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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1937

Page

9

Spending Amuck By Congress

An editorial critique of Congress for excessive appropriations totaling between eight and ten billion dollars for the current fiscal year. It argues the debt is too high, deficits climb, and calls for clear federal financial reporting and an end to rapid spending. The piece cites figures from John Taber Clarence Cannon and Senator Glass, notes growing deficits, and condemns the debt as unnecessary amid a strong economy.

Congress Washington John Taber House Appropriations Committee Clarence Cannon Senator Glass Appropriations Committee Upper House Secretary of the Treasury

Beginning A Glorious Season

Nature speaks in late summer and early autumn as trees fade from green to silvered age. The hills grow calm and the brook sings a gentler tune. The piece muses on aging, beauty, and the quiet miracle of seasonal change.

The Ramp Age By 1960 According To Norman Bel Geddes

Norman Bel Geddes foresees a future where city life is on elevated ramps and catwalks with second story workers. Pedestrians walk on elevated walks while motor traffic runs below on private lanes. Escalator like sidewalks promise constant motion, with opaque windows and restricted romantic trysts.

Norman Bel Geddes Bel Geddes Prospect Mother Earth Grundys

The Badge of Liberalism and Chief Justice Hughes

Disgruntled critics question Supreme Court conservatism and cite a statement by Chief Justice Hughes. He says the first duty is to preserve freedom of learning speech press assembly and conscience and to detect any impairment. He warns that liberty under law requires active defense by those who enjoy these privileges.

Supreme Court Charles E .Hughes America

Today in History and Notable Births and Anniversaries

A compilation of anniversaries for Benedict Fenwick John H Noyes George Hearst John Drew and others with birth and death details. Also includes Today in History events from 1732 to 1925 and birthdays of Dr Carl Anderson Dr Thomas Rivers Frank McManamy Edward Filene Laurence Robert and others. Horoscope for today notes social nature generosity and caution against gullibility.

Benedict J. Fenwick New York Boston St. Mary's Co John H., Noyes Onleda, N. Y Brattleboro Niagara Falls Cana George Hearst California U. S Franklin Co John E. W. Keely Philadelphia John Drew Ireland Sarah Orne Jowett Maine South Berwick Louis H. Sullivan Chicago England America Naval War College Newport R. 1 Frank H. Buck Atlantic Wilson Washington Ava Ohio Carl D. Anderson California Institute of Technology Thomas M. Rivers Jonesboro Frank McManamy Interstate Commerce Commissioner Fallen Timber Edward A. Filene Beaton Salem Mass Larence W. Robert, Sr Atlanta, Ga the Treasury Monticello

Lorain County Fair Opens With Ostrich Racing Feature

A fragment from Lorain County news notes the first annual Lorain County Fair set to open Monday with ostrich racing as a new feature. It mentions Elyria and Lorain County schools opening next week barring unforeseen developments in the infantile paralysis situation after talks in Columbus with State Health officials led by Dr. G. E. French.

Elyria Lorain County G. E. French French Ohio State Department of Health Columbus

Hungary Begins Paying War Debts to United States

Hungary, a small country in doubtful financial shape, has decided to begin paying war debts to the United States. It is a token gesture acknowledging a long-standing obligation, contrasting with Great Britain and France which seek new loans while Britain spends about 4,166,000 dollars daily on armaments.

Hungary United States Great Britain France Uncle Sam China

Jefferson School to become a junior high amid board vote

Education yesterday opposed conversion of the Jefferson School into a junior high. A petition bearing 168 names was presented. The board voted to open the school Tuesday as a junior high, stating plans serve the West Side's best interests. Two Carlisle Township girls won state Four-H Club crowns at the Ohio State Fair Marguerite Streich er and Mildred Pallas. Magr. James A. McFadden, former pastor of St Agnes Church, will be consecrated next Thursday as titular bishop of Bida and auxiliary bishop of the Cleveland Diocese. Mr and Mrs George R Haines will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner tomorrow.

Jefferson School West Side Carlisle Township Marguerite Streicher Mildred Pallas James A. McFadden St Agnes Church Cleveland Bida George R. Haines East Avenue

Eternal Life and the Voice of Insight Across Eras

A reflective meditation blends biblical notes on eternal life with modern views on genius and progress. The piece cites scripture about abiding in Christ and the promise “Where I am, ye shall be also,” then contemplates immortality as shared love and relationship. It muses on Edison, Stringfellow, and Mount Wilson discoveries, contrasting creative insight with human nature’s repetitive flaws.

Jesus Christ Leonard Hodgson Mount Wilson Observatory California

Edison Answers From Beyond in Battery Mystery

The article recalls Thomas Edison agreeing to answer written questions about a battery after death, as George Stringfellow proposed for ongoing insights. A Swedish nickel impurity later raised concerns about the battery’s iron, prompting executives to seek Edison’s written input.

Asid Stringfellow Edison Stringfellow Mr. Edison

Famed columnist urges spiritual ties to curb youth cynicism

A Ledger Syndicate column argues that love hate envy and greed are the four great worldly forces causing unhappiness. The writer laments mercenary days and insists faith hope and charity can counter youth cynicism and foster a wiser life.

Harp Copyright Ledger Syndicate

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