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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1937

Page

9

Alaska population study probes Arctic habitable future

Dr Victor Levine of Creighton University travels to Alaska to study Aleutian Islands as stepping stones from Asia. He questions Arctic colonization by temperate climates, noting historical migrations favor colder to warmer moves and urging use of American lands at home for opportunity.

Victor BE. Levine Creighton University Omaha Alaska Aleutian Islands Big Peninsula Asia Arctic Circle Arctic Sworld

Lorain County election ballot dispute and mill plans

Lorain County board of elections will ignore the Ohio secretary of state ruling in a Franklin County case regarding party candidate headings on ballots. A hearing is set on Republican petitions to place on the Progressive Party line. National Tube Company plans a new slab mill and open hearth extension in Lorain, announced during the James A Farrell launch. The item notes historical context from 26, 10, and 5 years ago, including market riot over sugar price, Liberty Loan HQ opening, and infrastructure delays at Ely Stadium.

Lorain Pittsburgh James A. Farrell New Market House George H. Chamberlain Lorain County Liberty Loan Committee Turner Building New Liberty Loan Board of Elections Lorain County

Kent State Classes Will Continue Here

Kent State University extension courses in Lorain county will continue weekly despite Miss Edith Tope breaking her collarbone. Next sessions move to Lorain High School on Monday with a substitute teacher if needed. English literature enrolls 51 at 4 30 p m and sociology enrolls 49 at 7 p m. Classes alternate between Elyria and Lorain and offer college credit.

Kent State University Lorain County Edith Tope Lorain High School Tope Elyria Loraim

Short Items From Litchfield and Nearby

Litchfield, Mrs. Henry Lorence host Sunday call. Rev. Recard of Wellington visited last Friday. Carl Crapo family and daughter spent weekend with relatives. Maurice Davidson and Irve Dadiveen families in Brighton and Bucyrus with Burlen Jacobs. I David son home welcomed Carrie Freyman and Wilson Warner family from Maryland.

Recard Wellington Henry Lorence Carl Crapo Maurice Davidson Brighton Irve Dadiveen Bucyrus Burlen Jacobs I. Davidson Carrie Freyman, Sullivan Wilson Warner Ray Warner Maryland

Honest Opinion on Washington Tax Reform and Employment Policy

A reader urges Congress to study ways to trim government costs and remove punitive taxes hindering business. They advocate protecting workers and employers, enforcing penalties for rights infringers, and evaluating rail logistics to boost American railroads. They argue for proven policy over untested experiments to spur investment and job creation.

Washington Congress

Baseball salaries and standout players in early era

The article notes top salaries in baseball with Lou Gehrig earning 30000 a season and Joe DiMaggio at 17000. Bob Feller tops rookies at 10000 while Babe Ruth once earned 70000. It contrasts high pay with perceptions of baseball as plebeian and mentions players' long on-field streaks and drawing power.

Lou Gehrig New York Yankees Joe DiMaggio Yankees Bob Feller Cleveland Indians Babe Ruth

Priceless Gift of Light Aids Blindness Prevention Effort

The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports a seventy five percent drop in infant blindness in the United States and notes that twenty eight percent of children in schools for the blind are there due to babies sore eyes. Approximately 3,000,000 U.S. school children are handicapped by defective eyesight, underscoring the need for public education on eye health. The society emphasizes that most major blindness causes are preventable and that early vision care supports overall health and schooling.

National Society For the Prevention of Blindness United States National Society For the Prevention of

Today in History and Anniversaries Highlight Noted Figures

A column lists notable anniversaries and birthdays, naming James Lawrence born in Burlington New Jersey and Rufus Choate born Ipswich Massachusetts among others. It recounts historic events such as Spain ceding Louisiana to France in 1800 and Ezra Meeker’s westward journey ending in Portland Oregon in 1852, plus births, deaths, and horoscopic note.

James Lawrence Burlington N. J Rufus Choate Massachusetts Ipswich Mass Henry Clay Work Chicago Georgia Middletown Conn Louis Goddy Winchester Canada Kate Field St. Louis Honolulu Annie Besant London India Esther B. Vandeman Salem Ohio Rome Spain Louisiana France England Ezra Meeker Missouri River Portland Oregon Meeker A. and P New York City Los Angeles Russia Hugh S. Johnson

Bible Readings And Meditations Friday October 1 Revelation 22

A meditation on Revelation 22 verses 10 through 16 discusses sealing prophecies, eternal consequences of character, and the return of Christ. It reflects on the root and offspring of David and the universal significance of Jesus as the morning star for Jew and Gentile. War and futility themes appear as contrasts to spiritual urging.

Alpha Jesus David Lord

Huntington reunion and local visits in Lodi and nearby areas

Myron Hines Charles Hines and Mrs Grace Long attended the Jacobs Hine school reunion at the Fal coner home in Lodi Sunday afternoon with ice cream and cake for 75 attendees. Mary Maurer of Nankin visited Myron Hines family over the weekend. Other items note Young People's Farm Bureau meeting at La Grange high school and a Cleveland weekend trip by Lloyd Weyer and Carroll. Frankie Bottomlee returned from Cincinnati visit with relatives.

Huntington O. — Myron Hines Charles Hines Grace Long Jacobs Hine Falconer Lodi Mary Maurer Nankin Myron Hines Marie Brehm Margaret Waldorf Nettle Naegele Marion Crile Carolyn Rapking Harold Ralph Kreuck Young People's Farm Bureau Association la Grange High School Lloyd Weyer Carroll Cleveland Frankie Bottomlee Cincinnati John McQuate

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