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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
11
The article discusses Russia seeking security in Europe via the League of Nations to focus on Japan, noting mixed League suspicions of Soviet aims. It mentions Maxim Litvinov’s reduced role after U.S. recognition and highlights evolving Russian diplomatic strategy and influence.
A catalog of anniversaries and historical events lists births and deaths of notable figures from Maud Ballington Booth to James Lyall and John Bankhead. It also recalls 1759 Quebec battle and 1821 Fort McHenry bombardment, with brief, dated notes and a closing editorial remark on world peace and cross-cultural caution.
A Minneapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce study estimates strike costs: truck drivers lose 190,000 in wages, employers lose 20,000,000 in reduced business, taxpayers cover 450,000 for National Guard callout, plus widespread public disruption and unquantified losses. It argues industrial warfare is costly and public opinion could curb walkouts.
The American Bar Association committee warns at its annual convention that unprecedented New Deal legislation has created a maze of pronouncements with the force of law. It cites the NRA alone issuing over 10,000 pages in one year and laments the inability of citizens to digest the expanding federal rules. The group calls for Congress to curb nonessential legislation as further bills loom.
Col Sir Col Clathorn grows wheat from grains claimed 5000 years old found in an Indian tomb. Experts from British Agriculture and Cambridge say the wheat seems to come from the tomb, but skeptics warn seeds rarely survive millennia. Scholars cite past failures and caution the mummy wheat may be legend.
The article discusses Russia potentially joining the League of Nations as major powers withdraw and the League weakens. It notes Moscow seeks to offset German and Japanese withdrawal impacts, hints at improving ties with League members, and mentions Russia’s non aggression pacts and the Eastern Locarno proposal shaping its stance toward Germany and Japan.
A vintage column mixes children bank stories with brief witticisms and aphorisms. The cheerful tone includes a tale of a child saving three cents and a teacher remark about Sunday temptations. Other quips touch on aviation, congress, and social sayings.
An ironic dialogue explores the balance between contemplation and action. Senator Sorghum questions whether the speaker focuses on poetry or finances. The banter portrays the tension between thought and doing in public life.
A devotional note recalls Acts 3 11 18 where Peter uses a present moment to reach listeners for Christ. It urges wise use of opportunities like Jesus and apostles did, then mentions the Geneva Protocol on prohibitions of gas warfare being ratified with reservations.
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