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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1933
Page
4
A 1933 Elyria newspaper piece praises Thanksgiving as Homecoming Day praising good health, neighborliness, community pledges, and the nation’s efforts to solve production and distribution problems. It notes President Roosevelt's work programs aiding Lorain County workers and celebrates progress from dirt roads to modern highways and hospitals.
A Thanksgiving Day editorial calls Elyrians to pause from routine and reflect on the Community Chest. It urges study of the Chest’s work, inventory of giving ability, and increasing or making a pledge as the Chest remains short of its goal. It praises hospitals and institutions aided by Chest funds and stresses tangible welfare programs for the city.
Governor White endorses a state monopoly on liquor with a goal to remove private profit and control prices. The Governor's Advisory Commission supported the plan, favoring a revenue viewpoint that discourages bootlegging. A University of Georgia professor anecdote closes the piece with a humorous note about probability and the sun.
A column lists notable birthdays and deaths for anniversaries including Charles Thomson Amos Bronson Alcott Wendell Phillips Morrison Waite Edward Hopkins Louisa May Alcott William McGrothlin Albert Gates Leon Menville Adella Hughes Thomas Preston and other historically significant figures with brief biographical notes.
1780 Maria Theresa dies at 55. 1772 Horace Greeley dies at 61. 1932 Franco Soviet pact signed in Paris. Births include Dr. Ellen C Sabin of Milwaukee born San Prairie Wix with ties to Milwaukee Doxner College and James G MacDonald named high commissioner of Jewish refugees from Gang. John Haines Holmes of New York noted clergyman and liberal.
A patient and contented disposition marks today with happiness in home life. The path may be quiet and unambitious but fulfilling, possibly with deferred rewards. The piece notes that China opened limited trade only at Canton, until 184%.
A Detroit trial feature shows Judge W. McKay Skilinfon consulting his book of court procedure after a witness, a Black preacher, refuses to swear. The judge insists on the oath or affirmation and the witness affirms to tell the truth.
John Sr w Mem, Vo 18 discusses Jesus four assertions per Marcus Doda. The healing shown as unity with the Father, life given to a dead man as sign of power to quicken, claims supported beyond words, and the root of unbelief in worldly cravings rather than evidence. Prayer seeks deliverance from pursuit of applause and worldly greed.
In Oberlin College an assembled talk by Dr Auguste Desrloy, assistant director of the French Universities office, outlines that European unrest stems from economic distress. He cites German expansionist aims, saying Paris faces a stark choice between war and peace as Europe moves toward conflict.
The text argues that Germany seeks domination in Europe and that the League of Nations has failed to prevent aggression, citing the Japanese crisis as a recent example. It states disarmament alone cannot resolve the problem and presents two options: continue current trends toward war or form a global organization with enforceable laws, a judge, and a police to preserve civilization or perish in war.
In Seattle Osmond Archbell Kyle Nutt told Superior Judge Chester A Batchetor his name caused jokes and confusion. The judge ordered him to change his name to Archie Kyle amid mockery from friends. A separate item notes Mrs Charles Babb, wife of a state patrolman, buying an automobile from Alden Sawyer in Willows California and the sale occurring less than half an hour later.
Mré. Bubb drove the machine into a delage driven by Sawyer. Both emerged uninjured, but prospects for another solo by Sawyer were brightened.
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