European Situation Looms Over Domestic New Deal Focus
The article notes Europe remains crucial to the U.S. after Roosevelt’s inauguration as Europe deals with Hitler’s rise, Germany’s actions in the Rhineland and Polish Corridor, and Austro-Hungarian shifts. It cautions that while American policy dominates headlines, Europe’s tensions could soon reappear in the news.
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Europe
Far East
Hein
Italy
Austria
Hungary
France
Great Britain
Mussolini
Rome
McAntime
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Poland
Rhineland
Ney
Country doctor urged to serve rural areas by Columbia dean
The Columbia University medical dean urges young doctors to start practice in small towns and rural communities. He notes cities are over supplied while country demand rises as urban residents move to farms, offering service and potential profit in exchange for livestock or produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University School of Medicine
Kansas bill targets officials failing to keep campaign pledges
A Kansas legislator proposes ousting public officials who do not uphold campaign pledges. The measure seeks removal for breach of campaign commitments amid a broader political climate reflected in local reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
San Antonio Express
Wisconsin Beer Law Sparks Operator Label Controversy
A Wisconsin beer law update prompts debate over naming drinks as operations while patrons and bartenders resist the term and favor familiar labels. The evolving wording draws attention from local establishments and regulatory references.
Nations should heed US taxpayers cannot fund another war
The Toledo Blade argues that European nations must recognize American taxpayers cannot afford another large-scale war and urges cautious, self-reliant defense plans.
Two Boys Swim Naked at Pacific Beach Caught by Sightseers
Two young boys swam naked in the surf near Pacific Beach when an elderly passerby warned them it was against the law. They replied they understood but urged to join in the swim anyway, saying they would not tell.
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Pacific Beach
Texans Sign Petition Hoax Highlights Gullibility
A Temple newspaper circulated a two part petition urging Roosevelt to cut government expenses and appoint Giuseppe Zangara to a cabinet post. About 400 signatures were gathered before readers stopped at the first lines. The stunt exposed human credulity and poor judgment, prompting calls for greater caution and a harsher reaction to the hoax.
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Texas
Temple
Roosevelt
Giuseppe Zangara
Miami
First Morning Sales Calls Tell Two Orders
A new salesman reports two orders from his first stops. The employer asks what they were for, and the reply is that one order was to leave and the other to stay out.
Open House Hints and Hums From a Pun Shaped Card
A quirky postcard riddles through menu pecks and puns tied to dining and mood. The note hints at tennis net results and a mother’s caution when pap stretches suspenders, signaling a safe moment to ask.
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Pap
Golfing clergyman beaten by senior parishioner in Washington
In Washington a golfing clergyman was badly beaten on the links by a parishioner thirty years his senior. He returned to the club house disgruntled. Their exchange ended with the opponent predicting the preacher would bury him someday, to which the reverend replied it would be his toll.
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Washington
Bride and congresswoman change as Kansas pair wed
In a historic political twist Miss Kathryn O Lauchlin was elected to the Kansas district’s seat in Congress and marries state Senator David M McCarthy. She becomes Congresswoman O Lauchlin McCarthy as the couple navigate their public roles.
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Pallirs
House of Representatives
Kathryn O’lauchlin
Congress
Kansas
David M. McCarthy
Miss O'Lancatin
Congressman McCarthy
Election Milestone Sets New Record in National Balloting
A historic turnout shatters previous records as citizens across the country participate in a landmark election. Officials report unusually high participation from first time voters and sustained engagement through late voting hours.
Noted Architect Reflects On Changing Views Of Rich And Captains Of Industry
Arthur Loomis Harmon argues modern captains of industry are treated more fairly than in the past when rich men were branded villains without proof. He recalls muckraker rhetoric, compares it to a schoolboy demand for proofs, and notes shifting public attitudes toward wealth and accountability.
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Arthur Loomis Harmon
Lawson
Pop
Notable birthdays and deaths in 16th to 20th centuries
Today marks birthdays of William Harvey 1578 Prince von Bismarck 1815 Edward A. Sothern 1826 Edwin A. Abbey 1852 Edmund Rostand 1868 Lon Chaney 1883 and notes their deaths in 1657 1898 1881 1911 1918 1930, reflecting a historical anniversary feature.
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William Harvey
Prince von Bismarck
Edward A. Sothern
Edwin A. Abbey
Philadelphia
London
Edmund Rostand
Lon Chaney
Colorado Springs
Cole
Los Angeles
Paris in terror as Communists seize city
A note recalls the 1871 Paris uprising with the city under revolutionary control by Communists. It mentions a 1873 marine disaster near Nova Scotia where the White Star steamer Atlantic sank with heavy loss of life. It also cites 1932 world interest in Olympic contract bridge played by about 30,000 players globally.
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Paris
Nova Scotia
Notable Births of Public Figures Across the United States
The list notes Daniel C. Roper of South Carolina born in Marlboro County D C 66 years ago Agnes Repplier Philadelphia writer born there 73 years ago Dr Alexander G Ruthven University of Michigan born Hull Iowa 41 years ago Dr George Norlin University of Colorado born Concordia Kansas 62 years ago Julien C Hyer Fort Worth Texas lawyer former Lions president born Greenville South Carolina 39 years ago.
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Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Commerce
Marlboro County
D. C
Agnes Repplier
Philadelphia
Alexander G. Ruthven
University of Michigan
Hull
Iowa
George Norlin
University of Colorado
Concordia
Kans
Julien C. Hyer
Ft. Worth
Tex
Jawyer
The
Lions
Greenville
S. C
Tempered Impulsiveness Brings Cautious Virtue and Sympathy
The month’s impulsive nature fades into a more zentie amiable disposition. It is not too strong-willed and shows much sympathy for others with a wish to help them. Caution and judgment balance forgetfulness of self to avoid deceit.
Quilt Exhibition Draws Visitors in Avon
Avon April 1 circle members of St Marys church displayed quilts at Wickens Co Lorain in a week long exhibit. Visitors showed strong interest and Circle members hosted a post demonstration chicken dinner.
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Rose Casper
George Kelling
Walter Dechant
George Urig
George Alten
Elizabeth Hendges
Nick Schafer
Local guests and birth announced in community notes
Mr and Mrs N J Winkle with Madeline Gordon and Rodger Rodger were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs George Urig. Mr and Mrs Cyril Gates welcomed an eight pound baby boy born at their home Thursday evening.
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N. J. Winkle
Madeline
Gordon
Rodger
George Urig
Cyril Gates
First nickel spent in Lawrence store tracked to 1895
J. F. McGrath, owner of a Lawrence department store, still holds the first nickel ever spent in his shop. The buyer was a boy named John P. Feeney, who later became a Boston lawyer, and the nickel transaction occurred in 1895.
Prisoner Returns to Jail After Mistake
In Salem Oregon Nor man Mellis of Turner returned to the city jail asserting he was not supposed to be released. He demanded to be locked up again after officials acknowledged an error.
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Salem
Ore
Norman Mellis
Turner
Readers urge open banking facts from Elyria editor
A letter from H E Irwin urges the Chronicle Telegram editor to publish full banking committee facts about Elyria banks. He attends a 4 15 PM meeting and calls for unbiased news, warning that depositor groups may form for transparency. He cites distrust of slow information and requests prompt, published banking facts.
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P. R. Smith
Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
Banking Committee
Hudnutt
Elyria Savings & Trust
Chronicle
H. E. Irwin
Garford Aven
Ohio
Fire volunteer rules set by safety board in Elyria
The safety board approved new rules for volunteers after complaints that fewer than half respond to fires. Volunteers missing three consecutive fires or without telephones by May 1 may be dropped. Mayor Troxel reports a municipal tax rate of 9 mills, unchanged from last year.
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Elyria Telegram
The
Safety Board
Troxel
Mulls
County Education Board Reelects Superintendent and Assistants
The county board of education reelected E. C. Seale as county superintendent for three years and reappointed G. J. Michelson and C. Q. Masters as assistant superintendents. Also noted is the death of Rev. Fr. Michael V. Halter, former St. Marys Church assistant pastor, who died Saturday at St. John’s Hospital in Cleveland.
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County Board of Education
E. C. Seale
G. J. Michelson
C. QO. Masters
Michael V. Halter
St. Mary’s Church
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Lorain Bridge Notes Bid Rejections Prompt New Sale Plan
Lorain County commissioners rejected all bids for notes and bonds for the Lorain County Memorial Bridge and plan a new sale of the $32 million issue. A hearing on an injunction against building the bridge is expected in two to three days. Elyria to receive a six foot alligator for the city park fountain with naming suggestions being sought from residents. Mayor Hewitt noted Charles Fell, now in Florida, aims to send the alligator to Elyria. Oberlin College’s 1928 graduating class plans a $25,000 college history as a senior class memorial gift to be presented in 1938 at the tenth reunion.
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Lorain County Memorial Bridge
Lorain
Elyria
Ely Park
Mutt
James A. Hewitt
Charles Fell
Florida
Elyrians
Oberlin
Lorain County Fruit School Session Held in Eloria
April 1 reports say attendees joined the Lorain County Fruit school session Thursday evening in the directors room of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company in Eloria.
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South Ridge
Lorain County Fruit School
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Eloria
Delefield Sickness Reported
H. C. Delefield is listed as sick in the latest health notes.
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H. C. Delefield
District Rally Attended by Local Missionary Society Members
Attendees from here at the District Rally of the Woman's Missionary Society held Thursday at the Evangelical church in Sandusky included Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Amore, Mrs. Milton Schlechter, Mrs. Milton Baus, Mrs. Margaret Baus, Mrs. Emma Fowl, and Mrs. Clarence Cook.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Evangelical Church In
Sandusky
S. H. Amore
Milton Schlechter
Milton Baus
Margaret Baus
Emma Fowl
Clarence Cook
Community Club to Meet at School House April 4
The Community Club will hold its regular meeting at the school house on Tuesday evening April 4. A good program has been arranged.
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meet at Parsonage
A joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society will be held at the parsonage on Wednesday April 3. A tureen lunch will be served.
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L. A
W. M.S
Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society
Weekend Visitors Stay With Woods in Toledo
Misses Geraldine Woods and Miriam Fowl spent the week end with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs H Woods in Toledo during a weekend visit to the area.
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Geraldine Woods
Miriam Fowl
H. Woods
Toledo
Dog and man bond over time and expectation of reunion
The note discusses how affection between man and dog grows with time and age. It says separation causes disappointment when there is hope of reunion, alive or dead, and that evidence is something you can see. By H. Bradley.
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H. Bradley
Local Social Calls Reach Youngstown and Warren
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lightfoot spent Friday in Youngstown and Warren. Rev. and Mrs. William Buhren of Henrietta called on Rev. and Mrs. Amore Thursday. Mrs. B. Fenner of Brighton was a caller on the Ridge Wednesday.
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A. J. Lightfoot
Youngstown
Warren
William Buhren
Henrietta
Amore
B. Fenner
Brighton
Lambs Face Harsh Start as Snow Delays Birthing
In Benton County Oregon many lambs are being born in heavy snow. The winter conditions create a cold reception for newborns with farmers reporting widespread births amid drifting snow.
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Corvallis
Ore
W.P
Benton County
Steamfitter Fooled Public in Tacoma Scene
In Tacoma Edward Reuter, a steam fitter, lay in a gutter while a crowd gathered. Police and a patrol wagon rushed to the scene as the man explained he was working and not drunk, though the situation drew public intrigue.
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Tacoma
Wash
Edward Reuter
Eveready Batteries and Majestic Radio Highlight Store
The store displays Eveready batteries made in Cleveland offering a full line from dry cells to 45 volt B batteries and specialized models. It also advertises Century music sheets, the edition beautiful catalogue, and a Majestic Gothic Lowboy radio with modern features priced at 89.50, with old sets taken as trade-ins.
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Elvria
Majestic
Seed packets and Vigoro supply at local store
Warm rain spurs garden plans as the shop promotes thousands of seed packets and bulk Vigoro plant food for lawns and gardens. Mello Peat is advertised as a soil builder for ferns, plants, lawns, and shrubs, staying cool and moist for weeks without harming roots.
Best Paint Sold In Our Thirty Sixth Year Ad
If you need anything in paint enamels stains or varnishes remember the Best Paint Sold B P which stands for Best Paint Sold. This is our thirty sixth year and most of the time B P has been our most popular and satisfactory paint line. Made in Cleveland B P S is ordered and 24 hour service given providing additional stock is needed. Free color cards and information for the asking.
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B. P
Cleveland
Lorain County Game and Fish Assn Meets Sunday
On Sunday at 2 PM the Lorain County Game and Fish Association will meet in third floor rooms. All sportsmen are invited to join. Final plans for the annual field trials will be set and reports on dam building in Black River to create fishing ponds will be presented.
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Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Black River
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Sallys
AVON
Voice OF
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A. C. Hudnutt
the Chronicle
al- Was
Malcolm Fowl
Alfred Alten
Second St
Blocky
Crook’s Coal
Howard B. Somers
Blue Bird Restaurant
W. R. Broadwell
Chiropodist
34 Century
Harper Method Shop
Dairies
LISS
Elyria Dairies Inc
SUN Shine
CVU
Hubert Day & Sons
Day's Music Store
Eveready the Battery Company
Eveready
Fountain Pen
Broad St
Day's Hardware
Day’s Hardware
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