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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
5
A classified notice lists advertising representatives for JohnY. Cullen Company with Chicago address at 8 South Michigan Avenue New York address at 6861 Fifth Avenue and Detroit address at the General Notora Building dated Friday October 99 1937.
The stock market's erratic two month performance alarms investors and the general public. Winthrop W. Aldrich of Chase National Bank blames excessive regulation, tax rules, and SEC limits for a thin market and low prices on sound securities. He urges market reform and tax law changes to restore normal capital flow and support industry. Philadelphia Inquirer says the analysis highlights needed reforms.
The article argues that wind and water erosion from overplowed lands cause severe floods and dust storms, linking West droughts to soil loss. It urges measures like flood impoundment, terracing, cover crops, and selective abandonment to restore balance and halt erosion.
A historical editorial criticizes easy gun access in Bangor Maine and urges dealers and manufacturers to bear responsibility for firearm sales. It calls for federal registration of all firearms, notes past failure in Congress, and mentions renewed hopes under Attorney General Cummings. It contrasts with League of Nations rhetoric and warns against gaps in international and domestic policy.
Today features a roll of births and deaths from notable figures such as John Forsyth Colis Huntington Leopold Damrosch and Raymond Hitchcock. It also lists historic events like the founding of Princeton University in 1745 and the Metropolitan Opera House opening in 1883. A horoscope suggests literary tastes and routine devotions with calm reflection.
A devotional passage urges believers to act on faith not merely hear it. It argues belief in a caring God compels defense of human dignity, directs opposition to injustice, and motivates service despite personal cost. The Church must foster authentic belief over abstract notions.
Inside the Republican camp tensions flare over tax policy and leadership as Landon and Hoover clash on mid term strategy. London allies push for unity while McCarl circles the chair, with Congress looming debates over relief, labor wings, and foreign policy pegs. Brussel talks falter as envoys warn Japan diplomacy stalls without offers.
Mrs Herman Welz Mrs T W Hartley and Mrs Carl Robart hosted the Florence Ladies Aid at Mrs Robarts home. The Epworth League held a church party Wednesday to reorganize the group, with twenty seven in attendance. Mrs Carl Robart and daughter Helen were in Norwalk Wednesday. Mrs Carrie Davidson cares for ill Mrs Anna Snelleuger in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Arthur Myers recently moved to Norwalk.
J. K. Perrett of the Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Marketing Board announced that Simcoe Ontario reports the season’s crop at more than 50 million pounds. He said the big yield should allow entire marketability with strong prospects for growers.
Moscow reports two German nationals, Paul Zilverker and Erwin Klein, detained on espionage and sabotage charges. Authorities label them Gestapo agents and refer the cases to the Leningrad district military tribunal for potential execution of the depth gemstes. The suspects allegedly used false passports and entered the Soviet Union under aliases Max Atultz and Josef Lessan.
A bibliographic note surveys early books and party paters about America, tracing how 18th and 19th century writers framed national identity. It highlights key figures, themes, and the evolving portrayal of American ideals and politics in circulating literature.
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