rules Committee vacancies with Administra tion allies, while Sabath leads the panel and Cox and Dies oppose.
Detroit, Nov. 28 Rev. Charles E Coughlin moved to widen the Jewish Communist controversy with renewed attacks on atheistic Jews. He claimed stations barred his talk for Jewish ownership and said he would focus next Sunday on the same subject. He asserted he opposed Nazism yet condemned the Nazi program and promised to invite non Communist Jews to join against Communism.
TERRE HAUTE INDIANA Curious color schemes fill the Indiana State Teachers College laboratory school as part of an effort to brighten rooms. A red and black checkered floor, dark green lower walls fading to light green, and red silver blue trim top the first room with a white ceiling. A second room features dark and light tan with a light red ceiling stripe and a green ceiling trim. The kindergarten room shows sea green and gray walls with a blue yellow red strip.
Mrs. William Law hosted Dorothy Law’s fifteenth birthday with her mother Ova Law and brothers Bob and Dick visiting from Painesville. Guests arrived to surprise her, then shared games in the evening and a dining room cake celebration with ice cream. A group presented Dorothy a gift including Marcella Burton and several Wise and Rising family members.
Belden High School juniors and others who acted in the play Worr ing Withe enjoyed a Wednesday evening party at the home of Phylis Joteski. Attendees included Eileen Wickner Jeanne Wise Bernice Buckingham Mary Di Vencenzo Earl Pietch Neil Wise Sonny Lehman Fred Wilkins George Racz and the host family.
Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz hosted a turkey dinner Wednesday night in honor of Mrs Myrtle Davis birthday anniversary. Mrs Davis, a longtime resident, received best wishes from family and friends at the gathering in New Oberlin.
The speaker disclaims knowledge that the Secret Service prepared the document cited. He pleads guilty to denying sympathy for persecuted Christians and to opposing both Communism and Nazism. He accuses Jewry of silence on Communism and warns that active Jewish opposition is needed to avoid being labeled supporters of Communism.
A sequence of local social events from Wyandotte and nearby towns details visits with relatives and friends. Names include Schmitz Davis Woolridge Kinzel Wohleber Carr, Justin, Hastings, Barnard, Alexander, Knepper, and Webber. Thanksgiving gatherings and a Sacred Heart Sewing Circle meeting are noted with plans for an all day session and a noon dinner.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Carpenter celebrate a daughter Lynn born Wednesday night weighing seven and a half pounds. Mr and Mrs Theodore Carpenter greet a daughter Inn e Louise born Thursday night weighing six and a half pounds. Nearby families and guests from Cleveland and Elyria join Eaton residents for Thanksgiving weekend activities. A Womanless Wedding is planned for November 86 and December 1 at the Eaton school auditorium. The Ladies Aid Society meets December 1 with Mrs Harley Wilson hosting and Mrs W E Baker speaking. Emil Smith and family host visitors including Hoffner, Schmidt, Kelley. Further dinners mark the holiday period with local families.
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