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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1937
Page
11
A reader voices support for many New Deal goals while urging restraint on spending. They call for budget balance, a smaller federal payroll, and genuine reform, arguing the country cannot run deficits indefinitely. They commend reorganization if it cuts costs but fear bureaucratic expansion. They await a clear sign from Congress and the HR HK notice.
A Rochester meeting of the American Chemical Society highlighted polymerization as a method to convert petroleum into diverse products from fats and perfumes to medicines and lubricants. The piece notes potential for artificial fuels and even explosives, and reflects on Aladdin like wonders tied to oil chemistry.
Today in history lists birthdays of Molly Pitcher Horace Hayden Lafayette Baker James Stoddart John Host Pierre Lorillard Lily Langtry and more plus notable events from 1792 to 1936 including White House cornerstone and Hague tribunal prize. Also today’s horoscope hints at a quiet pleasure-loving person inclined toward religious study.
The national whirligig notes Roosevelt will study Geneva proposals before acting, avoiding a military_quarantine or sanctions. The League’s softened stance under British influence aims to condemn Japan without aggression. Washington plans no unilateral policing of world morals, seeking to balance isolation with global responsibility.
The text cautions that a secluded person may be well supported by powerful allies but warns against slipping into self indulgence as friends mobilize for their benefit.
A commentator cites biblical warning on anger and gifts at the altar as today’s war futility unfolds. He warns that victory stalemates yield only more war, while leaders like Roosevelt face global crises and the push for an early wage bill aims to steady industry, reduce strikes, and avert recession amid political feuds with Wheeler and party rivals.
A local tailor notes President Roosevelt's speech failed to impress Europe’s critics. He urges residents to mind their own business and bundle up as a north wind arrives. Contact at Broad St phone 2783-711.
Four years of waiting optimism give way to cautious mood as Roosevelt’s quarantine speech draws praise from A K F L teachers and ministers while GOP journals and leading statesmen stay silent. Critics warn a fascist tilt could hurt U S prestige, and voters demand action to back rhetoric. Farm spokesmen diverge on a new farm bill. Italy’s Japan sympathy noted. Washington zoning blocks Walsh mansion sale. Pilots condemn Washington airport. Naval Academy to broaden curriculum. Sugar beet remains an annual spring crop.
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