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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1937
Page
8
Senator Wheeler protests power given to Roosevelt as La Grange hosts the annual Fall Festival next Friday and Saturday. Colorful decorations line the streets as Ray music welcomes visitors. The entertainment committee led by 3.P. darkdes completes a varied program featuring Lorain County student band concerts and other features.
A vintage ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fat reduction method. It argues excess fat results from a sluggish gland that fails to pour vital fluid into the bloodstream, guiding readers to feed the gland with Marmola as doctors do. The copy touts millions of successful users and urges purchase from a druggist.
Chronicle Telegram merit carriers, 57 of 183 salesmen, earned trips for six or more perfect months. They gathered at the office, rode Howard Wilson's van to the air races, enjoyed a day of thrills, food, and camaraderie as part of ongoing employee recognition.
Sen. Burton K Wheeler told a Bear Creek miners rally that President Roosevelt wields extraordinary control over money and tariffs. He charged the President has not disclosed disposition of 2,000,000,000 to buy foreign currencies and warned he can raise or lower the cost of living and tariffs by vast margins. He criticized the scope of currency powers and reported no congressional knowledge of how the funds are used.
Barbara Stanwyck refused to discuss reports she planned to sail to England to wed Robert Taylor. The Hollywood stars, long linked in romance, had been inseparable before Taylor left New York for a London film. A Canadian Pacific liner was set to sail Saturday, leaving Stanwyck’s exact travel plans unclear.
Kent State University historian Dr Henry M Dater challenges the view of General Ulysses S Grant as an excess drinker. He notes Grant drank heavily in youth but mitigated the habit with age. At a New York dinner he declined a drink by tipping his wine glass.
Hyde Park dispatch reports John Roosevelt denying champagne squirt at Cannes mayor amid romance with Anne Lindsay Clark. Meantime President Roosevelt meets with John Bigger on unemployment census and FCC reorganization, with luncheon slated for McNinch, Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co. president.
Dayton police charged Dr. Phillip Margolin a 23 year old chiropodist with burgling 12 offices in his building and admitting stealing 31 dollars from Anna Brewer’s apartment. Police linked him to the 12 burglaries by nightly visits recorded in the building's visitor log. Margolin recently moved to Dayton from Cleveland.
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