The Chronicle Telegram Publication Details September 18 1937
Elyria Ohio publisher Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company lists address 431 Second Street and HUDNUTT branding. J Clare George serves as president and editor. Paper issued every evening except Sundays and holidays. Subscriptions shown: three cents single copy, $4 yearly mail within Lorain area, $5 statewide, $9.15 yearly in advance. Foreign ad reps listed. Saturday date shown as September 18, 1937.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mbers
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnudl Pit Oo SC
Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Lorain
Johan W. Cutler
Chicago
Michigan
Avs
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Restricting Crops Sparks National Agricultural Debate
The article argues that government aid to farmers expands as needs grow, boosting costs to consumers. It notes efforts to prop up corn, wheat, cotton, butter, eggs, and tomatoes, and recalls the AAA's deregulatory reversal. It warns that limiting U.S. production may push more farming abroad, risking alien competition and higher prices for taxpayers.
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Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Supreme Court
AAA
New York
United States
Canada
Education Never Ends for Lifelong Learners in America
Adults across New York City are expected to enroll in continuing education classes this year, reflecting a national shift toward lifelong learning. Schools nationwide expand programs as business and professional fields demand ongoing education for skilled workers. Lord Brougham’s century old remark is cited to emphasize education’s role in empowering individuals and resisting domination.
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New York City
Lord Brougham
House of Commons
New And Better Motor Cars Promise Industry Progress
The passage extols yearly automobile model advances, praising continuous progress and improved comfort efficiency and beauty. It argues the car industry contributes to human well being and questions life without automotive innovation, noting each new model builds on prior designs.
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Automobile Industry
England Faces Oil Boom as Sixty Nine Licenses Issued
The Minister of Mines announced sixty nine official licenses for boring across 14000 square miles, amounting to about two percent of England. Promoters invest, yet no gushers found so far. government backing remains strong as geologists and capital rush to oil prospects amid changing European energy dynamics.
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England
Geolog
John Buri
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlight Notable Figures
A fragmentary annals page lists anniversaries for Dr Samuel Johnson Joseph Story Walter Newberry and other 18th and 19th century figures with birth and death dates. It also recaps Today in History events including Washington’s cornerstone remark on the National Capitol and the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act amendment. Other notes reference birthdays of John Hessin Clarke Greta Garbo and Peter Gerry with scattered biographical hints.
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Samuel Johnson
Enrishman
Joseph Story
Massachusetts
U. S. Supreme Court
Marblehead
Mass
Walter L. Newberry
Windsor
Conn
John S&s. C. Abbott
New England
Brunswick
Maine
Gilbert MM
Hitchcorck
Omaha
Nebr
U. S
Clinton
Scnilard
Port
N. Y
Kent
Washington
National Capitol
Congress
Free States
Philadelphia
Jar Cooke Sons
Orville Wright
Berlin
King George
England
Florida
Alabama
Misissippi
Greece
John Hessin Clarks
San Diego
Cal
Lisbon
Ohio
U.S
Peter Gerry
Rhode Island
New York
Greta Garbo
Sweden
Clark Wissler
Yale
Wayne Co
Ind
Powel Crosler
Cinrin- Rath
Radio Anufacturer
Clarencr E Merartney
Payrah
Northwand
Soldier politician Johnson and quieter Douglas rise in New Deal politics
The profile contrasts Louis Johnson, a towering, energetic war veteran and Army procurement chief, with William C. Douglas, a reserved self-made strategist. Johnson’s rapid rise from Virginia law circles to national leadership is highlighted, while Douglas’s hard-luck youth and ascent to top party roles show a different path to influence in the Roosevelt era.
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Louis Johnson
University of Virginia
Clarksburg
West Va
Cation
Agai
House of Delegates
Washington
Jim” Farley
William C. Douglas
Johnson
Bull
Douglas
Minnesota
Yakima
Wash
New York
Today's Horoscope: A Good Day to Be Born 1937
The reading notes a pleasant day for births with a kind and sympathetic nature attracting many friends who can aid in prosperity. It warns not to rely too heavily on friends as their support may become lukewarm, urging personal effort alongside social ties.
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Department of State
Michael McDermott
Mike
Washington
Hull
United States
Bible Readings And Meditations
Article excerpt reflects on sin and forgiveness, mortal and venial sins, and the unpardonable sin of the Holy Ghost. It contrasts divine forgiveness with repentance and charity, plus notes on public figures and U.S. diplomacy, including Michael McDermott’s role.
Elyria Education Association to Sponsor Theatricals
The Elyria Education Association starts its 1937-38 year by sponsoring a theatrical season for children. It will host Clare Tres Major Children's Theatre of New York in three plays on October 18, January 3, and April 18. Officers include Miss Vanita Hubbard as general chairman, Mrs Ima Strait arrangements chairman, Miss Aliee McCracken publicity chair, and Miss Ebba Fosselius head of the ticket committee. Plans include a forum on state and local school finances at the November 18 meeting.
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Elyria Education Association
Elyria
Clare Tres Major
Aliee McCracken
Ebba Fosselius
La Grange Short Items highlights Sunday visits
Mr and Mrs John H Curtiss spent Sunday at Lakeside. Mr and Mrs Carlton Adams were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Leon Burrows of Clarksfield. Mr and Mrs Julius Wilcox and Mrs Lula Wilcox attended the event noted in La Grange.
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John H. Curtiss
Lakeside
Carlton Adams
Leon Burrows
Clarksfield
Julius Wilcox
Lula Wilcox
Krantz Clark wedding in Lorain on Wednesday evening
A Lorain wedding announcement notes Krantz and Clark tie the knot on Wednesday evening. The report mentions Mary Margaret Knowles entertaining the Epworth League at her Church Street home on Thursday night and cites local happenings around the town.
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Krantz-Clark
Lorain
Mary Margaret Knowles
Epworth League
Church Street
Henry Wigert
Andrew Rawson
P. T.A
South Amherst
George Gardner
Penfield
Ira Starr
Howard Hastings
Orva Hastings 8
North Main Street
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Tommie" Corcoran
Harry Hopkins
Samuel I. Rosenman
White House
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DIN
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National Labor Relations Board
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Elyria Say
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