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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1937
Page
11
John W. Cullen represents Maverflette in Chicago with Michigan prospects, while EW Tore of 601 Fifth Ave Detroit handles an GM bid push. General Motors discussions span Chicago and Detroit areas as bids proceed.
Old landmarks on Second Street and East Avenue near Fourth Street are being demolished in Elyria. The writer reflects on the homes’ quality and memories, noting progress and sentiment. Two suggestions are offered: add another exit at Ely Stadium via Fuller Road for crowd traffic and place large warning signs and reflectors on Telegraph Road bridge to alert unfamiliar motorists of a hazardous approach after two fatal crashes.
The piece explains that fires disrupt production, cost time and profits, and can halt operations permanently. It notes Fire Prevention Week October 3-9, proclamations by the President and officials, and nationwide campaigns led by chambers of commerce to raise fire safety awareness and improve building resistance.
A reflection on basenji dogs from Africa that cannot bark and the impact on pet traditions. The piece argues that silent dogs may be brave but useless for alerts, contrasting with the familiar barking watchdog and the comforting noises of common breeds. It laments the loss of familiar canine sounds and the familiar domestic rituals surrounding pets.
The American Iron and Steel Institute notes one car per 5.8 people in the United States, versus nineteen per car in France, twenty in England, and forty-nine in Germany. The piece argues American living standards outpace other nations and that cars are bought by workers, not a privileged elite. It also mentions China’s famines and floods interrupted by war, and Japan's legislature approving the undeclared war in China.
Readers note historical birthdays of Francois Guizot William Gilpin Rutherford B Hayes Agnes Booth Michael Pupin Frederic Remington Natalie Sumner Lincoln among others. The list chronicles birth years origins and death dates, inviting reflection on their contributions to history arts and science.
D C died there on August 31 1935. Today in history recalls key events from 1535 to 1934 including the first English Bible translation likely in Zurich and the B 101 airship crash. Birthdays listed cover Miriam Van Waters Gerald Lee Buster Keaton Homer Rodeheaver and others with brief biographical notes.
Roosevelt mingles with Borah in Boise as Republicans debate mid term realignment. Mellon estate tax case nears decision with Board split and vacancies shifting balance. Farley clashes with Roosevelt over court reform and Black appointment. Lawyers rally against Roosevelt as he orders simpler rules and aims to curb delays. Notes include tax reform hopes and Greenbelt rent news.
Dr. Paul Popenoe, head of the Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations, blames movies pulp magazines and newspaper headlines for wrecking the majority of American families. He says these elements fail utterly to impart the right attitude toward family life.
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