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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1937

Page

9

Treasurer Reveals Hidden Relief Fund Found by Board

County Treasurer Walter Wright says he warned the board about an $82,000 relief fund and $2,000 last November. He asks the state to forward $40,000 to the bond retirement fund while keeping the rest as a cushion against tax gains potential cuts. Commissioner Dunn says he does not recall disclosure and believes officials may not have known the fund existed until now.

Oscar G. Dunn Columbus Walter J.wright Wright Dunn

Boy Beats Death For Third Time In Wisconsin

Ten year old Benedict Kampa of Whitehall has survived three severe incidents. A past hay chute fall, a kettle burn during a wedding, and a major brain injury requiring four operations and a silver plate. He recovered after each peril and even played his accordion during recovery.

Whitehall Wis Benidict Kampa Benidict Benedict

Free For All Fight on Floor of Rhode Island Legislature

Rhode Island lawmakers and spectators clashed in a half hour melee in the House chamber. Deputies and state troopers interrupted fighting as factions backing Mayor McCoy and Gov Quinn clashed over a Pawtucket police and public works bill torn in half. McLeod was named speaker pro tempore as Sepe presided under guard. The disputed bill was set for Tuesday action.

Providence R. L Rhode Island Chamber of Representatives Thomas P. McCoy Pawtucket Sepe McCoy

Club Hears Lawyer At Dinner Meeting On Supreme Court

At the Y M C A last night the Young Men's Republican club heard Rich ard Stevens discuss the Supreme Court. A business meeting followed and a hamburger dinner was planned for April with another dinner meeting in May.

Young Men’s Republican Club Richard Stevens Supreme Court

Monterey Votes for Sunshine Over Shade

Monterey residents favor sunshine to shade and want wider streets free of tree collisions. The City Council refused permission after the American Legion bought trees to plant along a main thoroughfare. The piece notes public morality judged by the stamp of figures in authority.

Monterey Cal American Legion

Narrow escape as bicycle hit by car on Broad Street

Bill Renninger of 10 Smith Court escaped uninjured when his bicycle was struck by an automobile about seven last evening on Broad street. The car was driven by Homer Swain of Buffalo New York, police reported.

Bill Renninger Smith Court Broad Street Homer Swain Buffalo N. Y

Elevated Trains Collision Injures 25 in Chicago

In Chicago on April day a sudden illness of a young boy on a northbound Englewood local led to a collision as a Howard express on the same track rear ended the Englewood train at 18th street. Twenty five people were injured with 17 seriously hurt and eight more lightly bruised.

Chicago Englewood 18Th Street Granville Station

Tourists Wonder If Munich Fountain Water Is Drinkable

Tourists gaze at a fountain in Munich as they debate whether the local water is safe to drink. The scene captures visitors enjoying a sunny city landmark while seeking guidance on hydration.

Munich Germany

Capacity Crowd At Y M C A Circus In Elyria

The Elyria Y M C A ends its Bungling Brothers and Sorepaugh circus with a second night at the association gym starting 7 15 p m. About 1200 children attended last night’s free school show. Carl W Wagner directs. features include clowns led by the Peat brothers and a band led by Joseph Hancock with 100 boys in mass pyramids at the finale. A parade on Broad Street was called off due to missing band members.

Elyria Bungling Brothers Sorepaugh Carl W. Wagner Symnasium Péat Brothers William and Samuel Richard Mathis Don Marsh Tim Donovan Hal Smith Robert Heimsath George Flowers Don Yost Joseph Hancock Ernest Hay Dick Mathis Joe Boddy Elyrian Wagner Broad Street

Tweedsmuirs Depart Canada Greeted at White House

Governor general and Lady Tweedsmuir left Washington after a three day visit ending with a dinner in their honor at the Canadian Legation. The dinner followed rounds of entertainment that kept the pair busy during their stay.

Washington Zeed Tweedsmuir Canada Lady Tweedempir White House

Denver Art Scene Praised for World Leading Indian Collection

Denver's Art Mus eum touts its premier Indian art collection, praised by Alerte Siherman of the Chamber of Commerce and Silberman galleries. The gallery claims a long history serving European royal families for over 157 years.

Denver Alerte Siherman Gffeueen Chamber of Commerce Silberman Galleries Europe

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