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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1937
Page
9
Bible readings and meditations discuss a parable about new wine in new bottles and a lemmin g rat horde seeking sea escape. Sir Stanley Baldwin warns that if Europe cannot resolve disputes without war, the world deserves to perish.
William J. Shaver of Cleveland oversees the Baetz-Barber Dairy Company in Lorain, with 100 shares at par. Incorporators are Robert L. Baetz Robert H. Meltzke and Adam W. Baetz. W B Thompson Lorain handles the incorporation. In Marshfield Massachusetts a horse race was marked by a false start horses running the wrong way and a jockey refusing to ride.
A coordinated stand by about 300 British insurers against issuing further war risk insurance is seen as a sobering signal. They warn that aerial warfare in Spain and China, plus potential attacks on European capitals, could pressure economies and creditor systems, changing perceptions of war costs and casualties.
A proposed nutrient tank would submerge minerals in water to accelerate crop growth at home. It could bring truck farming into every residence, far beyond cute dish gardens and their mossy bits, slashing budgets amid high spinach prices.
A Tokio Foreign Office spokesman defends Japan’s peaceful continental aims as benefiting China, while critics call it brazen imperialism and an attempt to dictate happiness. The piece argues self respecting nations seek their own contentment, not foreign imposition, and questions Japan’s altruistic framing.
H Edward F. McGrady, chief labor troubleshooter for the Roosevelt administration, resigns to become director of labor relations for the Radio Corporation of America. The move exemplifies a pattern of New Dealers transitioning to prominent roles in big business alongside others like Charley Michelson Rex Tugwell Raymond Moley and Tug Johnson as the New Deal era is seen as a breeding ground for corporate executives and specialists.
A humorous survey weighs the world’s loudest sounds from Krakatoa’s 1883 eruption to Concord’s shot heard round the world and a neighbor’s six o clock horn. It jokes about decibels and odd claims while noting varied images of noise and mood in culture and sport.
A compilation of birthdays and anniversaries noting Helen Hunt Jackson Ralph A Blakelock George Foote Moore Oscar Wilde William S Sims John L Sullivan and others with dates and brief death years. Also includes historical milestones from 1789 1858 1894 1917 and mentions horoscopes for today.
The National Whirligig reports a rift in F D R s cabinet over aiding the League of Nations stance on Japan amid calls to return to a home focused policy. It notes munitions exports to Moscow and China, patronage in housing, and Charles Edison as a rising figure shaping postwar naval labor and administration.
The piece discusses Roosevelt nudging toward the American Federation of Labor, aiming to counter William Green and John L. Lewis and position a Labor Department secretary ally. It also critiques Dan Roper’s attacks on Henry Wallace, links to farm subsidies, and notes Lewis’s preference to operate independently of the White House and Green.
Columbus announced the incorporation of two Elyria companies and a Lorain firm. Wire Die Clearing House Inc. issued 100 shares no par stock with J F Huffman Edna M Huffman and Vernon L Martin as incorporators. The firm will sell and lease dies and was set up by Webber Webber and Black. Walt Hines Inc. issued 50 shares no par stock with James L Russell William J Shaver and Rita J Tidd as incorporators. The incorporation was announced in Columbus today.
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