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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1937

Page

15

Brookings Report Faults Federal Police Coordination

Brookings Institute accuses Secret Service, Post Office inspectors, and FBI of interagency jealousy harming police efficiency. It cites past private investigations and competing claims for credit, warning centralization undermines state enforcement and urging total cooperation across federal, state, and local agencies to curb crime.

Brookings Institute Washington Secret Service Treasury Department Post Office Inspectors Post Office Department Federal Bureau of Investigation G- Men Department of Justice G-men Justice Department Karpis G. Edgar Hoover Dillinger Brookings Report

New American liner to be built at American port

A new all American passenger liner will be built as a successor to the Leviathan at Newport News under a Maritime Commission subsidy, marking a step in expanding the U S merchant marine. The ship will be 723 feet long, larger than Manhattan and George Washington, but smaller than the Leviathan, and aims to be the safest and largest US built liner. The $1,250,000 scrap value of the Leviathan ends its era, with the contract signaling more such ships to follow.

Vaterland Hoboker United States Manhattan Newport News Maritime Commission

New Pie Plate Standardizes Slices Across Meals

A satirical survey of modern food standardization critiques how uniform kitchen gadgets and factory-like serving reduce meals to equal portions. It notes changes from ice cream rows to standardized bread and foresees pie sliced to uniform sizes, reflecting broader tastes and routines in American households.

Anniversaries and historic birthdays listed

Today in history and birthdays feature a catalog of notable figures with birth and death dates including Caesar Rodney Ebenezer Zane Richard Anderson Margaret Fox James Whitcomb Riley John W Alexander and Edgar Allan Poe. Also noted are milestones such as the Stamp Act Congress first railway Granite Railway and the Boulder Dam power start with several birthdays from Henry Wallace to Admiral Andrews and others.

Caesar Rodney Delaware Dover Del Ebenezer Zane Hards Co W. Va Wheeling Richard H. Anderson Sumter Co S. C Margaret Fox Hadesville N. Y Canada New York James Whitcomb Riley Indiana Greenfield Ind Indianapolis John W. Alexander Alleghany Frank Lowell Kennedy Harvard Cambridge Mass Granite Massachusetts Bunker Hill Monument Baltimore Edgar Allan Poe America Boulder Dam Los Aneles San Francisco Bay

Roosevelt Foes and Hughes Rise Shape Supreme Court Skirmish

The piece portrays Franklin D. Roosevelt pressuring for packing the court, while Hughes shifts Kennedy allies to bolster anti-Roosevelt measures. It notes Black’s rising caution, Roberts and Stone opposing him, and predicts Hughes will dominate the new session. It also covers FTC actions on deceptive medicines, a Japan boycott talk, and Hull trade-policy pressure.

Roosevelt Hughes Owen J.robert Messrs. Roberts Butler Franklin D. Roosevelt Ment Episcopal Convention Hull Jamis Maden Bankhead

Manitoba’s Largest Family Holds St Malo Picnic

Two hundred members of Manitoba’s largest family gathered at a St Malo picnic staged by Society La Lignee Laggimodiere-Gaboury. Descendants of Jean Baptiste Laggimodiere in the province are said to number 4,000. All’s fair in love even the plain girl.

Winnipeg Man Manitoba Society la Lignee Laggimodiere-Gaboury St. Malo Jean Baptste Laggimodiere

National Whirligig shows tax foresight and court tension

In New York Ray Tucker reports on Treasury and Justice plans to issue declaratory judgments guiding federal taxes for future corporate actions while Morgenthau expands income tax data to aid publishers and advertisers. Roosevelt’s court battles alter Supreme Court dynamics under Chief Justice Hughes amid political pressure.

Morgenthau United States Treasury F. D. Ru Messrs Roosevelt

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